live from center see in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at ten. ♪ burning phone smoking so badly vac waits part of a scho school. the charred and burned mess is all that's left of that iphone that blew up during class at a philadelphia high school and caused panic. thanks for joining us i'm iain page. >> i'm timmeney. lucy off. the bomb squad and fire department rushed to the scene. dave schratwieser is only reporter who spoke to the boy who owns the phone. you talked to his mom and she's not happy at all. neither one of them are very happy. 17-year-old told me when his iphone six fell off his desk in the middle of class this morning, and started to smoke heavily, he didn't know what to do. so he got up with his other classmates and left the classroom. the entire floor ended up being evacuated. west philadelphia high school was quite wednesday night after a day that had students and faculty buzzing when a student's iphone six started smoking badly after it fell off his desk as he sat in class wednesday morning. >> when i was going to pick it up i seen it smoking real real bad. i was like, ooh, i backed up. i kick it. >> reporter: khiry coats 17-year-old junior on the school's basketball team says his classroom and all the others on his floor were quickly evacuated. skyfox was overhead as the fire department arrived on scene. minutes later the philadelphia bomb squad showed up as a >> i was just scared. i didn't know what to do. >> i got a phone call this morning saying that, you know, his phone had blew up. i just was just thinking about him and his safety and the school want was going on. >> reporter: his mom was shocked when she got a phone call from school officials explaining what happend. she's just happy he wasn't injured and also thankful no one else got hurt. >> this could have happened, you know, inside the home anywhere, the family could have been, you know, it just could have happened anywhere in our household and it could have been on fire. >> reporter: he says firefighters and the bomb squad opened up the phone and checked it out before returning it to him. he's now planning a trip to the apple store in center city. he and his mom hope apple will replace the phone. >> i charge my phone every night. never had this problem. >> through a recall or whatever because somebody could have died. >> you're out of the communication for few days. yeah. >> reporter: the girls are calling that's not good, right? your friends calling, that's not good. >> nah. >> reporter: not good for 17-year-old, not not to have a phone. now the fire department and bomb squad gave the all clear after about 45 minutes here at west philly high. students went back to class. i spoke to a manager at the apple store in center city tonight. he referred me to corporate spokesperson. that spokesperson says the company is just finding out about this and will look into it. iain? >> all right, dave, thanks. tense moments in kingsessing tonight philadelphia police officer fires his weapon this all start the around 5:30 officers say a man tried to drag a woman out of a mini van. cops say the driver punched that van in reverse and when they approach the car an officer was hit and dragged several feet. that officer fired his gun investigators found the van but they are still looking for the driver and the woman. a delaware county school aid is under arrest tonight charged with bringing a gun to school he's accused of having the gun and ammo at school in upper darby. parents and students are rattled to say the least. our shawnette wilson is following this investigation tonight. she's life at the upper darby police station. shawnette. >> reporter: well, police say dominic jordan has a concealed weapons permit and he is certified to be a security guard. but tonight, he is in jail for bringing a gun on to school property. >> he was sitting at the same table as me. now that i think of it it's really scary. >> reporter: mia is eighth grader at drexel hill middle school. 32-year-old dominic jordan a private care assistant brought a gun and ammunition this morning. mia' grandmother can't believe it. >> you just feel like your kids are supposed to be safe. >> reporter: upper darby police say it happened around 12:30 this afternoon. a teacher found bullet in bathroom and told the principal who called police. when they got there, jordan came to the office asking if cops were there about the bullet. police asked him if he had a gun. he said no but showed them a clip with 12 rounds in it. oversimpled this backpack and found more clips with about 45 rounds of ammunition. >> take care of the needs of special needs child is what he's hired to do. he's walking around like with an arsenal. >> reporter: jordan contracted through an agency called staffing plus to work as an aide to an itth grade special needs student. he's been at the school for six weeks. police don't know how often he brought the gun and bullets into the school. >> first thing