the crash is gone near the oxford circle. everything is reopened there. we're getting traffic light trouble along the boulevard oxford circle and deavereau avenue. if thermal functioning, cross traffic won't be allowed. if we hear about that we'll pass it along. sounds like the crash at 40-foot road is blocked. there's a gas main break 31 at olden avenue. restrictions both way. used 206 as you head out. >>> new this morning an emotional end to a family's frightening ordeal. "action news" captured the moments that loved ones were reunited with 7 weekend old ashir simmons. the mother spoke to "good morning america." >>> i would like to thank god for allowing my baby to come back, i want to give a special thanks to the upper merion township police department and everybody on social media that helped me get my baby back. i want to thank god so much. >>> "action news" reporter, annie mccormick is live outside upper merion police with more on the reunion and what led up to it. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala, police say it appears that th

some of the oxford writers from last night managed to make it out of bed. but like such greats of the past as malcolm lowry, f. scott fitzgerald, and charles bukowski, they too have learned that more alcohol first thing will often make you feel better about the world. particularly if accompanied by freshly baked cornbread, biscuits, pulled pork off that whole hog, sweet jerk chicken, and brisket. hell, i feel better already. >> man: the mississippi that i've received is not the mississippi that i've had in my head. i was surprised on how sold i was off the bat. if you wanna write, you come to oxford. >> anthony: do you think that's true? well, apparently yes. >> jack pendarvis: like that line in "barton fink," "you can't throw a rock without hitting a writer." and then he says, "do me a favor, throw it hard." >> john currence: it's easy to just look at mississippi and go, "that just happens down there, so we're good, our hands are clean." it's a totally misperceived place. when i came, i fell in love with the place. i never thought that i would -- there's s

gabriel stein, asset management at oxford, is still with us.o have you on the program, mohammed. what are your expectaons about this meeting in doha that are happening on sunday? will we get some sort of agreement? mohammed: i think he used the word trust. this time, it is more elevated than before. the fact that only one country, saudi arabia has this capacity of sorts to have a freeze, it is pretty meaningless when everybody is producing at the maximum. you can only have a freeze if there is a lower, and you move up from that. so i think, unless, revises are made especially on iran -- anna: the politics around this try to come up with some kind of freeze that is loosely worded butgh that it is a freeze, maybe give some people some wiggle room. mohammed: absolutely. the stakes are very high for everybody. for me, when i look at who is attending opec and non-opec, opec has been suspended. it only works when there is a quota system. until iran comes up with a quota system that everybody agrees on, probably by the a beer whenever they meet, then

. >> route one is still closed rahel in bucks county, closed to i-95, in the oxford valley road, just due to a very serious multi vehicle accident that is here. we have emergency crews on the scene along with police crew that is will be here longer, so it is already been closed for a couple hours now. and that closure will unfortunately continue route one in bucks county shut down between i-95 and oxford valley road due to a serious accident. we will move traffic cam here to i-95 at walt whitman bridge this portion of 95 looks good looking at walt whitman at the top of the screen no delays offer problems. taking that to pennsauken township on 30 westbound and airport circle there is a down utility pole in the middle of the roadway, two lanes close there had. on to the ben franklin parkway looking at the sea of people there ben franklin parkway westbound is shut down between logan square and art museum circle what you are looking at now and martin luther king drive shut down between parkway and falls bridge. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now rahel back to y

both directions right around oxford circle.back with more updates on a few accidentses ma making way around the area. >>> the phillies are apologizing to the family of baseball legend jackie robinson. we'll tell you what the team is planning as a treb unite. ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms®. no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. >>> five minutes before 6:00 right now. we are following villanova's basketball team on their march to victory. >>> and while the team is in houston, final four fever has swept over campus. the book store was packed yesterday with fans looking for the latest wildcat gear. 600 new shirts arrived yesterday afternoon. students believe the momentum has helped to elevate the school status. in fact, after 2009, the year the men's ba

also an accident, oxford circle, northeast philly, castor avenue, near unruh avenue. that's all of the details, when it in fact clears, this accident here, that has all since been cleared. great news for those of in you cinnaminson, new jersey, jim, back to you. >> thank you so much, meisha a kidnapping of seven week old baby from the king of prussia mall ends in the best possible way. with that baby back in its mother arms, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live outside the upper merion township police department where suspect is being questioned. good morning, jan. >> good morning, what we know about the suspect, police say this woman was track down yesterday through tips. they say she was actually showing off this baby, to her family, when they were catching up to her, that's how they track her down after she left the king of prussia mall with this six week old baby. now investigators are not yet identifying her, they are only saying she from the king of prussia area. and that she does seem to be completely stranger, to the family she approached yesterday. now

