for new jersey and delaware. it's the shore which will have afternoon temperatures in the 80s but feels like temperature for longport of 97 degrees later today. the heat when humidity and storms will take a break. i've got the 10 day on 10 when i come back in a few minutes. >> let's take a look at route 32 in south jersey. >> jessica boyington has you covered. >> we'll have a few updates, checking in with new jersey roads and updates on earlier scenes. the 42 freeway around 41, over in deptford. more cars headed northbound right here. those in the northbound lanes no delays or problems yet. maybe a car or two heading southbound. heading down the shore, no problems there. good news out in elmer, new jersey, we're watching an accident scene, right around front street. that's re-opened. you don't have to worry about that any more there. you'll be able to get through with no problems or big delays at least. watch for police activity still lingering around the scene. also in lawrence township, an overturned tractor-tr

but also in central new jersey. the possibility while there's less of a threat, wilmington and jersey will likely stay shower-free. 10 day on 10, the temperatures climbs. partly sunny skies. 97 degrees tomorrow afternoon. those elevated morning temperatures, an indication of very high humidity. and it gets even warmer on saturday morning. 80 in the morning. near 100 in the afternoon. feels like 107 degrees saturday afternoon. and steaminess will continue on sunday. the heat wave, should be the last day of the heat wave on sunday. breaking on monday with a chance of storms. 87 degrees the high temperatures. chance of storms and most of the work week, thursday, degrees, that will be the coolest of the next ten. >>> now you know what you're facing when you open the door to walk out today and it will hit you right away. now let's find out what you'll face on the roads. >> bill has the advisory on the radar and jessica focusing on the roads. >> starting in new jersey, vai and tracy, 295, route 644, north and southbound,

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he is the new jersey batman. joe is at his conservatory in ridgeville park new jersey. he told me about bats and how helpful they are. >> they are incredible mosquito eaters. their insect maintenance good guys, superhero. >> billions of dollars of you lost in one sectors being hit the hardest, the agricultural sector. >> all the insects that were not getting in by the bats that we lost are now destroying armor's crops. >> this resulted in over 50,000,000,000 dollars for the money that had to be spent on pesticides and other ways to get rid of the past. i got got up close and personal with them. >> they are not shy at all. they're opposite. i was apprehensive at first because bats scare me. joe said the bats are incredibly intelligent. there. there is a hierarchy within their settlement that they have. they're fascinated by michael pro and tried to get it with their weird little thumbs. i realize they're more scared of us then we are them. if you haven't change the channel yet out of pure fear and you want to learn more, you're in luck. baptist stock is an event joe hold

southern new jersey on south. feels-like temperatures could reach 95 to 100 during the course of the afternoon. it's in effect from noon until 10:00. a warm front is approaching us this morning. that's causing a couple of light showers in the area. most of us are rain-free. upper 60s in stamford. 72 in west port. 74 in greenwich this morning. into the city, that's the warm new jersey. elsewhere, the mid-70s. planning ahead, plan on another hot day. 87 at noontime. a slight chance of an isolated shower -- really have to watch the sky for thunderstorms and high near 90. lauren, what do you have for us? >> we have a vehicle fire in the process of extinguished on the new jersey turnpike. southbound all lanes are closed. traffic diverted interchange 13. you will be able to get around it. something to keep in mind. we have slowdowns on the cross bronx expressway because of roadwork eastbound by webster avenue. two lanes are closed. that's scheduled to be out there by 6:00 a.m. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> lau

in new jersey. nobody got hurt. drivers say they are worried, next time it could be worse. >> you are scared. you don't want to work. you could be sleeping in one of those trucks. it's a sleeper. >> truck operators say this is not the first time this happened. they say 20 trucks have been set on fire in recent months. >>> time is get a check on the outside, in for bill with the accuweather forecast now. >> reporter: good morning. i grabbed the umbrella before i came outside. it's possible we could see a sprinkle for the early morning hours. a flash flood watch posted for north central new jersey, that goes until 11 tonight. be aware of. that west of the city is where we have the greatest potential for drenching downpours today. corner. tucker park, in the distance, lincoln center. 70 west, central park, 87, humidity, northeast wind at 8 miles per hour, pressure is holding steady. bureaus, 70 degrees the number, 69, whites town. across the board, cooler temperatures north and west, everybody else starting the uniform

mainly isolated, north and west new jersey. after 3:00, more showers and thunderstorms, north and west of the higher elevations, stretching here, sussex and warren county. tuesday hit or miss, not a big deal, setting the stage beautiful midweek. if you have something you need to get done outdoors or plans tuesday, wednesday and thursday look great. 80 tomorrow. it's going to be a better feeling 80. showers for the early half of the day, sticky situation through the afternoon hours with the humidity building back in. by wednesday looking good, partly sunny, 82. thursday 85, mostly sunny, humid, heading in to the weekend with temperatures of heat and humidity that will continue, looks like over the weekend w the chance of a shower or thunderstorm, garden variety. last night, catching up on the rainfall we missed out on maybe, the month of july, how we were talking about the need for rain. last night we had crazy downpours happening. many places getting a couple of inches in an hour or two. >> that's crazy. princeton, new jersey,

