apartment building. this dangling power line tells the story. there s debris absolutely everywhere as the roof came tumbling down. looks like a war zone this morning. police tape flew die lentfully in the air and splintered woodpile add top foam from the roof. it had neighbors like derrick on edge. i m saying gahlee. reporter: the sun start toed rise and damage became more clear started to rise, and damage became more clear. there was a big boom. a transformer blew up. reporter: the morning around 8:00 a.m., crews arrived on scene to clean it up. up on the roof, the d.c. housing authority assessed the damage. from their front porch, they did assessing of their own. we hop soon as possible. our blustery beginning to the week starting with a lot of power outages and other issues today. one issue, downed trees, scattered debris. dangerous gusts knocked a tree on a home in silver springs. this is the 10 ,000 block of brunette avenue. it doesn t appear there were i
do you think hillary would have asked for 700 million? i assume you wanted her to win, but you know what? you re going to do great and walmart announced plans to create 10,000 jobs, and all of those jobs will be in the united states. sprint softbank is putting in 50 billion because of our election. in the united states owes of next four years to create 50,000 jobs. they ve been terrific, by the way. we have many others, many of you are in the room and you know exactly what i m talking about. today we have 24 ceos from the largest manufacturing companies in the country, even in the world. they represent people just in this room nearly $1 trillion of sales, and 2 million employees, large jersey of which are in the united states. they share our commitment to bring manufacturing back and to create jobs in this country, which have been the biggest part of my campaign. i would say the border a big part, military strength a big part and jobs a big part. i don t want to say which is
cruz mountains, but it will wipe away what you need with that. it will be cold the next few mornings during the afternoon, sunny skies, today, tomorrow, temperatures topping out in the 50s. we have showers in the weekend forecast. i ll talk more about that. it s 18 after the hour let s take a look tallet month pass. this is our hot spot of the morning. if you are traveling along there, you are moving at 16- miles per hour. all due to the late road work out there, yet to be removed from the roadways. if you are traveling through livermore, you are good to go until you get to the dublin interchange. here s a look at niles canyon road, highway 84. it s now open. it was closed yesterday, due to storm damage, but if you are traveling there, you are looking good. let s move to lie way 37. good news, reopened in both directions. this has been closed since february 9th due to storm and flood damage. you are looking good heading through marine county. sending it to you michelle.
hit our area. winds are an issue, and they were earlier on. we had wind gusts at 76 miles an hour. now at 28 mile per hour gusts. philadelphia 31 and 30 as well for atlantic city. we will remain windy, tonight, tomorrow, even for friday. temperatures are starting to decline, not by much. we were in the mid-70s earlier, 69 mt. holly, the focus now is really on the temperatures and the winds and how they will affect us the next several days, a closer look at that forecast coming up. in the meantime, new at 5:00 relief tonight for many people living near a south jersey prison. governor chris christie is saying he wants that facility closed. this comes less than a year after a man escaped from bayside prison s satellite facility, prompting a week long manhunt. this is the face of the man that sent shock waves across south jersey last may. he escaped unnoticed from bayside correctional facility at ancora. homeowners locked their doors. for police stressful, concerning.
resumers. the police chief met with the local ice office to ask for a clearer understanding of their mission in the south bay. i met with them to be an advocate for our community. here s what the chief says ice told him. they will call whenever ice is about to conduct enforcement action in san jose. when looking for a convicted criminal in a home. it reserves the right to detain other people inside that home, as they did on santa cruz. ice cannot establish checkpoints. they will not detain a victim or a witness of a crime. they warn that the rules could change at any time. there are no promises, and i certainly don t want to make it seem that we were able to tell the federal agency what they can or can t do. the chief also warned ice that they cannot count on his officers during sweeps. we re not going to be taking part in immigration enforcement as a police department. ice dwaz receptive to the idea of holding a community forum, where they can publicly explain th