well, once again bucks county route one shut down between i-95 and oxford valley road.t is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new back to you rahel. >> thanks for that report. >>> dangerous products that may be in and around your home, jim donovan has the information you need to know in this weeks three on your side and scarves are being recalled. the scarves do not need federal flammability standard posing a burn risk. the recall involves ivanka trump beach wave and brush slope oblong scarves. century 21, lord and taylor, marshals, tj max, low man's.com and amazon.com sold the scarves for between 12 and $68. stop using them and return them to the place of purchase for a full refund. >>> about 2100 busy loops table toys are being recalled, round plastic beads on the toy can break posing a choking hazard. model number 7470 and lot code fh are printed on the bottom of the base. the toys are sold at bye-bye baby and other toy stores nationwide as well as on line at amazon.com and kohl's.com for around $15. stop using the toy and return it to the store wher

joining us for more perspective is the director of asset management services at oxford economics.t do you expect out of the fed minutes today? guest: we know that nothing happened. it would be interesting to see how divided they were in their discussions. what we have seen recently is that janet yellen has come out and made some pretty strong comments which must be interpreted in some ways as slapping down hawks, the india fomc. her recent speech was extremely dovish, of course. it will be interesting to see how the divisions are. that being said, markets have moved towards what has for quite a while been the oxford economics view, namely two hikes this year. we stick to that. betty: how does that make sense, then? economists expect rate hikes. janet yellen is talking like a real dove. how does that make sense? gabriel: even for a real dove, for whom clearly unemployment is the big traumatic issue, if you want, unemployment continues to fall. the participation rate is edging up. pay is edging up. is not blooming as we would like but doing reasonably well. withdrawalcontinued of ac

traffic lights reported in the area around oxford circle. if you're traveling on the boulevard that's not an issue that's if you're crossing over the traffic light troubles could give you problems. local vine street by hanheman hospital there's a crash at 15th street. love drive northbound side gypsy lane 97th precinct getting another word off broken down vehicle. a crash in lansdale blocking walsh road and 40-foot road. police continue to investigate by the ralph's corner shopping center. the intersection to avoid here. allentown road, cow path road or valley forge road all possible alternates. >>> new on "action news," a washington state teenager useds football skills to take down a suspected shoplifter. they spotted him stealing $800 of merchandise. he led them on a chase when he was cornered in old navy. 14-year-old boy tackle them. he plays tackle on his high football team. else good at what he does. >>> >> reporter: i'm katherine scott on villanova's campus where all eyes are on houston and the final four. students will be boarding bus

thinks on northbound lanes of route one right here near oxford valley road, oxford valley mall interchangeonly the far right lane is getting on by. i know rescue squad took the motorcycle rider a way. no status on the extent of his injuries but this is tying us up in the morning rush hour heading northbound. your best bet would be i-95. ninety-five coming up from delco your normal delays in the the commodore barry. we are dealing with sun glare. that accident, involving a pedestrian, up here in mercer county, robbinsville road at edinberg road, watch for local detours. otherwise your speed meter readings slow on the the schuylkill from conshohocken to center city. blue route jamming from 95 up to route one. southbound i-95 an accident off to the shoulder at academy and then your normal morning crawl into girard avenue. north on the 42 freeway, watch for delays coming in, to philadelphia, typical from the expressway, in towards i295 and that bellmawr interchange, and get ready bring your paint brush to the blue route today, penndot will be back a at it doing some line painting on the blue r

>> david cameron stood up and said he was proud of oxford and the people who worked in nhs. someone shouted ask his mom and a reference to the fact that his mother signed up attention of jet team to cut in the areas. prime minister will be taking that lying down. >> as my mother? i think i know my mother would say, she would say, put on a proper suit, to appear tie. >> cheering and jeering continued for some time. we're talking of motherly advice, my late mother would have said, stand up for the principle of a health service. that is what she dedicated her life to. as did many of her generation. asmother theme continued david cameron set out what government was doing for the nhs. >> when you look nhs today, and my mother is equally proud of nhs as i am, and i know that she would be pleased to know that 1.9 million more people going to a any, 1.6 million more operations. 10 thousands of antiwar doctors, 11,800 more nurses, and i have to say if -- was here today, he would want a seven-day nhs because he knew that nhs was for patients up and down our country. >> [indiscernible]

