that this wawa is opened but it is not. and, if a wawa is not opened, it is a 24 hour wawa, if it is not opened they are not making any money. no business going on here. two employees are inside with flashlights and they told me that the power went out around 8:00 and they have been without power, ever since. we are talking about these storms that passed through our area last night and like numbers erika mention that had left hundreds of thousands of people without power, last night. crews had to deal with fallen trees and power lines, peco crew where is out all night into the early morning trying to restore power as quickly as possible. now many say the storm was extremely scary. the sky got extremely dark, extremely dark, and the wind kicked up. i didn t know there was a tornado coming through or what. some pretty scary moments last night, but as you can see i m out here without a rain coat. pretty pleasant this morning. unfortunately remnants of that storm means no pow
employees, showing up, they have been coming here, they have to be here regardless of whether or not this wawa is open. now these two employees inside, three employees inside now said they have to use flashlights all night since power went out at 8:00. this is when storms passed through our area and one point left hundreds of thousands of people, without power. now crews, had to deal with some fallen trees and power lines, and peco crews were out all night, into the early morning hours, still on the scene, in some places working to restore power rather, we talk with one man who was concerned that the power outage would have continued during the day because that is a real concern, no air conditioning, on this day is no the fun. another issue is what to eat since refrigerator had been off for hours. he came to this wawa but left disappointed. looking for a diner for a place to grab something to eat for breakfast and some caffeine. reporter: this wawa was opened would you ha
us. those storms make us up. let s go to meteorologist, david murphy for the accuweather forecast. david. we did call for those storms last night. we did call for those point. you see the watch boxes to our west but a couple trees down locally. now we are looking at another unsettled day way cold front getting a little closer to us trying to push through and as that happens there could be more spotty but potentially strong storms through the day. 72 is the current temperature in philadelphia, 73 in wilmington, 72 in sea isle city right down in cape may county you have a couple of showers this morning but they re moving through pretty quickly. as we head out the door most of us are going to see partly cloudy skies. warm conditions, 72 by 6:00 and 76 degrees by 8:00 a.m. and as we roll through the days, it s another pretty warm fairly sticky one. 79 degrees by 9 o clock, 85 by noon and then 89 by 3 o clock, 85 by 6:00 and your high of 89 does strike at about 3 o clock.
crowd right now. our correspondents are out on the trail. my colleague, steve cornacki, is here to help us break down. we ll start with the polls, right? i got to show you the board is a little finicky. starting in pennsylvania, this state has been blue for a long time. donald trump has made a lot of noise trying to win this. hillary clinton continue to lead so the headlines there is good news for the democrats. this is why pennsylvania is always tantalizing. if you are donald trump, look, the situation you are in right now, you got to win all these toss upstates that we have in gray right here. if you do that, you need to flip a blue state. that s why pennsylvania is important to them and why wisconsin is so important for them. brand new polling out of wisconsin again. if you are trump and trying to flip a blue state, this does not look like a great prospect either. where are his good prospects, do we know? pennsylvania right now is emerged and if you look at the
president obama. our political team is covering every step of the race. nbc s katy tur is in orlando and kasie hunt. our chris jansing is in north carolina and our political reporter in the dc bureau. chris, can we kick it off with you. we know the president has left. the president winging his way to you and all those excited folks that have been in line for hours. the thousands in line to see president obama. you have been talking to the people there, can the president make a difference? reporter: they have someone speaking out. this was somebody who says he s going to be out once or twice a month. he s out six days or less or seven. he s speaking to a specific audience here in the state where we have seen, as you can see the size of this crowd. it was really i think unexpectedly huge, they have been going around passing out water. they re down about 16 points with the african-american vote overall. so he s going to try to get people to the polls and get them to get their