it was the silk city of the world, paterson, new jersey. and you might say, you got to be kidding me. we could not grow the mulberry bush. we tried to do that a long time ago. but we still developed the silk industry. the silk road from paterson, new jersey. great history. hamilton knew exactly what he was doing. he had a mind for financing and economics. he showed this city in new jersey as a place to begin this great industrialization. so i am very, very proud to be a part of that. we are proud to have a national park in our city, and it's growing. we have had some growing pains. it is welling up, and you have pains. we just completed the mariel and kramer park. she was the wife of one of the mayors of paterson, new jersey, who is still living. she is not still living. she was a great person. she got me interested in the falls. she got me into the preservation. preservation does not mean putting ropes around a place so people can't see it really or touch it. no, this is a very part of our community. it is a lifeline. we try to make it a d

we have an accident scene we're watching in elmer, new jersey. take the detours posted through the area. watch for police activity and expect delays. more updates when i come back in ten.ç >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 20 minutes before 5:00 and a bit of rain in cape may. you can see the street, beach avenue is damp. that's the view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. it won't be an all-day rain. you'll get sunshine at the shore. another warm, steamy day. this evening, you're likely to see thunderstorms. the shore temperatures in the 70s will warm about 10 degrees above the readings right now into the middle 80s this afternoon. wilmington, that's the view from frawley stadium. it's dry in wilmington right now before any storms develop. it's going to be a warm day today. steamy this morning, 76 degrees in wilmington, 77 in mt. holly and philadelphia. the temperatures, a good 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. the showers moving across the shore are going to move right on out to sea. it's not just the shore. they exten

the fog in berlin, new jersey, that's the view from berlin, new jersey. this fog will be slow to clear but it will be clearing and we will see sunshine and temperatures into the upper 80s. right now, zero visibility is back in quakertown and dense fog for wrightstown, look at mt. holly, zero visibility there. the thick fog is spreading across south jersey and into delaware. dover just got a bit thicker with zero visibility there as well. 70s right now with a couple exceptions. lehigh valley and delaware seeing some sunshine and cooler temperatures. this afternoon we'll warm into the upper 80s, near 90 degrees with philadelphia with the humidity staying low this afternoon. >> we'll take that low humidity, can't beat it. >> local updates throughout the morning and you can always get realtime news, weather and traffic on the nbc 10 app. >> thanks for watching. the "today" show is next. have a good one. >>> good morning, crossing the border. donald trump announces a surprise trip to mexico for a private conversation with the mexican president on the same day

a small earthquake shook new jersey. magnitude 1 was centered a mile am i pronouncing that correctly? sorry if i'm not. it was barely felt. police say they didn't receive any worried calls from residents and no damage or injuries were reported. >>> time for weather and traffic on the 4s. a scale that goes from tropical to awful. >> and tropical sounds nice but no, it's not. >> not when you have to go to work. >> not in midtown anyway. at the beach it would be okay. i'm sure a lot of people will try to escape the heat and humidity, but we have issues at the beach, as well. we're tracking showers in suffolk county. we may have storms popping from time to time. water temperatures are still on the mild side. 72 to 80. there is a moderate to high risk for arriving currents this afternoon so you have to watch out for those and make sure a lifeguard can see if you're going near the water. again watching out for the rip currents throughout the day and moderate risk for lightning. so not the best beach day. you will have sunny br

news is in new jersey. two new jersey transit buses have collided in downtown newark and we understand it's a deadly accident. >> yes, just getting that information seconds ago. major police and fire operation is underway. >> we're told this accident happened just after 6:00 this morning around 6:10 at the intersection of broad street in downtown newark. two new jersey transit buses collided in that intersection. was traveling westbound on raymond boulevard. the other traveling northbound on broad street. you can see this was a classic t-bone collision. right now, officials are saying there are nine injuries. i can tell you there are more than that. i'm going to tell you that i've seen at least 12 people here being treated for injuries by ems. they have all been taken off to seen are responding to the first responders, to the ems workers. that's the good news. as you just mentioned, there is one fatal injury in this accident. we also want to take your attention down here to where that collation took place.