i thought is, you know, are they checking to see what people have when they go in school. >> reporter: jasper says his son sent him text from school that something was going ono lew that it can happen anywhere. >> reporter and police tell us that criminal record. they also say tonight he ie has. iain? >> all right. shawnette, or a big tie up tonight in fishtown. a b around 8:00 o'clock in the southbound lanes of i-95 girard. emergency crews shut down all firefighters worked to put that fire out. you can no reports of any injuries. .ut here's the good news. tragedy though tonight in texas. head-on crash between a pickup truck and a c2 people died on the highway about of sa. officials sayhe group of senior adults frothree day retreat when the accident happened. parkin i easy feat. so some drivers take advange. well now fed up with the illegaa bigger nig parking authority. chris o'connell is inou how. chris? >> reporter: well, guys, youly n the city of philadelphia, there's the philadelphia path of parking authority will be very close wrt but if the ppa you, someone witt phone justht the philadelphia parking authority was tgh media weapon against those who rk >> i've gotten sideswiped parking. just fromrt roar the weapon, a twitter instagram called not a spot philadehi vige outing ithe city. >> i would be very upset if somebody rep me. i get enough tickets any way. >> reporter: considers run by south philly photographe accessn wheel submissions target those who park in front of curb cuts and blocking the sidewalk in north phillyaiount r corner blocked in like this, yon warned. i don't know anybody that would that do that. >> reporter: south maryann knowl the challenges of. but they wouldn't like it done toeaves i. he says fearing of now this? there's too much outing going on in the world and we less politi. >> reporter: is it working? but some think anything to help the parking nothing. >> i do find it funny bware of how the situation is down here andwhere to park and where not o pa word on what the ppa parking vigilante. so if you wants of illegal parko to our posted those social media iain. >> chris, thanks. delaware woman whoutrace the years ago has officially been declared dead. the says nefertirined from her n the morning of june 30th their d of more thanot much information. happening right now,ature ie roaming in right nowike much but has a lot of people ve been popp re confirming that they're here. fox joining are joins us live from fairmount park with reporter: they are het it's not that cut and dry a min. of years agon spotted here in it wndas w here. they kept the coyotes away it appears t thoe look at pictures. here's the to spot in fact few peo been coyotes prints out there recently. some pictures takenpennsylvania. they don't normally come here people and they usually see you before you see them. they like to eat berries and small animals which means if you're in wooded area at night maybe best to keep close tab maybe even a leash on your dog. all of this talk about coyotes started with a recent article in the roxborough review newspaper written by the executive director of the schuylkill center for environmental education. his name is mike wyler backer he says hold on here the coyotes we're seeing in the philadelphia area may be unlike any other coyotes scene before. they are not your run of the mill coyotes and in fact he says they are not even called coyotes there's a new name for this creature. we are going to hear from him. we're going to talk about what that new name is and also talk to some people who have had very close encounters with coyotes. that is all coming up guys in our next half hour. back to you. >> brad, look forward to seeing you then, thanks. >> now to a story you'll see only on fox. check out this surveillance video. police just released from south philadelphia. see the guy in the red hoodie he's walking through the sunoco station on oregon avenue carrying a gas can. police say just minutes later he set on fire two cars parked nearby. this happened early in the morning of march 13th. we spoke with joe who's new 2017 lincoln mkz was torched. >> saw the car was engulfed in flames and my car was in front of it and they said the fire had jumped from one car to the oth other. >> it's not something you expect to find, you know, sunday night when you went to bed and to come out see your new car is now melted into the street. >> no it's not. after the arson the surveillance video shows the guy in the hoodie running back passed the gas station and chucking the gas can on on top of a garage. one more shot as he made his get away. if you know him call police. maintenance man will spend the rest of his life in jail in connection with the rape and death of a drexel university graduate student. 