i know that fleetwood received a boost from the fund last year, when wyre council was given a grant toist attractions, but i want to see more happen to help my honorable friend's constituents and to help our coastal communities, of which fleetwood is such an important part. >> the prime minister will be aware of the remarkable work to see more happen to help my that is being done on the clyde and at rosyth dockyard to build the country's new aircraft carriers, but, just as our country needs a new generation of aircraft carriers, scotland needs a new generation of young skilled workers. will the prime minister guarantee that he will use the procurement power of the ministry of defense to deliver real apprenticeship opportunities to young scots? >> of course we will do that. when you visit the aircraft carriers being built on the clyde will see that an enormous amount is being invested in apprenticeship numbers, and that that investment is of huge benefit. moreover, the carriers have not just benefited scottish apprenticeships, because they have been built, in part, all over the united k

economic plan -- [shouting] can ask that he continues to ensure support forbritain's community like fleetwood in a language or a note to make up for the 13 years of neglect by the previous labour government? [shouting] >> my honorable friend is absolutely about the importance of investing in our coastal community. and that is what we have done about our coastal communities fund. so for over 200 projects have benefited creating or safeguarding over 16,000 jobs. i know that fleetwood received a boost from the fund last you when he was -- to develop new tourist attractions but i want to see more happen to help his constituents, to help our coastal communities of which people such an important part. >> the prime minister will be aware of the remarkable work that has been carried out at the stockyards to build the country's new aircraft carriers. scotland needs a new generation of young skilled workers. will the prime minister guaranteed that you use the power to deliver real apprenticeship opportunities for young scots? >> of course will do that. and when you go and visit the aircraft carriers be

green lane, fleetwood 222 quakertown the northeast extension jackknifed tractor-trailer you're traveling through sleet good getting to allentown, be careful is you head out and expect that slush tam. >> a developing story a northeast philadelphia man is charged with murder, police say it's no longer a mystery why kim jones was shot to death. in a bizarre twist randolph sanders spoke to "action news" saying kind words about jones after her death in north philadelphia last month. police have charged him with the murder. they say he was out to stop jones who was on her way to tell dhs officials that sanders stolen money they had worked in together. she work in a turning point for children. >>> bobby christina brown remains unconscious in a hospital found face down in a bathtub. efforts continue to keep his daughter alive. the 21-year-old was found by her husband inside the home. nearly # years ago white sidney houston died in an accidental bathtub drowning. we'll be right back. others. now, americans everywhere are discovering that... spoon after spoon... dish after dish... time, after time

up around green lane and north of doylestown and quakertown and fleetwood we have the changeover to freezing rain and sleet mixing with snow, rain trying to inch its way up in here, that would be an area where you would have slow going and freezing rain and icy patches sidewalks. in allentown easton and bethlehem we're looking at snow mixing in, as well. as we take the wide view down south, bands of rain coming in highlighted in yellow. as we look outside, we have wet conditions in and around the immediate region. there we're trying to see penns landing, we have rain falling fairly steadily here, a little bit hard to see the ben franklin bridge in the distance. 34 degrees is the current temperature. we're above the freezing mark just a bit not all the ice that form over the last several hours has melted, you have to be careful. winds in from the south at 8. that's warm air from the south continuing to push in from the north. 4:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. the rain may overtake allentown, as well. although we'll have iciness involved there. by noon we may see this dieing down and showers left, maybe

as you can see near boyertown and green lane, kutztown fleetwood anywhere where you see blue that isld rain falling from the sky but then when it makes contact with the ground which is below freezing it does leave a little coating on the cars the sidewalks also the park lots and some surfaces that are not treated like the bridges and the overpasses. so, winter weather advisory remains in effect just because of that little glaze that is developing through at least 6 o'clock tomorrow morning for the entire viewing area. and again, at the very end in the lehigh valley it could mix with a couple of wet snowflakes. here's the problem. temperatures are below freezing across-the-board. 26 in allentown, 27 in trenton, 31 in millville, 29 in lancaster. most of the major roads have been salted at this point but again, use caution as you're heading out because it just takes a little drizzle for some of that water to adhere and freeze on surfaces. so in fact temperatures are below freezing overnight tonight and anything untreated will be icy. it doesn't matter what the surface is. but then by to

