sky six live camera, bouncing up and down over the boardwalk, of atlantic city. this will make the situation at the shore that much more difficult, both in atlantic county and up in ocean county the wind is going to make this snow, that much more uncomfortable and drift it, which is where it will be heavy like in ocean county that will be even more problematic, then it would be without, the wind. new there is no shortage have of salt around for this storm, the dirt, the snow, this winter has left big supplies of will salt in the hand of transportation agencies across the tri-state area. that would be include penndot. live at penndot yard in norristownon news" reporter sharrie williams. sharrie, what is the situation there. >> reporter: situation here, jimmies load up and get out again. it is happening again right now as we speak. this truck just pulled in a moment ago to load up with more salt and then get out to its destination. pen did the telling us that it has brought in crews from the north and western part of the state to be here in our area because what we

winds of change in atlantic city. it's still the golden goose of the garden state, at least according to its mayor and city council. >> it's been a tough road and atlantic city has really had a bum rap. >> reporter: he says that image, one of shuttered casinos and deep debt is behind them. tonight council voted to endorse a drastic recovery plan one they'll soon be submitting to the states. >> atlantic city has been broken, so we are looking for some support from the state in certain aspects. at the same time people believe we should have our sovereignty. >> i'm not happy about that. >> reporter: though who loses their jobs remains the question. >> we want to see who's doing what where and make sure there's no duplication of services. >> reporter: meantime the state is considering several proposals, among them allowing casinos to make reduced payments instead of property taxes for 15 years. atlantic city is also concerned about a newly proposed state overseer hoping the state uses this newly endorsed financial plan. >>

for now we're live in atlantic city. e i'm matt delucia "nbc 10 news." >>> people in wildwood won't be digging out of snow this morning. they'll be dealing with this flooding. high tide. as often happens, the high tide pushed into wilewood. in cape may, not many snowflakes falling. i don't see a one looking at beach avenue. it will fall there soon but maybe a cup pouple of inches there. back in philadelphia pretty impressive weather we're seeing in center city coming down very steadily in this video near the museum of art you see in the background there. our first team alert coverage continues with katy zachry. katy, what are the roads like? >> reporter: hi chris. we're in the downtown area of philadelphia. we're crossing over lombard street. the wind has died down a bit and the flakes are not falling like they were. you can see some of the side streets and the smaller streets in center city you're going to see are not plowed. now, you'll notice there are cars on either side of us. that's because this is not a snow emerg

throughout atlantic city we've seen mostly wet roads, but i've been talking with crews from atlantic city and also the new jersey didn't of tranceepartment of transportation. they've got crews on the road cleaning up. if that travel ban is lifted, then everything should be cleared up. at this point, the work continues because the snow continues to fall. for livenow we're live in atlantic city. >> thank you, matt. people in mercer county are waking up to snow-covered streets. jesse gary is live where snowfall has been steady. jesse, at last check there was a snowplow that came by and you can see blacktop, is that right? >> reporter: yes. continuing to plow. blacktop and salt on top of that and it's melted any remaining snow. so that's wet pavement. you talk about the snow continuing to fall. so this is an area that has not been plowed so this should be a pretty good indicator. it's about an inch and a half going on two inches of snow that's been falling. it's blowing because of the wind but the roads are clear. the travel ban is still in effect. unless you have an emergency reason out

, towards atlantic city. but the drive from philadelphia down here was not bad at all. now, over in pennsylvania, pen doth told us that they would be watching the roads throughout the day today and make a decision on how to get a handle on the next storm, as it comes, later tonight. most of the salting and plow crews are getting some rest ahead of the clipper system that we're expecting. and we do have plenty of salt that is still out on many of the roads. and that will help until the snow begins to fall. of course, some of the side streets are experiencing some difficulty as well. as we look live once again out here in this parking lot you can see a lot of that moisture still remains out here in this parking lot. and along the surface street that we've been coming down all morning. and they've got the salt out here right now and icing is definitely a concern. right now, we're hovering around the freezing mark but so far, not really seeing any slippery conditions at this point. live along the atlantic city ex

ted greenberg is live in atlantic city. ted? eporter: jackie and keith, the city is hardly out of the woods in dealing with its financial crisis but the mayor believes the stars are finally aligning here for the first time in a very long time. you won't see this missing stretch of boardwalk in any tourism ads, but atlantic city mayor don guardian says 2015 is the year when work will begin to reconnect the rest of the resort's wooden way with historic gardner's base irn and a tucked away area also slated to undergo a massive expansion. >> this is going to be the answer in atlantic city to what baltimore has in the inner harbor. >> those are among the big non-casino projects that guardian touted to hundreds of business leaders today in his unofficial state of the city address. the resort must continue to drastically cut expenses to stabilize its finances but the mayor says after four casino closings in 2014, the healing is about to begin. >> things have really changed and it's only going to change because we're all working together