58-year-old james harris was convicted today in a non-jury trial. prosecutors say that harris killed 27-year-old jasmine wright back in july of 2015. he had initially denied he was responsible but he did wave his right to jury trial in exchange for prosecutors not to seeking the death penalty. he maintained his innocence right up until the moment of his sentencing today. and says his relationship with wright was consensual. the man who found his wife and young son stabbe to death in mape pill shady, new jersey has the okay to leave the country for their funerals. police say the man has not been charged in the crime. the bodies of 38 year-year-old woman and her son are expected to be sent back to india. police continue to look for the killer. extra insult a pizza shop smash and grab in hatfield, montgomery county. watch this guy hop over the counter of the hatfield pizzer pizzeria. he smashed the front door glass. investigators say he stole two cash drawers but that's not all. he also swiped a donation jar. police are looking for him. when you go to the store the last thing you expect is expired food on the shelves but some north philadelphia neighbors say that's the problem they have at the g and m supermarket. now the group called the richard allen new generation is calling for a boycott. they were behind this protest today. other complaints they say the market is unsanitary, over charges customers and is jacked up the price of soda well i don't know the city's new tax. >> we have numerous times went in to try to talk to the owner about the lady that we know been short changing the people with the attitude they have towards us. they just ignoring what we trying to say to them. >> i believe i run good store and clean store. anybody can come in and see the store everything is clean. >> state representative curtis thomas did intervene today. arrangements were made for the two sides to meet. proably next monday to kind of hash out their differences. >> a teenager is in custody tonight accused of vandalizin va synagogue in mayfair section of the city. the 14-year-old threw a rock through a window at temple menorah kenseth synagogue mond monday. police said surveillance video caught two children in the act but they did not release the video to the public because the two are juveniles. governor christie was at the white house today. two of his former aids are heading to prison. bill baroni the former deputy executive director of the port authority of new york and new jersey was given two year sentence for his role in the bridge gate scandal. former aid bridget kelly was given 18 months she's not going quietly list zone to this bombshell. >> today has been obviously a very difficult day for me and for my children. but i want to assure my kids and everyone else that this fight is far from over. i, um look not allow myself to be the scapegoat in this case and i look very much forward to the appeal. so thank you. >> kelly and baroni were convicted of fraud and conspiracy in november. prosecutors say they were part of a scheme to shut down lanes near the george washington bridge as pay back against a mayor who wouldn't endorse governor christie for re-election. christie was not charged. fox 29 investigates tonight. the philadelphia water department is issuing an urgent message please don't open the city's fire hydrants it can actually be a matter of life and death. >> the warning comes after fox 29 investigates captures a bold theft of water on video. jeff cole reports. report roar they are the road warriors of the car wash secretary. young hustlers armed with spray guns and soap. this is juniata in philly at j and lycombing in a sprawling lot near pep boys. two crews are working either end of the pavement. out of vans with big tanks inside and pressure waters along with generators to power the vacuum. the sign warns the unauthorized will be towed and these neighbors aren't happy. >> why does it bother you so much. >> the generators drives us all crazy and the cursing and -- >> smoking. >> smoke. >> reporter: it's loud. >> very loud. >> reporter: it's also busy. over several days in march, fox 29 investigates kept an eye on the street corner car washers looking for what this life-long juniata resident says is bad behavior. >> they're stealing water from the fire hydrants women caught them taking water. i saw them. >> reporter: that's right. he says they're ripping off water rate pairs by tapping the hydrants. we never saw this crew do that. but we sit and wait and weight watch the others until mid morning march 9th. >> hooking up to the hydrant. >> reporter: it's the operator of hands car wash. he's hitting the hydrant along a busy juniata intersection right smack in front of a beer distributorship. he checks his connection and latches his tools to the top of the hydrant. >> he's now turning the water on. >> reporter: as the water sprays. for just over six minutes, he pumps water into his tank while a small stream flows below. a city fire official believes hundreds of gallons are flowing in. he walks away. returns and shuts it all down as the hose goes slack. wip minutes, he's gone. >> there he goes. >> reporter: you think