the main problem though, what you see in blue, that's the freezing rain near fleetwood currently macungierther down to the south parts of chester county, montgomery county, pottstown dealing with light freezing drizzle hon honeybrook as well. this will continue on and off throughout the overnight hours. i want to show you what one of our viewers sent in to me on facebook much this is kelly from aston pennsylvania, and this is a picture of her back porch and it is glazed over with ice. the problem with porches or any elevated surface like bridges and overpasses, you get the cold air underneath it so it can freeze a lot faster than the roads generally across the region. the accuweather highlights show you the icing concerns continues tonight. be very careful. untreated surfaces, the parking lots, driveways sidewalks, also the bridges and the overpasses. just take things very slowly. don't try to turn or brake quickly. we're going from freezing rain to start the week to brutal cold to end the week. by sunday, the jet stream dropping well down to the south. we're looking at the coldest air of

western suburbs a lot of teens, 17 in pottstown right now, just 15 degrees the coatesville. 12 in fleetwoodsearching for better numbers in south jersey. we don't really find them. 19 degrees in glassboro right now, 819 hammonton 20 in woodbine an bunch of 20's or low 20's up and down the state of delaware. if you're running errands today bundle up from start to finish. 20 degrees by 9 o'clock under mainly sunny skies. 24 by noon and then 29 by 3 o'clock. that's going to be your high. there's a breeze blowing that will give you wind chill in the teens and low 20's throughout the day. tam. >> i'll take it if here thanks, david. >>> philadelphia police need your help finding a missing teen with a form of autism. 16-year-old was last seen at his home on north napa street on sunday. he's gone missing in the past and may be hanging out in center city. he was wearing jeans and an orange and gray parka. if you've seen the teen call police. >> this is new this morning new surveillance video captures every angle of a wild shootout with a gun wielding woman at a phoenix jewelry store. initially the su

near reading it looks light and headed towards fleetwood matt. >> thanks karen. >>> the ntsb headed to york suburbs where a packed commuter train slammed into an suv yesterday evening. it happened in valhalla westchester county. officials say the woman driving a jeep cherokee was trying to cross the tracks when the gates came down leaving ler in the path of the on coming train. seven people including that driver were killed. about a dozen were injured. the crash caused the electrified third rail to crash into the rail cars. >> new surveillance this morning shows an attempted robbery trait out of a horror movie. a man with a running chainsaw chases away a family from an oklahoma city gas station. the suspect runs across the street to a home and kicks in the back today. the suspect michael pierce claimed he was the victim and asked the homeownerrer to call police. pierce is now charged with robbery and burglary. >>> also new this morning, a duct tape college art project like this one is to blame for that shut down of major atlanta highway. police received a call yesterday about a suspici

double scan live showing flurries across the far western suburbs, reading fleetwood kutztown reporting flakes. these are not the squalls, they are back to the west out across western pennsylvania. as we go wider we set it in motion. that's the after tick -- arctic front. because of that the national weather service issued a winter weather advisory for snow squalls, a heavy burst of snow that will drop one to two inches in a very short amount of time. which means there will be traveling issues later on. the visibility may be fine one minute and the next minute you can't see. the best chances of seeing the squalls is between 3 and #-- # 8:00 p.m. this evening. we haven't talked about this, the coldest temperatures we've seen in more than two decades are on the way. we're forecasting a low of 2 degrees monday morning. that would be a record-low temperature. it would be the coldest air we've seen in two decades. we'll see whether or not we get the low. one thing is for certain regardless of how cold the air temperatures are windchills will be 15 to 25 degrees below zero. when i step inside

we're well below freezing north and west. 25 in fleetwood. pottstown, 29. martins creek 29. south and east we're above freezing. buena, 3 #. glassboro, 38. seaville, 35 and hammonton 32 degrees. for today, it's going to be a damp start we'll see rain the next hour or two later on it's clouds and sunshine, 42 degrees, temperatures crash overnight tonight, that leads to problems tomorrow morning in the form of a refreeze i'll talk about that in ten minutes. guys? >> the latest winter storm has landed another hard punch. snow and freezing rain after days of record cold in parts of the area. >> the plain rain came down on top of roads and sidewalks caked in snow and ice and that's leading to concerns of more slick spots this morning. driving on the schuylkill expressway, near the green lane exit there that part of the schuylkill expressway looks good, but especially the secondary roads are a much different condition much more ice and snow still on them, so be careful as you head out this morning. >> there are concerns this morning about refreeze on area roads after yesterday's s

