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into greece from turkey. so that italy is imposing tough restrictions on a quarter of its population locking down its 2nd largest city and more than 16000000 people to try and stop the spread of coronavirus just had its biggest rise in cases since the outbreak began with more than 1200 cases confirmed on saturday the lockdown includes the entire region of long body where the italian outbreak began and where the most deaths have been recorded home to 10000000 people no one will be able to move in or out of the area and that includes the country s economic capital of milan the lowdown will also impact several other provinces including venice if 80 another $6000000.00 people restrictions are set to remain until early april or again be as the latest. in casual in northern italy people rushed to the train station desperate to leave this city before it was put into knocked down but it s too good to talk i read 2 hours ago that they may be putting out an urgent to creep puttin ....
and oh, my, just a little international flare. that s enjoyable for all of us. i will tell you. their people. absolutely. i mean, all joking aside, this is it definitely a big situation. most specifically we re going to talk much more about that storm system where that is headed later. but we got to get down to the hear and now and what s going on with jose. it s still a category 1 storm, but thankfully not expected 5eddeded to make a direct threat to our land. there will be rounds of rain that roll in specifically to the course of the next couple hours throughout the day. and you may end up with an inch or two worth of rain out of that. the further inland you are, the clearer it is right now. and the clearer it will sty. you are going to go see clouds certainly but i won t be shocked poconos mountains region stay dry. it s most pronounced at the shore. where you got you coastal flood warnings and up until 1:00 a.m. tomorrow. temperatures, those are basically ....
i think it s gross. i think it s gross. that gross thing she s tal talking about, the veteran s service dog. but now she s telling fox 29 there s more to the story. now fox 29 news at 10:00. that story in a moment but first on fox tonight authorities go to evict a guy and get quite a shock they find a pipe bomb and that s not all. thanks for joining us tonight. i m iain page. i m lucy noland. police found whole lot more. fox 29 s dave schratwieser broke the story this morning. dave, it is still developing to night. reporter: lucy, police sources telling us tonight at least two of those pipe bombs contained explosive materials and the man taking in for questioning at that home this morning well he s going to face at least two charges according to police sources one possession of a weapon of mass destruction and, two, risking a catastrophe. regular court ordered evict. reporter: it was just after 10:00 wednesday morning when authorities arrived at this eas ....
between broad street and the schuylkill schuylkill, do not use the south street option. did i that this morning, what a hot mess, none of the traffic lights are singed, takes awe hour to come down south street when there is nobody even there, because you get stuck at all of the light. also, working on the schuylkill itself eastbound, between like girard and 30th street. looks like they re about ready to pick up the cones here, all the way out in king of prussia, as well, here is a live look, at the paving crews, what looks like dust cloud, but it is actually that milling and paving operation, they re working westbound between conshy and gulph mills, and also a left over crew eastbound. so, schuylkill down to one lane again, guys are out there until 5:00. working on the commodore barry bridge down to one lane both directions here between new jersey and pennsylvania. morning to cherry hill. they are working g along route zero seven right near haddonfield road. mass tran ....
out. but that is the reality facing a lot of people in south philadelphia every morning. good evening and thanks for joining us i m iain page. i m lucy noland. it s not just one or two instances of cars getting busted into. this is in the double digits. fox 29 s dave schratwieser is at police headquarters and you must be getting an earful from frustrated car owners. dave? reporter: lucy, anger gary and frustration among drivers who live in that neighborhood where these cars are getting broken into. some of them have been hit more than one time and each time they ve had to dip into their own wallet to make repairs. 350 this time. 550 last time. reporter: mark mckinney notice the financial stink of having your car broken into. twice in recent weeks. thieves have busted a window on his kia sorento in south philadelphia and stolen items out of the his car. i lost 52 cents this time. last time i had checkbook in there then bought themselves a new car on my checkboo ....