this is that accident we've been following in bensalem. we just got word that our photographer was there live at the scene. this is lincoln highway, route 1. southbound side is blocked at old lincoln highway. and you can see we have activity on the northbound side as well, so keep that in mind. you can take bridgetown pike or brownsville road if you need to get around it. let's come back out here right now, because we have another accident for you out of new jersey. this is 295 northbound approaching route 168. the left lane is blocked there. and you'll notice, this is actually 295 right at 168. it looks like we have some police activity right there blocking one lane. it's kind of tough to see through the fog. very thick, foggy conditions on that portion of 295. that accident we just got word of in the last few minutes. so, of course, we wanted to pass it along to you. but again, our biggest problem this morning, the first problem that we had is that closure on cottman avenue. that is still out there right at the intersection of algon aven

one person is dead after being lit by a car on route 1 in bensalem.n highway a little more than an hour ago. you see the flashing lights and cars there. that road is still closed. >> probably due to being a crime scene, right karen. >> yeah, they have to do the accident investigation when you have a fatal accident. as we look live with the action cam in bensalem bucks county right near old lincoln highway by the wawa and also by the lincoln motel, a fatal accident involving a pedestrian. avoid this altogether, stick to bustleton pike or hulmeville road as your alternate. and i want to show you what it's doing to route 1. look at this mess. this is route 1 jamming approaching the blockage as we're looking live on route 1 past the turnpike. so you can see, one, the fog in the shot and, two, traffic is just not moving on route 1 southbound because it's being shut down in bensalem bucks county. if you're in this area stick to bustleton pike or hulmeville road instead of route 1 southbound which is blocked near old lincoln highway. it's not our only proble

it is causing delays for folks trying to get in the philadelphia bensalem interchange.g your way in to that interchange there at philadelphia. we will go for a fly northbound 202, starting to see delays from west chester making that curve around frazier, route 401 and in toward route 29. pockets of role as we begin to see rush hour start to unfold here on a tuesday morning. and then south on the northeast extension, a disable right here near q town interchange, traffic lights are still flashing on the roosevelt boulevard at front street. so they are flashing yellow so therefore police are out there giving arms a work out here waving folks through the the intersection. bridges not as bad as we have to deal with yesterday with the high winds. we're in good shape to the whitman ben franklin and commodore barry. big jam 95 at the moment. southbound heavy from wood have men to center city just over a half an hour. parade practice tonight where they're shutting down art museum circle will right in front of the steps so they can practice for the parade. now that will tie traff

again in bensalem.y, no details on the condition of this person. we are assuming that the driver remained at the scene but we don't have confirmation on that. karen will have an update in traffic. >> all right. a four-year-old boy survived falling 230 feet down a seaside cliff in northern california. he had been hiking up a trail with his family when all of a sudden there was no sign of the boy. the coast guard later spotted him on the beach. two paramedics rappeled down way rescue basket to retrieve him. the little boy was awake and crying when they got to him. the child is now in critical condition after surgery an blood transfusion. >> and it's 5:57 now. still ahead the turkey day crackdown. a mall in the northeast says it will punish any store that does not open its doors on thanksgiving evening. cash is stealing from businesses in berks county. that's new at 6:00 and we'll have details when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in m

bensalem police say they have solid evidence that the feasterville man vandalized graver sites three times, memorial park on rosedale and memorial park on richdale road. markers were removed and set on fire and flags were burned and gravestones were burned. >> why this knuckle head would damage graves and burn american flags i have no idea. >> police collected dna on the wooden handle of a flag burned and left behind and then in early september, an officer spotted carter walking through a cemetery one night and he agreed to give a dna sample. police say that carter's dna matched that on the flag, he was arrested today appropriately on veterans day. >> it was by accident that he was arrested on veterans day and the dna came back and it's a good ending to this sad case. >> reporter: police say that at this point there doesn't appear to be a real motive, just a young man making mischief. bail was set at $10,000 and he is on his way to the buck county jail. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> an early morning fire at the abington ymca, shut down child care ser

