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electricity and without running water. residents are reaching their limit. and officials say this is only going to get worse until rivers recede at the end of the week. it is monday night and the big story on action news tonight is matthew s brutal residue. much of the south is now under a state of emergency. live in our satellite center is action news reporter jeannette reyes and jeannette it s almost inconceivable how bad it is. hard to watch the images and east coast may have dodged a direct hit from hurricane matthew but the damage is still significant tonight confirmed 24 people at least dead and of course flooding is prompting mass evacuations. and this is going to be a prolonged hurricane for us even though the skies are blue. reporter: hurricane matthew has come and gone but leaves a trail of disaster and death reaching from the caribbean all the way up to virginia. 26 people are confirmed dead. we are extremely still concerned about the loss of l e life ....
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atlantic city, it was a chilly start yesterday, a chilly start this morning, the heat is coming back chris, but not today. reporter: i m trying to remember what month this is, wait until you see the seven day coming up in a few minutes. it s chilly this morning, but not as cold as yesterday morning when temperatures were in the low 30s. allentown, 41. trenton, 42. look at the poconos 47 degrees. reading, 46. philadelphia close to 50. millville, 42. cape may, closing in on 60 degrees. again it s chilly you ll need a light jacket or something with sleeves this morning by afternoon all that sunshine, winds beginning to shift out of the southwest that will pump temperatures up into the 0s not too bad. this is the cold front out here, the front will basically stall or push on by to the north, it won t be cooling us down anytime soon, as a matter of fact, temperatures are off to the races, we have not one, but two days of potentially high records. 1:00 p.m., 67, 3:00 p.m., ....
servers in the restaurant were able to shut off the gas to the buildings as the fire grew. they turned off the gas thank god because there would have been a huge explosion. reporter: desmond said chaos center right back to memories of 2013 boston s bombings. with the marathon bombing it drummed up a lot of memories for a lot of people. reporter: now i m told th on top of this building that was damaged some what in the fire fight. there s also an electrical room back there that with is soked with soaked with water. a couple of the units above. right now the fire department estimates the total cost at just under $1 million. live in boston tonight, jacqui heinrich, fox 25 news. and new at 11:00 a person is dead after being hit by an amtrak train in rhode island. the train was leading from boston to washington, d.c. police have not yet identified the victim but neighbors say it was a young girl. amtrak tells us both tracks are now open. a driver was killed in ....
this morning, i am daniel miller. catherine: i am catherine parrotta in for julie grauert. i put the seat warmer on. a look at how long this cold weather will stick around. shiri: if you were cold last night during trick or trick or treating, temperatures have continued to drop as long as it is dark out there. 36 in boston. it is frosty out there and freezing in lawrence at 32. norwood and mostly in the 20s and 30s this morning and temperatures still dropping. that will feel a wormed of difference from yesterday morning and running from 15 to almost 20 degrees cooler this morning than yesterday. it definitely feels like a new season. and a new month and for this first day of november, in lowell a 6 a.m. temperature of 31 degrees. we should jump at 10 degrees by 8 a.m. lower 40s here. by 10:00 this morning, 48 degrees. today. i will break down the warm-up in your town in ten minutes. catherine is back with live drive time traffic. catherine: a map on your tuesday m ....