. >> the chas tell restaurant has been a stape until middletown delaware for nearly four decade and nowhas suddenly closed. i'm greg argos here in new castle county and i will tell you why doors are shut and many people it is affecting. >>> and fines were given the way some drivers in fill can get out of their tickets but there is a catch. >> there is always a catch. >>> musical fielders, gabe kapler's unique strategy in the outfield and honoring the doctor, how phillies plan to celebrate his leg ace sit parking amnesty program will open for enrollment tomorrow. individual was parking tickets issued prior to 2013 that are unpaid were partially unpaid, will have those fines forgiven the amnesty program also a place to those with towing and storage fees, prior to 2015. now to take part in all this drivers must first pay off, all tickets, acquired, after 2013, or pay a 50-dollar fee if a driver hasn't received a ticket since 2013. >> it is about time to help our fellow people and we are happy to here to finally say we made a dent and life's better in philadelphia when it comes to the parki

. >> it's along the dupont parkway near middletown. and as nbc 10 reporter tim furlong explains, nearby construction contributed to the closure. >> the omelets were the best. >> reporter: everyone around middletown seems to love the restaurant, but a few days ago a water heater tloed a temporary shutdown. yesterday the owner announced after 38 years the place is closed down for good. chairs empty today at what would have been their breakfast hour. >> it was always good. there was no surprises. that's what i liked. i know it was going to be good food and thog wrong with it. >> reporter: the firefighters used to meet there for breakfast. they and so many upset to hear the bad news. . the food was good, people were nice ander too upset to talk on camera, but her friend tells me it was getting more and more duflt to maintain the place and the owner just couldn't make it work any longer. one of the biggest problems might have started in the mid-'90s. everybody used this route and one day the state opened delaware route 1, a much faster toll

in fact, it's starting to spread into parts of kept and middletown, smyrna, dover.as that have gotten a good bit of rain overnight and are hit hard ts morning. if you can avoid driving in these zones, this is hard enough that it's difficult to drive. visibility on the windshield is tough. it's a steady rain in north town, and -- abington, steady rain this. it's been going on for so long that all of the totals are impressive. >> in the hour by hour model, a couple hours in, the heavier rain starts to shift north. we'll track this out for you and talk about the totals in a bit. >>> new this morning, police in chester county are looking to determine if weather played a part in a deadly crash. it happened just before midnight at pottstown pike and grove road in goshen. in all, four cars were involved. two people died at the scene. rescuers took an injured person to chester county hospital. >>> wet and slippery conditions caused a car to overturn on i-76 this morning. one of our traffic cameras captured the scene on the eastbound ramp. the driver got herself out of the c

police say a driver purposely drove his car into the hospital in the middletown and then set himself on fire. the car contained multiple containers of gas, the driver 27 stephen alan was flown to a burn center for treatment. the security guard was treated for smoke. >>> gun contr rages calling for stricter measures. nra leaders spoke to the conservative committee they delivered an i am am -- impassioned statement. mass media love mass shootings. i'm not saying that you love the tragedy, but i am saying that you love the ratings. crying white mothers are ratings gold. >> loesch was part of a town hall in florida after she defended the guns. she said gun control advocates are the violent ones saying she needed a security detail at the event. >>> a father in wisconsin was arrested for pulling off a stunt to talk about school safety. he walked into the elementary carrying several cardboard signs saying guns. he wanted to talk about intruders, the school principal said the incident was disruptive, students and staff were never in any danger. get the best internet with the best shows and g

say morris river, vineland, stow creek as well and very heavy downpours, currently happened in middletownlaware. here's what you can expect tonight, heaviest rain will fall during the first portion of the day, and an additional one to 2 inches of rain, will be possible so we will have low lying flooding and perhaps even some flooding on local creeks and streams and maybe some area rivers. we have a flood watch that remains in effect for areas thaw see highlighted in green, through about midnight or so and that is because of the additional rain we will see, we are also dealing with some locally dense fog, in some areas as we take a live look at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth , we will have more in your full forecast and we will track rain throughout the day, jan. >> sounds good, thank you. >>> new this morning an accident that has killed two people is under investigation in chester county. the crash happened around 11:45 last night at grove road and pottstown pike in west goshen township. new there is in word on just how many cars were involved in this accident, west goshen township police we