. >> bensalem police were able to link this suspect to the crime

bensalem, natasha brown, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> meanwhile millions of dollars are beinge the growing demand for veteran burial plots in new jersey. governor chris christie paid tribute to veterans at the brigadier general william c. doyle veterans memorial cemetery today. "eyewitness news" in north hanover township burlington county. the state veterans cemetery has received federal grants for $17.5 million worth of upgrade. extra space for future deceased vets is being prepared. >> assisting our veterans who have served their families. >> as part of the upgrades, head stones are being reset and new burial facilities are under construction. >>> philadelphia's own bill cosby helped celebrate the 80th anniversary of the all wars memorial to colored soldiers and sailors this veterans day. this was originally erected in a secluded area of fairmount park in 1934. 20 years ago it was moved to logan square for all to see. the memorial honors the date african-americans were recognized for service and the date they were celebrated for it. >>> and with president obama in china, vic

in bensalem, natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> meanwhile millions of dollars are being spent on the growing demand for veteran burial plots in new jersey. "eyewitness news" in north hanover township, burlington county where governor chris christie paid tribute to veterans at the brigadier general will psalm c doyle veterans memorial sem terry today. the states veteran cemetery is being upgraded thanks to $17.5 million in federal grants. some will go towards preparing space for new burial plots. >> the first commitment of this administration is in assisting and supporting our brave and courageous military members our veterans who have served and their families. >> another part of the upgrade project calls forehead stones to be reset and for new burial facilities that are already under construction. >>> philadelphia and bill cosby helped celebrate the 88th anniversary of the all wars memorial to colored soldiers and sailors this veterans day. this was originally erected in a secluded part of far mount park back in 1934. 20 years ago, it moved to logan square for all to see. thi

this is first step toward justice in the burning of america flags at two cemetery in bensalem. a feasterville man is now arrested and charged. burn marks scared the grave stone, as well as the bundle of american flags, evidence have of arson. now bensalem township police have a suspect, 29 year-old anthony davis, carter under arrest. >> i'm glad that this happened on veterans day. we were able to make closure of an individual burning american flags, an individual that was, disgracing veteran cemeteries. >> reporter: back on august the 26th when police discovered vandalism at rosedale garden of valor and roosevelt memorial park. flags and grave markers ripped from their place of honor. police, stepped up patrols. >> one night an officer came across an individual walking across the cemetery. wasn't doing anything at that time but appeared to be suspicious. officer engaged that suspect and able to obtain dna from that individual. our dna came back from our local date base that the dna from that individual matched dna taken from one of the burned flags. >> reporter: carter is charg

that philadelphia bensalem interchange a rough go here this morning. otherwise slow go for gang leaving royersford and collegeville. 422 is your speed meter reading. same deal on the schuylkill expressway inbound and out of town delays feast touring conshohocken and center city. we will zoom into a crash on dresher road at business center drive at entrance in the business center there. and then traffic lights are not working on the boulevard at front street, there is no cross traffic, because lights are flashing on yellow so highway patrol on the scene there, mass transit looking good this morning. no problems at all on the regional rails. buses, trains, trolleys also looking good with in delays, chris, back over to you. >>> thanks, bob. doesn't get any better then eagles verse cowboys on thanksgiving day fighting for first place. >> everyone is talking bit. so check out this latest rid ohio from the birds narrated by our own bradley cooper. >> this is more than just a holiday, this is a holiday. thinks a fall football feast festival. a may flower mati

bensalem police say they used dna to link him to the crime.e's accused of committing acts of vandalism at rosedale memorial park as well as another park. all the decorations and flag holders were removed and burned. >>> also new at 6:00, paying tribute to veterans. >> all thanks to the national program help usa, some of those who fought for our country won't have to fight for affordable housing. nbc 10's harry hairston is back in southwest philadelphia where our new facility is dedicated to vets in need. >> reporter: this program help usa is working miracles for many vets who return home with no place to turn to. no place to live. >> no vet should have to be homeless or without a job. >> reporter: retired army captain debra derricott says she was both. >> i actually suffer a very aggravated sexual assault in the military. >> reporter: now thanks to help usa, a national organization that provides shelter and support services for the homeless, she has a home. she moved in last yearç on veterans day. >> i came in, they provided me with a three-b

finding though vets a new sense of duty and loyalty. >> not just any job but the right job. ♪ >> bensaleme keeley fox 29 news. >> thanks, steve. how about these guns? >> nice. >> those are bigger, though. >> another organization helping vets when they come back from overseas something called the wall street war fighters foundation. >>> our chris murphy talked to a veteran who actually builds a brand knew professional life. >> kevin it's gary with franklin square. how is your day going. >> reporter: gary lock lynn's days are nothing like they were just a year and a half ago. (gunfire). >> reporter: lock lynn commanded first platoon india company third batallion fifth marine regimen in if a lou jacks iraq. he was responsible for plant planning organizing and leading his platoon in combat. he fought to win the hearts and finds of iraqis by helping with elections organizing local laborers and planning reconstruction projects to rebuild the city from years of war. in 2013 after nearly four years in rehabilitation and numerous surgeries, gary was medically retired due to a traumatic injury sust