that he in some ways is putting this community in danger. >> most definitely. >> reporter: debbie mc carty the head of water department is frustrated she says this guy cracked a special locked hydrant designed to defeat these. >> so this dude got a wrench. >> um-hmm. >> he's got a pair of pliers and he's able to defeat it? >> that's right. unfortunately. >> reporter: mc carty says the big issue here is not cost but safety. even life and death. >> he can damage the hydrant. so we won't find out until the fire department goes to fight a fire, and they try to get on that hydrant it doesn't work. that just delays them fighting that fire. >> reporter: she says, city water costs less than a penny a gallon. but the threat to the drinking supply is steep because water from his tank could be sucked back in to the system. >> you don't want to be drinking the water out of his tank and his van per se. >> reporter: he toll his name is lewis and he claims he fills his tank at home. >> you go to jail for that. >> reporter: do you? >> yeah. >> reporter: if you get it from a hydrant. >> yeah. >> reporter: well that's where you get it. >> i get it from my house. >> reporter: i saw you get it from the hydrant. you. >> never saw me get it from the hydrant. >> reporter: that hydrant right there. >> fox 29 obtained the water bill from the address where he says he lives. and where his van was parked. mc carty says, not only is the water usage too low. the account is delinquent by hundreds of dollars. and the city could not find a required commercial activity license and tax id in the name of hand's car wash. >> i never got no water. >> reporter: yeah did you. you were there for seven minutes, six, seven minutes. watch. watch what's going to happen. that's your hook up, right? >> yeah. >> reporter: after seeing himself, louis at first said he was using the hydrant to defrost his equipment but seemed to change his story when we told him we'd seen him on unseasonably warm day. >> what about the ninth of march when i saw you? what were you doing then. >> you probably saw me one time. >> reporter: doing what. >> filling up the tank? >> not filling up the tank. but you know what i mean i was doing what i got to do working around. only thing i was doing. >> reporter: pep boys says the unauthorized car washes neither zach sanctioned or connected to the company. they say they want them gone. jeff cole fox 29 news. >> jeff reports the water department is urging you to call them or police if you see any illegal activity. some in juniata said they did but not has changed. kid bullied so badly it left him cross eyed twice. >> her name is honesty she went from a bundle of energy to stage four cancer. now her name has inspired a movement. kathy we finally saw the sun. >> we sure did. you better take it all in because we're about to get drenched by this. >> yo, what's this? tracking a mystery animal stalking the streets of philadelphia. ♪ another driver caught this dangerous move in honolulu video shows a van going backwards for about block and then incredibly making a turn. driver even used turn signal. it's a little weird but nobody called 911. >> i thought i was going to see a car accident. i didn't know what was going on with the guy. i mean it made no sense. >> police say driving backwards on the road is illegal but they likely can't do anything since they didn't see the license plate in the video. this sounds scary. a group of kids threatened with a gun during rowing practice. >> florida deputes say the person accused of is the wife of a famous musician. listen to the 911 call. >> the call came from the team's coach witnesses say donna bets stood on her dock threatening to shoot anyone who came on to her property. she's now facing 18 counts of aggravated assault. her husband husband is a founding member of the almond brothers band. >> schoolbus driver accused of guesting high just before he was set to drive a busful of students in massachusetts. the bus driver is under arrest on charges of operating under the influence of marijuana. police say the 63-year-old was getting ready to take group of 50 students on a school trip thursday to see beauty and the beast. the teacher says the smell was so strong some of the students complain. >> he was extremely unsteady on his feet. blood shot eyes. unable to communicate properly while speaking. very long, drawn out comments. >> all of the kids were taken off the bus and they ended up missing the field trip. the bus driver told a boston paper he was not smoking marijuana. in north carolina a judge didn't think jail was enough of a punishment for a man convicted of domestic abuse. joshua hill spent three days behind bars but now he has to carry this sign outside the courthouse that reads, this is the face of domestic abuse. hill was found guilty for probation violation that stemmed from assault on female charge. legal experts say sometimes public shaming is the best answer for people to learn their lesson. >> the