temperatures dropped a little bit. 50 degrees in odessa and delaware, 50 in middletown, 57 here and a light northwest wind in lewis and keeping the beach into the upper 40s. all those areas get well into the 50s tomorrow. you can see the clouds moving out from left to right, and let's look farther to the left. there's nothing out there. a couple thousand sand miles of dry air, why we're guaranteeing this beautiful day tomorrow. moisture will build up fast in texas and move up this way, like so many storms have during this month of february with over 6 inches of rain in philadelphia so far and record amounts of rainfall in atlantic city for the month. we have a southwest wind warming us upsets us up for rain coming in, not snow. this is thursday morning, still to our south. by afternoon, it is in, and the east wind is coming in. the stronger that east wind the longer it lasts, the farther it comes, the higher the tides get. got a full moon on thursday, too. that make the tides higher as well. coastal flooding is a threat with this, along with some of the heavier rain, especially thursd

as people were arriving on the scene and they purposefully drove their car into the hospital in middletown and purposefully set himself on fire and it contained multiple containers of gas. and steven elan was flown to a burn center for treatment and treated for smoke inhalation. >>> the teachers at stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida were allowed to return to the school more than a week after the deadly shooting. the school has been off limits since 17 people were killed by a gunman last wednesday and a makeshift memorial continues to grow and students are set to return next tuesday. there are concerns that severe flooding in the midwest could get worse as more rain is expected to move in. and the rivers are rising at a rapid rate forcing people from their homes. abc's alex perez is in elk heart, indiana where they have declared a state of emergency. >> reporter: there are two swollen rivers in the area and this is what the neighborhoods look like now, completely under water and the rain is creating major problems from texas all the way through the heartland. rivers across pa

look at parts of newcastle county, north star, pensville, to middletown. scattered areas of rain moving through. the problem is, when training, regeneration of heavy pockets over and over the same area, that's when you get the flooding concerns. this is something we'll be watching during the morning hours. no flood warnings in place, which indicates it's actually occurring. i wouldn't be surprised if there were ponding along roadways. we jump over the delaware and parts of cumberland county where still heavy rain is falling. this is an area where 1 to 2 inches fell overnight. this is an area totally saturated and more heavy rains continuing to fall. look how much i've got to pull this out to show you the length of the rain going on here. we're talking from the gulf coast up to our neck of the woods. this is 1200 miles to us. there's a steady rain the entire line. this is not some small system. this is a massive storm that's moving through. on our hour by hour model, the rain is moving by. this has done a good job to show you where it's sitting. it will sta

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. >> middletown. >> reporter: when did you get to philly. >> hours ago.ly bird gets the worm and we're the early birds. >> reporter: there you go, i like that. >> that is right. >> reporter: i like your ear muffs too. >> yes. >> i'm warm, that is all that matters. eagles win super bowl, i can look silly, it don't matter and i'm not even drunk. >> forty-five years of watching them, through vermeil era, the ray roads, rich kotite, marion campbell, finally, finally got it done. all stacked together don't equal doug pederson. >> reporter: they are not excited at all. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> all right. >> you know, lots of fun out here. >> yes. >> stay warm, trang do rather dreary outside yesterday. >> chelsea, hopefully forecast for this parade better then that. >> totally different story obviously today. we will deal with sunshine but man will it be cold. especially factoring in the wind chill we will talk about that throughout the day today and when our next chance for rain arrives in your full forecast coming up, but first here's your cure ought owe insu

middletown in the upper 30s and then we get to the 40s farther south. milton at 42.is beach, 44. dewey beach, 42 degrees atz as well. already kind of mild forecast. these numbers will continue to climb into the afternoon hours to mid and upper 40s for highs. there's a look at radar and satellite where you can see the clouds that edged up against the western portion of our viewing zone. you see the rich will effect on the clouds. these won't be rainmakers, just clouds hanging over the region this morning. for the rest of us shall it's a clear, sunny picture through the morning hours. looking at a high of 48 in philadelphia and 45 in the pennsylvania suburbs. you can see the icon, a good bit of sunshine. delaware, 47 later today. southernmost points may be a little warmer than that. what's happening is, we have high pressure building in. high pressure is our friend. it boosts temperatures up. really boosts in the days to come. take a look at the hour-by-hour model. through this afternoon there, the waerm temperatures and dry conditions. we go overnight into your monday