this is westbound past bensalem so it's off to the side butter you may still see slowing at the scenenewportville road is reopened at this point and that was causing a problem in bristol township in bucks county. they had this downed tree but they were able to clear that. things looking better right there. we have a disabled tractor-trailer on the northeast extension so on the turnpike you've got an accident with a tractor-trailer. on the northeast extension southbound approaching quakertown it's a disabled tractor-trailer off to the shoulder. no major delay if you're coming down from the lehigh valley but just something to watch and a new accident, a lot happening just within the past few minutes here, north coventry township this is in chester county on 724 at kline avenue. i told you about a vehicle fire, that has since cleared so things are looking a lot better right there. i want to show you these temperatures in the area 'cause our normal overnight low is about 36 degrees. and here we are at 55 in quakertown. it's still mild. 56 in center city. we're in the 60's in some spots li

. >> reporter: it happened in this bensalem giant parking lot sunday.usan didn't want to show her face. she was one of three victims over the weekend. >> you don't think these things happen but they document the bag was eventually found minus $120 in cash and a debit card. >> that's our money for the week or two weeks but then now it goes. >> reporter: police arrested robert and connor reilly, brothers and heroin addicts on a purse snatching spree and looking for quick cash. >> they saw a pocketbook in a shopping cart, a pocketbook on the front seat of a car. as the holiday season comes upon us we'll probably see more of these. >> reporter: when it comes to crimes of opportunity police say the most common targets are people who aren't paying attention to their surroundings or those who are distracted by other things and they say women when walking through parking lots should always carry their bags in front of them or under their arms like a football. >> if they say a woman or an individual that is aware of their surroundings, looking around an individu

now, we have some video of one of the purse snatching at the bensalem giant. police found the purse missing, though, was that woman's debit card and $125 in cash. the victim spoke with "eyewitness news", but did not want her face on camera. >> and then the next thing i knew is i didn't feel my strap, and i see the gentleman going acro the parking lot, booking it, like running real fast, like i couldn't have attempted to catch him or anything. >> police say the best way to avoid becoming a burst snatching victim, being more aware of your surroundings, carry the bag in front of you or under your arm. >> philadelphia marathon kicks off race weekends today. the three day event offers competitors and fans alike a host of activities, like free health and fitness expo and a fun run for the children. the marathon itself will be run on sunday, now the philly marathon was first founded in 1954, and features more than 30,000 racers. and we welcome our visitors to the area. for complete race coverage of the marathon including list of events and road closures head over to

we have westbound turnpike construction project right around bensalem. so traveling throughout bucks county just going to be minds full of. that will but new jersey again 42, 55, 295, you are all in the green. we're looking great for mass transit. no delays at philadelphia international airport. erika, ukee in. >> thank you, vittoria. >>> campaign 2014, it is just about over. now, it is up to the voters? today pennsylvanians choose a governor. republican incumbent tom gore get core at the time, calls wolf attacks and spend democrat. has run his family business for about three decades. he's criticized corbett for education cuts and a lack of job creation. >> i believe tomorrow night when you guys come around, whenever the final totals come in, that i will be the victor, we will have a second term. >> i'm not cocky. i'm not getting come place ebbet, i'm working real hard. i'll be working all through the election tomorrow. >> wolf maintains a lead in most polls, although, corbett has been gaining ground. today's elections are expected to draw less than half

stick bensalem boulevard as your alternate. let's check the temperatures out there.s so mild out there this morning, 55 in quakertown, 56 in saint davids even in center city, 57 degrees right now. some of the suburbs in new jersey making it into the 60's like hammonton 62, 60 in glassboro, 62 in dover, delaware, so, okay, its not as warm as yesterday but we're off to a good start. clear and dry and mild, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> now as we have been telling you some areas will see snow tomorrow while others are get mostly rain. the road crews are gearing up and they're ready for whatever comes their way. our erin o'hearn is live at the big board with more on how they're preparing. good morning. >> good morning, tam. mother nature sure has lousy timing. the day before thanksgiving is one of the busiest days of the travel year. there may be challenges as folks head over the hills and through the woods. area transportation agencies are watching the accuweather forecast as closely as you are at home. we could see as david has been saying a winter-like mix of sn