. >>> 15 district police were on patrol near the 4700 block of oxford avenue when they heard gunfire. they found the victim lying on the sidewalk with three bullet wounds to the back. cameras recorded a potential suspect running from the scene. they are looking for him this morning. >>> a reading man is behind bars accused of trying to kill his boy friend by pouring fabric softener endear mouth. he forced her out open and poured the fabric so softener ad tried to strangle her. his family said he was mental problems but they never thought he would go this far. >>> the woman was able to spit out the fabric softener and is doing well. >>> "action news" has confirmed kelly o'brian's father patrick was murdered back in 2006, his death the first homicide in north hampton county. she died on monday after a tractor-trailer overturned on her car in bensalem. >>> twist and turns in the white house continued donald trump is mocking ted cruz for announce ago running mate while bernie sanders is drastically cutting his campaign staff. kenneth moten has the latest from washington. >> reporter: poli

>> david cameron stood up and said he was proud of oxford and the people who worked in nhs.omeone shouted, "ask your mum." cameron: sher would say put on a proper suit and a proper tie. >> sometime before jeremy corbyn could make himself heard. we are talking motherly advice, my late mother would say, stand up for the principles of the health service. because that is what she gave her life too, as did many of her generation. >> and the mother theme continued, as david cameron set out with this government is doing for the nhs. prime minister cameron: my mother is as deeply proud of the nhs as i am. 1.9 million more people are , 11,008 hundred more nurses, more doctors. think if devon was here, he would want a seven-day nhs. it is helping patients up and down our country. >> another would be turning in his grave if he could heal her the prime minister. -- if he could hear the prime minister. with vision who wanted a health service for the good of all. >> jeremy corbyn went on to quote one doctor he had heard from. >> we need more nurses, more more fizzy owes, all of the other

close confidante for all of these successful professionals that worse was established in college at oxford a biography that came out in 1986 but it starts with the different circles the data says a rhodes scholar and to speculate about the awesome synergies that could happen into contact with another with this yet the woodstock with the highly influential tribes then obama becomes president and the same thing happens. and the obama life story the same thing. and then to become an editor of the harvard law review and in choosing the cabin he does this say with clinton to tell them from the most prestigious universities and professional schools. why? belief in a meritocracy is a condition of the most basic. his biographer is a name -- a guy named jonathan. at some level he bought into the idea top drawer professionals with throw a sorting process that propelled him and michelle to the i am feet and were deserving of their elevated status. the work that we use to describe is meritocracy. the philosophy that makes this fit together the conviction the conviction that those on top taranto becaus

photographs and 3-d cameras from the institute of archaeology in oxford were used as templates.hey will reconstruct damaged sites such as palmira which was destroyed. >> there is a message of -- i'm a if you destroy something we can -- if you destroy something, we can result. reporter: a signed iteris -- a sign to terrorists that they cannot destroy history. anchor: and top stories, the candidates and frontrunners casting votes in the state they call home, as new york goes to the polls. and police and germany have five people suspected of founding a terrorist group. a powerful blow to the far right. and after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. see you soon. xnóx >> euromaxx highlights. here's your host, meggin leigh. main machine, presenting a swedish musician and his wacky invention. fashion front, all the latest designs for the fashion season. dancing days, learning all the right moves from the pros. to say that the swedish musician likes to experiment, would be an understatement. he is more of a musical in ventura. -- musical inventor.

this morning we're watching a crash oxford circle castor avenue near better news near pats select pizza and girl, the accident investigation has cleared out. >>> registration is open for the fall marathon. diehard runners have snagged the first five hundred spots available at midnight. 30,000 people take part in the race each year. i have a link at my twitter feed. >>> and time now for the first look at business. here it is. what everybody was in line for last night, the tesla model 3. 35,000-dollar electric car made its debut before midnight. we showed up the people who were lined up to reserve one sight unseen. 115,000 people reserved cars yesterday, but they have to be patient. the cars will not be out until the end of 2017. major stock indices were mixed. the dow fell 31 points, futures are pointing to a lower open. april 4 verizon will charge customers $20 to upgrade their phones. previously people with only two year contracts were charged. now the charge will apply to everyone even if you paid for the device in full or upgraded through apple program. >>> police are looking for the

