chad pradelli was in morristown new jersey today. >> the carr family found themselves stuck on pleasant valley road in morristown the florida family rented a car but it didn't have front-wheel drive. >> you don't see weather like this in florida? >> no no it's rare. tle in north florida. >> with help car moving but yet another nudge. >> don't speed too much. >> charlie morrison walked to the al wad of the "new york post." >> you walked to get your paper? >> yes, sir. >> and others decided a bikehy don't >> you are riding a bike? tt cuts rough like a>> and the blizzard conditions maderave jersey. t snow moved outnd the pavementnother m books. >> you like snow right? >> show me the money right. >> the cash. >> expect to see the snow for a couple of days with frigides mpd before it y thaws out.i, channel 6 "action news." ♪ ♪ ♪ d. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid.ll because of you ♪ ♪ ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and saonly way this problem is going to be solvedse our voice helplessneslessness. make sure that the

trenton, arlington, hatfield, northampton, morristown. philly and wilmington. again lighter amounts toward the shore. it may not be first alert material toward the shore. we may trim that area off as we get new data today or tomorrow. look what happens as we get to the weekend. the eagles game will feel 40 degrees warmer than it was for the game saturday night. do not expect any precipitation. that is 50 degrees at kickoff. john, how do you like that? >> hurricane, you're coming through. i'm john clark, coming up, telling us what the biggest challenges are for the eagles to win. and ben simmons not happy after today's win. you'll want to hear it next. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. it's just my eczema again,t. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be

still working on the one in morristown on the westbound lanes of kings highway. they reopened the eastbound side but westbound you have restrictions as they try to patch that break. heading westbound on 422, not the most pleasant experience this afternoon. just 8 miles per hour here coming out of pottstown. it's because of a crash past route 100 giving us restrictions and the sun is wicked out there again this afternoon. there is a lot of sun glare for southbound drivers on 95 headed towards center city. lets grab the ipad and take the ways home with the waze app. coming out of the city on the schuylkill reports of a crash on girard avenue, just 14 miles per hour on the approach. coming out of the city use mlk or kelly drive. and 20 minute delays on the regional rail. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> we should be optimistic we have you to help us out. >> i try. >>> details about new permanent security measures added to popular sites in new york city. and violence protests continue to erupt in iran. how the trump administration is responding today. >

. >> moving through morristown at nixon drive.oth directions are good, eastbound and westbound, seeing a few cars out the door there. as you head out in new jersey and other places, pretty much looks the same there, too. empty now. northbound from 55 to the walt whitman bridge on the 42 freeway. a five-minute trip. speeds way up and still into the 60s. northeast philly, watching a problem. a water main break on minden. actually over here on minden road and right near mechanicsville road. kind of off some of the main drags here. it's not really -- north of this in the developmental area here. this is woodhaven in there. that's giving you an idea of where that is. you will be detoured around for a minute. other than that, looks good. mass transit on time for amtrak, septa, new jersey transit, and patco. back to you. >> thank you. >>> tour ends in tragedy. two families killed in a costa rica plane crash including people with ties to our area. >>> airport chaos. the computer crash that caused long lines at some of the busiest airport

in montgomery county today a former eyesore in morristown is now open. a revitalized apartment an ex. they had a ribbon cutting ceremony today. >>> in wilmington they can have farm animals. supporters say they wanted to give more residents more resources to help them cope with mental and emotional disabilities. those against it say it will make it hard. >>> you can find more information on the nbc 10 mobile app. just search for find it on ten. >>> all right, we're talking noise. and eagles fans consider noise, a lot of noise to be part of the team's home field advantage. >> of course. but just how loud will that be? and is it safe? fans told us if you thought saturday was loud this sunday will be earsplitting. but is that truly deafening? us she believes the link will be louder than a lawnmower but not as laoud as a jet engine. the doctor said listening to that crowd noise over the course of the game can damage your hearing. she suggests wearing protection for your ears. >> just one place the eagles fans will flock to watch the game. other sports bars in