idea is if we shame you and you feel embarrassed, then maybe you won't do this again. >> i was embarrassed. like i was like wow it's going so slander my name. >> this type of punish many most likely to happen for misdemeanor charges not felonies. while the person can do this type of sentence it means jail time instead. >> have you ever tape your pet to the vet. you know difficult it can be to try to weigh them. >> imagine if your pet had eight legs. here's video little out there but kind of mesmer mizeing see that laundry basket on a scale there's octopus in there. vets at the sea live minnesota aquarium had to come up with a new way to weigh the creature. they trained her to get in the basket. you substract the weight the mass tick and you know how much the octopus weigh. >> yo, what's this. we're tracking a mystery animals stalking the streets of philadelphia. >> a boy bullied so badly it left him cross eyed trump. >> oprah and the man behind empire together on a new proje project. he's hiding a card! it's time for you and your boys to get out of town. (laughing) left foot. right foot. left foot. stop. twitch your eyes so they think you're crazy. if you walk the walk you talk the talk. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. hide the eyes. it's what you do. show 'em real slow. >> is it a coyotes, is it a wolf. >> apparently it's hybrid of the two and people have reported seeing them in roxborough. let's get back to brad sattin live in fairmount park. brad? >> reporter: dawn, these so called coyotes have been potted here in fairmount park. you raised the question, is it a wolf or is it a coyotes? turns out it may very well be both. you can call it a coy wolf. how long at the moon along the wissahickon creek. nope just the sound of geese for now. but experts say they're out there. coyotes have made it to philly. >> we see their footprints and we see their scatter their droppings. >> executive director of the schuylkill center in roxborough says there have been sightings here as well as in other parts of pennsylvania and new jersey. >> they're very adaptable, um, and so they're fitting in relatively seamlessly, and very few people see them and very few people know that they're here. >> coyotes kind of looks like a dog. loo ick a fox ish. >> kids and adult are intrigued though not surprised. >> a lot of wildlife. had bare here last year. dear every day. raccoons much. >> it's a little unsettling but i always think that wild animals are more scared of us than we are of them report rerelease women thorpe lives near the creek having dinner with her parents at valley green. they're here visiting from mai maine. where coyotes sightings are not uncommon. >> i have seen them. there is the concern that they may have taken a couple of our domestic cats over the years. >> reporter: but these coyotes seem to be different. bigger than the ones out west. >> there's intense -- in biology and some are saying this is a new species of dog and calling it the coy wolf. >> which means if you spot one, grab your camera it is worth documenting. >> it's almost like we're watching evolution happen which you don't get too many opportunities for that. >> reporter: no, you don't. evolution at work again it's call the coy wolf. what do they eat exactly? raccoons, possum, rabbit, mice and berries the good news, dawn, they do not eat people. so if you happen to see one just kind of give it did the its distance check it out and recognize you're seeing a very rare site. >> all right. that's a relief, thanks, brad. ♪ you're about to meet boy bullied so badly he went cross eyed and joyce it happened to this teen once and now it happened again. >> reporter: iain, it has happened again and this is so unbelievably disgusting. he may need another surgery. after bullies attacked him yet again. take look. this is what 14-year-old dustin looked like last fall. after an older kid body slammed him to the ground. doctors near houston, texas had to do surgery to fix his eyes. two weeks later, dustin' eyes were back to normal until last friday when an upper classman ambushed him on the bus hitting him right in the head. dustin's sister noticed his eyes were starting to cross again. >> i hope he gets punished properly. i don't wish people the worse. >> i wanted to cry. it broke my heart. all this again. it was hard to watch him go through it the first time. >> his mom says the school is investigating but that bully has not been back on the bus since attacked dustin. school district says that they can't even comment on any kind of discipline. now diss tin's doctors say that there's a chance that his eye could correct itself over time but, iain, enough is enough. >> absolutely, joyce. someone hopefully will step in and help this kid. joyce, thank you. ♪ there's possibly no darker moment than finding out that a child is seriously ill. but each day our bill anderson tries to find hope even in the worse of circumstances. he spoke to family who found