. >> reporter: it happened in this bensalem giant park pentagon lot sunday.usan didn't want to show her face. she was one of three victims over the weekend. >> you don't think these things happen but they document the bag was eventually find minus $120 in cash an debit card. >> that's our money for the week or two weeks depending how it goes, you know. >> reporter: police arrested robert and connor riley brothers and heroin addicts on a purse snatching spree and looking for quick cash. >> these two brothers saw an opportunity a pocketbook on a women's shoulder a-pocketbook in a shopping cart. as the holiday season comes upon us we'll probably see more of these. >> reporter: when it comes to crimes of opportunity police say the most common targets are people who aren't paying attention to their surroundings or those diracted by other things they say women when walking through parking lots should always carry their bags in front of them or under their arm like a football. >> if they say a woman or an individual aware of their surroundings looking around, an ind

one every them right here on camera, happened outside bensalem giant parking lot. police expect more purse snatching, as the holidays get closer. >> did they see a woman, or an individual that is aware of their surroundings, looking around, an individual that's holding their pocketbooks tightly, less likely to go after that individual. >> the best way to carry burst either in front of you or tuck under your arm. >> judge expected to deep side if you can bet on sports in new jersey. the state wants to legalize sports gambling to give a boost to struggling casinos and horse racing tracks, the four major sports leagues and the ncaa are all fighting the plan. no matter who wins today, the loser is expected to appeal. erika? >> right now 5:36. and in business news this morning, how early the holiday deals start on amazon. >> big break for graduates facing big bills. money watch's jill wagner joins us up at the stock exchange in new york, happy friday, jill, good morning. >> happy friday, good morning, ukee, erika. help for people struggling to face student loans, wells

but as we look out here in bensalem right now, not a whole lot of activity. a lot of people still inside. folks here getting to the wawa, getting their gas, heading inside, getting their coffee, and people just trying to stay warm. and because the roads are empty right now, hopefully, not too much of a traffic situation. let's check in with katy now on what things are looking like on the road. >> hi, matt. you caught me, i have a live look behind me at route 202 and route 29, and the traffic camera was dipping in and out. it's back now. starting 10:00 p.m. tonight into 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, there is construction between paoli pike and boot road on 202 northbound. so, drivers should be aware of that. but right now, free and clear of any issues in both directions. for drivers headed up to the lehigh valley on the northeast extension northbound between route 663 and the lehigh valley interchange, there is some construction. that should lift in the next hour or so. and taking a live look right now up in the lehigh valley, route 202 at route 309, free and clear of a

the action cam was on the scene there in bensalem bucks county. the crews that are blocking off route 1 southbound at old lincoln highway. this is right by the wawa and across from lincoln motel if you're familiar with that area. use bull ton pike or hulmeville as your alternate. action cam in northeast philadelphia, cottman avenue blocked between algon avenue and summerdale avenue by northeast i who. an accident there. algon also blocked. stick to rhawn or levick and whitaker or castor avenue instead lots of a problems around the region. a.c. expressway. slow commute an foggy one. >> let's talk about that fog. pens landing usually you can see the roads and the buildings. this what you see because of the fog. let's go over dave murphy. he has details. >> tam let's get you to the visibility maps as we have visibility well under a half mile across much of the southern tier of the wretch john. down to a third of the mile in trenton and women to my. zero visibilitys in beach haven millville and dover. if you're encountering the thick stuff you do not

bucks county are investigating a deadly crash on street road near the brook wood development in bensalem before 9:00 p.m. the woman was killed instantly. the driver of the van that allegedly hit the woman did stop and is cooperating with police, if you saw the crash or the victim before the crash, contact bensalem police. >>> delaware state police had to arrest one of their own for allegedly assaulting his wife. 39-year-old trooper martinez was arrested on friday. his wife reported being in a physical altercation with her husband. he has been charged with strangulation and unlawful imprisonment and endangering the welfare of a child. he was on suspension without pay for stalking an harassing his ex-girlfriend back in march. >>> germany is marking the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. they lit candle in honor of the those who died trying to reach free berlin. merkel prayed for those victimized by the wall and gave thanks that the wall is no more and all of germany is a democratic county. >> two americans who have been held by north korea are free. kenneth bae and matthew mi

pennsylvania pennsylvania turnpike eastbound, right between the fort washington and philadelphia bensalem interchange watch out for construction crew is still out there for maybe another half an hour or so. rest of the major roadways we are a's in good shape. the schuylkill expressway, i-95, no problems out of town on the schuylkill at least at the moment. they are still working also on the pennsy turnpike right here near willow grove interchange a a lot of those left over work crew is still out here with us for the first half of our early morning. ben franklin, walt whitman, commodore barry looking good and mass transit, buses, trains, trolleys off to a good start with no delays, chris and kerry, good morning. >>> it is just about 4:03. tabernacle new jersey neighborhood is coming together to mourn shooting death of two children. >> steve keeley live in that neighborhood where that shooting took place, steve, good morning. >> reporter: well, still a crime scene as you can tell by yellow tape and still guarded by state police overnight. no official update since late yesterday so as far as

