now, seeing some heavier snow around runnemede, west depford , and along other parts of the new jersey turnpike've got some heavier snow down there in salem county, at the moment, but then you see the very tricky rain-snow line , bridgeton, new jersey, millville, and in those places , then there is rain to the south of that. so, as we look at the rest of the day, we see the possibility of that cold air winning out, over the warmer air, and the possibility of a lot of accumulation of snow, especially, north and west of philadelphia. so, as we move along through the rest of the day, expect the height of the storm to be from 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. roughly. heavy wet snow falling at the rate after inch or two per hour, with 35 to 40-mile per hour winds. trees and power lines could come down. it will be very, very difficult travel, especially during that time, with the reduced visibility, get the snow falling heavily, and the winds, and it is almost impossible to see guys. so again, this is when we expect the worse of it, and that's pretty long time period for the snow to pile up. >> but it will

new jersey. i-195 at the new jersey turnpike.xit 8a we are seeing on the northbound side and inner lane a car fire that's affecting traffic as well. >>> all right, we're tracking rain moving through the area. the wind speeds have not picked up yet. we're also watching a bit of a changeover here. we saw a beach changeover in wilmington as cold air starts to filter into this system. the big story is still going to be our high wind speeds as we go through the entire day. parts of rain through philadelphia, the thing we'll see as you go into this afternoon. we're watching closely the changeover from the rain to the wet snow which would bring down your visibility as you're trying to make it home from work. so we want everyone to be very careful. >> download the nbc 10 app. we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. >>> good morning. coast-to-coast wild weather. a powerful nor'easter slamming tens of millions from maryland to maine. flooding, fierce winds and heavy snow. leading to a nasty commute, with flights canceled nationwide.

you can still take the new jersey turnpike. we're also still watching for septa or any delays related to mass transit. 15 minute delays rights now for the trolley service for septa. >>> we're following breaking news out of bucks county where a firefighter has been rush today the hospital after falling through the floor of burning home. we're live on the scene here. officials tell us the firefighter was awake and conscious when he was put into the it ambulance. it peers the fire started in multiple places in the home. >>> other breaking news right now, an elderly woman is in the hospital this morning after a bullet flew through her bedroom window and struck her in the leg. police were called in southwest philadelphia around midnight. they found the victim with a gunshot wound to her knee. she was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> 5:02 and this is the sound you're hearing this morning. this is just a few hours ago around lincoln drive and westmont ary. nbc 10's matt delucia is checking on the storm damage in de

new jersey turnpike. better news in washington township they just reopened 47 delsea drive, downed tree there. that's been cleared out. >> president trump co-sign his new tariff proclamation today. the 25% for imported steel and 10% for aluminum not sitting well with members of his own party. 108 members of congress sent letter compressing concerns over the tariff. the trade partnership said the tariff will create 33,000 new jobs in the u.s., but ultimately result in the loss of 146,000 jobs. >>> florida governor rick scott has nod made a decision on whether or not he will sign new gun control legislation in the state. members of the state house passed the bill in response to the school massacre in parkhandle. it raises the -- parkland. it raises the minimum age to buy a gun. it allows faculty and staff to carry guns at school on a voluntary basis. the state senate approved the bill on monday. >>> dwyane wade made a trip to parkland school yesterday. he arranged the visit on his own. the nba star told stu

541 because of the mess an hour to make it from route 73, to up route 541 best bet, use the new jersey turnpikecoot around the mess, get new trenton, central new jersey and good to go. coming out of northeast philly, nothing out of the ordinary, rolling past the camera here, at girard avenue. airy, marshall, chestnut, again the northbound side of route 202 as you head into norristown, so just expect delays, and gridlock at all of the cross streets, and downtown we go live look, broad street overthrew the schuylkill, a combination folks getting into 30th street, and keep in mind, too, the flower show opens up this weekend down here at the convention center will leave us with a lot of extra volume through the weekend, and all of next week. mike and alex back over to you. >> sue talked to you about this weather we will get friday into saturday morning, so steve going down the shore, started in ocean city. >> liz ' see where he is snow. >> just for you, mike. we came to the tip of south jersey, again, or as the out of town weather people like to call it, exterior new jersey, interior, extreme new j

we have a problem though on the new jersey turnpike.pdates for you on that when i come back. >>> well, two weeks ago a fire tore through this building on chestnut street in old city. >> apartments andwi businesses were damaged, some beyond repair. the owners of the little lion has about 80 employees who are now out of work. the owners of mad reck and fish town donated space and beverages for the event. >> i always knew we had a tight-kn tight-knit restaurant community in philadelphia. when its your own restaurant and own employees are the ones that need to be lift up, it means a lot. and people came out in full force, you know. over 100 restaurants are represented here in some way or another. >> right now the future is still uncertain for the little lion. they expect to be closed for at least two months. >>> in montgomery county celebration of the ultimate gift. organ donors were honored yesterday in the king of prussia. they celebrated with friends, family and staff from the region's hospitals. >>> the 76ers will have to wait for their