paterson, new jersey. it's part of my district, my congressional district. i didn't live too far from the falls. i have a lot of great fond memories. this is where alexander hamilton brought george washington and developed really the first industrial city in the united states. with the technology that was brought from europe. so this site, this national site, which has been a national park for the last seven years, just is a new park. and usually, a park service was not into urban parks, but this is right smack in the middle of urban america, industrial urban america. with some problems, of course, industrialization, it's changed. even though there's still manufacturing going on, this combines the aestheticoffs the great falls which is the second greatest falls in the east, with the great historic happenings of the great falls. the industrial revolution, first submarine, first cars, trains. we had tremendous engines build in paterson, new jersey. more engines come out of paterson, new jersey, right in the

not despair by new jersey transit placement, victor ortiz. can you imagine. the struggle goes back and forth, the tug and tug-of-war for a man's life. and there goes the train. in a statement the transit said they cannot be or proud of the officers incredibly brave work adding that they hope it's a stark reminder that it's what transit cops to every day to keep people safe. i. >> because of our stricter firearm regulations we are pretty low down the scale in a number of states have experienced suicide by firearms. the result, we began to see more suicides on the train tracks and bridges. >> new jersey transit has seen about 100 trespass for vitelli since 2012. many of them suicides. operation lifesaver specializes in safety education, there are about 36 trespassing casualties in 2015 and 25 of which resulted in deaths. that is seventh nationwide. what people might not realize or care about is that they try to end their own lives tragically is that they are not the only ones involved. when someone attempts suicide by trade there's an engineer who sees the whol

jersey, you just hired stupid people at chasing new jersey? >> what's funny about the governor calling all of you stupid, all of us stupid, governor, may be didn't know this but we know that you went to the university of delaware was just so happens we have a couple of folks here that went to the same school. >> governor you directly call me stupid, quits gently i am a blue hand. i graduated from the same alma mater that you did. so what you say now? >> you also graduate from the university of delaware,. >> yes blue hands are supposed to stick together, your to motive. you're no longer a blue hat in my book. >> book. >> is calling the kettle black. [inaudible] >> on tuesday evening when millions of eyes were glued to the tube, specially's watch michael phelps when his 21st olympic medal, those millions of eyes were glued to what look like something was good to him. i'm referring to the big, red circle on the shoulder and back. they become a become a prominent picture at the 2016 videogame. the circle is part of physical therapy technique, call

new jersey spends $200 per test. that works out to$100,000 for 500 students. >> that would give us the ability to get into that school and test some of those people who have never been tested before. >> we have to get to these kids and let them know the truth about these drugs and using things like testing as a kids and the intelligent kids from taking the risk. >> he points to recent national statistics and he thinks as many as 7% of high schoolers, boys and girls, athletes and non-athletes, are using steroids. governor christie has twice vetoed year round testing for student athletes citing budget concerns. lawmakers are hoping it won't be a barrier this time around. >> more investigations mean more 4 investigates should look into, call 866-639-7244. that'll do it for us. thank you for watching. >> stay with us as the news continues. >>> now at 6:00, an arrest in the hit-and-run that sent an elderly man hurting out of his wheelchair. >>> two weeks after her murder, a community remembers katrina vetrano. >>> danger

sources said former fox news chair roger ailes, former new york mayor rudy giuliani and new jersey governor chris christie were all there. the first presidential debate is scheduled for september 26th. governor christie was in northeast philadelphia yesterday for the city's gop annual clam bake. our cameras caught the governor walking into the event. that's what we do. the event featured seafood and live music. >>> hillary clinton's running mate will focus on pennsylvania for two days. tim kaine is scheduled for erie and lancaster tomorrow. on wednesday, he'll head to the lehigh valley. he well atte-- >>> colin kaepernick is defending his right not to stand and join his team during the anthem. people across the country are outrage. one fan even burned his jersey. kaepernick said he'll stay seated until he feels injustices in the united states have been corrected. >> i'm going to continue to stand with the people being oppressed. to me, this is something that has to change. when there's significant change and i feel that flag represents what it's supposed to represent and this country is rep

they're very light showers in new jersey. this is sussex county near verona. back in northeastern pennsylvania, you're getting some storms. we're not looking at flash flooding in the city. not under the watch. most of that activity stays north and west of the the game should stay dry. there will be spotty showers and storms mainly north and west through 3:00 in the morning. this is the area where the potential for flash flooding exists from putnam county, northern new jersey, north and west into central new jersey through the night. these areas may see some heavy downpours. you can see over an inch of rain in parts of the hudson valley overnight. it gets a lot better tomorrow and the middle of the week. temperatures will be in the mid 80s. 79. 82 degrees on wednesday. same on thursday at 84. we start to climb towards 90 by the end of the week. half the weekend kind of stormy. that half is saturday. the better weather on sunday. >>> let's hope we can get the subway series in. john chandler joins us live with a look at sports.