and an accident west on the pa turnpike, right near philadelphia bensalem interchange.sh on route one, right fire the old lincoln highway. mass transit looking good at the moment. buses, trains, trolleys, okay. but i think we start to see some delays now, start to pop, at philadelphia international with the .3 of a mile visibility, it is not going to be easy, to land a jumbo jet in this thick fog. mike, back over to you. >> thank you, call it the gray route? every route. 7:19. well, oh, boy, a lot of women some guys, too, not happy with the old navy company. selling plus size jeans marcum for women but not foremen's. >> so what's their excuse for this mark up? >> we'll give you their excuse. it is not going well for old navy right now. >> we will be playing with toys this morning. >> let me spin it. >> yes, so we will be selling you toys, from the 1800s. and we want to up guess how much you think this this toy, from 1881. >> auction on friday and saturday of new jersey auction house, we will tell you how you can get -- you can actually buy. >> this now that would be uni

we're looking good coming in from langhorne, benefit dell or benefit -- pen dell or bensalem no problems. an accident in hatfield montgomery county maybe causing restrictions on clemens road at 40-foot road. a disabled vehicle on route 23 at outer line drive. over town road is closed at augusta drive. >> a fire ripped through a boarding home in north philadelphia. one person is dead and several others who were facing hardships are back on the streets. katherine scott is live along the 3000 block of north 22nd street. katherine. >> reporter: matt, the fire commissioner will confirm that one man has died he has not been identified. 23 people have been displaced. fire crews remain on the scene. the fire marshal is on the scene, as well. the fire broke out before 3:00 a.m. on north 22nd street. the fire was in the alliance of youth mission ministry building. it's a 3 story boarding home. firefighters were met with heavy smoke conditions on the upper floors. it took 16 minutes to get the fire under control. the man who died was in the third floor front unit. officials say it appears he did ha

pocono, 29 bensalem, 28 in mt.ly, south jersey and delaware, upper 20s, even close to the shore in stone harbor. we're at 31 degrees. below freezing temperatures but teens for the wind chill. the feels-like temperature. here's what it feels like across the area. this is with the wind gusting around 30 miles an hour. feels like 17 in millville, also atlantic city and dover. feels like 14 in wilmington, feels like 11 degrees in allentown and of course in mt. pocono feels like zero degrees there. it will stay cold overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. here's what we expect as far as the temperatures are concerned. i mentioned those near-record lows, atlantic city could match the record low temperature early tomorrow morning. these numbers should hit around sunrise. philadelphia could match the record low temperature. wilmington could be close to the record low of 15 degrees. reading could hit that record low or at least beat it. mt. pocono we expect to be beating the record low temperature early tomorrow mornin

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katie return with traffic and weather together on the three >>> we're following breaking news in bensalemcks county, we are looking live at the scene of a deadly accident outside wawa on route one. we're told a person got trapped under a car after getting hit around 5:00 this morning. right now route one is closed while police investigate but do avoid that area vittoria has detours in a few minutes. >>> good morning, everyone. more on our other breaking story two people hospitalized following a crash so violent one car came to rest on the lawn of northeast high school. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us a at cottman and algon with the very latest on this investigation, nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. i can tell you police are in longer investigating this as a possible hit and run accident. they say that this white vehicle is registered to the 29 year-old woman who was found beneath it early this morning, again following this two car crash. initially they weren't sure if she was struck as a pedestrian so that is why they were investigating

video hereof one of the purse snatches, at the bensalem giant parking lot here.olice did finds the purse. missing, though, that woman's debit cards, $120 in cash. the victim talked to "eyewitness news", but did not want her face on camera. >> then the next thing i knew, dint feel my strap. and i see the ya going across the parking lot booking it, running real fast, like i couldn't have attempted to catch him or anything. >> the best way to avoid a purse snatching victim, become more aware of your surroundings and try caring your bag in front of you or tucked under your arm. >>> 6:36 right now, imagine waking up in just a sleeping bag and cardboard box. >> some of south jersey business leaders trading their warm bed for the colds outdoors. >> about 60 people here in atlantic city traded in comforts of home for, as you mentioned, a cardboard box, and a sleeping bag. it was all to raise awareness and money for covenant house, also the issue of homeless youth here in the country. >> covenant house helps 71,000 per year. i'm here with folks who volunteered their time,