speed restrictions, too, on the new jersey turnpike. 45 miles per hour on the new jersey turnpike from delaware memorial bridge headed north and southbound to exit a in south brunswick. watch for feed restrictions. even if you don't see restrictions, go slower on the roads -- especially the on and off ramps, as well. >> thank you. >>> protecting yourself after the storm. what you need to be on the lockout for as you begin the -- the lookout for as you begin the cleanup. plus this -- [ screams ] >>> snowstorm teamwork. how a team works to get back on course. >>> billboard battle. the fight heats up. >> come on. >> who's now taking on the sixers. you kidding me? >>> today people are cleaning up and getting back to work and school following yesterday's winter storm. storm force 10 is driving along mitchell street in roxboro. you see how much snow there is. they plowed the middle of the road. the first alert continues through 7:00 this morning. watch for icy spots or snow-packed roads as you head out the door this morning. >>> and here's a live look at i-95 in south philadelphia. >> much d

and in gloucester county these are the ramps connecting 322 with the new jersey turnpike, multiple truck issues. jackknifed truck and mass transit issues with the cynwyd lines that remain stopped as well as the new jersey transit buses. >> thank you matt. >>> meantime a notoriously tricky spot when it snows is along city avenue in bala cynwyd. we were there when the septa bus tried to gain traction. and lots of cars got stuck in the area and luckily a good samaritan was around. >>> trish hartman live in bucks county tonight. how are the conditions shaping up tonight? >> reporter: so it's finally starting to lighten up here in plumstead, lets do another measurement though. last time we were at 13 inches and now we'll get again 13 inches, so things are starting to slow down in terms of accumulation as you can probably see, it's still coming down to route 611, we can actually see the road the first time in a couple of hours that has happened. still slushy and slick and the plows are making head way here. even though officials have been urging vehicles to stay off the roads, and that include

reports so far but we had an accident in franklin, new jersey that has been cleared and speed restrictions they are in place from the bridge, new jersey turnpike 495 so all these we will talk more about this coming up, rahel and jim back you. >>> philadelphia to the north and west could see a foot of snow thanks to the winter weather. >> "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is touring main line earlier in paoli with a mini snow man and now live in wayne, how are things looking there. >> reporter: not too bad but we had to leave behind our lovely little snow man with pretzel mouth and twig hands yeah. don't worry, we will make another one. we will survive this snowstorm today. jim and rahel along route 30 outside of my favorite place of all time whole foods but as we drove that three and a half to 4 miles from where we were earlier in pay yell there i was in one outside on the roadways and for good reasons because weather's in the great but red ways are in perfect conditions, pristine condition out here along the main line so that is not a problem and as we drove to this area this morning from philadelphia, using the schuylkill expressway and

speed restrictions on the new jersey turnpike down to 45 miles per hour in both directions north and south from the delaware memorial bridge to exit 8a in south brunswick. back to you. >>> free ride. why one man's drunk uber journey is getting paid for. >>> going green. why one group isn't letting snow stand in the way of their tradition. >>> wilmington is getting a jump on the preparations for the annual st. patrick's day parade. >> despite the snow, the irish culture club of delaware will paint the traditional green stripe down king street today instead of tomorrow. the city says the group rescheduled the stripe-painting ceremony because of tomorrow's memorial service for wilmington police captain steven misseptic. it's set for saturday at noon. >>> now to the gloucester man who got drunk in west virginia and mistakenly ordered a $1,600, u-- the $6,600 uber ride. they will not charge him because they're happy he didn't drive while unsafe. the money instead will go to mothers against drunk driving. >>> today a star of the "star wars" films will get his star. mark hamill will be in c

new jersey turnpike 25. 495 is back to 55. it was 45.n the world of septa, yikes, this is a lot of information so just make sure to check those schedules than line market frankford line at broad street subways they are running for 24 hours every 20 minutes and this is your best, option. regional rails, obviously severe storm schedule in effect which is saturday schedule, enhanced wilmington/ newark norristown high speed line running every 20 minutes, some buses will be detoured and limited cct services. now, as we all know penndot crews have been outside on the roads for several hours now and my friend, iana williams is joining us for more on their effort. good morning, how are you. >> good morning, how are you. >> i'm doing well. of course, i'm inside, not outside driving on the roadway so what are crews doing to keep everyone safe. >> crews are currently out spreading salt. we have had crews out and on stand by since 8:00 p.m. last night. of course once we start to get that accumulation on the road they start picking up snow. we are ju

even see the skyline and all of the speeds reduced not only on the bridges but also on the new jersey turnpike, over to new jersey we go, downed wires, right at route 73, and route 130, in pennsauken, right near the old pennsauken mart there. so some of the on and off-ramps are blocked. we've got new jersey crew headed out that way to kind of pick up the wires and get those ramps back open. an accident down in delaware, and an example for the folks down here in middletown, route 301, right at old school house road. i think we're if good shape. they prepped ahead. the schools closed. businesses are closing. they heeded the warnings unlike the last time where they thought they were going to try to get everybody in and then change the game plan at around 5:00 or 6:00. again, we have our school closings across the bottom of the screen. if you have got to go out here is the dealment septa regional rails running on saturday schedule, no service on the kin win line. delays and concellations likely. heavy wet snow will do a job, do a number on those overhead power lines. as the best work horses, the m

