Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by moving our economy for 160 years. Bnsf, the engine that connects us. And the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. And with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff the storm that was once Hurricane Irma is churning into the deep south tonight, after moving up the entire peninsula of florida. It lost more of its punch today, but not before it left at least 34 dead across the caribbean and five more in florida and georgia, more than 7 million power customers in the dark, across florida, and a growing tally of damage, including in some cities like jacksonville where flood waters have been surging. P. J. Tobia begins our coverage of whats happening statewide. Reporter the sun rose on vast stretches of coastal flo
Throughout new jersey. 58 Atlantic City and wildwood. Millville, 57. Delaware same deal, upper 50s on the board right now. Later today, i think a lot of us will see upper 70s and low 80s. Talking back into the 80s starting today. Thats a trend well continue over the next several days. Another trend, that. Cloudy conditions and looking at some moisture trying to wedge on in. And by that i mean a few showers that will make their way over the board. No showers now. When you pull this wide, you see weve got a skinny band of rain trying to make its way to us. That could mean sprinkles for the western edge of the area, parts of delaware. Really its this town here that tonight may start to bring showers by tomorrow to our area. Well talk more about that coming up in a moment. Right now, well talk traffic with Jessica Boyington. Were starting on the roosevelt boulevard in the outer drive of the southbound side. Our cameras around 9th street, still watching the clearing of some of the construct
Apart and scattering our way. Right now, clouds. By tonight into tomorrow, we should see showers moving toward us. Lets talk temperatures over the next few hours. Low 60s as you get ready for work and school. Then we warm up. 72 at 11 00 a. M. Winds will shift direction boosting temperatures as we get into the afternoon, like i mentioned. Some of us back to the 80s. Well look more close iii close iii forecast highs coming up. First to Jessica Boyington. Were watching the vine street expressway and moving through center city. Cameras at 8th. This is westbound. Moving toward the schuylkill, you see no big delays now. Thats typically where we see the delays first. Watching the bridges, in the middle of the opening at the burlington bristol bridge. That was scheduled for 5 20. Clear on the tacony palmyra and ben franklin. Well end with mass transit. Minor delays for septas thorndale train, running 15 minutes behind. Newark train from 1295 run being 17 minutes behind running about 17 minute
Welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe, our flagship morning show. Im anna edwards. We have great guests coming up, in particular from the frankfurt morning show. Bmw special representative joins us in about 15 minutes time for the first conversation of the day. That is followed by Stephen Armstrong at 6 30 u. K. Time. We will get into those conversations about electric cars, about diesel, about the future. Lets get to the markets, though. We need to tell you what has been happening over the last 24 hours. The United States picked up at risk on atmosphere we saw in the Asian Session and the european session yesterday. The snp, closing at another new record high. In fact, we have the snp here, charting its course through 2017, and pushing up against that green line, which marks where wall street strategists think the snp will get to. It was financials, technology stocks, insurers, all of those companies, quite a broadbased rally, bouncing after the receiving threat of Hurricane Irma. Inve
57 newsroom. In florida, the scope of damage from Hurricane Irma now a tropical depression is becoming somewhat clearer this morning. The states electric grid was pummelled. Its estimated that tw thirds of the population is without power. Phones dont work and there are widespread fuel shortages. The florida keys appear to be hardest hit. The governor describes scenes of devastation there. Good morning, courtney. Good morning. The reopening of Miami International a welcome sign for many but its going to be a long road ahead as florida rebuilds. In jacksonville, florida, storm surge brought some of the worsz flooding the area has seen. Were bummed to seize this happen but well come together and make it right. No part of the peninsula was spared. Its just flooding. It keeps coming up. Theres a lot of work ahead. Its going to be a long time before life is back to normal in the keys. Crews spent the day here yesterday and decided to reopen today with limited service. Power is an issue. 65 p