still a delay on the turnpike, on the philly bensalem, and we have a had that early truck fire off the roadway but attracted a lot of attention, southbound lanes of the blue route, slow as you head in towards saint david villanova and delays, in new jersey, right along that 295, route 73 interchange and just a minor delay on mass transit regional rail trains this morning, because of the colder weather, chris and kerry back to you. >>> bob kelly. 6:48. lets get to this trenton health director who says a number of residents air monk a group being monitored for ebola according to nj.com. most of the travels to west have africa but consider at low risk for ebola. last week the new jersey state department reported about 100 people in the state are being monitored but no one has become sick with the vei various. >>> she squared off against governors of both maine and new jersey. >> now in nurse tracie hickox said we can learn a lot from her story. judge ruled on friday hick ox can come and go as she pleases but she still has to monitor her health daily. when she first came back to the united

traveling the pa turnpike westbound at bensalem getting word after accident. as you will notice, slow moving traffic will lie behind that, so, give yourself some more time. mass transit, however, and things at the airport look just fine. ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. the flyers take on the red wings in detroit tomorrow night look to go get the offense going a little bit more. last night the flyers and islanders on long island and the flyers turned a great defensive effort in, goalie steve mason, 46 saves. but the flyers could not score either. the game went to shoot-out. tied at zero, and the islanders captain john, would end it. the final one-nothing, islanders. sixers in portland at the well in south philly last night, tony gets the steel and coast in for two of his 20. lead at half time, 52, 50, four players in double figures, slowly coming together, but the trailblazers pull away after half time. marcus has game high of 33 for portland, and they would win it, oh, nice play there, 114 to 104 portland. portland has 18 straight games now, the sixers host the

let's take a fly of the pennsylvania turnpike starting near bensalem, 53 miles per hour looks good. 65 we'll take it through willow grove and fort washington, you've got no problems at this point. the turnpike is looking good no issues and no overnight construction that's good news. in southwest philadelphia, the mid span of the platt bridge. you can see the camera, the winds are going to pick up a little later on today. from 9:00 to 3:00 the bridge is scheduled to be closed for construction. not a problem now. wait until 9:00 you can't drive through the bridge with that construction. on the ben franklin bridge it's nice to see it clear with no problems. we have lots of time for all of this to go downhill. >> good to see you looking at the bright side karen. >> a doctor with ebola is heading to the u.s. he is a surgeon from sierra leone expected to arrive tomorrow. >>> the leader of isis is head in a new recording saying the u.s. coalition to destroy the al qaeda group is terrorless and weak. there were reports that el baghdady was hit in a coalition airstrike. >>> two activists are su

out near between philly bensalem, and the delaware valley interchange, route 13, as you roll into the toll plaza again until about 5:30, 6:00 or so. then almost in the same area, street road, right near old lincoln highway, watch for some construction, as you work your way through the morning. they are still working on the roosevelt boulevard, repaving between ninth street all the way up through woodhaven road. now, all of the bridges this morning, as that fog starts to get thicker and move toward the sit, see poor visibility on the walt whitman, ben franklin, commodore barry. as sue mentioned, most of the fog, thick fog, centered in south jersey, but working our way into the philly side. buses, trains, trolleys, new jersey transit, patco, dart, all looking good, with no delays. chris, back over to you. >> all right, mr. kill. local casino speaks out against plans to open another casino in philadelphia saying the region's gambling industry is already coping with a two year slide in revenue. in a statement the general manager of harrah's philadelphia in chester says adding another casi

mid-60s in philadelphia, 64 bensalem. 50s through stone harbor. our average high this time of the year, 58 degrees. today we got to 70, well above average for this time of the year. tomorrow we'll still be above normal. that will be the last of the mild days. look what happens thursday well below average and even colder as we go into friday. so we have cold air setting up through much of the country as we go into this week and next weekend. here's our snow to the north and west. we showed you video from parts of michigan have seen over 2 feet of snowfall. this is where the cold air is that i just showed you. it's still away from the area. we'll be getting it within the next 24 to 36 hours, you'll start to notice the colder air setting in. for tonight, though, we have patchy fog developing locally on satellite and radar. no rain. we do have the low clouds in place. early, patchy fog will be in the forecast. some of that will provide drizzle across the area, too. this is by about 9:00, 10:00 in the morning. we'll see the fo

we're still in the 60s here, also bensalem. wilmington coming in in the upper 50s.uch of south jersey and delaware right around 60 degrees right now. this is with the cloud cover. the cloud cover is not bringing the rain just yet. everyone is pretty much seeing overcast skies. we've seen this for a majority of the day today. a few peeks of sunshine. that's about it. the rain we're waving e ing wa to our south and west. this will be moving in as we go into tomorrow. for the morning commute, keep in mind we will have rain in the area. here's future weather showing. it does keep us dry through the overnight hours tonight. at least most of us by midnight. it's not until the early morning hours when we see more rain move in, 9:00 tomorrow morning, scattered showers across the area. we could have pockets of heavier rain through the afternoon. kind of periods of rain moving through. still, scattered showers sticking around. you'll probably want your umbrella all day long. through tomorrow night, we start to see more in the way of clearing. it's not until friday until we se