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you're good to majors like i-95one 5ouhiomngmiss good on 295 and the new jersey turnpike connector as we kick things off on this monday morning. breaking news, auring a robbery in north philadelphia. this is video just in from the 2900 block of north 5th street. the 16-year-old girl was shot three times is in serious but stable condition. the woman was grazed tpoce are lng f wh f m >>> let shattered an apartment window in southwest philadelphia hitting a 72-year-old woman who was laying in her bed. the shooting happened on the 7100 brandt place. the victim is in stable condition with a gunshot wound to the knee. the police are talking to her 38-year-old son who was open at the time. >>> developing overnight a downed tree and wires trapped aou're the40 blockted.usandsfthaowd t power lines road, delaware county, a working to cut up a tree just as driving down the treat. many schools are closing, they are scrolling at the bottom of the screen today. >>> bill cosby will be in court other him inomen who ishru abusinsby's retooled defenseeam is led by former michael jackson lawyer. happenin

we have debris bing ck southbound turnpike near exit 5 on the new jersey turnpike. right cthere. >> a firefighter was injured in bucks county when his team was forced to retreat from a burning home. bob brooks is live from the scene in feasterville. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, matt we'll start off with the good news, according to fire officials the firefighter is expected to be okay. suffering injuries after falling through the first floor of the home on henrynue. scene cleared up. i want to bring up a video about an hour ago. you can see the scene very much so active at that point. we're told the fire broke out at 2:00 a.m., the crews rushed in and the floor collapsed. we're told the firefighter a young firefighter went through the first floor, it collapsed. he was pulled out, the may day call was made, they rushed him to the hospital. good news from the fire marshal on their status. >> reporter: he was transported to the office by southampton rescue squad. when he left the scene he was awake an conscious. >> was he 20 years old? >> i don't know h

a who bunch of downed trees, can he keller road and mechanicsville road is blocked. 295 and new jersey turnpike look fine this morning. once you get on the secondary roads, issues like the fort dix access highway, traffic lights out there. mount laurel, trees blocking elbow lane. church road is blocked by tam o' shatno road. >> well, philadelphia police have arrested a driver suspected of hitting a mother and two children on the sidewalk and running off. it happened in the city's mayfair section on tuesday night. the crash pinned 3-year-old violet crosby under the striking car. joe leoni was on the way to the 7-eleven when he heard the scream. >> she was under the car. >> we took outline you're a power to lift the car and moved it back. >> reporter: you can see how upsetting it was to be in the situation. >> police arrested 31-year-old zachary lauer. vial jovanni oyola -- violet is in critical condition. >>> a teen showed up in victorville driving an suv with flashing lights and waring a sheriff's uniform, he is 14 years old. he pulled a woman over and gave her a warning before letting her go.

moving into new jersey, this is route 42 with the new jersey turnpike. if you go just north of where our cameras are to route 55, it will only take you about five or six minutes to go between route 50 phi and the walt wittman bridge. 42 looking pretty good, so is 295 as is the new jersey turnpike. back to you. >>> up next, cold war renewed? the revelation from russian president vladimir putin is causing concern across the globe. plus, new gun rules. a new retail grient is tightening the rules on who can buy firearms. >>> a major coastal storm is on the way and i'll let you know when we can see the biggest impact from the damaging winds, heavy rain, and who could see snow out of this system. that's next. >>> a nuclear admission from russia. president vladimir putin says his country has developed a new array of nuclear capable weapons, include an intercontinental ballistic missile. he claims it rendered them useless. as we report, the revelation is raising concerns about the potential for a new 21st century arms race. >> russia this morning is flexing its

over in new jersey, new jersey declared state of emergency, so keep that in mind, as you plan your trips today. the new jersey turnpikeup and down, as a speed restriction, but i don't understand they have a state of emergency, but the mouth laurel school distrit has half day of school. then parent teacher conferences. i don't understands a state of emergency but giving the kids an opportunity to go to school and the parent out there for the parent teacher conferences, mike and alex being back over to you. would you like to go to my parent teacher conference? >> i got you covered. >> they make a different decision later this morning. >> possibly like around 11:00 a.m., so watch for that. okay, so, we would ask for pictures of you just relaxing because there is not much snow to table pictures of, that's what everybody else do. oh, who? >> denise t says cooking breakfast, why don't you stop in. >> here is the thing, den eels. we can't. we are sitting here until about 2:00 in the afternoon. here was the idea, even though i thank you for the pictures. >> what are the squares? >> sausage? >> scrap snell. >> oh, it looks lik