it looks like an excellent chance at some point to see snowfall in middletown, calistoga and st. helena and also possibly yountville the way things are playing out. snow, 500 to 1,000 feet and a rain/snow mix right on down to the surface. overall rainfall associated with this would be trace amounts to about a tenth of an inch so if you hear the word snow being thrown around a lot the best chance again would be right here in the north bay. hang on to some wet weather as we head through the afternoon and we'll get more on that coming up. i do want to focus in on the morning temperatures for tomorrow. not nearly as cold. 39 in the south bay, peninsula at 40 and tri-valley 32. the main reason it won't be nearly as chill is the fact that we have these clouds moving in helping to insulate us. 39 for the east bay and san francisco is 42 and the rain-snow mix here possible for portions of the north bay. as we head throughout tomorrow, we'll see the cloud cover linger on with a chance of a spotty shower, even into the afternoon hours. so overall temperatures tomorrow. it will stay on the

if you're in delaware it's icy here n-middletown, in smyrna, in dover, be careful about that, in chestertownhip, in wilmington right near i-95 you have some light snowfall falling and it's now in new jersey, almost near glassboro elmer millville and fortescue. so we're watching this pulling up from the south and west. we'll all be dealing with some ice later this morning. for now the rest of the area is dry except for the precipitation we see in delaware and now moving into southern new jersey. but you can see it's not that far off of philadelphia. this is light at this point. the rest of the day after we get through this icing it will be an all day rain day, matt. >> thanks karen. bill cosby's lawyers may ask for a delay in his sexual assault retrial if some of his other accusers are allowed to testify. cosby's lawyers said yesterday they would seek to postpone the trial which is scheduled to start in norristown on april 2nd. they would want more time to investigate claims from the 19 women prosecutors are seeking to call as witnesses. the judge is expected to rule next month on whether any

still in south injuries any delaware, salem, elmer, glassboro, even over intoe and middletown and smyrna where some areas t to 3 inches of precipitation. as far as rain we have seen so fa philadelphia, and, in pennsylvania, well, we have pick up close to 2 inches. collegeville close to two. west chester one and three-quarters. bala cyn 1.64 and honey brook we have see and a half inches of rainfall. higher rainfall totals i should say we're dow along i-95 metro into south jersey and delaware. with that, surge of moisture it is very warm in philadelphia and it is 64, same thing in wilmington, 66 in dover. fifty-four in cape may, off to the west, in allentown and reading, temperatures there are in the middle 40's and 49 degrees, in the poconos. visibility not so much a concern here, in philadelphia, points to the south and east but we are down toy half mile in lancaster at this hour. we will give yourself some extra time, as it slowsly works its way off the coast. satellite six with action radar showing we're finally starting to find some drying across the region as heaviest starts to move

further to the south, for atlantic city, down in sea isle city and cape may all rain but for a middletown, salem, and smyrna we are finding some mixed precipitation with that snow as we go throughout the rest of tonight. so we will be tracking that, as we go throughout the evening. so storm tracker six live double scan radar showing you snow across much of the delaware and lehigh valley. that is why we have winter weather advisory posted across the region. you can see that as we are's tracking the snow for most locations and then pockets of mixed precipitation scattered about the region. temperatures certainly cold enough to produce all snow and in lancaster we're below freezing in at 31. we're dropping quickly in the city down to 35. thirty-two in millville where it is currently all snow but it is that heavy rain for cape may, also into atlantic city. satellite six along with action radar is showing you a wide area of snow from new england back through the ohio valley where areas of southern new england when all said and done could find a half foot of snowfall that will be moving on thro

it's in middletown, delaware, in smyrna in dover and will be heading up towards salem, elmer and glassboroatching the roads carefully. right now the only problem we're seeing with icing is in delaware but we're all going see issues later on and it's going to be a rainy day today after all the icing and snow gets through here during your morning commute. we'll be tracking it around the clock for you, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> right now there's an actual full size tesla car with a mannequin in the driver's seat floating through space. you're taking a live look from space-x. it overshot the path tomorrow so as of now it's heading out into the asteroid belt between mars and jupiter. [cheers and applause] >>> there it goes. that was the moment that space-x propelled itself into the history books. the private company successfully tested its new rocket which is called falcon heavy. it is more powerful than anything we've seen since nasa's saturn five. two of the three boosters returned to the earth and simultaneously. there was a third booster that tried to land on a barge at sea but that one

