brr. today is friday. >> so many noises here. >> yes, brr. today is friday, november 10, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm katie fehlinger. meisha is keeping an eye on the roads this morning. >> one more time? >> brr. >> always better when we get to see your face. well, yes, it has been actually real busy in the worlds of travel this morning, so talking about the hit-and-run in maple shade, new jersey, also talking about three other accident out there , some construction, so yes, lots going on. >> definately not weather-related. i wouldn't make, anyway, still pretty tame outside right now, and even in terms of thermometer reading, you said it, we're hitting our daytime high, and the sun's not even up. so that cold air really will be playing catch-up to us, and already reflected on the thermometer readings. taking a look, storm scan, certainly not much to track here locally. front pretty much done its job , crossed through, with little fanfare precipitation- wise, but heck of a store when it comes to the temperature readings. now, here wha

brr. today is friday. >> so many noises here. >> yes, brr. is friday, november 10, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm katie fehlinger. meisha

and whether we get those wintery temperatures in here, brr. bob kelly? >> brr, sorry for the delay there, sue, but update on the overturned tractor-trailer on the new jersey turnpike at exit number 7a. here is a live look from our new jersey turnpike camera. this is central jersey, again, the new jersey turnpike off ramp to exit 7a. so it is going to impact both north and southbound traffic, you can seat un carriage of the tractor-trailer looking live from the new jersey turnpike camera. exit 7a is the interchange for great adventure, just to kind of give you idea there, that's the connection with i195. so this will tie us up through the morning rush hour. again, eventually, you know the drill, once they get out there, they assess the situation, they clean up any fuel, they're going to have to shut the ramp down altogether in order to upright the big rig. a live look here, the schuylkill expressway, everything is open for business, no problems into or out of the city, as we look live there near spring garden. and we're looking good coming in from south j

brr. we'll get you to work with a check of the vine street expressway. >> jessica boyington, eastbound lanes are now open, right? >> yeah. everything is good. it was open all morning. just was the area around the schuylkill expressway where it was difficult because of construction. the vine street expressway is open. this is the first time we checked in with it, too. westbound moving toward the schuylkill expressway, not seeing a problem. eastbound toward 95, no problems there either. and claymont, delaware, construction on 495. northbound at philadelphia pike, headed toward the pennsylvania side, a delay. now they're seeing delays with the lanes lost moving through there. there's an accident in plymouth, too. watch west germantown pike at the overpass. i'll have updates in about ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> ahead, all-out brawl on the ice? why prosecutors believe it was a planned attack by young players. >>> and the nominations are in. who's walking away with grammy nods and who was lef

. > your normal sound in the morning, no good morning or hello, just brr. >> good morning, bob, sue.ll the main event today ... ahh. >> i feel, not a jazz hand, but i feel? >> it is, another ten out of ten. we've got a temperature milder than yesterday. bus stop buddy, still wearing warm coat, but not as colds as it was. most of our temperatures are in the 40's this morning, let's proof it to you. 47 degrees, little bit after windchill, but not much, sunrise time now 7:01. so we've got 32 in allentown, that's pretty chilly. we have 45 in reading, 42 in lancaster, even 41 degrees up in mount pocono this morning. washington township at 48. dover, delaware, 49 degrees. it is 53 in rehoboth beach. we have the southwesterly winds rolling in, probably be at 06 degrees by lunchtime topping off with another beautiful day and high temperature of 62 degrees. as we close out november and head into december, we will tell you the weather in the seven day forecast, good morning, bob kelly. >> good morning, bus stop buddy not wearing gloves, because he left them at school yesterday. >> i think that

. >> brr. thank you, doug. >>> we're just getting started with you here tonight.'re going to be with you until 11:45 this evening. a lot more to come from virginia, including a poll question today about confederate monuments. we'll tell you what voters said they think should be done with them after the violence in charlottesville this year. >>> plus, tragedy in the world of sports. what we're learning about the >>> back at the live desk now. track being a few noteworthy selections outside the state of virginia. first-time candidate phil murphy took the governor's desk tonight. tonight christmurphy promised t challenge the white house. democrat bill de blasio holds onto the power in new york city. de blasio really didn't face much of a challenge in the heavily democratic city. he said he was more than when he started and he said it's time to start a culture where people respect each other again. and we have the only congressional contest, a special election here. republican john curtis has won schafer's old seat to represent utah. he is now in the city of provo wit

brr. and 53 for "black friday." that's your forecast up until then. the rest of the holiday weekends coming up, bob kelly? >> good morning, everybody, 8:32, stack up on 95, an accident, this is southbound lanes of 95. right at the allegheny avenue off ramp. causing for some delays, for the gang leaving out of port richmond there, accident, southbound lanes of route one. right at route 32, that's going to cause delays for everybody coming out of jersey, out of trenton, headed south on route one, as you roll in through bucks county. and then, here, mess in new jersey, north on 295, we had earlier overturned truck, and truck fire, approaching route 47. so if you are leaving south jersey trying to get into the freeway, use route 130, going to be your best bet. and septa says expect delays on all of the trains of the regional rails, the trolleys, and the high-speed line. mike back over to you. >> thank you very much. let's figure out which toys are safe for your kids, very simple here. mike rolls his back, been in bummer of times this holiday season, good

