The last i heard there was a girl in the house, the last time, the last person. Reporter now, many of the neighbors uncomfortable talking on camera. They tell me an acquaintance of the 34yearold manmade the discovery, found the body. Friends and family have been gathering here and have been out on the sidewalk near the home. See them near the house. The home at 221 lindley street. Investigators have this as an active crime scene trying to fig wrur out what happened here. We can tell you Homeland Security was called to this neighborhood earlier this afternoon after investigators found some chemicals in the home. They say they called Homeland Security as a precaution and the chemicals were deemed to be safe. Reporting live in olney, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. Now your nbc 10 first alert weather. It was cloudy and cool in philadelphias Fairmont Park today. Nbc 10 along kelly drive. See a couple people getting in their afternoon workouts, whether youre riding bike, whether youre running.
no serious injuries among the 169 passengers and four crew members on board. we spoke with a man who said he almost took that train and we talked with passengers who were on board describing it as quite the squacare. i thought a bomb went off. today s day in age, you just wonder. i got this force on the side of my head and my arm. and it knocked me sideways to my left and covered in dirt and insulation and you couldn t see anything. i feel blessed. i feel like god had a hand in it absolutely. it wouldn t do me good to be stranded any way. this is a better place to be. we checked the history of amtrak where both of crash s happened. according to federal railroad administration, there have been three amtrak questions in kings county since 2009. two of them in 2009 involving a truck and a truck trailer and one in 2010 involving a pedestrian. there have been 24 total accidents involving amtrak and commuter railroads since 2003 again in kings county with three deaths and 51
we have a lot of news and talk to cover the next hour or first the happiest news of the day the giants that en el west champions the front of the chronicle today showing them catching a pop-up tumbling of the defense it s a very exciting day nears the front of the sports section with the celebration. i san francisco was up last night the celebrations continue today it also have willie brown coming talking about sunshine and how important it is for some politicians to sell it in a campaign taking a look at changes in california health laws that affect women greta more in debt and debt to about three strikes law of the proposition on the ballot that could get rid of it. or modify it significant only with both sides of the issue. the sent to cisco fans per parting with a chance heading to the playoffs there when the national league west title after knocking down san diego last night. the second division title for the giants and the readers and up to do it confronted a sellout
but the rain is still coming. this event is far from over. at one point winds at 70 miles an hour, almost a hurricane. and some could argue that it was a minimal category 1 hurricane when it made landfall. here it is on the radar scope. just reading the latest from the national hurricane center, their 5:00 a.m. advisory, winds now down to 50 miles an hour. obviously when these things come onshore they lose strength. this their fuel source. the center of it is about 20 miles, 30 miles to the west of jacksonville, maybe about 80 miles east-southeast of valdosta, georgia. it aets headi it s heading westerly at 8 miles an hour. you can see your typical rotation and the thunderstorms wrachi in wrapping around this thing, much like a tropical system. impressive considering, what? it s memorial teday. we haven t even begun officially hurricane season, starting june 1. 50-mile-an-hour winds gusting to 70. here is the track, giving you an idea of what is left of beryl. we expect it to
and how close are we to landfa landfall? we re close. landfall not so important with this storm. it s a big storm, and there s going to be very widespread impacts. there you see the rain which has been coming down the last couple of hours, extremely heavy, and the winds have been picking up. this is a much different storm than what we were dealing with yesterday. beaches have been closed. the rip currents have been a big issue, and as we head through the nighttime hours tonight, we ll be worried about power outages, trees coming down and then our big concern, we ll focus on inland flooding which could be as much as six plus, maybe isolated spots to up to a fool of rainfall in the next 24 hours. this is what beryl looks like over the open waters. it s kind of difficult to pick out the center of circulation. we ll zoom in and give you an idea of how close it is towards jacksonville beach, and we think it s somewhere maybe about 25, 30 miles away from the coast. if you do th