our totals with our snowfall 15 to 20 inches a possibility for atlantic city stretching in beach havenmost of burlington county. 10 to 15 expected in ocean city parts of wildwood and cape may. further out west 6 to 8 inches because the system will intensify off the shore. so most of our locations that are closer to the shore here central new jersey that's where we'll see the bull's eye of the system. a closer look at the poconos, lehigh valley it will linger into your monday morning commute and your monday evening commute. by tuesday we are going to start to see the system clearing up. how much snowfall? it really takes a range. but you will notice again, the lesser amounts will be to the west here. so as we track to the east i'll show you 5 to 8 inches expected for parts of redding. 8 to 12 in pottstown. 12 to 15 in quakertown. 15 to 20 inches possible to the south of doylestown. this will be a big range but a significant snowstorm. the i-95 corridor. light snow moving into the morning hours. lingering into the morning commute. same thing for the evening commute. this is still snow co

feels like 33 in atlantic city right now. as we go through tonight, numbers keep dropping. skies stay mostly clear. we do stay dry. if you're heading out this evening, bundle up. 7:00 p.m., upper 30s in philadelphia. 9:00 p.m. mid 30s. 11:00 p.m. not as windy but still cold 34 degrees. i'm tracking rain as we go into the weekend. i'll show you the timing of that coming up. ♪ >>> ringing in the new year with big changes to a philadelphia tradition. >> i don't like it at all. >> doesn't feel real. that's all. it's not the same. >> not the same because a shortened route, declining membership, and soaring costs took some of the fun out of today's mummers parade for some people. live look right now at the fancy brigade finale going on right now at the pennsylvania convention center. fans can go inside, they can warm up and enjoy the shows put on by the 11 fancy brigade clubs there. elaborate performances with amazing costumes and props as you see there live. organizers say this year's changes needed to happen to keep the decades-old parade alive in the future. nbc 10's randy gyl

ground stop is expected to be lifted any moment now. >> right now, rolling the dice on how to save atlantic city and the city by the sea has lost a third of its casinos and thousands of jobs and now the state is stepping in and some call it a takeover. nbc 10 jersey bureau reporter ted greenberg is live in atlantic city. it's a bold move by governor chris christie. >> reporter: we've been telling you for months about various atlantic city rescue plans crafted by state lawmaker but today the governor said he can't wait any longer. >> you have all these people coming in to oversee them. >> on the streets of atlantic city today concerns that resort leaders have been stripped of their collective voice after governor christie's appointment of an emergency management team to help pull the struggling resort out of the financial crisis. >> we should have some say so. >> using an executive order that some elected leaders call a state takeover as emergency manager and a role over city government and his special council, kevin orr who recently helped the city of detroit. >> the state takeover and the city

the resort has formed the atlantic city sports commission to help bring events to town. nd state are trying to make the town less reliant on gambling revenue. >>> a jersey shore man will no longer face charges after he refused to hands over his video from a crash scene. andrew flinchbaugh was taking video when an officer demanded he hand over his camera. when he refused, the officer charged him with obstructing administration of law. the ocean city prosecutor told us the charge is in the process of being dismissed now. >>> new at 6:00 tonight we talked with teddy pendergrass's widow who vowed to keep the promise she made to the entertainer right before he died. >> you can see ted y at peace. >> reporter: pictures of joan and teddy on their wedding day. so many memories of the love she lost. >> my husband had an amazing smile. my husband loved to laugh. he never wanted from anyone to feel sorry for him. as a matter of fact, if you looked at him we were in a restaurant and you looked at him in a way you felt pity for him, he would put you straight. >> reporter: at the time

light snowfall in atlantic city. seeing the snow continue. at times it gets a little bit heavier in the atlantic city area. meantime in the pocono mountains it's very light. you see a few snowflakes blowing past the camera and that's it. these are the steady winds. you're seeing higher gusts of 20 miles an hour closer to 30 miles an hour in some spots. a cold day ahead. the windchills range from 1 degree in the pocono mountains to 9 in trenton and 17 degrees in wilmington. if you're heading out, the cold may be a bigger battle than the snow. yes, light snow is falling across most of new jersey but look how scattered it is into the lee hiehigh valley. not all of bucks county is seeing the heavy snow. light snow in philadelphia is breaking at times. now in delaware county and portions of montgomery county and it's barely coming down in montgomery county and salem county seeing a break in the snowfall as well. voorhees reporting two inches. ewing has two inches. just over an inch for florence and sick lerville has an irj on the ground. there wil

. >> coming up the man that can take you back to the glory days of atlantic city. his mission is to share the city's rich history. >>> log on to 6abc.com our smart design for desktops tablets and smart phone. >>> general motors has issue yet another recall for 1900 trucks and suvs they were repaired with defective ignition lock activators. the tahoe and suburban are involved. no crashes or injuries are reported. >>> atlantic city is pretty much in crisis mode with five casinos closing in 2014. in the art of aging lisa thomas-laury meets a man that takes us to the glory days. >> ralph hunter was a successful businessman that collected atlantic city memorabilia on the side and now that hobby has become his life. >> to walk through the atlantic city art center is to walk through the 1930s the days of nuky johnson. >> they were able to maintain their own businesses, doctors, lawyers and preachers. >> many could afford the finer things in life like these family portraits commissioned by a bell man. >> back in the days the bell man of the hotel would hire his friends to w

