moved quickly. >> we could see him and see that he was conscious but we could see he was in a very difficult to access location. >> reporter: a 14-year-old boy somehow ended up 40 feet down from this wall. someone called 9/11 and firefighters at the closest station put on these dry suits and quickly got into the water and brought the boy blankets. >> he was talking. we don't have any information at this point as far as from him. >> reporter: firefighters still don't know how he ended up in the river. they'd hoist him up to safety. wilmington firefighters trained for swagsz like this. once they got the boy up to the bridge leave, they immediately put him in an ambulance. we're told the boy's going to be okay. he was taken to the hospital for children. police are still investigating how he ended up down there. from being in this area, living around here, some days it's high and fast. today it's low and slow.

it's cold. >> definitely dangerous. a lost going on in washington today right off the top the fbi today is confirming it is investigating whether the trump campaign colluded with russia to interfere with the elections. >> fbi director made that extraordinary public declaration before house intelligence committee this morning. the director added there is no time table for the investigation. this is the first official public confirmation that the fbi is officially investigating russia and the 2016 election after months of speculation. lauren mayk was the only local reporter inside that hearing today. >> she's joining us live from capitol hill. we know you just spoke to the chairman. what did he have to say? >> reporter: that's right. now the chairman of the committee wrapped things up today by saying there is now a cloud over people who have important work to do. the director of the fbi did make that acknowledgement today about the investigation. he wouldn't talk about any

specific people, wouldn't answer questions about specific individuals and what involvement they may or may not have. now the chairman says that causes problems and so he wants things wrapped up after that big revelation today. it was clear from the very beginning that this was no ordinary hearing. >> our practice is not to confirm existence of ongoing investigations. >> reporter: but today would be different. what the fbi director telling house intelligence committee members. >> the fbi as part of our counter intelligence mission is investigating the russian government's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. and that includes investigating the nature of any links between individuals associated with the trump campaign and the russian government. >> reporter: the revelation confirmed an investigation that fbi director james comey says started in july. taking questions for hours, the fbi director and the director of

the national security agency often told lawmakers they were inquiries they could not answer like in this exchange. >> i'm not going to confirm that there was such a confirm that i might confirm something that was in the newspaper. >> can you tell us who was in the room whether or not there was a conversation? >> i'm not confirming there was a conversation. >> director comey did answer a question that's been hanging over washington since the president tweeted a claim his predecessor had his wiretaps. >> i have no information that supports those tweets. >> actions by russia in the 2016 u.s. election. >> they engaged in a multi-faceted campaign of active measures to undermine our democracy and hurt one of the candidates. >> reporter: the committee's chair asked whether russian changed votes total in states including pennsylvania. >> you have no intelligence that suggests or evidence that suggests any votes were changed. >> i have nothing generated by the national security

information, sir. >> reporter: now as you saw there are each of the committee members were able to ask questions of the two witnesses today. they were on different topics. they each came in with specific things they wanted to hear about someone were pressing them on the leaks of classified information. that was another thing that director comey and rodgers really weren't able to get too much in to today. coming up at 5:00 we're going to hear what a local lawmaker from new jersey asked at the hearing today. for now, we're live in washington, d.c. i'm lauren mayk, nbc10 news. >> around 1:00 this afternoon, hours after comey confirmed the fbi is investigating russia's involvement in the election, president trump tweeted the nsa and fbi tell congress that russia did not influence the electoral process. that contradicts what comey said during his testimony. trump's tweet refers to the

actual vote count. also this afternoon white houseson spicer down played the news from the much anticipated testimony. >> following his testimony it's clear that nothing is changed. senior obama intelligence officials have gone on record to confirm there is no evidence of a trump/russia collusion. spicer also said people are trying to jump to a conclusion even though says there's no evidence there was collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. >> the first day of spring arrived with such sunny skies: there is still snow on the grounds. nbc10 news university city where we found a dad and son kicking around the soccer ball and some left over mounds of snow. we talked to a student that tells us his elated spring is finally here. >> i woke up, i felt better and

