San juan to tell local stories of people traveling to see loved ones and people on the island trying to get out. Rosemary connors has the latest on the devastation. Waiting has new meaning for the people of puerto rico. It truly is a matter of life and death. The lines for food, water, cash and gas grow longer with each day the devastation sets in. A very dire situation here. The issue at hand is how do we get life and how do we get the things needed to save lives in the hands of the people. Military members on the ground seen in these new images bring the basic necessities like water to the hardest hit neighborhoods. Messages like this one reveal the scope of the wrath. Resources arrive on the territory. The airport cant handle the traffic. Leaving the island is easier said than done. Its a nightmare. This is not where i planned to be or wanted to be during the first two weeks of my babys life. Eventually the mother and her daughter made it to florida where many families have been pat
Low 70s this afternoon. 77 degrees for new jersey. At the shore also in the upper 70s. Those winds will be strong especially during the early afternoon hours, but then they start to take a break. Ill break it down hour by hour, show you what your day looks like but first, Jessica Boyington has your first alert traffic. Were on the 30 bypass on the eastbound side. We have a crash. Just near route 282 now, you can look at part of the closure right in here and moving through and heres where it turns into 282 over here to run into the 30 bypass. Right before that point we have camera zoomed in on that point and its difficult to see because its so dark so i wanted to make a map to show you where it is instead. The schuylkill, this is approaching route 202 where we have that construction where we have one lane getting by. West and eastbound, thats what this looks like on the map here. In between 202 and the blue route we have lanes blocked there in both directions and also watching the schuy