let's take a look off into delaware, down into kent county we go, 27, jason's neighborhood, in middletown. again also just some clouds overhead for him. so here is that disturbance we talked b for the most part bypassing us to the northwest, again, poconos getting in on little hint of activity, some moisture starting to bubble up down across the lower mississippi valley, main energy, pulling out of the rockies, though he is two feasts coming it. and they have a happy marriage , form beautiful storm system. however, that's going to have big impact on us come tomorrow this same time, is about when it is all starting to move on in. so it is an all day event. starting with a mixing of some snow, and some sleet, and some freezing rain in philly and the immediate vicinity, and it will eventually turn over to plane rain. but that snow and sleet and freezing rain comes at the onset as this same time tomorrow. now, the heavier snow is going to be farther north and best, ends up with couple every inches easily in these parts. but it is cents mainly rain for southern new jersey, delaware, when the r

. >>> next here the terrifying moments in the emergency room at a hospital in middletown connecticut. a man crashing his car right through the door then setting himself on fire. abc's gio benitez in connecticut tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a scaring out at a connecticut hospital. >> attention car three, middlesex hospital, 28 crescentthe e.r. car into the building, reported fire. >> reporter: police say 27-year-old steven ellam crashed into the entrance of the middlesex hospital's emergency room. that's elem being treated shortly after the crash, when he set hi >> mr. elem drove into the sliding glass doors of the walk n crescent street. at that point, he set himself on fire. >> reporter: inside the car, gas cans.incident triggering e hospital and elem's home. you can see a huge police presence, the fbi and atf joining the local bomb squad, and bomb sniffing dogs. >> we don't know what mr. elem's motives were, we would not speculate. >> reporter: he was transported by helicopter to a burn center. his condition is unknown. and david, he didn't make it very far into the e.r., so only

development continues throughout our region, stone meadows farm reminds residents why we chose to live in middletown township, pennsylvania. i firmly believe this is something worth preserving. in bucks county we are fortunate our local and county leaders continue to make concerted efforts to preserve our open spaces and here in congress, i am working to support preservation and land conservation efforts nationwide. i stand ready to work with any government official and our citizens like members of the save stone meadows farm movement who share this goal to preserve our quality of life and the character of our community. whether in our hometown or across our great nation, we must stand ready to preserve and protect our open spaces from overdevelopment. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, yesterday morning i had the opportunity to attend part of fulton banks 39th annual agriculture seminar long inform y- mational event. it's f

in middletown. tickets are $5 a piece or $10 for a family pass. >>> bridal showcase at the holiday inn cherry hill, new jersey. runway fashion show by formal expressions and there will be prizes abbey give ways, meet wedding specialists to help you plan your wedding. it will run tomorrow from noon to 3:00 p.m. ann cost you five dollars. >> a top advisor to the trump campaign rick gates pleaded guilty to conspiring against the u.s. government. investigators say gates and paul manafort hid millions of dollars from the ukrainian lobby work. gates is cooperating with robert mueller investigation. he faces four to six years behind bars. >>> this morning there's no word on why a woman drove into a gate yards from the white house. the 35-year-old woman ignored repeated orders to stop trying to get through the barriers. secret service arrested the woman and bomb squad was called to inspect the scene. the secret serb -- service has had problems with the woman near the white house before. >>> u.s. army of eng

farther south, middletown and over the delaware into salem county. very heavy rain is falling currently. this really reduces visibility, not just because of fog in place, but that washes the fog out and instead, the rain pounding your wipers that have to be on full blast. if you can, wait a bit to get outside. later this afternoon, the rain won't be as heavy. smyrna to dover. heavy rain moving by. there's another band of it here. the problem is, when these set up and stick in one spot, you have flooding problems. kent county has had 2 inches of rainfall over their heads. anything else that falls on to a saturday rated ground can start to lead to stacking up and flooding concerns. now shifting to delco and philadelphia, heavy rain as well, philly into gloucester city. jasper township and media to chester. these are all areas with heavy rain falling. we drop further into jersey. washington township, we're looking at the areas with heavy rain. this is no longer just a little spot here and there. as expected, it's spreading across the entire region. temp