here's a new accident on the new jersey turnpike, northbound approaching heights town that's exit 8 the inner roadway is blocked, another accident that popped up in delaware, i-95 northbound in new castle, 4955 jackknifed tractor-trailer blocking two lanes, it's the second jack knifed tractor-trailer already this morning, giving you the idea it's not a great commute. flashing lights, 309 northbound past welsh road, police on the scene. this causing slowing on this wet morning. northeast philly, we have malfunctioning traffic lights at warbech avenue at the boulevard. >>> jersey shore is expecting to see beach erosion from the storm. bob brooks is live in atlantic city good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, matt, i don't envy gray hall i know he is getting soaked. it's not too bad. we're getting a slight mist down here, the winds are calm. one thing i have noticed as we get closer to high tide, the waves are coming up a little bit behind us here, you can see they are starting to go over top of the rocks down here, that's pretty much the most significant thing we've seen. i want to

there's a vehicle off the road on the southbound side of the new jersey turnpike just after exit 5 and off into the shoulder it's only blocking that shoulder lane. so for now all the traffic is getting by. if you're a little nervous you can take 295 but i don't think you need to. >>> paycheck change. why you may not be aware of the switch in the amount of money you take home. >>> wall street worries. the impact it could have. >>> young victims of the epidemic. how children are being impacted by the growing opioid problems across our country. - honey, look what we got! - [narrator] going big (yelling) isn't always best. unless it's a aaa plus membership. get 100 towing miles and free emergency gas delivery. aaa. go ahead. >>> 4:24 right now. today in washington israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu getting a warm welcome from president trump. back home in israel netanyahu is battling corruption allegations. >>> investors will focus on wall street later this morning after prum's hint of a trade war led to a wild ride for stocks on friday. >> yeah, the markets responded to the preside

route 73, new jersey turnpike southbound, near burlington mt. holly, right lane compromised there, rahel, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. we begin this morning with breaking news, fhurt we battlinn bucks count. >> i anita o live in feasterville to bring us up-to-date. good morning, anita. >> good morning, still very active scene out here, after a fire broke out just before 3:00 this morning. this is on henry avenue off of bridge town pike here in fees ill err ville in bucks county. firefighters riched here about 75 personnel, fire marshall bill says a firefighter did fall from the second floor down through to the first floor after battling these flames. right now it is under control. they are working to put out hot spots now. and luckily, the fire marshall says no one was inch inside this home at the time. >> we have one firefighter fall through the floor. he is currently at st. mary being evaluated. just at the initial stages of the fire, looks like there was numerous areas where there was a fire that started, currently they're about the g ou

new jersey and delaware. i want to start things off with a closer look at the new jersey turnpike. we're seeing a car fire. so this is affecting traffic headed northbound. it's just south of exit 8a. it's on the inner drive. it is slowing things up a bit. i'll let you know when it clears. but the 295 and 42 freeway are looking good as is the garden state parkway. this is the schuylkill expressway at girard avenue and drive times are looking good despite some of the ponding we're seeing. >>> costs and challenges. why railroads say they're struggling to install a lifesaving system on the rails before a deadline. >>> picking up patients. we want to tell you how you soon can get a ride to the doctor for free. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much y

first i want to show this one in new jersey just popped up. new jersey turnpike route 33, right lane, the inner roadway right now, is blocked. back over to you. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news," our toff raj of the nor'easter kins and we'll check in with the conditions at the shore. >> we aren't the only ones bracing for the storm, how residents in new england are also getting red. >> i what some of hollywood's biggest stars will be dining on after the academy awards sunday. back at the top of the hour. right now, comcast business is doubling your internet speed so you can download large files faster and power more employees on more devices all for a new low price. what does that equal? our best internet offer ever. you do the math. because for a limited time, you'll pay the 75 mbps price and get 150 mbps internet. so, double your speed and save today. that's speed on sale up to 1 gig. act now to get on america's largest gig-speed network. call today. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> as you're waking up, a nor'easter bearing

. >> there's a vehicle off the road on the southbound side of the new jersey turnpike just near exitght lane blocked there. and again that's right near route 541. you can get by the scene for you. if you're feeling a little nervous you can always take 295. but i think you'll be able to get by just fine. mass transit doing okay. 15 minute delays for the north for high-speed line trolleys. and also thorndale outbound service dealing with some delays. >>> coming up, reunited. >> and it feels so good. >> i knew you knew the words to that. how a storm separated the pets and owners and how they all came together again. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you right now with a check on the roads. we're starting things off. a good drive out there so far at least on those north and southbound sides. we're approaching the beginnings of the early morning rush. so i'll have updates for you and drive times when i come back. >>> two weeks ago this fire tore through a building in chestnut city. >> apartments and buildings were damaged beyond repair. they held a fund-raiser for its emp

