a massive manhunt. accused killer on the run. sending communities into a panic as police warn he could be armed and could be dangerous. now fox 29 news at 10:00. one teenager who broke out custody this morning is still on the run. thanks for joining us tonight. i m iain page. > i m lucy noland. three others are back in custo custody. but an cued killer still out there somewhere. fox 29 s chris o connell joins us live from bridgeton, new jersey. chris? reporter: guys that s correct massive manhunt continues tonight. now entering its 22nd hour. state, federal and local authorities are on the search tonight in the bridgeton area. the home of an 18-year-old escaped accused killer who is still on the run. bridgeton police scowering the city tonight as the manhunt for 18-year-old michael huggins continues. it all started 35 miles away when police say huggins along with three other teenagers overpowered correctional officers and escaped from the harbor fields youth detention a
18 year old michael huggins continues. safe to say they re using every resource available both ground, air. reporter: it all started 35 y huggins along with three other teenagers overpowered correctional officers and escaped from the harbor feels youth detention al facility in egg harbor city about 12:30 this morning. they overpowered two guards. they stole vehicle. they subsequently crashed the vehicle after a small chase. then they escape on foot. reporter: three of the juveniles were caught in bridgeton about midday. schools were put on lock down. state police helicopters searched the area by air and troopers descended on the bridgeton home where huggins once lived. huggins was awaiting trial for the first degree murder of 21-year-old did he van thai lee of bridgeton back in october of last year. police say at this point huggins may be armed and should be considered desperate and dangerous. anyone who would harbor a wanted individual who escaped from a facility w
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considering what is going on down in the keys. new video of the damage is astounding. mobile home after mobile home flipped over. this is key west near where hurricane irma made landfall. testing the limits of everything in the storm s path. irma turned up in florida weakening in strength. now it s a tropical depression and left behind a tail of destruction. millions without power across the sunshine state. streets are flooded and water temporarily sucked out to sea stranded two manassees there and two dolphins near marco island. in tampa, homes were spared. i was expecting water. still a lot to clean up here in miami. this is at 7th and ocean drive. this is a mess. it s going to take a while to get this cleaned up. you can see the windows on the buildings. they did okay overall. you can see a lot of windows need to be repaced. you re not allowed into miami unless you were already here. there are thousands of people with us on the bridge today trying to get to miami beach a
dangerous. thousands waited on the highway to get across to miami beach and only essential people were allowed over. pine tree drive is covered with trees of all types. we found a tennis complex that s going to need all new fencing. it s amazing. i was kind of excited about it. reporter: this is john s first hurricane since moving down here from new england. i don t think it s as bad as it could have been. reporter: the only people here now are those who were here during the storm. the beach found its way up to ocean drive. under and around all of the fallen palms sand is in the grass and on the streets. not much damage here. very little. some awning damage, as you can see. reporter: this cafe will be ready to welcome back all of the customers who fled west before the storm hit. i plan to be opened tomorrow. maybe not first thing in the morning but yeah. reporter: this place should be alive right now with music and people eating and drinking outside. this is a