>> another blow to atlantic city looking liver at the struggling casino industry there. one other company has just filed for bankruptcy. >> and unbelievable. water gushing into the sky in northeast philadelphia. >> sometimes do you have look closely to see it. and everybody is kind of blurry. >> this little girl is legally blind, can see, but barely, not holding her back from her dreams of ac olympic gym that is. how she is defying the odds. >> all right. coming up in the trend good day everyone, it is thursday january 15th 2015. >> got to come around to it eventually i'm not coming anywhere. >> flurries, temperatures mostly in the 20's, it is 30 degrees, in philadelphia, windchill of 25, sunrise 7:21, should get to up 38 degrees by the end of the day today milestone, sunset time 5:00. days are starting to get a little bit longer, as we head into the middle of the month of january. >> the area that got blanketed with snow yesterday potential of slippery spots stepping out the front door this morning. getting words of faith al accident that has i-95 closed right now in ho

it's looking pretty impressive moving toward atlantic city. but as far as accumulation not looking for a lot. this is good news. just updated information shows by 6:00 this morning an-inch of accumulation in philadelphia, but as the morning goes on there's the potential for 2 or 3 inches in the trenton area more for toms river. and as this tapers off, you can see 4 inches on the ground. in trenton. 2 inch ostown ground in philadelphia. i've got the seven-day forecast that shows you the cold that's on the way when i come back in ten. >>> at 4:44 this morning we want to get a check of the roads because we know it could be a little bit dicey out there. >> yeah. as you can see, matt was telling us things are slippery. let's see what jillian is seeing through her cameras. >> i'm going to take you for a live look through new jersey. the roads are wet. they have been treated. roads north, they're completely covered. north of new jersey in hoboken outside of jersey city they're seeing a good amount of snow out there. if you're planning on traveling, t

and atlantic city needs all the help it can get. today moody's investor services lowered ac's bond rating by six steps, a day after governor christie appointed an emergency management team to take over the city's finances. nbc10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg went to new york city to find out what's different about this sales pitch for ac. >> reporter: the spin here is all about the positive pushing a message that despite what you've heard, the odds are not stacked against ac. >> atlantic city's had so much negative publicity with the casino closing in the last year that it's done so much damage to our image, more than super storm sandy. >> reporter: this afternoon kicked off a three-day do ac marketing pitch to some 25,000 potential visitors at "the new york times" travel show highlighting what the resort currently has to offer and what's to come. >> we have a billion dollars of investment going on in the next 18 months. >> reporter: atlantic city's set up neighboring delaware and the lehigh valley is among 500 exhibitor

in atlantic city. to keep the gaming halls open tomorrow through the storm if he can. they'll pay special attention to that here on the boardwalk to make access in and out. plausible. also worried about the back bay areas here where they'll get high tied around 1:00 or 2:00 o'clock this morning it may rise as much as 7 feet. they're asking folks in the back bay areas to move their cars to higher ground. if you haven't done that yet you should probably do it right now. you can go to the wave parking garage at fairmount and mississippi second floor and above and put your cars there. just to be safe. the mayor is also concerned if we get a heavy snow accumulation in the water is in early this morning that it may freeze and have trouble getting back out and that would leave some flooding on the roadways. we also took a trip to ventnor tonight and margate and longport. same thing along the back bay. the waves were choppy. wind whipped that kind of situation but no flooding on the streets at this point. ocea

atlantic city cold, windchills in the teens. philadelphia 24, normally we should be around 40, 41, lots of sunshine. it's not going to help. windchills low teens winds out of the west, 10 to 20 miles per hour. 8 degrees outlying suburbs, 13 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 36 degrees increasing clouds for sunday, the weekend yourself looks quiet, cold, but quiet 24 degrees today. 36 tomorrow, 38 degrees monday, which is good news, we're well above freezing, even if we get that wintry mix in the city, it will melt. we go over to rain, # 38 degrees tuesday breezy and cold windchills in the 20s. wednesday, 34, quiet thursday, 39. friday clouds and sun 38. we get into next week we're back in the 40s approaching 50 degrees. >> thaw out. >>> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. >>> tonight on fyi philly a look at best

help us help the city and return it to regular order. >> reporter: atlantic city's mayor has been on e job just a single year and has gotten high mark for his efforts to turn the city around. don guardian was cautious in his reaction to the new power structure. >> we're going to work as cooperatively as we can and we have in the past to move us forward. but we don't know what the jurisdiction is right now other than they're going to be working with us. >> city council president frank gillian was less diplomatic. >> i fine it very opposing we would have outsiders come into the city and dictate the direction of the city without actually sitting down with some of the city's fathers and getting their input. >> reporter: sounds a little like a shotgun marriage with very high stakes. governor christie wants to provide relief to the folks in atlantic city who have seen their local tacks sky rocket without laying the tab on taxpayers throughout the rest of the garden state. no easy task. iain. >> bruce, thank you. >>> a couple of crooks dropping in from the ceiling. coming up police are on th