it was like a sunlight coming through my window and it was amazing to see this kind of weather. >> and while it may be string officially of course you still needed a jacket out there for that cool breeze. >> that guy does not want to let go of winter and snow. look at this beautiful shot from cape may. water looking calm down the shore. kind of inviting today, isn't it. >> it's a really beautiful. when the sun's out it makes such a difference. >> we're going to welcome these temperatures for the first day of spring. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us with your most accurate forecast. >> we finally got temperatures back up to average for this time of the year. we had a lot of sunshine but the clouds are starting to increase from the west. there's a shot right outside our studio on city avenue. it's up to 54 degrees in philadelphia but only 46 in coatesville, 47 in allentown, 55 in vineland, 57 in atlantic

city. we haven't seen temperatures like that for a while. it's going to go even higher tomorrow, up near 58, but then look. back down and back way down. that's a 20 degrees drop between tuesday and wednesday and with the wind it's going to feel like a 30 degree drop, so don't get too used to the warmer weather that we're getting in here. for tonight, the clouds are increasing, that will prevent the temperature from dropping very much so by morning 41 degrees is not very cold. pa suburbs 57, lehigh valley 37 degrees. so no freezover tonight. we're not seeing any temperatures down to the freezing point and that's going to put us off at a pretty warm start for tomorrow. the other thing we're watching is rain to the west. that's a pretty nice system there but it's headed straight south toward cincinnati and not in our area.

so we're not going to see any rain i think of any significance all the way into saturday but it's a different story for the rest of the weekend. we'll get into that and more ups and downs with the temperatures coming up. >> see you soon. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with skyforce10 live over construction underway at the mid county toll plaz. >> that road work is putting the brakes on the ez-pass express lane. >> spoke to drivers who take that route every day. what are they telling you about the impact on your commute. >> they said they were surprised. some of them hadn't heard about it just yet. if you take a look behind me you can see the traffic appears to be moving okay. we're a little before the prerush hour here and even though they're going to have to slow down, three weeks is better than not at all. when you asked drivers what they like about the high speed ez-pass lanes. >> get to where i need to

quicker. >> reporter: then the reaeks when you tell them those lanes are closed. >> that's a hassle. >> that's annoying. >> reporter: not all drivers we talked to today knew about the three week closer of the high speed lanes. >> this is going to become a disaster out here. >> the other ez-pass lanes are still open so it will save me some time better than paying mainly. >> reporter: the ez-pass lanes are open and tells drivers the high speed lanes closure won't have them seeking alternate routes. have the ability to travel how many travel plazas operate based on the volume of cars and they'll be able to get any back logged down. workers have started to replace the outdated computer system already. those high speed lanes will be open again in three weeks. >> three weeks, it'll go quickly, hopefully it will be done in three weeks. >> reporter: and the turnpike is

saying that these high speed lanes will be open on april 10th. what about if you get yourself stuck in a cash only lane? don't worry. even though the ez-pass transponder may not work, they do take credit cards. reporting live, nbc10 news, deanna durante. >> take a look at this from skyforce10 over the seen of a tractor-trailer accident in montgomery county happened just before two this afternoon in northeast extension. you can see that tractor-trailer flipped on its side. war chester township after it went down the turnpike, slid down that embankment. no one was hurt. >> about one million dollars in jewelry was stolen from a story. skyforce10 flew over the storm and this right here, look at that, that's how the burglars got inside. looks like someone cut a hole right through the roof. we're checking with police and the store to see if there's any surveillance video from inside.

that would be something to see. >> this now the senate confirmation hearing is underway for the supreme court court. >> i'm honored and i'm humbled to be here. >> judge neil gorsuch was sworn in before giving his opening statement this afternoon. questioning begins tomorrow. democratic senator chris coons was one of many who gave remarks today. >> the american people are entitled to see you answer probing, thorough and challenging questions about your view on a wide range of constitutional issues because the issues that come before the supreme court can't be overstated. >> gorsuch is 49 years old. he serves on the 10th u.s. court of appeals in denver. if he confirms he'll be the replacement for justice anthony scalia. >> that starts at 7:30 at the kentucky exhibition center in louisville. the president is expected to talk about changes to health

care. >> this afternoon jury selections underway in a trial involving former president and his connection to sandusky. he's facing several charges. prosecutors say he put children at risk with how he handled complaints about jerry sandusky more than 15 years ago. two other administrators already pleaded guilty to child endangerment. they could testify against they're old boss. >> new details this afternoon about a philadelphia police officer who lost consciousness after being thrown to the ground by a teenager. police are now telling us that officer was off duty when he tried to arrest someone at 4:00 this morning. that officer was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. firefighters in wilmington do not have death benefits if they die on the job. state leaders just trying to change that. today wilmington with firefighters standing behind