>> reporter: amidst the sea of signs and hats at the new jersey women's march in morristown mikey sherrillre with her daughter, is one of the latest women to throw her hat in the political ring. running for new jersey's 11th district congressional seat. >> we're taking on a fight for the very soul of this country. we're taking on a fight to protect our values, to protect what we think america stands for. and we can do this together. >> reporter: this mother of four coaches her children's soccer and lacrosse teams. she's also a former navy pilot and federal prosecutor who decided to run, she says, after becoming disenchanted with the 22-year republican incumbent. >> serving my country for my entire adult life. to be here and have a congressperson who wouldn't meet with his constituents, that just offended my sense of democracy. >> reporter: so she's here joining the throngs of womening marching worldwide for the second annual women's march. since last year they've moved beyond the clever signs and chants. they're now part of a so-called pink wave, with thousands of women turning their anger

[chanting] >> j over the weekend at the woman's march in morristown, new jersey. first lady of new jersey tammy murphy made unbelievable announcement talking about her being sexually assaulted back in 1984 when she was student at the university of virginia. >> i know the feeling of shame. i know the feeling of selfleness. i know the disappointment and just is denied. jenn: think a lot of folks are starting to wrap their heaheads around the firsted df of the state coming without a personal admission. let's bring in our panel to discuss it. let me start with you. first of all ton the personal side. it takes anal of lot to get to my dro phone to talk anything personal. this is, you talked about attempted rape. >> yeah. i mean, i have to give them quit a lot of credit what she did was empowering to many people to come in front of the people and talk about something so personal and so devastating to her i think it really sens a message to the people of new jersey and everywhere else she is here and present in today's world with us and that her struggles are something t

>>> morristown at 38 and nixon drive. this is what we're looking at. you can definitely see into some of the center of the intersection here, some of the roads are still wet. it's going to be the secondary roads, mainly around the neighborhoods that will be the slipperiest. also we're going to watch for some of the wetness that might be a little slippery, too. on and off ramps, as well. crashes, too. one in new hanover at church road, watching mass transit, as well, minor delays. right now the market frankford line dealing with equipment problems. delays there, if you want to check before you go. other than that, new jersey transit, amtrak, and patco on time. back to you. [ sounds ] >>> sends shivers up your spine. waking up to icy spots on the roads and on cars. what you need to know. >> matt delucia in fax choice. -- fox chase. tell us what you're seeing. >> reporter: we're hearing that in neighborhoods here, ice scrapers getting a lot of use. if you look here behind me, you see in this neighborhood, cars with the glaze over the windshield and the wi

sight we can show you, take a look, giant chunks of ice atop the delaware river looking over the morristown side, police blocking off that stretch of route 29. the river looking for like antarctica or frozen tundra. flood stage is at 20 feet and right now we're at 19.9 inches. listen closely. with our gopro camera atop these tiny iceburgs, you can see and hear the grappling of these. >> it's pretty amazing. >> reporter: taking in the sight of a frozen delaware river is sort of a science project. >> just for them to see the ice they couldn't really realize where the water is at. hey, the ice is on top and the water is still there. >> it's pretty bad. pretty bad. >> reporter: bill knows what has many in awe right now, could become a serious flood threat. he lives two blocks from the river on the morrisville side and remembers the 1999 freeze see. we walked down and saw chunks of ice the size of volkswagen buses. >> reporter: the roads are closed indifferently due to roads iced over and south of trenton a day ahead of the governor's swearing in tuesday. >> hopefully the off day saves and it do

the off-ramp closure at morristown exit is causing this stack-up of traffic on the bridge.omorrow is a holiday. when people return to work and school as well as to the new jersey governor inauguration, these ice jams on the river, they could be causing more traffic jams. i'm cydney long. >> thank you. >> incredible to see the river like that. >>> on the philadelphia skyline, as we deal with ice jams and flooding concerns it could impact the snow as well. >> yes. let's talk about the flood warning cydney was just discussing. cydney touched on this but one of the concerns is when it starts to break up the down stream of the current flood zone could become the next one at least through wednesday. this is through tuesday and we continue to watch tuesday night and the flood stage of the river there. we had partly cloudy conditions all day long and now under first alert. look to the west, a storm moving about to our direction. as it moves through it will slowly pump snow in our neighborhoods. it will be a snow mover and very light snow. they issued that alert over the entire area