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brr. >>> 6:21. it's been dubbed one of the best places to live in america.he montgomery county town that's wos the distinction several times and what makes it such a great place. >>> good morning. this morning we're in horsham, montgomery county. >> we are. the township has been called one of the best places it li-- plac to live in america three different times. we have more from the wawa in easton with a closer look at the distinction. pretty cool, deanna. >> reporter: it is. people are pretty proud of it. it has to do with people like this guy here, wally, the local job growth in the area. the schools and the township's low crime rate. alongside homes and office space, it's packed with office parks where big corporations call it home. one of them, toll brothers, said more people live here than work here. horsham is one of the biggest employee-packed places in the county. officials want to add retail, apartments, new attractions to convince people not to just live here but to call horsham home, as well. by the way, horsham like many montgomery county commun

>> brr. >> say that for now. let's enjoy our nine out of ten today. it is a chillier start, though.ose day. not the animal with the and the letters, talking chocolate mouse, baby. temperatures in the 30's, 40's, sixers won last night by the way. so, bus stop buddy celebrate that, as well. our current temperature in philadelphia, 38 degrees. little bit after windchill. sunrise time, 7:03. officially. and it is in the 20's to the north of us, in allentown, 28 degrees. mount pocono, 22. a chillier 34 in reading, 37 in wilmington. same in atlantic city. so, as we look ahead to the rest of the day, we will see decent amount of sunshine, some clouds increasing after sunset, which is 4:37. 56 degrees is our high. and that's the forecast you will hear on 101.1. more fm. bob kelly, all that christmas music, all day, all night long. >> i was sinking along this morning on my way in. 4:32, you will be sinking along this morning, as well, as you roll west on the schuylkill. down to one lane, leaving south philly, headed in toward center city, then shutdown at 30th street. add extra five minutes

brr. 29 degrees in the morning and 53 on "black friday."ur forecast for the start of the holiday weekend. of course, all holiday weekends, traveling out and about, you can littles tone 101.1, more fm. behave yourselves on the roadways, bob. >> here is a example what we're dealing with this morning, south philly, this is live look at i-95, right near the stadium area. again starting to see the rain now, that's going to slow us down naturally, just give yourselves extra time, live look at the benny coming into downtown philly. here is a maple shade, one for the shaders over here, route 73, passing our camera at fellowship road. and then, watch for an accident along 95 in wilmington, the northbound side right at martin luther king boulevard. now if you are coming into or through the city today, heads up. because they're shutting down the parkway, and the kelly drive. they said around 9:00, in and out of the city, so they can practice and get set up for the big parade tomorrow. that will cause gridlock, for folks trying to get out of the city,

is 36 degrees temperature in atlantic city, we head to up pottstown, where it is 31, and doylestown, brr, 29 degrees, to get started. but we will see sunshine, few clouds today, 56 degrees, cooler afternoon than yesterday. sunset time, 4:37. we will give that you seven day forecast, which of course includes the weekends. coming up, bob kelly? >> thomas, could you always get some santa hats and put them on top of all of the ghosts skeletons out on the front lawn and boom good to go. 5:02, good to go here, opened up the schuylkill expressway now, both directs cents, have been closed on the overnight with construction, you know the drill. but we good to go, and ready for a thursday morning rush hour. coming into downtown, on the vine street expressway. no problems, the bridges are looking good this morning, still doing some work on the 42 freeway over here, near 295. and later on this morning, we are getting down in downingtown, breakfast this morning, we will be at the farmhouse coffee and expresso, got some good spot at a really cool location, we will see you out there live starting at 9:

brr. if we get to 25 degrees, on saturday morning, we will get down to 25, it will be the coldest morning in nine months, since march the 23rd, was the last time we've had 25 n philadelphia. we're in the 30's right now. we are mid 20's in the mountains, higher elevations, but mostly 30's, 40's, throughout the region, 46 degrees in philadelphia. no rain to show you at the moment on radar. but as we look a led to the rest of the day, we see decent amount of cloud cover rolling in. and then, as the cold front comes through, just few showers here and there. maybe six, seven, 8:00, out of here, and then we can get ready to shiver. 57 degrees today. 39 degrees our high tomorrow. cold and blustery, frigid start for the morning on saturday, for our walk to end altzheimer's saturday, but at least the sun is going to shine. and it is veterans day, as well, saturday. back to the 50's, by the middle of next week. bob kelly, what you got. >> we got overturned tractor-trailer, sue, will cause havoc for

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brr. with that story. kate >> reporter: hey, there, kelly that's right small manufacturers are closely watching all of these nafta renegotiation talks. the owner of this business says her biggest concern is simply the unknown. here they manufacture custom parts for gig companies like john deere and bobcat they then export to canada and mexico making up about 10% of their business >> my biggest concern as an owner is not knowing the impact to us and then how is that going to affect our end customer i don't understand how the negotiations is going to affect us, but i do know that shipping to mexico or canada, our customers are not going to take a price increase. >> reporter: carrie hansen said she's not overly confident in in the administration's ability to overhaul the decades-old trade deal she's hopeful they'll take it to consideration, what it might mean for a small company like hers nonpartisan groups like the national small business association say they're generally there support of free trade agreemen