them, state and civic leaders senate bill 7, that bill is honor of lieutenant christopher leech, and all three died in an arson last september. it wasn't until after they died that people noticed there were no benefits for their families. >> i've known artie hope firefighter very -- a long time and that you would get a nursing degree. she has three kids, so a lot of these things will help them to go on and be able to be secure in their lives. >> a woman accused of setting the deadly fire is facing murder charges. >> in a couple of hours you can weigh in on medical marijuana in bethlehem township. the meeting starts at 7:00 in the municipal building. it's about zoning specifically where growers could set up shop. pennsylvania legalized medical marijuana last year. the program is expected to be fully implemented by next year. >> new jersey senator bob menendez will have a federal trial this fall.

the u.s. supreme court declined to hear the senator's appeal, meaning the trial can move forward. the democratic senator is accused of accepting gifts and campaign donations including flights aboard a luxury jet. he's charged with conspiracy, bribery and fraud. >> if you live in new jersey, it's a lot easier to stock your home with a life saving drug is now available at every acme pharmacy in new jersey. that's an antidote to heroin overdose. it's already available in pennsylvania. >> this afternoon we're learning that a series of wildfires that forced hundreds out of their homes comp started by humans, families are now allowed to go back home after firefighters stopped the wildfires from spreading. those fires are about 50% contained. investigators say those fires which burned about 62 acres or 47 football fields if you can imagine that, comp caused by

hikers or campers in the area. >> a super bowl mystery solved. >> yes. two missing tom brady jerseys were tracked down. they were found today. listen to this, fbi agents actually found a second missing tom brady super bowl injury that we didn't know about the most recent one disappeared moments after the patriots beat the falcons in this year's super bowl. they tracked that to mexico. they also found brady's winning jersey from super bowl xlix. they believe it was stolen by the international media and pawned outside the u.s. bill cosby's lawyer want to prescreen potential jrz so they can weed out people with opinions about the case. worldwide coverage of the case makes it likely that people have already formed an opinion. cosby is accused of drugging and molesting inside his home in 2004.

jurors are being picked from the pittsburgh area but the trial is here. >> new videos showing the attack inside the airport in paris over the weekend. islamic extremist grabbed a female soldier from behind. two soldiers followed the suspect till they saw taunt and shot and killed. shooting caused panic and shut down paris's second largest airport. the suspect had a long list of drugs and robberies. >> to discuss issues of the lgbt community is facing. this is one of the equality series of town halls happening around the state. senator casey will discuss the current climate around lgbt issues and how to support the community. for more information on how to join the town hall just log on to nbc10.com. >> president trump is about to be a grandfather again. his son eric and laura are

expecting another child. the baby boy will be making his arrival in september. how about a little dessert after dinner tonight? >> i say yes to that. to celebrate the first day of spring you can get a free small vanilla cone at dairy queen. dq is asking for donations to the children's hospital. in the past 32 years dq has raised more than $120 million for children's miracle network hospitals. >> always good for ice cream, don't you think? >> you know i am especially on days like today when the sun is out and i'm thinking about summertime. >> let's go to first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with our most crat forecast. >> it feels more like spring today and the ice cream a couple days ago might not have been so appropriate, but today, yeah. tomorrow, yeah. wednesday and thursday, different story. it's not going to feel like spring then. 54 degrees now with a northwest

wind at 10 miles an hour. we have temperatures ranging from the 40s to the 50s. partly depending on how much cloud cover is around the area. 41 degree ocean and that is going to play a role in temperatures as we head toward the weekend. right now the wind is a land breeze, a west wind so we're into the 50s in most places even at the beaches, avalon, 55, ocean city 54, ventnor's at 48, cape may point is at 48 degrees. so a little cooler at the beaches but not a lot. here's where we go with the temperatures. tomorrow it's going to be warmer. we're going up. wednesday and thursday, we're going down. we're going down quite a bit. the temperatures going down 20 degrees is going to feel like 30 degrees colder. and then we warm right back up again by friday and saturday. by saturday we could be 70