the press of atlantic city is reporting the deal.the paper says an affiliate of the devin based endeavor property group llc is buying the complex. the purchase price has not been disclosed. >>> governor christie says he wants tougher rules and safety requirements for gun dealers. state police first proposed the tighter restrictions last month after a series of thefts. governor christie supports them. some of the changes would require gun dealers to report stolen guns within 24 hours and to notify police if their security systems fail. just last month, christie said in an interview that new jersey's gun laws might be, quote, a little too strict. >>> one week and two few answers as to why a millville man was killed during a police car stop. tonight, friends, family loved ones gather, braving the cold in their quest for justice. we're live in bridgeton, next. >>> plus it's not the baseball steal you usually see. how a local guy is accused of getting away with more than $1,000 worth of pricey mitts. >>> the dangerous cold isn't over. i'm

jim. >> let's go down the coast a little to atlantic city and "action news" reporter dann cuellar. dan, what are the preparations that you've been seeing today. >> reporter: well, jim mayor don guardian says it is so unpredictable what this nor'easter is going to do but they are preparing for the worst and they are urging residents to do the same. the rip currents were really picking up steam here in atlantic city as a nor'easter moved ever closer. the flags at the korean war memorial were taking a beating from high winds before they were taken down by the department of military affairs. the mayor and others were warning residents to be prepared to be snowed in. >> my suggestion to everyone. batten down the hatches, pick up food, water milk. >> getting memos out to the public to get their cars off the streets. that's what we're worrying about especially in the lowe lying areas. it's really going to be difficult at 1:00 12:00 2:00 in the morning to move their vehicles. best to get them out of there now and be prepared. >> reporter: back out here live on the boardwalk where you can s

. >> now to the jersey shore where the mayor of atlantic city says healing is about to begin. at today's unofficial state of the city address, atlantic city will have to drastically cut expenses but even with all of the casino closings he says several non-gaming projects are on the horizon and that includes richard stockton college which wants to open hotel and restaurants at the show boat casino. >> stockton will change atlantic city and it will become part of our span rick. >> guardian says the former atlantic club casino is set to reopen this summer as a hotel with a new entertainment venue. >> big time acts could soon have a new reason to perform in atlantic city. that new reason being extra cash. >> under legislation, performers like lady antebellum will get a tax break for coming to atlantic city and it will be for a-list entertainers who will play four shows a year. they pay no state income tax on any new jersey venue during that year. >> called today to change pennsylvania's medicaid program. state senator vincent hues was at philadelphia city hall. the healthy pennsylv

it feels like 11 in atlantic city.ing to get worse by tomorrow morning it will feel like zero in atlantic city. as well as trenton. we're looking at 20 below feels like temperatures in the pocono mountains by saturday morning. in the afternoon it's going to feel like 15 by 5:00 o'clock in atlantic city and as well toward allentown. so as we talk about our next storm system, still off to the west dry conditions for your saturday. and then sunday the cloud cover starts to increase and we're watching out for some snow late sunday overnight into monday. there's going to be a sharp cut off between rain, sleet and snow and then all snow to the north and west. philadelphia will kind of be in between i do anticipate some mixing to on go with this event as we continue to watch the clock here. monday morning we are looking at some of that cold air continueing to rush in. so for tonight temperatures in the burbs around six. 11 in the city but once again below zero wind chills. tomorrow 26 degrees for the high temperature and then

. >>> mobile6 on the move here atlantic city is where we're headed, this is the atlantic city expressway and you can see the snow is coming down at this location and the roads have that crustiness to them so they're not completely clear and then if i snap my fingers, hey we're in atlantic city right now. the action cam right near the tanger outlets which closed at 6:00 p.m. last night. schools closed today in atlantic city. still seeing a little bit of snow there on the -- along the jersey shore. >>> now, it is much worse to the north. new york city could see more than a foot of snow. boston could see 2 feet. residents up there are being told just to flat out stay home and hunker down. >> and that's why their streets look so empty. mass transit is shut down in new york city and the roads again are off limits unless it's an emergency vehicle. >> abc's lana zak is live from new york's central park which is no whack in the park this morning. good morning, lana. >> reporter: here in new york the mayor promised that this could be an historic storm, though it may go down in history books more

and we're at 38 to start off your sunday in atlantic city. our satellite radar shot shows clouds will continue to increase as we head into the rest of today. it is ahead of this clipper system that's bringing snow right now to chicago, rain to st. louis, starting to track here to the east as we continue to go into the rest of today. so a closer look at how your day will break down. we stay dry throughout your sunday, but after midnight even as early as 10:00 or 11:00 p.m. we start to see light snow moving in. you can see it's going to be light and widespread right around midnight. and that's right along the i-95 corridor, parts of south jersey into the suburbs and lancaster county. this will continue into your early morning hours. by the time you get up and head to work, expect to see slick road conditions. take your time getting into work tomorrow. for allentown, that's more of a moderate snowfall coming down closer to 8:00 p.m. again, this will continue on and off throughout the day. this is a light snowfall 1 to 3 inches by monday as we he