fleetwood and slatington 26. glassboro closing in on 40. if you look at other locations that looks few warm. let's say 34, 35, buena 33. ewing 32 and avalon 36 degrees. forecast for today, it will be a damp start otherwise clouds and sunshine, 42 degrees is the forecasted high, boy is that going to feel good. the day planner looks like you'll see a gradual decrease in clouds they will lower and thin out. 36 degrees with sunshine, 2:00 p.m., 40. 5:00 p.m., 37 degrees, make sure you clear the walks and driveways now. temperatures crash overnight tonight and everything will refreeze as the numbers go into the upper teens north and west, 25 in center city. i'll talk about that and i will have the seven-day forecast when i step back inside. >> the latest storm has land landed another hard punch. >> plain rain came down on top of roads and sidewalks caked in snow and ice that's leading to concerns of slick spots this morning. mobile 6 is live along the schuylkill expressway heading toward conshohocken westbound. the schuylkill expressway looks go

look at fleetwood february 15th, 6 degrees above zero. quakertown, 9. warrington, 12.s, sow south and east we go, it's better glassboro 12. buena, 13, seaville 16 and dover 15 degrees, you factor in the winds and yeah, it feels horrible out here. 14 below is it what feels like in reading. 8 below in philadelphia. but it is a little bit better numbers wise than they can't say first thing this morning. the satellite and radar be you can see the counter clockwise swirl that's the area of low pressure that produce the the snow squalls overnight. the same area of low pressure that continues to wallop new england, boston is seeing over a foot of snow. they have 90 inches of snow for the season so far. it's the third snowiest city in the entire country behind buffalo and erie. no break for those folks up there. for us, windy birthly cold, 16 -- bitterly cold. 16 degrees. it will feel like 5 to 15 below zero. what's important to realize most of the heat that your body produces it escapes through your head. if if you wear a hat it prevents heat loss, dress in layers, limit the

up north there's blue mixing in around slatington, milford quakertown, allen to unand fleetwood.lue indicates that the fact the temperatures are not all that above freezing. even though you have rain you've got two or three inches of snow on the ground and it's in the process of watching off roads. i would be careful as you step out and put your foot on the pavement. 36 degrees in wilmington. well above freezing here, so it's all rain here and leftover slush. out in lehigh valley it's gradual improvement, but it's slushy out there. we're looking sky 6 it's welt at the airport the slush is gone from there. a lot of you have complaining about it though, so be careful on the way in, as the shoulder of the roads and the center lane are looking like a mess. in terms of snow, philadelphia got .8 inches maybe a couple of spots around an inch closer to philadelphia. it's the points north like lower macungie township in lehigh township. 1.8. ewing, 1.9. lehigh valley 2.2. in berks county, 3 inches of snow that is not all washed away yet. future tracker 6 shows you between now and 8:00 a.m

be her lover >> reporter: but marissa had an ally, her oldest daughter rhiannon, named after the fleetwood she has a devastating story to tell about her stepdad dale. >> her daughter came in and said, "yes, dad hit mom." and said, "yes, he had affairs and came home smelling of some other woman's perfume." and when the prosecutor brought up, "well, didn't your mother hit your father as well?" she said, "well, not as much as my father hit my mother." that was damning. >> reporter: it was a tough defense for dale's family and friends to hear. but would it sway the seven women, five men jury? >> we know it was marissa devault in the bedroom with the hammer. you're not talking about who did it. you're talking about why did she do it? did she have any justification? >> do you find the defendant count one first degree murder, guilty? >> reporter: murder in the first degree. guilty. the jury ruling 36 year-old marissa devault, mother, stripper and gold digger, was now a killer too. >> it's unfathomable. why did dale die? it seems like they proved in court that he died for money. >> why did he put