degrees. nothing on the winter radar close by. this looks pretty impressive. a few hours ago but not any more so we could say there's a slight chance of a sprinkle overnight or into the tomorrow, but that area of rain certainly looks like it's not coming this way. i have tomorrow generally just mostly cloudy, temperatures above average finally. tacony at 58, reading at 53, easton and 52 degrees. robbinsvile 56, long port at 57. it's going to allow the beaches to get a little bit warmer, the wind and then it's going to cool down as we go to wednesday and thursday as you saw. hour by hour watch what happens here as we go through the night tonight. it's not really cooling down very much and by tomorrow

afternoon temperatures going well into the 50s throughout the area, little bit cooler with a sea breeze at the shore and watch what happens during the day wednesday. that's in the middle of the afternoon. it's only in the 30s and windy. that is cold and then we're down into the 20s even by 11:00 wednesday night. so don't put the winter coats away just yet because we have those colder temperatures, but it's going to warm back up. friday 56, saturday 70 and then look what happens. it goes back down not only does the temperature plunge on sunday but we get rain and it's going to be windy. take your pick of the weekend days, jim. >> i pick saturday. face-off for their rights. >> the u.s. women's hockey team comes to philadelphia to fight for equal pay. the case the players are making

against the league and the impact it could have on the world championships. >> plus missing refund. how nbc10 news tracked down money for a camden county couple after they missed a flight. >> and all over the wall, the baseball fans goes head over heels for spring training souvenir. next at four. >> first here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. the dow and s&p 500, they ended slightly down. the nasdaq closed less than a point in the green.

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he quickly handed it over as he should to his son taking a bow. >> that would be me. >> ouch. an incredible escape that was caught on camera. >> a college student who was kidnapped spoke only to nbc10 news how she freed herself from the trunk of the car. >> my biggest fear was he was going to drive my car into the river. >> still ahead at four how her quick thinking and a facebook video helped her escape. >> and taking a stand for equal pay. the financial battle for the u.s. women's hockey team happening right here in philly. go to protect your vehicle?

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face-off over equal pay. >> womens of the hockey team are here to argue for the same benefits and wages as the men's team. >> any new information from the negotiating table. >> reporter: despite a lunch break this afternoon there's been no significant agreement. any truth between u.s. hockey and these females and without one they may not lace up their skates and show up for their first practice tomorrow. meantime people who are listening to this and going to and from work here in center city they are anxious for some type of outcome. this is much more than just what's happening on the ice. they have passion, heart, sam na and determination. the female athletes on the womens ice hockey team squared off for increased wages, child care and naernt leave. >> i think it's exciting that it's here in philadelphia. it's where the nation was born.

>> reporter: right now usa hockey doesn't pay men or women a traditional salary. the women are fighting for more money that the high paid men don't need. >> we're talking about pay equity which ascomponent of equal rights. >> she's a labor and employment attorney who represents large employers to ensure women are paid equally for equal work as outlined by labor laws. >> this is about much more than a fight on the ice. >> we saw the women's marches in january across the world, we saw international women's day. every time you pick up a paper or turn on the television, there's a discussion about women and equity. >> arm strong says it's about growing the game in sports and in business. >> we need to stop thinking about things in terms of disparity and women versus men. >> reporter: you like ice hockey. >> yes. >> reporter: you want women to get the same. >> of course. >> reporter: she is treated fairly wage wise in her publishing career many female

friends in various professions aren't as fortunate. >> i think if we have recognition on a national arena the way the women hockey players are fighting for that that would be inspiring to women in a lot of different fields. >> reporter: and attorneys for the women's team say they want an increase from $24,000 for training expenses in nonolympic years to about a $60,000 base salary. olympic athletes also make money from the u.s. olympic team and we also spoke this afternoon to james galanis. he's the coach for soccer star karly lloyd on the jersey side. we're going to hear more of what he had to say about all of this and why he's watching it when we see you in our 5:30 half hour. i'm cydney long, nbc10 news. >> a sunny but chilly start to the work week and the spring

season. burlington county where there wasn't a cloud in the sky. and taking a live look down broad street. pretty comfortable weather. not bad at all. look, seems like most of snow is gone. >> oh, yeah. history. >> except on the sidewalks in places where you're trying to walk and it gets in they're way. >> we're now more than ready to welcome spring, right? chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz tracking the mild start this season in your most accurate weather forecast. >> the temperatures did go up today to right around average for this time of the year and we started off with sunshine but look at this picture now. the clouds really taking over, but not a whole lot of a threat of rain. this is the radar and satellite. if there was anything on the radar it would show up, probably as green.