the rest of the area in a frost advisory. 31 in martins creek, freezing in quakertown and oxford. 33 in coatsville, 42 in center city. the suburbs in new jersey, dipped to the 20s in vineland. 29. 30 in hammonton. 32 in glassboro, 34 in dover, delaware. you got to bundle up, the farmers and anyone with plants outside you have a concern you have temperatures so cold for this time of the year. satellite and radar, showing at this point you can see the batch of clouds from yesterday moved out of here. we have high clouds out near the poconos with a weak disturbance moving through. other than that we have clear skies and bright sunshine throughout the day today. it will be warmer than yesterday. 9:00 a.m. 48. 11:00 a.m., 53. 1:00 p.m., 58. 3:00 p.m., 61 we'll hit a high of 62 around 4:00 p.m., are 5:00 p.m. we'll be sitting at that at 6:00 p.m. 62 degrees which is one degree below argue and feeling better than yesterday in the upper 50s and wait until you see the numbers for the next few days. >> reporter: i like what you're doing here, we're moving in the right direction. good morning,

in critical condition after being shot three times, this shooting happened just along margaret and oxford streets, just after 9:30, philadelphia police tell fox 29 the man was shot twice in his back, once in his butt. he was taken to temple hospital. no word on thinks arrests. >>> hope up in flames last night in the city frankford section there is happened the 4300 block every paul street. the fire broke out just before midnight, and crews were quickly able to get it under control. here is a good thing, the home was vacant at the time. the bad news is nearby home was damaged. red cross was called out to help the family that lived there. >> charges are looming in the death after delaware teenager, one week after police say she was beaten inside her high school. >> her family has warning to the public. dave kinchen on this from wilmington, dave, good morning. >> good morning to you. there is news in all of this. investigators say, that they expect to wrap up their investigation by the end of the week. in the meantime, a mid all of the sadness and grief that's already in place, there is outr

detective work to prove its authenticity fell to an academic from oxford.earch for watermarks, to prove the first folio is real. >> him as the most exciting and wonderful moment. it's a hugely charismatic book. >> this first folio discovery comes ahead of the 400th anniversary of william shakespeare's death any year celebrating one of our greatest writers, the rarest of publications rescued from of security is now on display in its island home. next out to a story he would have enjoyed. u.s. presidential campaign. with every twist and turn up the race, we learn more about the candidates themselves. their policies, their personas, and sometimes much more than we want to know. the white house hopefuls have revealed their taste in movies. this report on the candidate's favorite flicks and what it says about them. u.s., each presidential candidate has one or more movies they favor. hillary clinton is not off to see the wizard, just a lot more voters. ♪ we're off to meet the wizard, the wonderful wizard of oz ♪ >> donald trump's choice was citizen kane. the movi

the shooting happened last night, along margaret and oxford street.ladelphia police tell fox 29 the man was shot twice in the back, once in the butt he was taken to temple hospital. no word on any arrests. >> and speaking of arrests, they're expected at any time in the death of a delaware teenager one week after plisses she was beaten inside her high school. >> her family also has warning to the public. dave kinchen now standing by at the wilmington police department with more on this. dave, good morning. >> reporter: chris, lauren, good morning to you, we can tell you investigators say, they are expecting ... >> little trouble of course with dave's live shot when we get our equipment up and running, of course, we'll get back to davon this story that everyone has their eye on this morning. >> other top stories in our area, woman from the city holmesburg section has pled guilty to animal cruelty charges. back in march officials with the pennsylvania spca say they removed 13 dogs and four cats from the home of irene johnson. authorities say her home alo

oxford circle that's a crash at castor and unrue. use bustleton instead. i-95 a truck is broken down taking out the right lane, we're watching that as well on this friday morning. >>> baby boy who was kidnapped from the king of prussia is back with his mother after a horrible ordeal. annie mccormick has the details. >> reporter: matt, the suspect is in custody, charges are pending. you can bet the family of the little boy is cing. >> reporter: he was reunited with his family his grandfather is grateful. this surveillance video sparked a manhunt after the baby was taken from his mom around 5:30 p.m. the alleged abductor befriended the mom and waited until she was distracted. >>> the video did lead to us a name and led us to a location. >>> 9:30, the amber alert was i should tips poured in. during her time on the run the alleged abductor showed off the child to her family. hours later the tip came in and the baby was found at the barrier shop in tredyffrin township. when asked what the baby's grandfather would say to the woman he said this. >>> the lady migh