. >>> now, new numbers are highlighting the reason for the casino crisis in atlantic city. in aus jetaries casino revenue dropped by half. competition in nearby states ate up the resort city's profits and drove four casinos out of business last year. also in 2014 the casinos took in more than $2.5 billion. that's compared to their high point of $5.2 billion back in 2006. >>> well new jersey is again trying to legalize sports betting in the state through a different angle here. the state filed with an appeals court yesterday focusing on fantasy sports. new jersey is claiming that pro sports leagues profit from fantasy players betting on individual athletes. the pro leagues say the fantasy sports do not affect the outcomes of games. in november a federal judge rejected new jersey's revamped sports gambling law. >>> a warning from the state of pennsylvania. many towns and cities in our area are teetering on the edge of financial disaster because they can't afford to pay their employee pensions. five municipalities including philadelphia are ranked among the state's most distres

feels likeltb7ñ 19 in atlantic city and feels like 16 in dover. 18 in toms river, 28 in atlantic city34 in mildwood. 23 in dover. temperatures in quakertown at 23 degrees. 25 in coatesville. and we're at 15 degrees in mt. pocono. wind speeds will continue to stay breezy today. in atlantic city 16 in philadelphia, 10 in wilmington wind speeds in lehigh valley into the poke knowconos it's still going to be breezy. by 8:00 a.m. same thing, 33 by noon. today's high only at 39 degrees. right now, conditions show we are going to see plenty of sunshine. just a few clouds throughout parts of the region. we are going to keep our eye on this next system because this is going to bring us wet conditions as we head into the weekend. here's our motto, today we're fine. and friday we're fine. then as we head into saturday you'll notice the clouds really start to increase. by 7:00 p.m., we're dealing with a possibility of a brief wintry mix in the poconos. parts of the suburbs. and then we are going to see all of this moisture turning to rainfall, as our temperatures continue to warm heading into sun

more of a wintry mix for millville and atlantic city. eventually we'll see most of that rain switching over even for atlantic city and cape may to snowfall by 5 p.m. this is right along the i-95 corridor, right as people are trying to head home from work. it's going to be a tricky situation trying to navigate the roads. by 7 p.m. wide spread snowfall stnz. this entire system will continue at least through 10 p.m. after midnight we see most of the moisture way but we could see wet roads tomorrow refreezing as you try to get to work as you head into your thursday morning. just be careful wednesday heading into wednesday morning. your snow forecast shows 1 to 2 inches for poconos. 2 to 3 possible for lehigh valley. 1 to 3 along the i-95 corridor. central parts of delaware 1 to 2 inches. south jersey, 2 to 3 inches. closer to the shore, anywhere from a coating to about 2 inches of snow expected as we head into tomorrow. as far as tomorrow is going to g we are going to see clouds increasing showers expected. our temperatures will drop down to

we turn now to nora muchanic live in atlantic city. nora lots of hope riding on this plan?reporter: absolutely, governor christie says he can't afford to wait any longer and it's time for expert and objective leadership in atlantic city to fix the fiscal nightmare here and they put an emergency manager in to pick over government. it's a controversial move on not necessarily welcomed here at city hall. >> kevin lavin on the left and kevin moore is next to him he helped detroit through bankruptcy, they will oversea the city's operations. >> kevin and i have to work all together with the people here to get to a plan that makes sense. help us resolve the problem and get out of our job and help us help the city and return it to regular order. >> with four casinos closing and educational costs skyrocketing along with taxes atlantic city is in deep trouble. governor christie appointed the managers through executive order say that atlantic city is digging out of an enormous hole. this is not a move to supplant the mayor in any way. it's to make sure we have the tools necessary to c

atlantic city airport 26.ou factor in the winds out of north west and wind chill 15 pe atlantic city airport. 17 philadelphia. 9 allentown and trenton and poconos current wind chill three degrees. it's cold out there. the reason why high pressure this arctic high pressure is building down across a cold front that swept through today mostly dry few scattered showers here and there and flew thursdayyes that's height pressure will be here one day. we have aggressive pattern and symptoms are moving quickly as that colder air moves in tonight temperatures really tumbling. 18 the low in philadelphia, 13 trenton. millville 1 3. allentown 8 and reading and lancaster 9. wind chill 5 to 15. it's a cold night and tomorrow will be a frigid day. we really won't have to deal with wind tomorrow. that's good news. wall to wall sunshine but by 10:00, 24 by 1:00, 9 and temperatures struggling into low 30s by 4:00 in the afternoon. >> future tracker shows you things change quickly on surprised and early in the morning rain devel