the lighter colors, but we don't even have that. the closest rain is in ohio. this area was weakening. this area down towards cincinnati, that's pretty strong but not headed in this direction. right now we're seeing temperatures in the 50s but it is 45 in reading, 47 in allentown, 48 in lancaster and pottstown. 38 in mount pocono so some places are still getting that bit of a chill, but they're all going to warm up as we go into the day tomorrow. so we were 42 for the high ton saturday, 50 sunday, 54 today, 58 tomorrow and then the plunge, 20 degrees with the temperature and it's going to be windy on wednesday too. so it'll feel probably more like 38, 39 degrees. that will be like a 30 degrees drop in just one day. as we go into the morning hours,

we're going to be seeing a lot of clouds around, but no precipitation for the most part, just a slight chance of a sprinkle and temperatures above freezing everywhere so we're not expecting a refreeze during the night tonight so whatever looks wet when you go to bed, it's going to be wet when you get up in the morning too. i'll let you know when the colder air will be returning with the rest of the forecast coming up. >> skyforce10 right now over some breaking news involving some garbage truck stuck in a hole. tell us what's going on here. >> reporter: we're north philly, this is north war nox street just a couple blocks from temple hospital. a city trash truck stuck in what appears to be a small sinkhole but it appears to have busted at least two of the tires. you can see that truck is leaning a little bit. at this point traffic has been able to pass.

we've seen at least one car drive by. no injuries here as this trash truck waits for some help. >> all right. here's a look at some of the other news we're following county by county. delaware state university is giving its students a leg up. it started a new program allowing students to minor in financial planning and get certified after finishing a few classes that program prepares students to meet standards put forth by the kfted financial planner board. the penn state help st. joseph's office is locating a satellite office. the office will open may 15th. it is the second satellite office to open in the last six months. >> arena football coming to trenton. the announcement made today on facebook live. announced today it will be playing home games at the sun national bank center starting

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>> announcer: this is nbc10 news. a waiter at a southern california restaurant was fired after customers say they were asked to show proof of residency before they were served. a group of customers at the st. marc restaurant say the waiter asked them to prove they're in the country legally before he would serve their drinks. the patrons told the manager but they declined and left. one of the customers says it's a bad precedent to set. >> i feel like this is something that a -- any time you go to a restaurant they're going to be asking us for proof of residency to inspire panic. >> the restaurant said the waiters actions were inappropriate and they let him go. >> a woman was kidnapped and stuffed in her trunk by a kidnapper. >> her amazing escape caught on camera. you're going to see as she's

able to jump out of the trunk of that moving car. she ran from the man who put her in that trunk. outside of her home in alabama. threatened to kill her if he couldn't use her atm card to get money. she panicked but she came up with a plan. >> i might have a trunk latch. i remember seeing a video on facebook so i got the bright idea to use my insulin pump light. he's in the store, i'm holding the latch like this waiting for him to get back in the car. >> very smart. now every car made after 2001 should have a release valve in the trunk of the car, a button or valve illuminated yellow or green. >> it's so important that she thought to use the light on her insulin pump to find it. >> taking a live look at the philadelphia museum of art. most of snow now gone. people enjoying the mild start to the first day of spring. the end is near. >> looks so different out there today. took a while for that snow to

melt but it finally happened. >> we got piles of it still in northern suburbs but it's really gone in a good bit of philadelphia and points to the south. 54 degrees now with a northwest wind still some on the ground to the northerly suburbs helping to keep the temperature down a little bit but in delaware they're pretty clear of the snow and the temperature generally in the low 50s, 51 in marshalltown and claymont, newark as wlg. middletown's 53 and 53 in dover and georgetown. 55 lincoln and milton and look how much cooler it is at the delaware beaches. the wind here is coming off the delaware bay and are all at 46 degrees. nothing onts radar close by. some showers well backed to the west. mostly around cincinnati and