old little tree here in leaves but it is blowing around and that gives you a sense, like the old fleetwood album cover bear trees and that remind me of this morning as we look a at signs, poles, everything blowing around here today and you can see covered in plastic over there here's another warning, you see that thing where people, fill up with free air here at what the washings it looks broken and that is why we have yellow and plastic around it a lot of people will need air in their tires because your tires go flatten they they don't have a hole in them because of the cold weather. if you are coming here to fill up with air you will be disappointed. you can see plastic blowing around the air machine as well. so a tough day but one good advantage of the being here in new jersey somebody else has to be in the cold to pump your gas. we have some people out here working in the cold and people will goal out and get hot coffee as soon as they can. >> steve, you are not saying then i have an excuse not to get my wife anything because it the is one stupidly cold, and two the the operation mal b

all locations will drop back down below freezing. 34 in fleetwood. pottstown, 37. saint davids 367.ty and chester 39 degrees. mid 40s upper 40s across south jersey. buena, 48 degrees, smyrna, 44. dover, 45 and avalon 42. places like buena and dover will reach 55 degrees today when all is said and done. we'll have an incredible amount of warmth charging in from the south. at the same time we have this cold air pushing south to the north. we have this little battle going on across the lehigh valley. allentown, it will be hard to reach 40 degrees. those areas could see more icing than what we deal with in the city. satellite and radar there you go, we're stuck in the clouds all day long, pits, -- pittsburgh buffalo binghamton cloudy. 50 degrees is the forecasted high for philadelphia. low to mid 50s south and east, low 40s north and west, allentown on the fence 40, 41. the a winter weather advisory goes inteerveght for monday. this -- into effect for monday, this area shaded in lavender, these are areas that could see icing issues especially in the afternoon. i'll talk about that when

just 16 degrees in pottstown. 12 in fleetwood and slatington, 14 in quakertown, 15 in warrington.ike in chester and we have some 20-degree readings in parts of south jersey but a lot of teens here as well. low 20's from hockessin down to dover delaware. if you're running errands grab a coat and tracks layers no matter when you go. by 9 o'clock we'll be at 20 degrees. could be a couple clouds streaking across as we go through the morning. the afternoon high is only 29 degrees and the wind chills will make it feel like it's the low 20's. tam. >> thank you david. >>> sad update here. familiaring members of robin williams are in a fight over the late actor's estate. the fight is between williams' widow sues son and his three children and court papers susan says some of his personal items were taken without her permission and she does not want his children to have some of the jewelry and memorabilia and other items that williams supposedly said they should have. his children say susan williams is adding insult to a terrible injury by trying to change the trust agreement. we'll be right

fleetwood 3. tanersville, 1 below. 5 in quakertown. warrington 7. center city, 10.lassboro, 9 degrees are gandys beach 9. seaville 11 and hammonton 9 degrees, when you factor in the winds this is what it feels like when you step outside reading almost 20 degrees below zero. that's dangerously cold. you talk about windchill values close to 20 degrees below zero and frostbite can set in in a little more than half-hour's time. bundle up in layers. 17 below in wilmington. 13 in millville and 14 below in atlantic city. high-wind warning remains in effect until 2:00 p.m. winds gusts range 45 to 60 miles per hour throughout the late morning hours. as that air of low pressure off the coast of cape cod in new england, as that pulls away the winds will ease up a little bit but that's not going to happen until later on this afternoon. with the winds expect to numerous tree brancheses down and there could be power outages developing. be mindful of that. blowing snow, that's a big concern, it was a light fluffy snow that fell last night. 45-mile an hour gusts can pick it you mea

let's look at the numbers fleetwood, 29. pottstown, # 1. saint david 32.nd delaware, the numbers are above freezing. this will lend a helping handle in getting the ice and snow off the walks and driveways as it starts to melt. gandys beach 34, buena 34. avalon 36 degrees. no ice and rain, showers across atlantic county. east of egg harbor and atlantic city getting welt, same thing with lower bank and oceanville. we'll see clouds and sunshine later on. temperatures in the 40s. overnights the next a couple of hours it's important to take it slow over the back roads and sidewalks and bridges parking lots they are slick and snow covered still. slushy. we're seeing ponding on the secondary roads because the storm drains are clogged with all the slush that's covering things up here. from the heavy rain that fell last night now, all of a sudden, it has nowhere to go. damp start otherwise clouds giving way to sunshine. shooting for a comfortable high, believe it or not of 42 degrees, as we come come back to me, if we can pan the camera down a little bit here and t