the middletown police department hosted their cops and coffee program, which they do every month andy were at rio grande coffee and talked about the issues in the community and got to know each other over a cup of joe. >> nice. >> time to get a check of conditions on the roads midweek. matt pellman is here with the latest. >> reporter: with we have presentee of trouble brewing in the last half hour since i spoke to you. including this new serious crash along 422, the eastbound side approaching trooper road. it looks to me to be five vehicles involved and emergency crews are on the scene and police are stopping all the eastbound traffic at times. you may remember up ahead at 23 we already had a crash and traffic was backing up because of that one and in the backlog the second more serious accident happened and an ambulance to the scene as we watch live traffic is parked coming away from oaks to this point approaching trooper. that is two ambulances attending to this accident. you want to avoid it and use ridge pike or 723. and a vehicle burst into flames and 320 is blocked now. and a

in middletown, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> schools are required by law to have active shooter drills and the laws are different depending on which state your student school is in. in pennsylvania one active shooter drill is required by law every year. . security drill can take the place of one of the required monthly fire drills. delaware and new jersey must have two active shooter drills a year. >>> we're also learning more about the victims killed during yesterday's massacre like this 35-year-old gee yography teache. he died while helping students get into a locked classroom. a athletic director also died. >> the suspected shooter confessed to the crime. the 19-year-old said he was the shooter and also said he brought extra ammunition to the school and hid it in a backpack until he got to campus to begin his assault. cruz made his first appearance in court. he stood silently as he appeared before the judge. his bail was deny ied and he fas 17 counts of premeditated murder. today we're getting a first look at his online posts. this past summer cruz put this picture on instagram show

. >>> police in connecticut are investigating a dangerous incident at a hospital in middletown. that a driver purposefully drove his car into the emergency room and set himself on fire. the suspect has prior interaction with police apparently but they are trying to determine a possible motive. nobody at the hospital was hurt in the crash. >>> and delaware's proposed budget may bring an end to a program that brought health care to women across the state. the mammography van provides the screening and allows opinions to be screened for cervical cancer and get glucose and blood pressure numbers. and cutting it could save close to $300,000. >>> a local man has lost more than 100 pounds and if you look to lose weight or improve your health, he is sharing his story to inspire you. ali gorman looks at how he lost all the weight. >> it will give people inspiration, he says it was a mix of perseverance and faith that helped him and picking up a new sport, golf gave him new motivation. once a week you can see peter caruso helping to serve sunday's mass on 6 abc. week you find hi hitting g

as we get started in middletown, delaware 38 degrees. chilly rain out there all day long. five out of 10 is your weather number. we will get milder, upper 50's for saturday. sixty on sunday. we still have a chance of rain , drying out by monday and tuesday, couple beautiful days , not as warm as it was this week but still above average and then another chance of rain, on thursday. >> grilled cheese, and soup, today, tomorrow, grilled cheese, every day. >>> 5:17. schuylkill expressway, wet morning rush hour ahead of us here, good set of wiper blades , the best investment you can make today and just be prepared for that longer commute, a few extra minutes, and, the little ones have to navigate wet roads getting on the schuylkill. here's the live look at sue talk about rain and fog rolling in from mushroom country in front of the hank's place outside kennett square eastbound on the schuylkill expressway an accident right on the ramp on the schuylkill the boulevard that first curve you hit, and then again these early morning travelers are rolling along at 55 miles an hour and

forty-one, 39 in middletown. so enough above freeze ago this all we're expecting is rain. average high, 46 degrees. yesterday's high of 58 came around midnight and then temperatures dropped throughout the day and it got chilly, and it will be chill toy day with a high of 47. but we will get milder over weekend. that is only saving grace of the rainy forecast for the weekend is 57 for a high on saturday, 60 degrees on sunday , drying out by monday, and temperatures staying above average where we are in the 60 's tuesday and wednesday, mid 50's on thursday, so, yeah , it is still winter, bob kelly, but no s word. >> think bit, three days of rain, imagine the snow we can shovel. >> holy shamrocks everybody. 4:17. hello montgomery county county line road an example here road s are wet, it is ayuky morning rush hour, it could take a little extra distance to stop there hitting brakes coming to the traffic signal. little ones will have a rough one jumping on the school buses. work zones will be tough because when roads are wet and we will get that heavy rain, drainage grates are