headed to the south. looks like they're going to miss our area. make it just a slight chance for any kind of showers. lehigh valley tomorrow it'll be warmer, should be dry. 53 in reading, 50 in easton, phoenixville, 55, newtown at 55 degrees. in philadelphia at 58, mount airy 55. look at the low temperatures, even the low temperatures are above the freezing mark so we're not going to be getting any refreezing across much of the area tonight. trenton at 56 after a low of 36 at the shore, 57, atlantic city 58, galloway township and even milder at wilmington 58. dover 58 degrees so pretty decent weather there but the weekend things are changing. it's going to get warmer friday, really warm day saturday, near 70 philadelphia. 62 in lehigh valley, 72 in

delaware. but on sunday everybody gets colder. we get a northeast wind. high temperatures only about 3747 degrees in the afternoon so what a difference over the weekend that we're going to be seeing here. now let's see how that lasts. we warm up friday and into saturday. sunday we get the windy and cold conditions. monday is rainy and cold too, but we start warming back up as we go through next week. we're doing the roller coaster thing for at least another week. >> from 70 to 47, all right. thanks glenn, today's "nbc10 responds." >> here's what's coming up next. we'll show you how we track down the refund in this case plus how you can monitor cash that's owed to you.

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today's nbc responds after one of them had a medical emergency. >> and when the refund for their airline tickets is nowhere to be found, they got frustrated and contogethered "nbc10 responds" for answers. >> don't you hate it when money goes missing. this is a case where just a little more research could've solved the problem. the days are much smaller. >> they reminisce over a photo album of memories. they were hoping to create more memories during a vacation to new orleans in february 2016. >> my husband always talks about

the mardi gras and people marching down the street and i wanted to see that first hand. >> but it didn't happen. he fell seriously ill and couldn't travel. >> i cried. i cried. >> in november american airlines e-mailed her stating it refunded her debit card. >> but i saw no refund credited to my bank account. >> they called american. the airline insisted it sent the credit, so she spoke to her credit unions manager. >> he said he had someone research this credit and it was nowhere to be found. >> after five months of going back and forth and her credit union, wade contacted "nbc10 responds." we contacted americans, turns out wade didn't have the refund transaction reference numbers. the airline had given her the transaction number for her airline ticket. we got the correct information from the airline and gave it to

wade. she took the info to her credit card union and says, two days later it found her money. $1,256.40. >> i can't thank you enough. i really can't. >> now wade's credit union never responded to our repeated calls. the takeaway here for you folks, if you don't see the credit actual the vendor for the actual transaction number. she still hopes to take that trip to new orleans once her husband can travel once again. >> they can have fun and build memories. >> with that money we're going to put this in the memory bank as we now move up to collecting $389,332 for you our viewers here in delaware valley. >> if you have a consumer complaint at home, fill out the form on our website, give us a call and we'll get right back to you. >> coming up tomorrow, a man pays hundreds for a special food tour but when it doesn't go

quite as promised, he calls harry. that's tomorrow and right now next on "nbc10 news at 5:00." >> confirmed on capitol hill, the fbi's director makes a pair of major revelations about russia and the november election. lauren mayk is front and center. she joins us live from washington with what you'll see only on nbc10 news. >> and i'm nbc10 news first alert. don't you wish you could shut down the rain machine for a little while. well, there's more on the way. i'll tell you how this is going to effect you the next couple of days and get a sneak peak at the weekend as well. >> and all new. a big thank you from a little guy right here. he came into the world under unusual circumstances and he's showing appreciation to the local crew that made it happen. coming up at five.

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now. >> "nbc10 news at 5:00" begins with a scheduled slow down at one of the most heavily traveled spots in our region. skyforce10 is live over the mid-town exchange. they're closed here and they will be for a while. that means drivers who are used to zipping through those toll plaza lanes. that toll plaza connects the p.a. turnpike and the northeast extension and the blue route. the ez-pass express lanes are shut down because of a construction project. >> how traffic looking right now? >> reporter: it looks like a typical evening rush. we can tell you that those northbound lanes are shut down, the southbound lanes just for a little while longer are operating. this construction project is going to last until april 10th bringing those ez-pass users going from 55-mile-per-hour stopping to 5-mile-per-hour when ey