out their sick child has more support than they can ever have imagined on social media of all places for goodness sake. ♪ >> she's not feeling well, and, um, we taking her to the hospital. >> what do you do when serious illness strikes your family and you're hundreds of miles away. >> i just wanted her to know we're all the way in philly but you have our support. we're there. we love you. >> reporter: that's what happened to northeast philadelphia woman who found out from a phone call that her two-year-old niece had cancer. >> oh, wow. catherine's niece honesty lives in north carolina. she's known as an energetic happy child who her mother described on social media as all i ever wanted in one little package. so when she was suddenly diagnosed with stage four canc cancer, family in philadelphia wanted to find a way to surround her with love even if they couldn't be there. >> i googled some cancer quotes, and the one that is on the collage i made it says when child has cancer everyone that loves them has it too. then i added the i am honesty. >> i am honesty started off as a hash tag. each time it was posted and shared it was meant to send love and prayers from wherever people were and it began to spread fa fast. >> i was so surprised. everybody, my facebook was going availing day long and still going off to this minute. >> she'll catch fever every now and then. >> message made it to north carolina where her mother precious video chatted with me. she continues to struggle dealing with the shock of her daughter going from the little girl always eager to help someone else to the child fighting for her life. ♪ >> as some people say she will leave a footprint in your heart. she speaks complete sentences teaches kids at her daycare how to use the potty. >> she's also two years old. little girl who was in surgery while her mom chatted with me from the hospital room. so her mother is appreciative and moved each time she sees the hash tag i am honesty pop up on her phone. >> it's been shared a lot. like i never thought it would go this far. >> there is a good fund me account set up for expenses. but precious seemed much more focused on how appreciative she was of the love shown to her baby. >> prayers do help so i really do appreciate it. >> being supportive is an easy thing to do. this may not be your situation or your struggle but we have all been through something. something where we would like somebody to have our back to support us so please join me and wrapping this little girl in a circle of love and saying i am honesty for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. >> ♪ done deal. oprah and the man behind empire working together. kathy the sun finally came out today. >> oh, yeah. we only have one more day before it rains and i mean downpours. >> and check your pocket and your purse you left something behind in your uber ride. ♪ if you're looking frien. 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"hi everybody" "cookie!" all-new it's sesame street live make a new friend! playing liacouras center april 6-9 tickets on sale now! liacourascenter dot com we're getting more details about director lee daniels remake of the 1983 film terms of endearment. the new movie which star oprah winfrey include a story line about black men who gave hiv aids to their tee male partners. daniels is the co creator of empire and released new details about the hit shows spin off daniels show the show will be set in las vegas the director admitted today that he is started therapy. well when you're hop out of uber you're usual until a rush getting to wherever you need to be. unfortunately, sometimes i know i do you leave something behind. >> all right uber released top ten list of things left behind in uber rides in philly here we go. top five. we only time for five. number five is your keys. all right. number four, check apparently a lot of people carrying around check. i would have thought cash. number three a ring. number two your phone. can you guess what number one is, dawn? >> i thought it would be phone i'm thinking maybe a wallet or sunglasses. >> good guess but no, a hat. imagine that hats are left in uber cars in philly a hot. ivanka trump got a new job writ down the hall from her dad. >> upping security at the magic kingdom. you thought lines were long before. ♪ gunshots echoed through the streets of washington, d.c. this morning. a capitol police spokeswoman says officers tried stop an erratic and aggressive driver near the botanic gardens at about 9:30 the driver made u-turn and crashed into a police cruiser after short chase officers stopped the woman while trying to arrest the driver an officer fired their weapon. fortunately no one was hurt and that woman is under arrest. first daughter ivanka trump will become an official federal and government employee. she's not going to get paid for her role but she'll serve as an adviser to the president. previously she planned to be informal adviser to her father and