surf city, atlantic city, cape may, it's just moving out of millville right now, moving out of middletownand this is headed to that cold front that will bring us a supply of cold air right in time for a winter storm. so, currently temperatures not that bad, 52 degrees in philadelphia. it hit 60 degrees today. it's 52 at the atlantic city airport in pomona. allentown 48. notice it has started to cool off in the poconos. 39 degrees. and this cooler air is arring on some gusty winds. we've got winds right now sustained anywhere from six to 22 miles per hour out of the west-northwest and that's what will bring us a gradual drop in temperatures overnight. so, satellite and radar showing this cold front continues to press to the south. it will fall a wave of low pressure develops along that. that's what will bring us the wintry mix tomorrow but temperatures tonight really just falling gradually until about midnight. future tracker showing around 11 o'clock we're still hovering slightly above freezing in allentown and reading, philadelphia 39, but temperatures crash after midnight. tomorrow morn

and then tuckahoe at 46 degrees, walking outside the door in delaware middletown at 47.lewis delaware at 45. that is how we start the day and many starting temperatures are around the average high of 47 degres, and we only got to 48 for a high yesterday, we will get milder today even with stubborn cloud cover, 55 is our high today and look at tomorrow, 58, 59 degrees on wednesday, and then rain arrives with the cold front. it looks like it will rain thursday into friday, gets chillier on friday and then we are in the seasonable 40's but at lee, this weekend coming up we should see some sunshine, is there your weather authority forecast, lets get back to delco lansdowne to be exact, that is town bob kelly 's taking over this morning, hey. >> hi, sueby, good morning, come on, order up look what they are bringing in for us here. check this out at empire diner , this is hash browns with melted cheese, stacked and pack here, the pancake. >> pancake napoleon. >> what is this. >> stuffed french toast. >> georgey, get a close up of that one, smell-o-vision, nothing like an irish

that's when the mayor in middletown, connecticut knot of new york city.o reports of other injuries or a motive. the u.s. women's hockey team taking home the gold for the first time in 20 years after a nail biting shootout. team u.s.a. won 3-2 in south korea. they came back from a 2-1 deficit. the canadians had won four golds in a row. and kim jong-un's sister reportedly pregnant with her second child. that's according to south korean media that says that kim jong-un told government leaders about it. government officials denied she told them about a pregnancy. the news continues with shepard smith after this. stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourself. so get allstate, where agents help keep you protected from mayhem... ...like me. mayhem is everywhere. are you in good hands? >> shepard: the acting fbi director is not giving a reason for how or why the agency failed to act on a tip

. >> police in connecticut are investigating a dangerous and bizarre incident in middletown. that a person purposefully drove his car into the emergency room and set himself on fire. there were multiple gasoline cans in the vehicle. and they are trying to determine a possible motive and nobody else was hurt in the crash. >>> lets check the closing numbers on wall street. the dow is on the rise, down 59 points and the nasdaq down 9 points. and space x's latest rocket launch could one day change the way the world gets the internet. the main goal is to launch the internet for spain and founder elan musk sent something else up to space. two experimental internet satellites. space x will use them to test technology designed to beam high speed internet back to planet earth. >>> holy cross academy will stay open thanks to private donations and the school was at risk of closing because of the declining enroll many and other factors and then in december the archdiocese pulled the annual subsidy. they started to raise money and quickly got approved to remain open as an independent cath

. >>> also, a man was shot and killed in middletown, delaware.have charged with his murder. >>> and a major cleanup effort is under way as reading tries to curb a graffiti problem. >> now the details of a firestorm that erupted over a tweet from president donald trump using the florida school shooting to attack the fbi about the russia investigation. all that as indictments were announced against 13 russian nationals. abc's serena marshall reports from the white house with more. >> reporter: good afternoon. after the indictment announcement on friday president trump initially had a muted response. so that quickly changed this weekend with him lashing out over the russia probe attacking everybody from the fbi to democrats even his own national security adviser. it was a twitter tirade. president trump sending no less than 10 tweets in less than 24 hours. reacting to the indictments announced friday the 13 russians were behind an alleged elaborate scheme to meddle in american politics beginning in 2014. the president pointing to that date writing "

corridor starting to see those pockets of heavier rain in new castle county, just north of the middletown and yeah it is a mess out there. as far as rainfall amounts some locations pick up nearly 2 inches of rain just since yesterday, dover, just under 2 n millville, new jersey. in atlantic city just over an inch and a half, just under a inch in wilmington and we are at three-quarters of an inch in philadelphia and counting, we will see more rain throughout the day-to-day. so that is why a flood watch has been issued and that is in effect all the way through midnight tonight but do i think the bulk of the rain will end up a little sooner then that. you can see it includes all of these areas highlighted in green, that is pretty much the entire region we forecast for with the exclusion of the poconos they are not included in this. flood advisory has been chiseled back for a couple counties including atlantic county, cape may county but these areas could experience minor flooding hooks lighted in those locations in the green and that is because more rain is, of course, on the way through mor