flying on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound starting near bensalem, speeds in the 60, 65 miles per hour near willow grove, no overnight construction so you're looking good, if you're heading toward willow grove or fort washington. no delays just yet. burlington bristol bridge was closed for maintenance, it was scheduled to be open about now. one live look, this is new jersey, 42 northbound light volume coming up from turnersville or black wood. >> toxic fumes have sent two adults and a child to a hospital in south jersey. we have an "action news" crew on the scene and katherine is ready to go and live in winslow, camden county. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, authorities are trying to determine the source, we are told there are very high carbon monoxide readings from the home. three people were tone to the hospital. the fire department is on the scene. a truck from south jersey gas. there's been no other evacuations in the area. 911 call came in at 3:30 when the police arrived at the home on hidden hollow lane in winslow township. the child answered the doo

. >>> police released surveillance video of a holdup in bensalem of the luk oil. both suspects demanded cash from the clerk. they locked the clerk inside the bathroom and took off with cigarettes. >>> this was a big surprise last night, claude giroux, showed up on the ice in madison, square garden. he was supposed to be out with a lower body injury. new york skated off with a 2-0 win. >>> michael carter williams and nerlens noel were in the lineup. the celeks, beat the sixers 101-90. the sixers are 0-11. the worse start 0-15 set back in 1972. >> 5:16. new research breasting cancer diagnosed may be leading more woman to opt for more surgery then they need. >> only one minivan earned a good rating in the crash tests. >> reporter: i'm keeping the coats on the kids this morning. this afternoon they can ease back on the gear. i'll have the day-park forecast we'll check out the airport call next, >> coming up on "action news" at 11:00, a joint investigation between "action news" abbey abc news, every american consumer needs to see it.news" abbey abc nydia han has a prev

live near woodhaven road, southbound traffic heading in from center city coming in langhorne or bensalem lincoln drive northbound by gypsy lane we had a car bumper in the middle of the roadway. they pushed it off to the side. thing are fine on linln

live near woodhaven road, southbound traffic heading in from center city coming in langhorne or bensalem. no delays, roads and clear and dry. we had an issue on lincoln drive northbound by gypsy lane we had a car bumper in the middle of the roadway. they pushed it off to the side. thing are fine on lincoln drive and elsewhere. the blue route, schuylkill expressway, all the major are in good shape. an accident brought down policy and wires, 2 -- down poles and wires, 252 southbound is shut down. stick to valley road as the alternate. we have an problem in upper merion dehaven street is closed by balligomingo road. taking another live look 42 northbound at creek road in new jersey, light volume to start you off, looking good, matt and tam. >> thanks, karen, the eagles are back home after a costly win in texas. the victory put them back in first place in the nfc east. it led to injuries including the starting quarterback who could be gone for a while. katherine scott is live in south philadelphia with more are on all of this. katherine. >> reporter: matt, multiple reports are saying that ni

north and west, about the upper 20s and 27 degrees in allentown. 35 degrees in philadelphia. 32 bensalem. temperatures in the low 30s. so they've gone up a couple degrees since we've gotten that south wind developing. but still the cold air is through a majority of the country and even down in jacksonville we're seeing temperatures around 29 degrees. you can really see how much of the southeast now is starting to see this cold air once again. so for us through the overnight hours and the early morning hours we'll be dropping down to the mid-20s north and west. 27 quakertown, 26 for reading. 29 trenton, 27 for doylestown when you wake up. down toward the show, shrivinel upper 20s. temperatures from the upper 20s to low 30s. these aren't record cold temperatures like this morning, but it will still be a cold start to your day and windy, too. we're watching a batch of snow just off to your west. this may move into some of your western counties. and it should be some flurries falling. nothing expected to accumulate. buffalo is a different story. one weather system moves through today. now th

one person was killed when he was struck by a car and then killed along route one southbound in bensalem bucks county. it happened at 5:00 this morning near the wawa on route one south closed at south road. not far from the philadelphia border. the driver of the striking vehicle stopped at that scene. a police investigation is underway. >>> let's get traffic and weather together and head outside to katie, 57. not bad. >> very mild, we will give you that much. if you didn't know i was on the sky deck, it is behind me, we have had a gorgeous view of the center city sky line from our station headquarters but today, that fog is in so thick that you can hardly see your hand in front of your face in a couple of choice locations. but there is a fine mist, i'm not sure if that reads on camera are on not but is there a fine mist falling will on the sky deck and a lot of other locations as well. lets start off with the look at visibility. man, they are low, you again, can hardly see, in front of you here on routes like 95, where you are nearly at zero, also through dover and down towards the the s