restrictionness place, take a look, of course, bridges are dropping down to 25 miles per hour, new jersey turnpike, 45 miles an hour, 495, else 45 miln the world of the mass transit take a look at september, this is a lot of information we will be covering it as we go through morning, check those schedules on line, jim and rahel, back over to you. >>> if you can good idea to stay home today but if you have to drive expect dangerous driving conditions. >> jan carabao is live with the look at the roads, good morning. >> where are you now. >> we're in rhawnhurst right now it has taken us from center city philadelphia to the great northeast where we are trying to make our way to bucks county and check out road conditions, and for the most part it is not looking too bad, i necessity weather will only intensify and road conditions are going to deteriorate but i suppose the good news, silver lining is if you have to get up early and get out and maybe get back home, at lee traveling conditions right now aren't too bad at all checking with my photographer driving mobile weather watchers and he says in the

the 42 freeway, 295, the new jersey turnpike, everything is looking good right now. fingers crossed. i do want to take another look at the pennsylvania turnpike. drive times are still looking good despite new information we got there was a crash between fort washington and norristown. >>> let's take a look at the conditions outside right now. brit 19 just said heavy rain over philadelphia right now, and then we'll really be watching for the wind, which we usually see the flag there. >> randy, tell us how things are looking there in center city. >> reporter: yeah, the rain continues to fall. it's been falling for hours now. a mix between some heavy, a bit lighter right now. but we're keeping an eye above us, on the trees here in rittenhouse square. that expected heavy wind also causing concern for the many construction crews working in and around town. the city has been warning construction company tuesday secure their sites because equipment, scaffolder, fencing, all that could go flying later today and tomorrow. some crews already scaling back. we also caught up wit

. >> reporter: we're on the new jersey turnpike heading north. the snow has been light for the last several hours. we're seeing wet roads right now. but this will be a different scene by mid-morning, as the storm strengthens over the atlantic. we could see wind gusts up to 5 miles per hour and snowfall rates one to three inches per hour. it will be very difficult to be on the roads. hoda? >> dylan, be careful. thanks. >>> at the airports, the flight cancellations and delays are adding up quickly. tom costello covers aviation for us. he's at la guardia for us in new york city. it cannot be a pretty sight will. >> reporter: it's not bad yet. but as they mentioned, through the day, it could get bad. right now, it's wet tarmacs. we don't want a repeat of last week when 3,000 flights are canceled. here's where we stand right now. 2,000 flights canceled for today. and we have so far, about 100 delays according to flight aware. but we're looking at the most affected airport, as you would expect, in the storm zone. newark, 43% of flights canceled there.

. >> we are on the new jersey turnpike now heading north. snow has been light for the last several hours. we're just seeing wet roads for right now, but this will be a totally different scene by mid morning. as the storm strengthens over the atlantic, as al mentioned, we could see wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour and at times snowfall rates of one to three inches per hour. it's going to be very difficult to even be on the road. hoda? >> dylan, be careful. >>> at the airports, the flight cancellations and delays are adding up quickly. nbc's tom costello is at laguardia covering aviation. it cannot be a pretty sight there. >> well it's not bad yet. but the concern is as dylan and al mentioned, through the day this could get bad. right now it's just wet tarmacs, the concern is we don't want a repeat of last week when 3,000 flights were canceled. right now, nationwide 2,000 flights canceled for today. and so far, about 100 delays according to flight aware. however, we're now looking at the most affected airports as you would expect in the stor

new jersey roads. it's a dark view, but this is good. we aren't seeing too many headlights or taillights. route 42 at the new jersey turnpike. northbound, about a five-minute drive between route 55 and the walt whitman bridge. >>> the inside job caught on camera and how a woman pulled it off. >>> looking ahead. the tough decisions coming to the eagles next season and whyr. >>> leaders at a church in the poconos urged people to show up with rifles. >> the unification sanctuary called followers to bring the weapons to be blessed yesterday. the group believes the ar-15 is not a weapon of destruction but a tool of peace mentioned in the new testament. amidst the constant stream of those coming for a blessing, the ceremony also saw protests. >> i should be able to protect my family and community. i don't think there's anything wrong with it being used for that. >> sanctioning and blessing assault weapons is preposterous. >> organizers said the ceremony had nothing to do with the school shooting in florida. >>> in muse making headlines county by county -- >> we begin in lehigh county. police hope new clues will help solve a deadly

new jersey turnpike 45 miles an hours and all of the other restrictions we were talking about yesterday, the good news , those have lifted, guys, back over to you. >>> incredible video shows a transformer explosion in croyden bucks county. twitter user posted this with well, if anyone is wondering why croyden lost power. >> bucks county is among the hardest hit by the winter storm. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is in richboro where people are waking up in the dark, good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morning. if you are keeping track at home you will remember at 43,030th i said peco's working around the clock to restore power. come 5:00 that number dropped to 46,000 customers, and now the number has dropped a little bit more to just over 46,000, customers, here in bucks county, alone. thinks hardest hit area for peco in the philadelphia suburbs and it is becoming frustrating for people still waking up in the dark because many of them have been in the dark since last friday's nor'easter. lets take a live look behind me on the scene, at bustleton pike and tanyard