this is in lawnside, new jersey. cars on either side of the roadway, traffic moving smoothly in both directions there. if you're headed on the pennsylvania turnpike this morning, that's also looking good right now. average speeds in the 60s. >> thank you, pamela. >>> team usa is leaving rio with a lot of gold, silver and bronze. we'll take a look at the final medal count, next. >> we'll show you how things wrapped up during last night's closing ceremony. >>> and putting your coffee to the taste test. we'll take a look at how an inexpensive no-name brand stands up to a gourmet brew. >>> if you're spending money on a cup of coffee every morning, you know how much that cost adds up day after day. is your expensive brew worth the cash? >> "today's" show jeff rossen is put be gourmet coffee up against a cheap no-name brand. tell us about your latest rossen report. >> i know you love your morning coffee. i'm obsessed with my morning coffee. i spent so much money on coffee every single day. i don't want to think about what

moving into western new jersey by 6:00 this evening. and then working its way to central new jersey between 7:00 and 8:00 tonight. weakening by the time it gets watch the radars and see if that trend holds true. lots of details in your full accuweather forecast including relief as we head into the day tomorrow. david. >> thanks a lot. >>> new at 4:00, it took 60 firefighters to bring a fire in manhattan on the upper east side understand control. the flames tore through the 5 story structure on lexington avenue on east 63rd avenue. this happened just before 1:00 this afternoon. the fire blew out upper floor. news copter 7 was overhead as firefighters searched the building. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> we're hearing from the family of a girly for the first time since new york city reached a settlement of more than $4 million with his family. the 28-year old was killed in brooklyn. he was shot in a stair well by former nypd officer peter back in november of 2014. the family attorney says because of the way the money is invested, akala

new jersey and into delaware. this is tomorrow through saturday for high heat and very hot and humid conditions. will feel like 100 to 110 degrees. and the air quality will be coming down. we'll get a taste of that higher humidity. showers and thunderstorms to the north right now. watching to the southwest. no development. there's a possibility we'll see isolated showers and thunderstorms today. and the steaminess will keep the possibility of storms in our area into the weekend. for today, this afternoon, and into this evening, most of the storm activity is going to stay to the north. but there's a chance we'll see some isolated showers. and into this evening, a possibility that some of the storms, as well. mainly to our north. we will be watching the radar and the temperatures. 92 degrees this afternoon. will feel like it's in the upper 90s. mostly cloudy to partly-cloudy skies. an isolated shower is possible today. a better chance of scattered thunderstorms tomorrow. the temperatures take off for thursday, frida

new jersey isn't fairing better. dave price has a closer look, dave. >> reporter: we are actually on the beach, and it is a crowded beach here on long beach island in new jersey. feels like it is 103. and these conditions, as we've talked about and janice will go into detail on, will stay this way as we head through the weekend. that's why we have a rip current statement out for long island, extended through 9:00 p.m. as the graphic we're putting up, extended through 9:00 p.m. on friday night. i wouldn't be surprised if these were extended through the weekend or expanded. but rip current risks in new jersey are moderate, and with miles per hour and gusting to 21 right here, it is that danger of the winds that create these rip currents. dangerous conditions along the shore lines, as we surveyed the situation earlier, certainly beautiful, but the winds and waves were obvious. to everyone who a season pro or season visitor, they know, rip currents mean business. >> everyone always comes here to have a good time, just be

at least so far for the morning, septa, amtrak, new jersey transit and patco all good. >>> new information out of maryland. the fire chief just spoke within the last half hour saying five to seven people are still unaccounted for. this is a look at the damage after the explosion and fire in silver spring. this happened around midnight. here's what the fire looked like, neighbors rushed outside to take videos of their home. searching for missing people, 30 other people are hurt, including three firefighters. and neighbors say people were throwing children over balconies to get them out of the burning building. we'll continue to monitor the breaking news. we'll bring you updates on air and on our nbc10 app. >>> it's almost time for the first time since january, the eagles will hit the field tonight for the first preseason game. nbc10's pamela osborne is live outside of lincoln financial field in south philadelphia. pamela, we understand it's a preseason game. but the excitement is getting a glimpse of the eagles futures right? >> reporter: that's right, vai. i think the players are just as e

weather in philly, new jersey are new york ? ? it's so tasty can you do with a fork, high 60s low 70s overnight so you can sleep the night away ? ? it's going to be like this all week. tune in tomorrow for another edition of a back porch weather. y'all come back now. what am i doing to my career? >> there's still time to let the wilderness and chase some adventure. what better way to do that than to propel down a waterfall. >> let's do this. i headed out to the delaware water gap to meet up with a mountaineering guiding group to experience some wilder things that nature has to offer. i met up with their founder right before i went out to find the waterfall. >> we take people kayaking, backpacking, we do survival courses, waterfall canyon repelling. >> then i was off to the trailhead to get started and go find a waterfall. after walking about after walking about 20 minutes into the woods, there she was. >> it's a 65-foot waterfall, used to be an old quarry. you'll see some old mining rounds along the way. what you will experience i