we are dealing with some wind and some light snow falling down here in atlantic city. we will have >>> schools are closed in the city, and catholic schools and public schools. >> stay home for a snow day. >> not just city of philadelphia but all over. >> yeah. >> a lot of schools. >> we got a robo call about 9:00 o'clock last night. >> yeah. >> my gosh, parent will be like what do we do. >> then there is no snow to play with. >> that is the problem. >> we first check with jennifer joyce. it was light out there by way of snowfall. >> lets see atlantic city right now anything different. >> only thing i noticed different is your voice. your voice is a little more sort of atlantic cityish if normal like you pulled the all neither. >> welshing yesterday i started getting tweets from people they are always concern about my voice. yesterday they are like jennifer, are you getting a cold. it is the lack of sleep and this constant thinking about snow coverage and how we will execute this and i'm giving you a very deceptive pictures standing on a hundred tane of snow. thankfully

>>you know randall you spent some time down in atlantic city you had an executive position down there and it's no secret tlantic city is challenged let's say you know >>yes that's right >your advice, i'm putting you on the spot but you know you deal with challenging strategic business questions all the time your advice for ac? >>well i think ac has got to really reinvent itself. and that's a long term investment it can't be short term. look at what vegas did to really turn from being a gambling destination to being a family friendly destination. now we see a lot of competition for what ac does but there are assets there in terms of the waterfront. you've got still a great gambling scene, i think here's still possibilities there if there's a committment from the private sector from government from local officials to say we're in it for the long haul and be wondering will we be more family friendly and really attract a new genre a new demographic of visitors to atlantic city and i'm rooting for ac, cause i love the city i love what it does for the state. >>we're here with ralph larossa

snow moving into atlantic city. up into parts of ocean county. atlantic city seeing the lighter snow now. it was heavy earlier. now we go into ocean county. this is where we have steady snowfall, toms river. here's one trend i'm watching with the radar, though. this is one reason why i did lower the totals. it's based on trends happening right now. we have the heavy snow bands moving onshore. you see the yellow line they're kind of running into that yellow line and forcing themselves a little more south or weakening. we have the dry air in place. we'll watch as the dry air tries to move away. there's also a heavier band right offshore right here. you see it moving into the picture. i'm going to have to keep my eye on that too. again, we do expect the heavy snow to start to move into the area mostly overnight tonight. for delaware and new jersey what we do expect is some of the heavy snow moving in through the overnight hours. not everyone that you see on this map will be seeing the same amount of snowfall. clearly, you start to see delaware showi

nbc10's cydney long live in atlantic city atlantic county. >> tell us what conditions are like where are you. >> reporter: definitely not a ghost town out on the atlantic city board walk yet. it is sleeting. we had flurries and rain earlier in the day. the temperatures have started to dip dramatically over the past hour. while we've had some gusty winds, the flag here on the mini golf course are not sustained at this point. but officials tell me winds are going to make all the difference with this storm. >> we know we'll have roads that will be flooded, impassable. >> reporter: officials at emergency management are prepping for the worst case scenario. these five-ton vehicles equipped to help stranded residents or motorists getting the final once over before being staged in different areas of the county prone to flooding. >> these vehicles are high enough and they're build that they can get through pretty much anything mother nature can dish out. >> this is not something you should venture out and see how deep it is. we're asking people, do not, do not go out if they require assistan

from sea isle city to atlantic city in cape may where the snow is sticking. in fact, we look at ocean city new jersey this is sent in to us, the boards are getting covered down there and white on the sand as well and visibility is dropping to a half mile in atlantic city and 1.3 in wildwood and better to the north and east where trenton there are visibilities around 10 miles this is a small storm affecting the atlanticic, philadelphia over an hour delay right now with the air temperature of 29 but everywhere else in the major hubs, no delays and pretty nice weather, once you get out of philadelphia it's good no matter where you are going. we'll talk about the timing and the possibility of another storm for the weekend. >> i suppose are you going somewhere with palm trees. >> how about orlando. >> sounds nice. >> the system is moving quickly, commuters not so much. kenneth moton kenneth moton along the ben franklin parkway. >> at times light snowfall and others it picks up a little bit. we have accumulation right here on the grass on the ben franklin parkway bu

now the waters have receded in atlantic city.0 reopened both ways between west end boulevard and franklin avenue. no longer flooding a problem right there. as you're headed out things are looking a little better here. let's take a look at another issue. ocean township route nine blocked both ways at seneca boulevard. downed wires causing a problem there. stick to the garden state parkway instead. here we're looking in delaware county the blue route at baltimore pike a little bit of slush out there. could be a tiny bit slippery. other than that main roads are looking good okay. >> if you're just getting on board with us here the big story of the morning is that the nor'easter shifted a little towards the east, intensified later in the game and as a result our western suburbs not really seeing too much and snow at all. could be light coverage over the next couple hours there. philadelphia with light snow right now and those heavy bands are really having a problem making it much past trenton and burlington county, so we're looking a