chopper6 was over the scene in middletown.r veered off of east knowlton road just before 1 o'clock and landed on its side in the water. police say the driver did manage to escape. they're working to find out right now whether the person was hurt and what might have cahem to lose control. >>> three men are behind bars in attempted murder charges in bensalem. investigators say they assaulted and stabbed a man at the berkeley trace apartments last week. police have since arrested his two stepsons christopher alvarado and alberto rodriguez and peralta. the man remains hospitalized while each of the suspects is held on $10 million bail. >> this year could go down as one of the worst flu seasons in history. but one hospital in south jersey has found protect the workers surrounded by the flu every day. "action news" anchor rick williams live for us now in our news room with more on this story today. hi, rick. right. the staff at our lady of lourdes hospital say they see about 10 to 15 flu patients but most of the staff has free. well

. >> we will take a call from robert in middletown new york. >> she made some references to the fact the case must be decided or there would be a source of hostile legislation. am i correct would'v wanted to n overstatement to suggest we are risking civil war in the relationship between the state and federal governments? >> absolutely. many people were heartened by the feeling that followed the war of 1812. not everyone was in agreement about whether it was going to work or whether it was a good idea. >> at the point that he's argued they are starting a protracted debate on the misery question -- missouri question that said there is a robust power. congress was debating at exactly the same point but mcauliffe was argued and decided. it's a question of the role honestly believe that became one of the major theme even an entire book written. did they set up power. >> the supreme court only struck down federal statute and the other was in dred scott. so in a sense of strong federal government and judiciary set the stage for the leader disastrous decision. >> how long was the opinion whe

a security guard at that hospital in middletown suffers smoke inhalation. the car, the attack could have been much worse. the man apparently had a history of violent behavior. >>> and the mystery behind a record setting penthouse purchase in manhattan han-sol ved. >> remember in 2014, someone bought a six-bedroom duplex in the 157 skyscraper, known as the billionaire building. they paid just over $100 million. the buyer was unknown until now. >> the wall street journal says the owner is dell technologies founder and ceo, michael dell. the purchase price is a record for manhattan. that says a lot. >> he can afford it. his net worth, as of this month was $23.5 billion. >> no big deal. >> yeah. >> he found that in the sofa cushions and decided to buy himself a penthouse. >> apparently a lot of people were buying dells way back when. >>> new legal trouble for it governor of missouri after he admitted to an affair. we have details on the felony charge he's facing. >> and in the skinny. will smith at it again proving he's the new star of social media. but first a

host: we will take a call next from robert in middletown, new york. good evening. and marshall's decision, he made some references to the fact that his case must be decided peacefully or there would be a source of hostile legislation, perhaps even hostility. would that be an overstatement to suggest that marshall was saying we are risking civil war if the relationship between the states and government was not worked out peacefully? guest: absolutely. you have to remember the nation was not very old. many people who feared for its ability to provide were heartened by the upsurge of nationalist feeling that followed the war of 1812. not everyone was in agreement about whether the government was going to work or whether it was a good idea. guest: there is a second dynamic. at the point where mccullough is agued, they are starting protracted debate on what they call the missouri question. there was a very great fear on the part of the southern states that a decision that said there is a robust notion of implied power on the part of the federal government was a decision

although agriculture may not be the same middletown citizens have embraced agriculture through education from the local science programs and extension and farm groups. you can imagine oit the influx f residents have increase the usage of water resources while farmers need to hear great their crops. but that waste water to spray irrigation neighboring farms as part of the chesapeake watershed to make runoff -- make sure runoff does not occur is important farmers can have conservation practices supported by research. the money provided for conservation districts supplemented by usda has been extremely important in enhancing the usage of crops. they not only reduce the amount of soil loss and erosion but establishment is one -- establish residual nutrients for the next growing season. epa has helped to generate funds to support one of the best nutrient nitrogen programs in the country thanks to t senator carver with the staff dedicated to help farmers protecting the environment, we have been able to update our standards to meet regulations set forth by epa. we have been able to find collabo