new bp gasoline with invigorate. >>> 6:14. we have breaking news in new jersey. an accident is creating a traffic meze mess on routes 1 9. >> good morning, michelle. it looks like this tractor trailer went the wrong direction. you can see the pictures, tractor trailer off the road. that tractor trailer is actually headed in the southbound direction here in carney. but it's in the northbound lanes. another vehicle involved in this collision as well. this accident happened around 5:15 this morning. if you're traveling southbound away from jersey city. only the left lane is open and we have some delays to go with the northbound side. you see that long stretch of empty road and that's because all lanes are shut. look at this traffic now coming northbound on truck route 1 and 9. that's just off on the left, and traffic is at an absolute standstill. remember the stretch carries that alternate volume off the skyway, you definitely want to allow extra time headed this direction this morning. channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right, john, thank you, it's 6:15. armed men w

this is also in new jersey. also the turnpike around exit 2, headed southbound, right around route 322, the right lane is blocked because of a debris spill. another thing happening in new jersey, this one on the atlantic city expressway, headed westbound, the left lane is closed around wrangleboro road. thorndale train 516 running about 32 minutes late. the rest of mass transit returning on -- running on or close to schedule. >>> nbc 10's olympic medal count is locally sponsored by independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> team usa is on a roll as you just saw. the americans have a solid lead in the medal count. >> last night it wasç jamaica' usain bolt's time to shine. nbc 10 national correspondent jay gray joins us live from rio. the fastest man in the world did not disappoint. >> no. look, amazing to see what usain bolt can do on a track. his third consecutive win in the 100 meter sprint. the fastest man in the world over a span of 12 years now. that's just unbelievable. it's a record that few think will

that's across western new jersey and northwest new jersey. right now our attention is focu d no flash flood watching but tracking this one storm dumping rainfall rates of one to two inches per hour. we could see some flooding south of toms river. in the city, it's not raining. it's 70, muggy and mild. temperatures stay in the 70s throughout the day. back to the low 80s this afternoon. we are tracking that chance for showers and storms. it could happen any time today. be on the safe side. we'll talk about the flood threat coming up in a few. lauren scala has your commute. >> good morning. an update for subways. downtown n trains are still running on the d line from 36th street in brooklyn to stillwell avenue. we have delays on downtown q trains now. if you're getting on the roads, an accident on the belt parkway eastbound be parkway. your next weather and traffic on the 4s. >> thank you. 6:01. now that breaking news in brooklyn. two pedestrians killed in a hit and run crash. the area around fulton street and chestnut street remains blocked off

against him in new jersey. it was filed last month by gretchen carlson, it accuses ales of asking her for sex and terminated her contract after she refused his advances. he denies the allegations. >>> futures are higher this morning as the stock market comes off of a slightly down day. meanwhile, crude oil jumped by nearly 3% to close at just over 43 bucks a barrel. look for data today on productivity and earnings from disney, the dow down 14 points to 18,529s with nasdaq falling by 8 points to 5,213. tracy, back over to ju. >> landon dowdy, thank you. >>> 70 degrees in philadelphia. clear skies, a few scattered clouds at the shore. that's a live view. looks like we're on our way to another bought fill day at the shore. your neighborhood weather just ahead. what about the roads? jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center. morning, jessie. >> good morning, bill, good morning, everyone. watching the platt bridge, looking great in both directions. east/west, no problems. no problems getting to 95 right

neither will the ones in new jersey. thinning clouds and temperatures in the 80s inland at the shore. pretty good breeze blowing. it'll hold the temperatures in the 80s this afternoon. i'll go through the forecast hour by hour when i'm back in a few minutes. first, let's get an update on first alert traffic with jessica boyington. >> this is 295 around route 70. a 12-minute trip if you're headed southbound from 38 past 70 and up towards the black horse pike. if you're heading into philadelphia, no problems or delays there yet. speeds still in the 60s and both lanes moving along just fine. if you're headed northbound, you might run into sun glare. right now everything is moving along just fine. the pa turnpike looks great also. you can see, westbound or eastbound, 22 minutes at the most from route 1 to valley forge. back to the vine street expressway through center city, these are our cameras around 24th street. just a little bit of a delay headed westbound towards that ramp here. other than that everything looks fine. >>

we're live jersey, ali bauman, cbs 2 news. >> ali, thank you. >>> more breaking news in new jersey this morning. >> crews working to repair a ruptured water main in hoboken. cbs 2's andrea grymes has more live from the scene. andrea. >>reporter: well, cindy and chris, a bit of good news from the last time we checked in with you. there was water all over this block. it is quickly receding here on harrison street. we're between first and second streets. a big improvement from just about a half an hour ago. the communications -- spoke moments ago with the communications director for the city of hoboken. he says crews are working to isolate the water main break here at first and harrison and water pressure should gradually be coming back. this water main break a 16-inch main we're told broke just before 4:00 this morning. the city was warning residents that they may experience a loss of water or low water pressure. we did speak with a few residents just walking up and about early this morning who said they had no or just a few drops, if that. the city is also telling drivers to avoid this a