but the folks right now here in atlantic city a lot of them are just staying inside. there's virtually nobody out here on the boardwalk. it's a ghost town. you cannot see anything because that snow is still falling at this hour. live in atlantic city i'm matt delucia, n b kr"nbc 10 news"." >> matt and people in mercer county they're wake up and seeing snow covered streets on sidewalks this morning. >> that's right. gentlemen jesse gary is live out there. not a whole lot of snow. talk about it. >> reporter: we have about an inch of snow. this is robbins to understand. there are sections of it where it's dry. you know you're down to the pavement with salt on it. moist but not slippery. that's kind of the conditions you're going to find. we have some video of crews out earlier this morning doing snow removal trying to keep streets clear. that's mostly what you see here. plow operators and snow operators. because they're doing the work, it's not impeding the vehicle that we're seeing. mostly snow plows. there are some vehicles that i'm seeing as the hours move along, regu

around atlantic city up to ocean county, even parts of delaware. that's overnight tonight while you're sleeping. early tomorrow morning we could have 45-mile-an-hour wind gust as long the shore. coastal flooding also. tetd greenberg showed you there's already flooding at the shore. aside there that we'll see heavy snow, blowing snoeshgs drifting snow. as we go through south jersey we could see 6 to 10 inches. 3 to 6 for parts of dover. again, this is something we'll be watching very closely. so big difference depending where you live. this is a huge storm. it's affecting these higher northeast. snow gets heavier tonight. like i just showed you most of that heavy snow will be in parts of new jersey. but it is something we need to keep a constant eye on because as we've been showing you, as glenn's been showing you, this is a storm system growing right before our eyes. we have to watch it closely. >> that affects how those bands move back down into our area and how wide they stretch and how far they stretch. the morning, for people thinking, am i goi

an atlantic city man says not so. >> first thing i said when i saw the commercial that's my story. >> he's convinced his work was stolen. >>> plus a church becomes the victim of an unusual crime. what thieves stole from a local house of worship. >>> tracking the possibility of snow showers plus another cold blast headed our way. don't miss my exclusive nbc10 first alert forecast. >>> you want us to assassinate the leader of north korea? >> yes. >> the movie that launched a cyber attack and a war of words with north korea. >> tonight a man in atlantic city says the plot from "the interview" was his idea first and that sony stole his story. craig greenberg has the explanation. >> reporter: "interview" made waves worldwide with its controversial story line. but for derrick casson the plot sounded personally familiar. >> i know this is going to sound crazy. i understand that. but this is my story. >> reporter: the community media coordinator for atlantic city's public schools believes the sony pictures comedy about a fictional assassination of north korean leader kim jong-un is based on t

this is atlantic city at columbus and arctic cities and you see no snow falling here right now but otherf the coastline are seeing snow right now. also karen just mentioned that there are some road closures in atlantic city because of coastal flood. even though it's not snowing that coastal storm could push up some of that water from the back bays so do be on the lookout for that if you're in atlantic city or elsewhere along the jersey shore. >> let's bring you into philadelphia taking a live look there in center city and you can see the streets are quiet right now. we do have a little bit of snow build up but you see the cab gabion it's looking pretty good but a reminder, public and archdiocesan schools are closed today and a number of other school districts also on a delay or closed. it's a good idea to keep an eye on the bottom of your screen or take a look at that list on 6abc.com. >>> let's go over to new jersey. that's where we find "action news" reporter chad prad today. he's -- pradelli. he's live in cherry hill. >> reporter: good morning. , see the wind is blowing but not a real

pay and benefits as normal. >> reporter: ironically taking stage at caesars ballroom on thursday atlantic city mayor don guardian gave his state of the sit a dress. he laid out plans for cities recovery after losing four of the 12 casinos last year. he wants to cut tense of millions in municipal spending and work with state lawmakers honorary structure debt. marries trying to lower property taxes and create hundreds if not thousands of jobs this year by helping developers working on new housing, dining, and shopping projects. >> i want to assure you that the difference is that the stars are lining for the first time in a really long time for atlantic city record are the. >> reporter: guardian says days of gaming rely answer are hopeful but hopeful caesars won't close properties in the town this dough in the see a direct impact right new so we will see what happens but we have to roll role with what is going on. we have to be prepared for the future. if we will have one less casino we have to figure out how to replace that. >> mayor guardian says forking goes according to plan changes in owners

by 8 o'clock wind gusts atlantic city more than 40 miles an hour.cause problems at the shore. there is moderate coastal flooding expected between high tide and 2 o'clock in the morning, wind gusts up to 45 miles an hour. that could bring some limbs down, cause power outages and also this is a very light fluffy snow. blowing and drifting snow will be a concern with reduced visibilities. so expected snowfall, the northwest suburbs 3 to 6 inches, you're missing out on the bulk of this. six to 10 around philadelphia into south jersey. 10 to 14 interior south jersey and then parts of ocean and monmouth county 14 to 18-inches of snow. bear in mind if that track changes even a little bit that will have a big impact on the numbers. i'll have an update on "action news" at 11:00 but the five day at 5:00 showing that morning snow the wind 30 degrees. look what happens behind it. 29 degrees on wednesday. thursday increasing clouds, 32. some snow showers thursday night into friday morning. 38 degrees. and saturday the high only 26 degrees. we'll let you know if