the schuylkill expressway and then heading down route one, you bump into some very heavy rainier oxford the north and west of lancaster and reading, this is where it starts to dry out and that will be sinking to the south and east over the next few hours to kick the rain away but then we introduce those very cold winds in from the north. it is only 45 right now in the lehigh valley, 47 in reading, 51 in trenton. already in the 30's in the poconos. but 50's for philadelphia, 60's and even some 70's still in some parts of southern new jersey and delaware. the rain has been moving from the west to the east through much of the day but now it's finally pushing and collapsing down to the south. and we've been dealing with snow all day long in southern new england with several inches of that wet snow in and around the boston and providence area. as we look at future tracker back at home, 50's at 8 o'clock tonight at the shore with that rain, drying out but cooling down into the 30's north and west. by 11:30 tonight already 29 in reading and lancaster, 36 wilmington, 44 in millville with still

this is a surveillance video at oxford street, and the shooting happened at about 3:30 am last thursday morning, and the video shows the gunman firing and the witness walking nearby. you can then see him running from the scene. the investigators would like to talk to the witness, and anyone with information is asked to call the berkeley police. >>> san jose police cracking down on massage parlors in their city, and there are now 300 massage parlors in san jose, and they are not sure which ones are legitimate and which ones offer illegal services, but they have map all of them -- mapped all of them. they are reported seeing many men by the elves going in and out of the business, and we went along with the police when they checked out this location. back everything looks normal, money on the table, and you cannot had this, and you cannot have condoms in a massage parlor, that is an absolute no- no.>> officers wrote up a citation for one woman that was offering more than a massage for $140. and even after writing the citations, it's hard to shut down the illegal massage parlors, and someti

meanwhile in chester county on the route one oxford bypass getting word of a crash in the southbound lanes near 841. speeds just in the 30's approaching that accident scene. in bucks county there's a wreck on 309 northbound side approaching souderton involving a motorcycle so the emergency crews are converging on that scene as well and as we told you just a bit ago they're out there in trenton with the accident involving the pedestrian that continues to shut down the northbound lanes of 129 canal boulevard at lalor street. 29 is your alternate but if you're coming south on 29 of course you can't get to 129 northbound because of that accident and in south harrison township gloucester county watch out for a crash along lincoln mill road at cedar grove road. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this monday afternoon. if you're traveling eastbound on 422 out of berks county through the stow area watch out, object on the road there. we'll keep tabs on that. got a lot of people heading into the phils and flyers games, double events tonight in south philadelphia so a lot to talk ab

we are in bucks county our traffic cam is in bucks county, this is route one between i-95 and oxford as you you can see route one is shut down in both directions due to a serious accident between i-95 and oxford will valley road. we have, of course, cars there emergency crews, and apparently there is an injury involved unfortunately. so they are trying to clear everything out at this point. we are going to move the traffic cam here to the ben franklin parkway and much more positive scene, this is ben franklin parkway today, site of the love run and ben franklin parkway is shut down between spring garden street and art museum circle for the love run. martin luther king drive shut down between ben franklin parkway and falls bridge and kelly drive shut down between fountain green and strawberry mansion drive not for the run but foreman iflick regatta a moving traffic cam one more time here we go to the ben franklin bridge, in delays or problems on the ben franklin bridge or walt whitman for that matter and we are doing okay further up with 676, admiral wilson boulevard, no delays on 42,

they degrees in coatesville. 32 in oxford. 35 in saint davids.ittle better as you might expect in center city, 41 degrees. in the suburbs in new jersey hovering right around freezing in ewing and browns mills, 33, 34 in cinnaminson and glassboro, 38 vineland and 38 in dover delaware. this afternoon temperatures are going to be below average. cooler than they were yesterday. but we'll have lots of sunshine. so, it's certainly a pretty day. by 7:00 a.m., 41. by 9:00, 45. by lunchtime, you can get outside, walk around with the jacket, 52. it will feel pretty good with the sun angle being high this time of year so by 3:00 p.m., fifty seven. by 5:00 p.m., 58. if you want numbers better than that wait until you see the seven-day forecast. we have a nice new trend coming up in the weather department. details on that in a minute matt. >> i think i'm going like those numbers. good morning karen. good morning, everybody. our numbers are starting to go down on 95. the speeds are starting to do that now that we're in the 6 o'clock hour. you can see the delay