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in new jersey. at the shore, though, upper 70s again today with brilliant sunshine. you'll need your sunglasses again today. we'll go through the forecast hour by hour when i'm back in a few minutes to show you how this will change during the day. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has an update. jessie? >> we areç starting off on 422 where we have a serious situation going on. an accident investigation right now that's closing part of the highway between route 29 and oaks. this is the eastbound side right in here. it may be there for quite some time. hopefully we'll have this clered out before the morning rush starts. we have the shoulders blocked and the center lanes blocked as well for this accident investigation. eastbound 422 right now closed to traffic. we also have other things happening, one out in blue bell, a truck into a utility pole, north wales road at welsh road. >>> police were called to south 32nd street in grays ferry just after midnight. the victim was standing outsid

i talke news director at new jersey 101.5 and says their source says it's likely sykes fired first. we don't know. the investigation will come through, and as the troopers came up announcing who they were. so it sounds like a horrible, unfortunate turn of events. >> you know what? this sounds like a bad situation, a bad misunderstanding, and it's a mistake on maybe both parts. >> this could have easily been owner. ?. reporter: politicians in trenton are at it again, there's another bill to raise the gas tax. i went to the morning radio show on 101.5 and talked to new jersey state senator mike dougherty and assemblyman don bramnick about the latest bill to raise new jersey's gas taxes 23 cents. the assemblyman voted f gas tax but firmly against it now, at least this version. >> you're going to need governor christie to pass gas tax, and governor christie and i are on the same page with respect to a lesser substantial tax reductions, unless is tax fairness, we are not going to increase the gas tax, period. >> couple of candidates were surprised to find a carton of nuts with the top of

jersey as well as in new york. yesterday, authorities released the manager on bail after he and the firm pleaded not guilty to charges of felony fraud and operating without a license. insurance companies hired the firm to evaluate damage from the 2012 superstorm. but scores of home owners filed lawsuits claiming engineering reports illegally altered by the firm cheated them out of insurance money they should have gotten. >> he's completely innocent. he did not defraud anybody. >> the insurance company is scamming the home owners. so, you know, they should be penalized. >> smaller insurance payouts for some sandy victims to delay rebuilding their homes or they had to walk away from their homes altogether. >>> the first alert weather team has a new one of a kind tool to bring you a more accurate forecast. this morning, first alert meteorologist sheena parveen gives us a look inside stormranger 10 and its high powered mobile doppler radar. >> this is stormranger 10, the only raid or on wheels that you'll only find on

city of paterson new jersey. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court public employees have a right not to be demoted. it does not matter if you are affiliated with the specific party or you are not affiliated. it does not matter if you are mistakenly perceived by your employer or supervisor that you are engage to and political association to be protected by the first amendment. >> how would you do find the right at issue in this case? >> the issue here. >> how would you define the right that your client. >> i am defining the right pursuant to tell ron that there is -- it is not necessary to have any affirmative acts that by virtue of being a public employee has the right not doing gauge in political association. >> that's just a restatement of l. ron. would it be fair to the proposition that you are putting in to say that you were asserting the right to be free from government inquiry into an oversight, would that be a fair statement? >> that would be a fair statement justice kennedy. speith it sounds to me fro

and new jersey, the fog will disappear. right now foggy and 63 degrees. 79 degrees, near 80 degrees at 10:00 and then this afternoon, a warm day into the 80s. the humidity will be dropping in new jersey as well. at the shore, the sea breeze this afternoon, make sure things stay more humid but it's going to be cooler at the shore, near 80 degrees this afternoon. the fog will be disappearing in delaware, too. delaware, frawley stadium, 72 degrees. at 8:00, the fog will be disappearing. sunshine and a few scattered clouds this afternoon. you won't see showers today. you may not have to wait long. a look into the future with the futurecast when i come back in just a few minutes. >> bill, thank you. 6:37. one person is in the hospital after being hit by a car on route 130 at columbus road in burlington county. the driver did stay on the scene. police say the pedestrian is not in good shape. >> nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is keeping an eye on that scene. >> we are watching that out on 130. again, it was

looking dry in north wildwood new jersey. it looks like it will be a great day at the shore, into the 80s this afternoon. 60s in the lehigh valley, low 70s for the suburbs in delaware. cooler this morning an you could feel the difference this morning. 74 in philadelphia, new jersey is at 71 degrees. there are some areas cooler than others. clayton is down to 69 degrees. most of the region, medford, voorhees, shamong, coil field all in the low 70s. cinnaminson 73 and princeton has dropped into the upper 60s. it will be a warm day. i'll be watching these areas for some clouds building up during the day. a slight chance of an inland shower. it will be brief if if does happen. mostly it will be dry. the showers are already out of the picture for our area. there's a system i'm watching way off to the northwest. you can see showers and thunderstorms in minnesota. this is a cold front. it's moving through montana right now. that is going to bring us a chance of some showers and thunderstorms for the second half of the weekend. but t