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gambling conferences, shows and events will still go on. >>> in quite a coincidence atlantic city mayor dop guardian gave state of city address today inside the now bankrupt ceasars casino after lossing more than 8,000 jobs last year the city needs to focus on attracting professional con vehicles and re band branded sell of is more than just a gambling town. >> a former city slice ter and judge in the rank today to run for mayor of philadelphia. democrat nelson diaz announced candidacy at a restaurant in hunting park and served as city solicitor from 2001 to 2004 and was also first latino judge in pennsylvania history. he joins a crowded democratic field expected to grow larger that already includes lynn abraham, ken. it riho and anthony williams. >> still to come tonight a pope weighs in on attack in france and his words might surprise you. mean while another alleged terror plot in europe leads to dramatic gun fight and new fears tonight. >> plus gi jane how women are getting closer to coveted role in the u.s. military. meteorologist cecily tynan returns with the weekend outlook from a

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atlantic city, cape may 63. dover, 66. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast the arctic air returns monday. windy and colder, 35. snow possible, tuesday 30. 28 wednesday brisk and frigid thursday high of 22. nydia. >> don't forget you can get the new 6abc.com wherever you go, the smart design facilities the layout to fit any device no matter how large or small your screen. check it out anytime any more. >>> a alabama war hero was buried 70 years after he went missing in action. his remains were identified this last november. he disappeared after his engine failed during a mission over the solomon islands. his surviving family members say this was an unexpected blessing. mathis was laid to rest with full military honors. again? give them something special. gather around the world's best chicken and home-style sides for a dinner everyone will get excited about. kfc. >> two people in miami are suing apple for falsifying claims in the iphone 6 and 6 plus. they say it takes up 3 gigabytes of storage on the iphone 6. the

storm tracker 6 live hd atlantic city is seeing the green. the greens on double scan live that's where we are seeing rain. the blue is freezing rain. we'll zoom into the city, philadelphia, cherry hill, marlton, medford freezing rain. the new jersey turnpike will be slick, let's say route 55, 42, i-95 route 130 will be slick as the freezing rain pushes east. we're in the mid 40s across cumberland and atlantic and cape may counties. this is the mild air that will start charging toward the city and eventually change the freezing drizzle over to rain. malaga buena, mays landing, egg harbor lower bank reporting rainfall at this hour. there's the glaze atlantic city expressway pushing through western gloucester, camden and burlington counties of south jersey and southern portions of montgomery and bucks county in pennsylvania. everybody else else seeing rain, look at all the heavy rain to the south eastern virginia, northern portions of north carolina seeing buckets of rain falling at this point. that's the heavy rain that we're expecting dmlt --

upper township middletown ship, down there in cape may county, atlantic city and all along the atlanticexpressway light snow falling. so that is the deal. it is exit strategy of this storm, happening throughout the rest of the morning and we do expect on and off snow to continue throughout the rest of the morning. our advisory in effect until noon time today. this computer model shows bans of lighter snow and, and boston by noon today on it way out but probably not. and here's the deal scattered snow showers now, a sharp cut off just west of the it i, the snow end for most of us, by 7:00 we will see how that plays out lower snow totals then originally anticipatedded but wind is going to be with us making it feel colder then it is and thanks to quincy i'm glad he had has a warm hat on and he makes it look really good. we have blizzard warning in effect winter storm warning in purple philadelphia included in that. that is winter weather advisory. winter storm warning includes ocean county, in new jersey, so yes lower snowfall totals but it is still snowing. we will continue to see snow th

atlantic city banks on some changes.n 2015.t-nbc 10 is live there to tell you what's ahead for them.:z s day tradition down the shore that takes some nerve, some thick skin as well. ñ@újhÑxhóxóhólé >>> how about that? a group of water skiers in montgomery county started the new year with a splash. the ft. indian ski club held its 45th annual ski freeze emphasis on freeze, in norristown. brave souls hopped on their skis and tried not to end up in the schuylkill. the club hosts to raise $3,000 this year to go to camp rainbow in montgomery county. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, a feat for the brave. i could never. these people are taking the polar bear plunge. they ran into the ocean off atlantic city. this is the 24th year for the plunge. it raises money which is great for the multiple sclerosis association of america. really worthy cause. participants say it's a great way to welcome in the new year. >> cold. >> it's freezing. literally breathtaking. >> i fell. >> she fell. it was really funny. >> it's so fun, though. i