Last night we had not quite this much water and today well have this this much and tonight well have a lot. Tonight the cars out back have to get moved. West 18th street typically floods and this was stepping through the water to move out the garbage. Some contractors called it a day because of the weather. Im working 40 feet in the air and the wind is so bad and im putting on metal panels the just not safe to work. This is what it did off north 5th street. Erosion was predicted and not a surprise when you look at the intensity of the waves pounding the shore. Amazing is a good word for it. More than one person has said these are the biggest wave they have seen in years, and the beaches are paying a price and the erosion is substantial and the folks out here watching the ocean city music pier and well have more flooding tonight. As we get high tide but we are glad that jose is month ago way. We are glad he is going. Nora muchanic, channel 6 action news. All right thank you. Mobi mobile
Eye on the surf and the potential for flooding and following an accuweather alert for parts of our region as the impact of hurricane jose begins to peak. We have Live Team Coverage tracking the effects at the shore and we begin with cecily tynan with the latest from the National Weather center. Monica and rick hurricane jose remains a category hurricane maximum sustained winds 75 Miles Per Hour. Its tracking 200 miles off coast and you can see the highest winds, the most intense rain right around the center of it, beginning to make the turn to the northnortheast. Moving at 8 Miles Per Hour. Some showers are moving in south jersey and delaware and even a few light showers near philadelphia and the reports show you that we are dealing with gusty winds and one buoy in the mouth of the delaware bay winds sustained at 28 Miles Per Hour and gusting up to 40 Miles Per Hour but the most intense part of jose is the wave action. Its really whipping up the surf wave heights impressive up to 25 fe
Parents will not be allowed in and should not go to the schools. We are still getting information. The schools are on lockdown. If your children are there you wont be allowed in the schools. Well keep you updated as soon as we get new information. And right now at 11 00 day two of the bill cosby sex assault trial. A judge is expect today decide if the mother can testify as prosecutors work to build biuil their case. Good morning. Ill katie zachary. And im tracy davidson. Pamela osborne joins us live. Lay out whats expected to happen today. Reporter this all came about yesterday when that accuser, a witness for the prosecution testified that although she waited nearly two decades to go public with her encounter she told her mother about the assault after it happened. This is why there is that question of whether that mother should be allowed to testify in court. Its a decision we are expecting the judge to rule on some time this morning. That was bill cosby on his way in. Mr. Cosbys law
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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much. Mr. President , mr. Speaker, honorable members of the supreme court, members of the state legislature and my cabinet, former governors, family and friends, this is the seventh time that ive had the honor to step before this legislature and the people of new jersey to perform one of my duties as governor. Article v, section 1, paragraph 12 of our constitution creates the requirement for the governor to report on the state of the state. As the one person independently elected by all New Jerseyans to State Government, the governor is the only person truly able to give this report. For me, service to the people of this state has been my central responsibility every day of my life for the last 15 years. First as United States attorney and now as governor. As i enter my eighth year as governor, it is my honor and privilege to report on the state of the state that i call home for me and for my family. The state of the