new jersey turnpike. truck lanes, earlier tractor trailer fire. but clean up activity is still in progress there and then we have the cross bronx east webster avenue, two lanes are closed, expect that to go back to the george washington bridge for sure. all of our hudson river crossings. no major issues. as you go to the bridge, it's closed down. this is equipment problems, so what they are doing is keeping the bridge open. usually they do that traffic hold. they canceled that for now and we also have our street cleaning rules in effect for today. michelle ask ken, back to you. >> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, an update on the deadly fluting in louisiana. help from the tristate is having acne... was always on my mind. so i asked a dermatologist about aczone dapsone gel 7.5%. i apply it once a day, any time. ople 12 years and older. aczone gel is a once-a-day acne treatment with clinically proven results. in clinical trials, acne got better for people using aczone gel in just 12 weeks. aczon

northern new jersey and 72 paramus. same in west 2350e8d at 70 at pine brook you're in the upper 60s at the moment. couple of showers and downpour along jersey shore around belmar but everyone is dry at the moment. there is still the threat of a couple of scattered showers and umbrella handy and slow to exit the region and not going to dry out to see great weather until probably wednesday unfortunately so look at our future cast shows clouds in place today. we'll see couple of showers popping up from around the area to produce downpours too and clouds in place just isolated shower or two and finally clear out tomorrow night and wednesday. great plenty of sunshine expected and temperatures 80 degree 84 on thursday. heat and humidity build over the weekend and temperatures close by 90. more "good day new york" will be right back. our bacteria family's been on this cushion for generations. i like to watch them clean, bacteria on big, soft surfaces. now, customers are going to call asking for on demand. all they have to do

i'll be watching interior new jersey. there's a slight chance of a pop-up shower this afternoon and a slight chance at the shore. mainly it will be sunny and 84 degrees at the shore. warmer for philadelphia and the suburbs. the temperatures will get close to ç90 degrees today. and likely up to 90 tomorrow. then we'll be watching for showers on sunday. don't forget, you can always tune in to get your first alert forecast on 101.1, more f.m. >> "today" show starts right now. thanks for watching. >>> good morning. 100 and counting. team usa hits a medals milestone. >>> ashton eaton winning gold in the decathlon to retain his title as the world's greatest athlete and jamaica's usain bolt dashes into the record books once again. and vandals not victims. overnight two of the u.s. swimmers involved in that gas station incident with ryan lochte leave rio after surveillance video proves they weren't robbed. a swimmer agreeing to donate $11,000 to get his passport back and u.s. officials issue an apology for their behavior today,

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all of delaware, half of new jersey and most of pennsylvania. you and i did facebook live out there. >> it's on my facebook page. you can check that out. it was very impressive. thank you so much. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm guessing the air conditioning is good in the new temple, too? do an extended tour. it's steamy this morning. hot, humid conditions will take us into the weekend. what you won't see today is fog. not happening. easton, it's steamier and warmer. and warmer air can hold more moisture. we're not seeing it as fog. we're feeling it in the air this morning. philadelphia, a live view from the comcast center. no showers or thunderstorms this morning. that is a possibility during the day. scattered clouds and 77 in philadelphia. 74 in the suburbs. the lehigh valley at 77 degrees, along with south jersey. a warm, muggy start with no real cool spot. endora 76. should be in the 60s. right now, 78 degrees. and 78 in bustleton at north philadelphia airport. radar screen, pretty clear. there's one tiny shower. it might n

i talked to eric scott, the news director at new jersey 101.5 and says their source says it's likely sykes fired first. we don't know. the investigation will come through, and as the troopers came up announcing who they were. so it sounds like a horrible, unfortunate turn of events. >> you know what? this sounds like a bad situation, a bad misunderstanding, and it's a mistake on maybe both parts. >> this could have easily been a discussion of a dead home owner. ♪. reporter: politicians in trenton are at it again, there's another bill to raise the gas tax. i went to the morning radio show on 101.5 and talked to new jersey state senator mike dougherty and assemblyman don bramnick about the latest bill to raise new jersey's gas taxes 23 cents. the assemblyman voted for the gas tax but firmly against it now, at least this version. >> you're going to need governor christie to pass gas tax, and governor christie and i are on the same page with respect to a lesser substantial tax reductions, unless is tax fairness, we are not going to increase the gas tax, period. >> couple of candidates

in new jersey, sunny skies and topping out in the low 80s as well. but it's going to take some time to get there. 53 right now. 71 degrees at 10:00 and in the middle 70s at noontime. then low 80s with those light winds this afternoon. at the shore, a little bit of a sea breeze but brilliant sunshine all day long. 70 degrees right now. in the 70s through the day. 77 degrees this afternoon. that light sea breeze at 6 miles an hour during the afternoon hours. and then a pleasant evening. for delaware, you'll see plenty of stein, too. 58 degrees, clear skies. once the sun is up, the temperatures will be warming, upper 70s by noon and then into the very low 80s this afternoon. through the day, the humidity stays low for today. there are changes ahead. you may have noticed it with the seven-day forecast scrolling at the bottom of the screen. a 10 day on 10 when i come back to show you when the temperatures will soar and humidity will be going up as well. >> thank you, bill. >> humidity back. enjoy today. >> pamela osborne in for jessica boyington in the fi