she grew up in morristown where people are reacting. >> hoe she learns from her actions and realizesow she's hurting people. and i hope that other people can learn from that too. >> barbara has apologized for those comments saying, quote she did something really bad and feels horrible about it. >>> police ant to know how marijuana laced cookies ended up in the hands of a 13-year-old student who took the cookies to school. no arrests has been made. >>> new this morning former new jersey governor chris christie is disputing reports that suggest he tried to get the kind of special treatment that he enjoyed while in office. yesterday krechristy and his st police can tail trying debypass the line. but officers would not let him in through a special entrance. in a pair of tweets christy called it an absolutely false story and said the security detail and i were led through one entrance of the airport. tsa police said this was the wrong way and directed us to another entrance. he tweeted the pa officer denied me entry to another place. pure fiction. >>> 6:17. lets get you the right info abo

in abington to morristown and that change over farther south. >> when we came on the air at 4:00 this morning a lot of roads were wet but now they're snow covered and very slippery. >> she has first alert traffic for you this morning, jessica. >> i feel like the roads are actually a little bit worse when there's less snow when it's a morn like today because everyone still goes out. a lot of cars are on the roads and that causes a lot of problems. we're watching a few of them. 95 on gerard avenue is the first one. the drive time is already hiked up there, and it's probably going to stay there theiat leas through the morning commute. also watching a vehicle fire right around green street. now, probably weather related here. a crash right around lincoln avenue and a road closure out in ben salem because of a crash here that is closed around creek road and on the southbound side closed around park avenue. >>> a predator and the monster that's how our nation's elite gymnasts are describing their former team doctor. >> i have experienced flashbacks and nagt mares of the abuse. >> next dr. l

in morristown ship friday. the intersection of highway 47 and broadway street. >> we've got search continuing in chester county for pair every would be shoplifters who pepper sprayed a macy's security guard at the exton square mall. so the police in west whiteland say that's the suspect right there, one of them, two guys came in, they were getting all of this merchandise, shoving it into a shopping bag, at the exton square mall. and then they walk out without paying for any of those items in the bag. so when the security guard confronted them, they whipped out pepper spray and shot it at the woman. they dropped their bag, took off, inside the bag about $900 worth of merchandise that macy's officer is expected to recover. >> and police in bucks county are hoping maybe some surveillance pictures can lead them to arrest in a skimming scheme. they've really good pictures from the atm itself. that guy right there, put one of those deep insert cards into a atm at the fulton bank in southampton. the skimming device on

. >>> another water main break is causing headaches in morristown burlington county. the westbound lanes are closed at pleasant valley avenue. the department of public work crews can make repairs and they are still at it tonight. this weather can be especially rough on your car especially if it's exposed to the almosts hours on end overnight. dead batteries and low tires, there are things to prevent problems on the road. bob brooks live in lower mer one with more on that. >> reporter: hey rick and monica, you can get your car to the garage and get it looked at beforehand. we are at the liberty auto body shop. the owner says get your car in and it's about preventative care before something goes wrong. >> that is a pile of car batteries stacked up at the you shop at 300 montg owner says they are dead. replaced from customers cars fromweek alone, falling victim to the extreme cold. >> battery won't show wear and tear until you get the cold weather up the road we came across robert free man and he thinks his battery died while pumping gas. >> i had to ask my good samarita

at a women's march in morristown, new jersey, on saturday, the new first lady of new jersey tammy murphy said she was a survivor of an attempted sexual assault while she was a sophomore in college. in total, there were protests in hundreds of cities across the united states and around the world, including in frankfurt, germany, kampala, uganda, and osaka, japan. we'll hear more voices from the women's march at park city, utah, after headlines. in michigan, female gymnasts who survived sexual assault and abuse by former usa gymnastics team doctor larry nassar continue to testify against the doctor in court. nassar has already admitted to sexually abusing the athletes when they were children and adolescents, and then covering up the abuse by pretending it was part of a medical treatment. this is olympic gold medalist aly raisman testifying friday. >> i'm here to face you, larry, so you can see i have regained my strength, that i'm no longer a victim, i'm a survivor. now is the time to acknowledge the very person who sits before us now who perpetrated the worst epidemic of sexual abuse and