>> this is an incoherent criticism, says the oxford-based philosopher will macaskill who co-founded givingt we can. he's been wondering how to help the poor for years. his solution is to spend money wisely. >> when we think about helping others, we think of that as a kind of bonus, an additional thing rather than something that is important for living a good, moral life. and that's what i'd like to change. ♪ >> marek duda has made a lifetime pledge to donate 10% of his income. now he's trying to persuade others to do the same, like his flatmate tim. so that money is distributed a little more justly around the world. >> that is the beauty of a democracy. people can choose whether or not to give. the goal of terrorists is to make us change our way of life. it is important to preserve these values. particularly when they come under threat. thank you for watching. in the meantime, it is a goodbye from me. which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, >>> hello, welcome to nhk "newsline." it is tuesday, a

he is live in oxford in the u.k. thanks for taking the time to talk to us. one wonders how the people of this vast region will be able to vote given that there's a state of conflict still in existence and so many people have been forced away from their homes. >> it's going to be impossible to have a free and fair vote. you have a number of people who have not been registered because they are either refugees outside of dafur or are in new lip created internal displaced camps. you have the area of dafur having been divided into five states. the governors of those states and the administration that has been put in place by the national government all have it in their interests to make sure that the vote goes confirm those divisions. so i don't quite see, especially since there is serious fighting going on, how this can be a free and fair election >>> from the central government's point of view, what would be the best outcome if, indeed, this plebecit does go ahead. >> as far as the government is concerned, they would like to have the division of dafur into five

the oxford ordinance makes it a misdemeanor to use a bathroom a violation carries a $500 fine or six months in jail. >>> and "the hartford current" reports that yale won't drop the name of a 19th century alumnist who supported slavery. the university says it's keeping calhoun college to confront the nation's history of enslavement. john c. calhoun was a vice president and south carolina senator. >>> still to come, super soccer fans. a soccer team is providing season tickets through a microchip that's implanted in a person's arm. new magnum double raspberry. made with the perfect balance of raspberry ice cream, luscious raspberry sauce, and belgian chocolate. discover magnum chocolate pleasure. our blogs are buzzing about the designer smile... by colgate. new optic white high impact white toothpaste with a professionally recommended whitening ingredient. for four shades visibly whiter teeth. the designer smile by the sun'll come out tomorrow... for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, tomorrow

fifty for kenneth squat, coatsville and oxford and over if new who will an. a temperature of 49.ut across new jersey 53 in browns mills and hammington. fifty's for the beach and vineland. lower 50's for hockessin 567893 degrees at dover at this hour. a satellite six with action radar showing you we're clear after a tenth to .2 of an inch of rain earlier today. skies are clearing out nicely from new england all the way down across the mid-atlantic region. we have high pressure taking over across the great lakes, that would be slowly, slipping southward i should say as we go throughout the day and as a result we are tapping in the northerly win. so for the next 12 hours and call from accu weather tonight is mostly clear, cool, comfortable still. thirty-seven in the suburbs. there could be a couple areas have of patchy frost, otherwise, 46 in philadelphia for the overnight low. future tracker six showing you at 8:00 in the morning, not a bad start. forty-six in philadelphia, 43 in reading. yes, upper 30's in the poconos and 48 degrees at the coast. there in wildwood, as you go throu

forty-eight in oxford. 51 degrees in new who will an. holland. vineland just 41. the pine barons of numbering, we do expect temperatures, overnight tonight to drop down in the middle to lower 30's which is where we have a frost advisory set autopsy cross the region. forty-six in cinnaminson. forty-nine in hockessin. 45 degrees in dover. and here at satellite six with action radar we've got a mostly clear sky from new england all the way down across the mid-atlantic region with high pressure dominating the area, as it stays put. we will get in the second half of the weekend on sunday. highs across the region. sixty-seven in the city. seventy-six in chicago. seventy-eight for cincinnati, and st. louis. eighty-one in dallas texas. we will tap into that tomorrow. we will get warmer as we get into monday. future tracker 6:00 showing you 6:00 in the morning. chilly start. thirty-six for allentown and reading. areas north and west of town are also beneath that frost advisory. thirty-nine in millville. as we get in the afternoon hours by noon time tomorrow, already peekin