new jersey abolished the dearth penalty in 2007. the aclu of delaware says the death penalty is an antiquated system. >>> monsignor william lynn is waking up a free man this morning. he was convicted of helping to shield child molesters in the church. he was released from the correctional prison yesterday. the court threw out his conviction saying the trial judge allowed too many priest abused victims not tied to the so if he's found guilty, how much more time could he face in prison? >> he served about three years so far, my understanding. he could be subjected to at least another six months if he was to be given the maximum sentence. >> lynn was charged with endangering a boy by transferring a suspected predator priest to his parish in the late 1990s. >>> 4:06. this morning, we have new details about exactly how much it cost to fight philadelphia's controversial soda tax. owe po opponents of the tax spent $10.6 million. the money came mostly from the coca-cola company, dr. pepper, snaple group and pepsico. the philadelphia city co

those bottles normally don't float beyond the new jersey shore. but, four year old lila rose lapoor and her parent recently did it, and her wine bottle with a letter inside made it across the atlantic to ireland. >> like a dream coming true, because the bottle actually went someplace far, far away, that we never expected. >> the bottle reached about 3,000 miles away, the woman who found it answered the questions and sent a letter back to the school. before this, the farthest a bottle had gone was sandy hook, new jersey. >> how about that? well, the philadelphia 76ers are hoping to teach some area young people the importance of staying healthy all the while trying to sharpen their skills on the hard wood. >> it is part of a youth basketball clinic, happening today, in camden, new jersey, "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen this morning live with the details, hey, pat? >> reporter: good morning, guys, yes, as we know, waking up so early in the morning, it could be tough to get in good routine of nutrition and help. but right here in camden at the

for most of central and western new jersey. meaning the atmosphere is ripe for the development of the storms. also a heat advisory i and points south and west right through 10 p.m. here's the radar picture. in one good sign i've seen, these storms that were moving through allentown, weakening just a touch as they head toward the delaware water gap. not producing quite as much lightning but we'll be watching them as they try to reintensify. these storms look pretty nasty. these will head toward pike county, pennsylvania and parts of sussex county. 50 miles per hour at redding regional airport in pennsylvania. winds that could cause downed trees and power lines. by 7 p.m., the storms moving in to the i-287 corridor, weakening toward new york city. the best shot at getting strong damaging winds and very downpours is probably west of new york city during the evening hours. lower humidity in to tomorrow. air quality is going to be in to the good side wednesday. uv index is a 9. pollen moderate to high. one or two strong thunderstorm

. >>> heavy rain falling in wayne, new jersey. this video, just in to our several car rescues, a dangerous situation out there. we'll head over to storm team 4's erika roe. >> flash flooding tends to happen when you have small concentrated areas of heavy rainfall. in the city we have heavy rain falling in manhattan. flash flood warning is in effect for all the burroughs. hoboken and jersey city areas. flash flood warning in effect for pasaic and bergen for another half hour. a flood warning is in effect even though it's no longer raining in somerset county. the water is starting to filter there's a flood warning in effect for millstone river in the reardon area in effect until 2:00 pm tomorrow when floodwater finally recedes. >>> we'll take a look at the threat for more rain in the forecast. >> erika, thank you. you can get the latest updates using the nbc 4 app. you can track the storms going on with our live interactive radar. download the app using the app store or google play. caused major issue for drivers all weekend. new je

right now, no backups on to 295 into new jersey or the new jersey turnpike. i'll be back in the next ten minutes or so with updates on your morning drive. >>> cleaning up after the devastation, parts of maryland are now recovering after deadly flooding swept through the state. we'll tell you about the local connections to one of the victims and what neighbors are dealing with right now. >>> plus, medical marijuana could soon be a treatment for those suffering from ptsd in our area. we'll tell you where local lawmakers just approved a bill that would let patience use marijuana legally.ç fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support tha

starting off in new jersey, woolwich township, there's emergency construction on the new jersey turnpike. exit 2 ramp to 322 has been closed. around the 5:00 hour we'll see the construction crews move out of the way. out in camden, new jersey, there's also serious accident under way. newton avenue and haddon avenue. that intersection is blocked right now. serious injuries on the scene. several vehicles involved there as well. massive cleanup and an accident investigation will ensue afterwards because of all the injuries that took place on the scene. expect delays throughout camden and watch for road closures from that church fire that occurred yesterday morning at good shepherd presbyterian church. >>> now to breaking news in camden. a chaotic scene there as you can see from this video. this is just in to the nbc 10 newsroom. a car smashed into homes along newton and haven avenues. six families are displaced. no one is being let in or out right now because of safety concerns. nbc 10's monique braxton is on her way, she's gathering new information. she'll bring us a live update in the nex