allow extra travel time use caution out there as we zoom in closer, wilmington, middletown, bear, asove into sections of dover looking at that line of heavy rain full entering no cumberland county, will you hear this olymplike, radnor, as you into delaware county right now, media locking at heavy rainfall along with places like chadds ford, as far as the view, as we expanded from the northeast all the way to the gulf of mexico, that pipeline of rainfall, worry socked in with the clouds, reduced visibilities but temperatures are well above average, upper 40's, philadelphia, 52 in millville, 54 right now as we in view of the fact dover, look at the reduced visibilities. you can see poor, pretty much area-wide, so we're dealing with that concern. we're also dealing with the very heavy rainfall. as we go hour boy hour, by 9:00 a.m. we're looking at moderate to heavy rainfall, 10:00, 11:00 a.m. what you see is what you'll get through the balance of the day, as we move toward the afternoon, the rain finally starts to taper off, but worry talking two to four inches. hour boy hour, low 60's

middletown, delaware once a large farming community continues to have good neighborly relations today. while understanding of agricultural the same, they have embraced through education from the local science programs as well as farm groups. as you can imagine, the in flux of additional residents has increased, usage of water resources while farmers still need to irrigate their crops. through the towns waste water treatment plant, it is recycled and used to spray irrigation on neighboring farms. algs part of the chesapeake water shed making sure water shed does not ho curve is extremely important. delaware farmers conservation practices by research. moans provided for conservation districts and supplemented by u.s. da has been extremely important in enhancing and spourtding the usage of cover crops. these crops not only can reduce the amount of soil loss from wind and water erosion, but can also skaf ennutrients and release them during the next growing season. epa has helped generate management programs in the country thanks to now senator carper, then governor carper where the talent

and then wood town with 37, in delaware, we have middletown with 38 degrees, bethenny beach at 42. chilly start. it stays chilly. 47 degrees, gain 10 degrees tomorrow but can't get rid of that chance of rain. sunday either when we get up to 60. have that rain gear nearby. on and off rain all weekend long. we will finally dry out in time for weekend to be over by monday, bob kelly. >> good morning. 7:18. couple things going on, we have an accident on the schuylkill expressway right at the vine expressway, involving a school bus. good news, no kids on the bus bye a person injured in the vehicle trapped here. this is a live look, ramps for 30th street station. it is impacting eastbound schuylkill expressway off ramps to 30th street and also vine expressway ramps trying to get to the 30th industries as well, so across town a big problem here trying to get into 30th street station, use walnut street, chestnut street , market street bridges your best bet from center city over who in upper darby right at train terminal there route three markets street 69th an subsequent in upper darby. co

. >> we're going to take a call from robert next in middletown, new york. hi, robert, welcome. >> hi, good evening, i'm really enjoying the show. in marshall's decision he made some references to the fact that this case must be decided peacefully, or there would be a source of hostile legislation, perhaps even hostility. am i correct in -- would it be an overstatement to suggest that marshall was saying we were risking civil war if the relationship between the state and the federal government were not worked out peacefully? >> oh, absolutely. you've got to remember that the nation was not very old and while many people who feared for its ability to survive were heartened by the new upsurge of nationalist feeling that followed the war of 1812, not everyone was in agreement about whether the national government was going to work and whether it was a good idea. >> well, and there's a second dynamic. because at exactly the point that mcculloch is argued, they are debating -- they are starting a protracted debate on what they called the missouri question. and th

so new holland, pa, 39 degrees, in chaddsford, also 39, easton, 33, and heading into delaware, middletown2, see forward at 43, and in southern new jersey, vie land at 40. and sea isle city at 44. that's where you are right now headed to six off later on, and the rain arrives by lunch time tomorrow. sticks around on and off through friday. and we will get some high winds, as well. so couple of nasty weather days, and then it clears up, just in time, mike and alex, for the first weekend of march. >> why not? merrill reese is here with jenn fred. >> he is sitting and i love this, jen, he has green furniture where he is now, it is so good to see him. >> it is amazing, right? so the other thing is speaking of green, you're going to give us our word of the day? >> yes, i am. >> don't say it yet. >> i forgot it. >> come on back, the word of the day, we will talk about the amazing super bowl. we haven't big news from advil... advil liqui-gels minis. our first concentrated pill that rushes powerful relief. a small size... that's fast, 'cause it's liquid. you'll ask... "what pain?" advil liqui-gels