and as you can see, 44 in coatsville, 45 in oxford. 42 atlantic city airport so we'll watch and see if those winds do die down overnight. certainly diminished. it was 15 to 20 miles per hour at 6:00. now it's more like 5 to 10 miles per hour so places that see that wind die down are going to see those temperatures get close to the freezing mark. there's some of the northern and western areas, not everybody's going to see temperatures reaching 32 but there will be a few places. as we go through the night, a lot of places in the 30s. that's for sure. even philadelphia in the 30s. 32 in allentown and redding. by 6:00 a.m., it's going to be very close call for the freezing mark there. but as we go through the day tomorrow, temperatures are in the 50s and then it gets even colder tomorrow night because of the truly calm winds. 38 for low in philadelphia. 32 north and west. during the night tonight, with just enough wind to prevent a widespread freeze. sunny and cool tomorrow. highs in the upper 50s. not much wind. cool for this time of the year. cool side the rest of the week. saturday star

looks like light stuff for now in pottstown reading coatesville oxford and southern reaches of chestery. there's another batch out into harrisburg. looks like it might be more pronounced. at some point this morning for a period or two we'll and wind up with steadier rain. we have cloudy skies and breezy conditions ahead of that approaching precipitation. you can see that camera bouncing at the airport. temperatures are are fairly mild, though. 60 degrees with the wind blowing probably a good i don't do have a little jacket on but not too bad out there. winds south-southwest at 13 miles per hour currently so yeah a little breezy. here's future tracker6 picking up the rain story. between now and 9 o'clock we're looking at a band or two of rain coming through. every now and then you could see some steadier stuff but this depart the region pretty quickly. by 12:30 it looks like it's getting past philadelphia and looks like it gets off the coast fairly fast in the afternoon hours and by 3 o'clock we could be breaking back out into sunshine across half the region. 59 degrees by 8 o'clock. as

here's good news we have a great viewer photo from, deb thompson in oxford. look at that double rainbow. the sun comes back after these showers, and authentication things could look great. thanks for send ago this over. coming up we will tell but a chance for snow this weekend. for now, back to you. >> kate, thank you. >>> what a week for villanova wildcats who will parade through center city tomorrow afternoon. >>> national champions will be honored for their achievement and "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in center city with more on the final preparations for tomorrow's parade, justin. >> reporter: jessica, ukee barricade here are already up and crews are preparing for the main event, that big parade, set the for tomorrow afternoon but here at city hall mayor jim kenney and several local businesses are hoping, once the parade pulls out that nova nation doesn't just leave that instead they make a night of it. some 1500 miles from the final four in houston there was big business at owe shay's pub where crowds came in mass to cheer on nova as t

another accident here in oxford circle northeast philly castor avenue near unruh avenue. and also, some more construction route 42 ramp to 295 north one lane block, this is blocked until 8:00 a.m. just couple of notes to make as you head out on the drive this morning, jim, back to you. >> we begin this morning with hey ending, seven week old boy abducted from a king of prussia mall is found safe in his alleged abductor in police custody. the intense search lasting for about five hours before authorities found in a shear simmons. jan carabeo live outside the upper merion township police department where the suspect is being held this morning. jan, what can you tell us? >> reporter: what a terrifying night. at this point, investigators are not yet releasing her name, but they do say charges are pending. take a look at the video. this is the heartfelt reunion late last night. this seven week old kidnapped baby back in his family's arms, earlier the center of huge search, surveillance video, suspect walked away with baby nasir simmons. ordeal started around 5:30, when police

it's 53 degrees in unionville right now. 59 in avondale. 55 at lincoln university. 54 in oxford.can show you that kind of detail for every county in the area. now, we're going from the summer warmth today back to spring. it's not too extreme, but we're dropping. it was 82 today. even 83 in allentown. 74 tomorrow. 66 degrees on wednesday. we are dropping that much and it's still just going back toward average. but our pollen levels are way above average. and they're going to stay that way. super high tuesday and wednesday. tomorrow, we're going to get more wind. this is going to blow the pollen around a lot more. so tomorrow is going to be a difficult day for allergy sufferers. we're going to see high, thin clouds. all that moisture down by houston has moved offshore but it's not getting any closer to us. as we go through the day tomorrow, once again, the neighborhood forecast showing us the temperatures into the 70s. not the 80s. but that's not too cool. and it's not wet at all. so no rain during the day tomorrow. here's south jersey and the shore. temperatures in the 60s for the