police say 36-year-old roger atia hit two vehicles in morristown north jersey monday evening. the snowplow heading straight for her car. >> i heard crkkk and i held the brake. he was unsteady on his feet. the police -- two police officers will to hold him up. they gave him a dwi testing. >> police say atia 's blood alcohol reading was nine time over the legal threshold for a commercial driver. he has been arrested three previous times for dui including once last month. the new jersey department of transportation officials say they are now investigating this case. >>> a massive chunk of ice fell from a high-rise and crushed a parked car in new york city. fortunately no one was in that vehicle when that ice fell. the building's department is using this as a warning for all residents as temperatures warm up this week and those icicles begin to melt and fall. >> chopper6 live over breaking news. let's gets you pictures right now. this is in southwest philadelphia where a fire broke out at an auto body shop and there was also an explosion. police and fire companies received those r

on my way out of school with them, on the front lawn of the assumption school in morristown, i announced to the assembled media that i was a candidate for governor of new jersey. on that day i said many things but looking back the most important statement was this. i said if you're looking for the same old stuff, you got the wrong person. little did i know just how right i would be nine years later. nine years is a lifetime ago in today's culture. a culture of dvrs that skip commercial, twitter, facebook, instagram, snapchat and the short attention spans that come from these latest waves of communicating. so, today i want us to take a breath. we need remember where we were nine years ago. on the brink of financial ruin as a state, more people unemployed than at any time in modern history, culture in avoiding the tough decisions, taxing more, spending more, of borrowing at breakneck pace, the highest property taxes in america, growing at record rate. we had to have tough and plain-spoken leadership to deal with these problems. we needed to careless about being loved and more about being r

people love living in areas like morristown and affluent areas in new jersey allow them to be in the city quickly but i think when it comes to new york -- neil: i worry about new yorkers with their arrogance. certainly not you and deirdre. a risk that northeast terners who would want to move away. new york had that attitude when texas was tempting their workers. >> don't see a lot of migration from california. that is the thing to watch for. less about individual millionaires and so forth moving on. more about ges moving to boston, that kind of thing where you see corporate mobility is alive and well. >> boston is amazing. 800 new biotech firms established there in last five years. neil: that is not a cheap neck of the woods to your point. >> it is not just the tax implications but also realities of having access to those cities getting there. >> the talent. they need workers. for boston -- neil: you're both sounding like elitists. >> you should see my bank account. it doesn't look like it. >> it doesn't match. neil: another thing we're focusing on this possibility on wall street to

abc's linzie janis is on the road in northern new jersey, morristown, where i used to do training campod morning, linzie. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, michael. millions across the country battling treacherous road conditions this morning. states of emergencies declared in alabama, north carolina and georgia, and here in the northeast as you can see the storm bearing down making for a slippery and dangerous morning commute. this was the scene for travelers across the country tuesday. >> watch out! >> reporter: a semi sliding out of control before slamming into a light post. and near houston, one crash reported when another truck careens down the same embankment. from texas to maine, dangerous driving conditions wreaking havoc. freeways littered with accidents. over 400 crashes in houston alone. overnight, highways backed up for miles and entire interstates shut down as the south plunges into a deep freeze. >> it's terribly frustrating. i don't even really know where i am at the moment. >> reporter: and in the north, ice-jammed rivers swamping roads even flooding entire neigh

obey is calling from morristown, new jersey. hey, tobey. caller: i don't understand they just passed this tax law. the people that need this tax, my w-2 just came in, the people that need this tax money won't be able to file because the i.r.s. is going to be affected by this shutdown. i can't believe after they brought this bill a bipartisan bill, according to donald trump's best that he bragged and boasted about for three or four day, saying you bring it across my desk, i'll sign it. then he starts making these racist remarks and he doesn't sign the bill. and -- i mean after all that he's bragging and boasting about, this tax bill, the tax bill, i passed the best thing ever, now we went be able to file our taxes because the i.r.s. will be shut down because of this host: thanks for your call, tobey. alex in sparks, nevada, on the line for independents and others. hi. caller: hi. basically i was calling with a really simple point that in the house of representatives, there are 238 republicans, to 193 democrats. and in the senate there are 51