and hoping other women can learn from her story in bensalem, diana rocco, "eyewitness news" on the "cw> some of south jersey business leaders getting a look at what it is like to be homeless. >> waking up in sleeping bags on very cold morning. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer in atlantic city right now it tell you more. nicole, good morning. >> yes, good morning, ukee, erika, in fact, those folks have already gone home. cold night for a cam out, pretty much a cardboard box and sleeping bag is all they had overnight. difficult night for them but brought perspective around the issue of homelessness, specifically teens homeless by the way 1 million teens in the u.s. are homeless. and, the covenant house, which is sponsoring this event, actually, helped 71,000 of them, 2,000 of which are here in new jersey. so, a tremendous cause, altogether, they raised $114,000 for those homeless kids, and things like shelter, like clothing, meals, but also, educational and job services, legal services, counselling services, so they really do provide some great service to the community and specif

he and his wife will make stops in warminster, bensalem and newtown, among others. nbc 10 will be there when they do. jim and renee. >> thank you, george. >>> nbc 10 is your station for decision 2014. visit nbc10.com for an entire section on where the candidates stand on the issues and then tune in as the results come in tomorrow night. you'll see updates on air, online and on your mobile device. >>> new at 6:00, police are warning people in one ocean county town to inspect all of their halloween county after a potentially dangerous discovery. manchester township police are reporting a parent bit into a tootsie roll and found a took pick shard in it. this is the third time someone in our area reported a candy scare this halloween season. one teen who found a razor blade inside a candy bar wrapper and another teen found a pin inside a candy bar. >>> november 17th, the long awaited opening of a stain station. the old historic dinky train station closed last year to allow the princeton area to build a $320 million arts center. >>> tonight we go inside the abandoned air

pennsylvania turnpike, slow, from philly-bensalem, all the way over to willow grove. on the roosevelt boulevard, in the northeast, right near devereaux, an accident with police taking care of that. and then as we -- harbison avenue in the great northeast, the rest of the majors in new jersey, slow going, on 295, real thick here, through mt. laurel. and then little further south heavy on to the 42 freeway, the majors like the schuylkill becomes half hour into and out of town, and just over a half hour, on 476. mike, alex, back over to you. >> let's get back to stop story in the philadelphia area. philadelphia police have released new video this that violent abduction after woman in germantown. >> investigators recovered surveillance video after person of interest from a gas station, and a bank, in maryland. now to steve keeley live with the latest on this. >> well, the headline here at headquarters stains latest surveillance video was put out to the public, is that the last time anyone tried to use carlesha's bank debit card was more than 50 hours ago. so it, may be th

a joint venture by the owner of parx casino in bensalem and the corez group out of baltimore. bringing -- >> jobs, economics development, significant investment. >> reporter: their vision, a $425 million, 200,000-square foot casino on packer avenue near the sports complex. the live casino and hotel plan beat out three other competitive proposals from developers, including bart blackstein. >> as rocky said, there ain't gonna be no rematch. >> reporter: south philly neighbors who have been protesting may want to get back in the ring and appeal the gaming board's decision. >> i think it will make it more uncomfortable with where i live with regards to parking, with regards to getting around, avoiding drunk drivers. >> reporter: the stadium casino group doesn't see it that way. >> you have somebody maybe who doesn't like it but by and large we have enjoyed a great deal of community support. >> the state in addition to corporate taxes is getting 55% of the gaming revenue on the slots. >> reporter: former casino owner and temple law professor ed eller said the state gaming board had

bensalem police arrested a man for a string of cemetery fires which left veteran's flags charred. george spepser covered the story live and is back live tonight. george? >> reporter: yeah, jim, investigators tell us it is sheer coincidence that the dna tests on their suspect came back this week leading to an arrest today. but, for family members of those who have served, this timing couldn't be anymore appropriate. >>> as the sunset on this veter ran's day, dozens of miniature american flags waved proudly in a cemetery boupsing back from recent vandalism. ben salem police believe this man, 29-year-old anthony carter, destroyed many of those flags along with veteran's grave markers and other mementos in a series of five arsons late this summer. for amanda, the granddaughter of a navy vet, the arrest brings some closure. >> i want to make sure that the sites that i'm taking care of, because they're my family members, i want to make sure everything is good. >> investigators connected carter to the crimes thanks to a dna swab. they say he gave the sample vol up tearily when an officer