keep an office in the west wing. but she decided to make her role official after concerns she wouldn't be required to comply with employee ethics rules if she work in an unofficial capacity. speaking of new jobs president trump has asked governor chris christie to launch a new white house commission to battle the opioid epidemic it's become a huge problem across the country and here in our area. the governor joined the president today for listening session on drug abuse. epidemic is something personal for governor christie who has dedicated his final year as new jersey's governor to addressing the crisis. the new role is not paid position for governor christie and it won't affect his duties as governor of new jersey. in your money tonight samsung announces latest galaxy phone. galaxy s8 will be available in five colors you can pre order it starting tomorrow. it will ship april 21st. the new phone displays are bigger and the physical home button gone and a new voice assistant named bixby is also knew. >> bixby. >> the new thing. model is the first smart phone samsung has announced since the battery issues with the gallon lyre note seven. >> wells fargo will have to shell out million to settle a class action lawsuit over unauthorized accounts. the company will pay $110 million in the private settlement. you may remember last year the bank came under fire after it came to light that its employees opened 2 million accounts for customers without their permission. thousands of employees were fired and the bank's c. o abruptly retired because of the scandal. disney is stepping up security at the magic kingdom starting monday visitors will have to go through security screenings, bag checks and metal detects before they get on the monorail or ferry heading to the park. there will still be security guards at the gates to check people in who take buses to the park. temple university honored a local legend today. renaming the school of media and communications in his honor now dedicated to lou klein. there he is. he spent more than six decades teaching at temple mentored hundreds of tv professionals he began teaching television courses at temple university in 1952. time to check out what's on your radar. clear night after beautiful day in old city and tomorrow more of the same before there's a big change for the weekend. kathy orr has your forecast in 15 seconds much >> want an evening much skies are clear. temperatures are still mild. it's 51 in old city philadelphia. the high for the day 62 degrees with winds out of the north still at 14 miles an hour. temperatures ranging from the 30s in the poconos to the 50s along the i-95 corridor. it's 49 in millville. 46 in trenton and 47 in reading and lancaster. ultimate doppler showing the counter clockwise swirl right here over kansas that's a strong area of low pressure that will bring severe weather through the midwest and the tennessee valley during the day tomorrow. we stay on the warm side of the storm and really the wet side of the storm. no severe weather expecte expec. just drenching downpours by friday morning. so as we go hour by hour you can see friday morning spotty showers. the heavy rain moves in during the morning hours. by noon it should be heavy at times. that will be the case through the afternoon along the i-95 corridor. during the evening rush and right into the nighttime hours. if you're going out please expect some heavy rain through the evening and the late night hours for your friday and then our new model sweeping it out fairly quickly. so by saturday, just some overcast in the morning maybe a few lingering sprinkles. but it will stay mostly cloudy day. when we look at the future rain totals about one to 2-inches of rain spread across most of the delaware valley with about one and a half in philadelphia and it's been looking like that for the past couple of days with consistent qpf we call it. here's a look what to expect. soaking rain that will impact the morning and evening rush of your friday. that rain heavy at times with gusts to 30 miles an hour. temperatures chilly in the 40s and the 50s. and we expect about one to 2-inches of rain with this particular storm. that will become a coastal storm after it leaves us. overnight low temperatures mainly in the 30s so waking up to a cool morning. plenty of sunshine. the poconos waking up to 27 degrees. by tomorrow afternoon some high clouds building in, ahead of the storm. the high temperature in the upper 50s to around 60. really nice day with less wind than we saw today. and partly sunny skies. as you look ahead on your seven day forecast from the weather authority the soaker is friday that continues into friday night. a few lingers sprinkles are possible for saturday. sunday the better half of the weekend in the secretaries the next chance of rain will come on tuesday. by then we're talking the first week of april. a few april showers sean bell getting 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