frankford section of philadelphia police say gunfire erupted around 9:30 last night, on the 4700 block of oxford avenue. the 27 year-old rick tim was shot multiple times, and is in critical condition at temple university hospital. so far no arrests have been made. >>> residents in philadelphia, are being extra cautious after a recent string of attacks. >> "eyewitness news" at city hall where many gathered for a meet to go discuss recent incidents on the schuylkill river trail including an assault. runners, walkers, bikers, learned how to protect themselves on the recreational path in case they become the victim. one victim described the terrifying moment. >> just running and someone just grabbed my behind on my back and they are like 13 or 16 years old. so this has to stop. >> just keep your hand up so they cannot close the distance on you. keep your head on the swivel when you are by yourself, you have to be extra vigilant. >> basic self-defense training can go a long way and can build confidence during an attack. >>> police are searching for the suspect who attacked a woman outside a center ci

oxford circle right now, watch for police presence to get there shortly. here's route 422.ems in either direction. eastbound from 29 to the schuylkill expressway, still an eight-minute trip with speeds into the 60s. i'll be back in the next ten minutes with more checks on these scenes. we'll check in on 95 and see how the delays look. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 20 minutes after 5:00. the clouds are rolling through the area. we've seen scattered showers. the temperatures not a problem. 67 degrees. it's a very warm start, in fact, close to 30 degrees warmer than normal. these clouds will be with us through the day and we will see more showers. there have been light showers so far and occasional showers and a possibility of thunderstorms. but through it all, the temperatures will stay warm. 60s to start with, in the 70s this afternoon. see the clouds that are moving into the area, with these first clouds we've seen the light showers in delaware and south jersey. they're starting to taper off. there's more wet weather coming in fr

. >>> a shooting oxford circle has a main in critical condition. it happened on the 2000 block of castor avenue about an hours ago. 41-year-old was shot in the head. there are no arrests yet and they are still investigating. >>> police looking for a pair they say mugged an elderlily man in his own apartment. the 80-year-old victim says is these two were standing in his glassboro apartment when he came out of the bathroom. it happened friday. they snatched money from his pants' pocket. police are looking for michael graves right now. they say graves used to be a neighbor of the victim. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney lending his voice to gun control the advocates hoping to make a difference. the mayor spoke this afternoon. the cycle of its are riding to washington to raise awareness about gun violence, they hope to build support from mayors. >> there's plenty of guns in this country. nobody wants to take their rifles away so they can't hunt but children are hunting down children in our city. without the gun, all you have is a fistfight. we can rec

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quakertown 31 degrees, that a new number coming in. 33 in pottstown, 31 in coatsville, only 30 in oxford in center city. let's check the suburbs in new jersey. 30 in hammonton. 29 in vineland. 33 in glassboro, near nero -- near, rowan university. satellite and radar showing we have a batch of clouds that move out of here. a weak disturbance in the poconos that's all we have to talk about. wall towall-to-wall sunshine. 9:00 a.m., 48. 11 in the 50s, 3:00 p.m., 61 the high today is 62. the high yesterday was 58. today it will be warmer and lighter breeze. we have changes coming for the weekend. we're bumping up the temperatures all in the seven-day forecast just ahead, matt. >> reporter: the temperatures were low this morning, the speeds are joining them slowing on i-95 southbound side from academy to cottman and the ben franklin bridge to girard. we had a crash in the southbound lanes by cottman that cleared out quickly and it's long gone. vine street expressway, hitting the brakes on westbound side of the schuylkill expressway. we're slow going from the blue route to conshohocken to the c

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we knew about eaton and oxford. you mentioned the elections in may but let me give you a date more important. at the end of june, britain holds a referendum on whether to leave the european union or not. the results of this refer endum will make or break david cameron's career. i think it's very difficult for him to remain has prime minister if he loses that referendum. it will shape britain's place in the world, this has been a defendant payne distraction for him. >> barn aesh thank you. more ground to come on the news hour including. seoul reveefz the defection of a senior north korean official plus: >> i am andy gallacher in florida as relations between the u.s. and cuba rapidly change, we will look at the controversial issue of opening a cuban consulate somewhere in the sun shine state. >> in the sports news, the golden state war jars are on the brink a mba history. five minutes. at a time trial after proceed democracy activists has begun, charged with assault and obstructing police during protests came to an en