snow seems to be more and more lockley as time guess on from new york city down to new jersey turnpike four to eight inches even more than that. double-digit snowfall on the tables to the northwest and along the coast, is going to be tricky because we go from rain to snow at some point then the exact crack in temperatures will dictate how much snow we seek. now i know what else you are thinking. the wind and the coastal flooding threat. the good news is less than what we saw from fry did's nor'easter but still wind gusts of maybe 4 miles per hour inland and 50 miles per hour listening the coast and the worst-case scenario. bill? bill: thank you, dan. a guest bo knows a little bit about how to help us keep the light on during the next storm. he has some ideas the name is adam and with green irbe design. welcome to "chasing news." adam, are pushing this idea called microgrid and i understand there is an example of this a ath princeton university. the question is. how do the rest of us pay for this? >> how do we pay for the things. i think it begins with a question of business as up, righ

it's really coming down good in berlin, not the case in cherry hill but in glassboro, on the new jersey turnpikeear woodstown. so watching those bands really intensify south of the city right now. and through the morning, mostly slushy roads north and west and south and east many of the roads are wet but in those intense bands that we saw they're getting slushy as well. it's all getting worse, though, in the afternoon and that's what you got to watch for, the heavy wet snow, the gusty winds. we're going to talk about the latest thinking of this and where the heaviest snow is falling coming up in a few minutes matt. >> basically we want everybody to be back in their homes by 9:00 or 10:00 this morning if you can be. that's when you want to hunkerdown and plan to not head out for the rest of the day. if you have to head out right now though we're looking okay for the most part on the highways. like 422 headlights coming eastbound on a wet road surface. schuylkill expressway off 422, this is the scene in king of prussia and again it's very wet. the crews are waiting in the ready here on the eastbou

no issues on 295 or the new jersey turnpike. in delaware some issues though. a crash still closing 301. cedar lane road or route one can get you around it and some flooding along old state road. on the mass transit front we've got abnormal schedules today. septa regional rails running on a saturday schedule. norristown high speedline running every 20 minutes but they're saying:f< expect delays. patco on a snow emergency schedule so those times are going to be a little different than normal, karen. >> when we look at this temperature profile we could see we're at or above freezing everywhere right now and likely staying that way. it looks like we'll stay in the low to potentially mid 30's through the day. so right now a lot of snow is melting but that's not going to be the case later on as the snow intensifies and comes down heavily and kind of brings down its own cold air. we are concerned about how power outages -- more power outages. places like delaware county who already got hit so hard with this. snowfall rates of one to 2 inches per hour. thundersnow is

boulevard northbound at whitaker avenue, some of the lanes are blocked, and also another accident, new jersey turnpike northbound before route 33, the right lane, the inner roadway blocked. then we have an accident, in delaware, jackknife tractor-trailer, sounds like there might and fuel spill here. now, as well, 95 northbound at 495 north, three lanes are blocked here, and i can guarantee you this, this is going to get very busy, very quickly, jim, back over to you >> thank you, with mother nature beginning to hammer the jersey shore, some of the shore resort towns are trying to protect some of the beaches >> also pro ticking themselves and their property. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, live in brigantine, trang, good morning. >> hey, good morning, rahel, jim. right now just getting the light mist rain that's been on and off for about an hour now, we call this, i guess, the calm before the storm. but take a look, right at the brigantine satisfy wall. see the beech just comes right up to the satisfy wall. now, just moment ago, i don't know if you can see it but one of the pieces of heavy equipme

that right over new jersey turnpike. we will flip this over. this shows us the snowfall rates. it is amazing. very rare we get snow at a rate of 3 inches per hour, just sitting over the heart of the city, 2 inches per hour, over blue route near media then note that is western spring. that is where that sharp drop off, with this snow, only half inch per hour, really shutting down in chester county, parts of the berks county. let's flip this back over and show you what i'm talking about as far as that snow. see how finally we are seeing that back edge of the heavy snow working to the east, parts of the chester county, berks county, everything is really winding down, quakertown you are in some light snow, in the really accumulating at this point you can see how that is beginning, to push to thee. so that is an indication that storm system is starting to lift out, zooming in, now across south jersey we do have some pockets of heavier amounts of snow. we have a little bit of mixing but right along beach but quick turn over when you we get dynamic cooling pulling down cold air in the

