will begin with nbc 10's matt delucia live in middletown township delaware county. matt plenty of damage out there, especially when it comes to downed trees. >> a lot of downed trees out here rosemary. we saw plenty of them. we had to turn around quite a few times because roads are blocked as a result. i'll step out of the way and give you a look. this is baltimore pike at valley road. big telltale sign of the damage at this point are the traffic lights that are out. we've seen plenty of these. traffic lights are out and streetlights are out as well. of course when we drive up and down these secondary streets we see a lot of the homes have generators running. i just got off the phone with a dispatch at delaware confy. they tell me they're pretty much winding down operations for the night on their end. they are leaving everything now to the municipalities and peco. we have a lot of power outages in this area and throughout the region as a result of what happened last night. take a look at video we shot earlier this morning where you can see some of the damage that was caused by thi

two dozen people to leave their homes. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is live in chester. he's been working the story. matt, you said the mayor of chester has said he's had enough. what's being done now? >> that's right. that's right chris. neighbors here also think this is no coincidence. now some of them are worried. right over there there is a presence. they've been out here 24/7 and this is gradually burning down. >> there's something going on if there's three fires. >> reporter: neighbor ann stevens isn't the only one thinking that as she watched the home on 400 bickley place. another day, another fire. >> you feel something crooked is going on. how can you have three fires in one week? one week? this is a travesty. they're tearing our neighborhood to shreds. >> santiago garcia is living in this area. my mother is 76 years old. i couldn't believe it. again? this is ridiculous man. >> the first fire happened saturday, then again on monday. starting at one end of the row and now the other. the homes appear to be under renovation. john lind ner is concerned for people living here and orde

matt delucia is live on the scene. matt this swaying has not been the easiest for firefighters. somewhat unusual. explain this. >> reporter: yes, tracy, firefighters do have this fire under control but this has been a complicated one. i'll get out of the way, you can see the fire scene out here. we've seen -- we may be able to see the flashlight. it does appear that theh @r(t&háhp &hc looking to see if there was anyone inside at the time it went up in flames. it's been very difficult, as i mentioned, you can see through the doors and windows, they were boarded up there's debris in there from particular to ceiling, wall to wall. a tough scene out here for firefighters firefighters. take a look at video. it started around 1:00 this morning. a lot of flames and smoke out here shooting through the roof. the firefighters had a lot of work ahead of them. the fire is under control. they have this mostly out. the ladder truck is still out here. they're still trying to put water on the hot spots as we see flare-ups every now and then. we haven't really seen any flames in the past 45 m

shooting. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at einstein medical center where the woman is being treated along with the second victim who is believed to be the father. you learned there are witnesses to the shooting what more can you tell us? >> vai, detectives have been talking with witnesses these past several hours, trying to get better leads on who may have done this and why. this happened just after 10:00 last night on the 7300 block of thuron avenue, that's west oak lane. police arrived to find a man on the sidewalk, shot in both legs. they then saw a woman in a small suv. she was shot in the back. her unborn child did not survive. police are hoping that witnesses can point them in the right direction. >> the witnesses not only heard four or five shots, they heard some sort of argument prior to the schatz being fired. we're not sure at this time what the motive is. it's an investigation in progress. >> and the man we're told is stable here at einstein. the woman is critical. police are telling us the only description at this point of those suspects that they're looking for, possibl

folks around here say they will believe it when they see it. matt delucia nbc 10 news. >>> just about a week since the storm glob of thor county is the only county with a significant number of outages. there's juf over 4,000 people left in the dark. the largest problem airy is camden county with fewer than 700 outage and in pennsylvania and delaware the power is almost completely back on. >>> today police hope to learn more about how two inmates escaped from a new york prison now that the manhunt has ended for the convicted killers. this all comes after police shot and killed edcaptured the second fugitive yesterday. today police hope to question sweat about what led up to the escape. he had been on the run for 22 days. the treerp was on pa trel alone when he spotted sweat and then he began to run. >> at some point running across the field, he realized that sweat was going to make it to a tree line and possibly could have disappeared. and he fired two shots from his service weapon. >> sweat was shot twice. hospital and transferred him to a more secure trauma facility where he's in criti

the real world is waiting. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in center city with an outlook on the job market for recent grads. matt it's been a tough couple years for college graduates right? >> that's right, rosemary. the good news is that the job market is slightly better than it was at the start of the year. the problem is some of those fresh into the job market rrnt as ready as they could be. >> i base it on what we see with employers coming to our campus. >> la salle university career counselor lou lamorte has issued thousands into the job market. some in the class of 2015 have jobs lined up while others don't. but he is optimistic. >> we say about a 10% or 15% increase over the fall and probably about a 30% increase over the last spring's job fair. that tells me that employers are looking for college grads. >> reporter: the unemployment rate overall was 5.5% but for 18 to 29-year-olds it was higher at 1. 1.9%. >> pharmaceutical companies are having a bit of a tough time these days. it's knowing what are the markets in this area what are some of the -- who are the players in diff

affected by the recall. live in bala cynwyd matt delucia nbc 10 news. >>> 74 degrees out. at 5:17 this tuesday morning, there's new information this morning in the growing controversy over confederate flags in the south. >> that's right. a mississippi lawmaker now says that his state should consider taking the confederate symbol off of the state flag. overnight, mississippi house speaker phillip dunn released a statement calling for the confederate symbol to be removed. several southern states incorporate some confederate symbolism in their flags. only mississippi includes the confederate battle standard. the dispute has gained national attention lately after pictures of the charleston church gunman with the flag became public. since then south carolina governor nikki haley publicly call for the removal of the confederate flag from the state's capitol grounds. the flag has long been a symbol of controversy and has been moved several times before. >> the fact that it causes pain to so many is enough to move it from the capitol grounds. it is after all, a capitol that belongs to all of u

delmarva customers are still in the dark. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in gibbstown, gloucester county. matt what is the situation like there at this hour? >> well denise a lot of customers out here still do not have power. we're on one of the streets that does have power. we have the streetlights and some of the homes have their porch lights on. there's a whole lot of damage behind me here. this join the tree was uprooted as a result of that storm. you can see how big this tree is. it's now laying in the street. they've got the cones up out here. it's very difficult for a vehicle to get around here but as we get closer to the edge of the branches over here you can see what is under this tree, a car, crushed under the weight of this tree. a lot of folks still having to do cleanup, now going into day three of that cleanup effort. of course still a lot of people have no power at this hour. atlantic city electric is telling us they're going to hopefully have most of their customers up and running by midday tomorrow. hopefully all of their customers by sunday. pse&g, we're talked with them