also in new jersey we had a vehicle runoff the road a little earlier on the new jersey turnpike southbound side. you can still get by. you don't need an alternate there, but if you want you can take 295. >>> winners, losers and the push for transformative change. >> up next we relive the biggest oscar moments and two words that actress frances mcdor-mind hopes. it's time, america. there's work to be done. it's not going to be easy. but there's grit inside of you. and if you need extra motivation, the grad fund at strayer university can help push you forward. because up to your last year of classes could be on us. that's right. on. us. today is the day. strayer university. let's get it. >>> today a philadelphia community will come together to remember a hero killed in the line of duty. a vigil will be held for sergeant robert wilson iii. the officer was killed in a shootout at a game stop on march 5, 2015. >>> and the parkland students and their community are getting a dose of compassion from the flyers on their road trip. >> they invited the stoneman douglas hockey team to the game. you ca

a salt truck was overturned on the new jersey turnpike. ia, commercial trucks are banned from a couple interstates. and in new york state, tractor trailers banned on parts of the through-way. tens of thousands were without power in the northeast cordon. repair crews were literally racing against the clock to get the work done before this storm hit. at this hour, we're told 90,000 people in new york, pennsylvania and new jersey are now without power. in connecticut, the governor there said that state workers can leave worker live. in new york, the governors of new york and new jersey, i should say, have both declared states of emergency in order to make federal funds more accessible. now, last week's storm caused a significant amount of flooding, especially along coastal areas. the good news now, this storm is not causing as much flooding. we're also told that the winds are not hurricane force but in places like cape cod, we have seen gusts up to 60 miles an hour. trace, for those counting, 13 days now until spring. >> trace: david lee mille

. >> also, i remember where i was specifically driving on the new jersey turnpike just past newark airport, and i don't like to brag, when i heard the news that sheriff joe arpaio was getting pardoned. and remember how many of us thought that was kind of a potential bellwether, maybe a little signal. >> absolutely. and there was a lot of recoiling in the legal community about just that, brian. fear that the president had overstepped. because remember, the difference there was that the sheriff was accused of contempt of a federal order. and was it appropriate for a president to step in with his, you know, very expansive pardon power, but ultimately limited. and to make that kind of gesture for somebody who was snubbing the entire federal government and a court order. >> jeremy bash, among your bona fides i did not mention harvard-educated lawyer which is the side of you we desperately need in this conversation. as i understand the law, which isn't saying much, it's not illegal to mention in conversation a pardon per se. it being the most awesome power we grant our presidents. it is illegal,

we're going to start off in new jersey, the new jersey turnpike at route 168. that's our camera here there is a crash just out of our camera view. it took place southbound right at route 168. you'll find the right lane blocked because of that. it's a tractor-trailer issue there. there is a downed tree on route 1. this is bucks county. route 1 southbound, there is a closure because of a downed tree. between 214 and 414, all lanes closed. i'll update that in a few minutes. and lastly, 95 at academy road, a disabled vehicle. a lot coming into our system because of the conditions out there. it's tough to drive. in erin and keith? >> katy, thanks. much more ahead of our coverage of this major winter storm. >> chief meteorologist tamie souza is tracking the storm. which is resome flurry activity off to the west of us. and we still have to deal with maybe thundersnow in south jersey. but what comes next is going to make for a messy morning commute. well will talk than and why when i come back. >>> i've steven fisher live in easton where yes, it is still snowing. but n

laurel road goes over the new jersey turnpike. affic zooming by, see some lights going through the trees, and that's the jersey turnpike, and that's the only place you'll see some lights as they flutter through the trees, so you can see how busy the turnpike; to the left of us, the library won't be used and the schools are closed. updates from the local police department, and bob the roads are a mess. just here in this town alone, church road shutdown, around country club parkway. hartford road between marne highway and the entrance to the college, wires down blocking the road, that road is closed. elbow lane, another main drag through town, closed. so, the wires are down, and the guys that fixed them are so busy, they're not going to get to the wires for awhile, which means power is not going to be restored for awhile. and you can bet they want to get to everybody as fast as possible, but utter devestation that people may not be waking to up but up all night trying to figure out how to stay warm in the air. sue serio it, may be ab

and take a look at this new jersey turnpike southbound near burlington mt. holly.im, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. unbelievable stroke of luck during this weekend's storms in massachusetts, jeep parked in a driveway is all that stand between large tree and a house. glenn watson drove over to his mom's house, to help her through the heavy storm. and parked in the driveway like always does turns out that this casino every helped his mom needed. >> actually in line with the corner of the house, and where my family was, they could have been seriously injured or killed. >> if that wasn't there i wouldn't be here. >> hasn't been able to reach his insurance company yet but hoping he'll only need a new fenner. >> i think we can agree, small price, and glad his mom is okay. >> production underway in houston, for the first movie based on hurricane half. focusin survivors, dozens of extrait behind the scenes. >> outside southeaouston, cameras rolling. >> the instinct for harvey film to make it a thriller all about the water and about people fighting through the

new jersey turnpike at exit number four we have water on the roadways, heavy rains coming down and wel talk with that with sue serio coming in 15 seconds >>> we told you yesterday, how complicated this storm is, it is proving to be, exactly that the le pressure is park off shore, and coastal storm, and we are seeing a wrap around moisture pretty huge storm too and temperature, changing the type of precipitation, colder air from the north is being wrapped into this storm so there are a few places in chester county and lancaster county where we are seeing white on ultimate doppler radar and then change over happening in the pocono mountains from rain to snow, and that is supposed to stick throughout the day-to-day, accumulations, 6 inches or more up there for us, burlington county with a few heavy downpours there, a few dry slots. not much rain happening at the shore just yet. as we look in the future cast we will see that line of colder air starting to move further south and that makes it such a interesting forecast , how much of it will be snow when it makes it to the ground will we g

stick to the new jersey turnpike instead because you're jammed from delran to 541.watch for the slow go. overall travel time i-95 southbound from woodhaven to the vine, 35 minute scram. schuylkill expressway average delays slow, but not horrible. 11 minute ride between oaks and 202. >> coastline storm on the approach, let's get an update with meteorologist david murphy. cloudy skies temperatures 46 degrees in philadelphia. 42 in i allentown. this afternoon 58 degrees is the high, clouds in place all the way, though. this afternoon rain arrives rain could be heavy at times tonight and overnight. tomorrow an act -- accuweather alert, we have strong gusty winds and at times rain and changeover to wet snow. mostly grassy accumulation, the farther north you go the more careful you have to be about slushy roads. for the weekend saturday and sunday chilly, 46 saturday, 47 sunday brisk but at least the weekend sue dry, that will be the first time in 6 weeks that we've had a dry weekend. union home opener at home new additions to the squad that look good but you have to bund

jersey this morning. there's a new one in cherry hill involving a pedestrian along deer road at cuthbert road. black horse pike at the new jersey turnpikete word avenue crash there. off ramp to airport road pushed off to the side. speeds improving there. >> thanks matt. florida state senate narrowly passed a bill that would create restrictions on rifle sales and allow some teachers to carry guns to school in the state that suffered one of the worst mass school shootings in the nation's history last month. the bill would also raise the age to buy a firearm from 18 to 21 years old. and ban bump stocks. the legislation goes to the statehouse later this week where its chances are less than certain. >> a billionaire turned explorer discovered the missing wreck of a world war ii carrier. microsoft cofounder paul allen's research ship found the u.s.s. lexington 500 miles off the eastern coast of australia the lexington was one of the first u.s. aircraft carriers ever built. 216 crew members died when multiple torpedoes and bombs sank that ship on may eight, 1942. >> let's get a preview of "good morning america." >> robin roberts joins us with

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not the shell corporation was actually punished by new jersey states which refuse to allow them to operate service stations on the new jersey turnpike and that was as late as 1991. this boycott is one of the israeli state israeli companies and international companies that are participating in israel violation of palestinian rights. you can see here some of the corporations that have been targeted over the past ten years and caterpillar is one that i haven't pictured here but has been prominently featured in boycott campaigns. that's right. hewlett-packard is featured here and has been a major part of campaigns recently. i'm going to start with few cases one of which is an israeli businessman who fourth magazine described as the king of diamonds has funded and built israeli settlements and a campaign targeting him sought unicef, oxfam, the uk government and celebrities all distance themselves from him. he was hit with divestment by one of the largest investment banks in the world, blackrock. the norwegian pension fund in others. his company which after only three years of campaigning against them announced they were no longer involve

>> we're going to the new jersey turnpike. the roads are wet. into north carolina, we're looking at snow. here, the impact we're expecting for today. we look for heavy snow, today into tonight. philadelphia, 5 to 9. 6 to 10, new york. h hartford, 5 to 8. boston, 6 to 10 inch of snow. and wind gusts through today, 20 to 30-mile-per-hour wind gusts all the way up to boston, where it could get up to 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts. and coastal flooding, mild to moderate flooding threat. the strongest risk will be during high tides today and tomorrow. out west, rain and snow today through tomorrow. a flood threat for the burn scar areas and a few feet of snow added to the sierra. areas willo 7 inches of rain. savannah? >> al, thank you so much. >>> the director of the fbi indicated tuesday he is satisfied politics did not play a role in the firing of former deputy director andrew mccabe. christoph christopher rey talked about it in an interview with pete williams. >> i'm committed to doing things by the book. that has to extend not just to our investigat

able to run statistics saturday afternoon which is what i was doing on my drive up here on the new jersey turnpikepecific to the young voters who might have actually been registering to vote for the first time? at one of these marches? because what i find so interesting is with every event, they really are trying to tie in a voter registration component but we know a lot of the time the youth vote just still isn't going to come. so what about the motivations of the younger voters that you saw? >> well, i don't really know specifically about the motivations around the younger voters. i know the motivations across the board were lower than the women's march in 2018. which i talked about here in january. one of the reasons i think that we can understand this is i think that the people who came out this time, i think it was a much bigger crowd, first of all, i mean, it was huge, and amazingly impressive. but to have such a huge crowd, you end up with all these new people who have not been as politically engaged. while civil engagement levels were consistent from the women's march 2018, when we look at