bryn mawr, media. berwyn, 4.4" bucks county 4" and at the airport lehigh valley international 1" of snow fell there. but a big change as you head down the shore. 17" cape may, toms river.3 and ocean country 18" of snow at the airport in atlantic city and vineland 6" of snow and even in delaware double digit totals stockly 11.4 and lewes 5" and brandywine 4.7 and dover 4.3. we added tenth of an inch adding snow total to 12.7 on the season so far in philadelphia. 4.1 not it the most snow we've had but when every flake sticks to the roads you have treacherous travel and de do tonight. winds gusts strong 4 miles an hour in reading and 38 in the city and it feels like single digits if not subzero already. and travel again still a problem. blowing snow out there right now. overnight, plaque ice, everything refreezes as temperatures plummet once again. windy and slick spots for friday morning commute remaining wind yes. with the wind we cannot rule out pouter outages ft. lines ice over and nearing record cold

bryn mawr, media. berwyn, 4.4", bucks county 4" and at the airport lehigh valley international 1" of snow fell there. but a big change as you head down the shore. 17" cape may, toms river.3 and ocean country 18" of snow at the airport in atlantic city and vineland 6" of snow and even in delaware double digit totals stockly 11.4 and lewes 5" and brandywine 4.7 and dover 4.3. we added tenth of an inch adding snow total to 12.7 on the season so far in philadelphia. 4.1 not it the most snow we've had but when every flake sticks to the roads you have treacherous travel and de do tonight. winds gusts strong, 4 miles an hour in reading and 38 in the city and it feels like single digits if not subzero already. and travel again still a problem. blowing snow out there right overnight, plaque ice, everything refreezes as temperatures plummet once again. windy and slick spots for friday morning commute remaining wind yes. with the wind we cannot rule out pouter outages ft. lines ice over and nearing record cold th

rail line, you should specked delays in the area, inbound trains will not service stations between bryn mawr and overbrook, we'll stay on top of this for you here on tv and on line at cbsphilly.com. >> this noon, walls of mud, a devastating scene after deadly mudslides triggered by torrential rain reek havoc on southern california community. >> good afternoon, i am m jim donovan. >> i'm rahel sole plan, in the wake of the mudslides 15 people are dead several people still missing. >> correspondent chris martinez with the latest on the destruction. >> church teams in southern california are working to reach areas burried in mud and debris after tuesday's deadly rain. >> we don't know how many additional people are still trapped. we now there are some, and we're still making our way into certain areas. >> torrential rains, triggering devastating mudslides. helicopters rescued dozens of stranded people, crews on the ground, also, search for victims. >> look like world war i battlefield. >> it was literally a carpet of mud, and debris everywhere. >> here in burbank, another massive mud slide

any train that goes through bryn mawr certainly delayed. the 35 and the 120 suspended. a lot of the other ones are all on detour, your best bet go to septa.org, their system status button, specially for later on, when you get ready to head back home, you want to know the status that far bus before you head out the front door. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> new jersey declaring state of emergency for cape may, atlantic, ocean, monmouth counties, real quick, do want to point out all non-essential employees do not have to report to work in new jersey, of course, essential employees must report on regular questioned you. >> that's cape may. also spiking of the shore, i irene wrote in, just got done plowing in atlantic city, work 17 hours with her co-workers, hard it keep up. we a lot of snow out there. shout out to resort and all of the people out there. let's see the pictures, your pet pictures have been over p top. thank you so much. absolutely adorable. gary puppy lovers the snow. >> this one from theodore, snowy scene in his neck of the woods right there. hi, carry

. >> a fund has been established for the children through the bryn mar trust bank.ann cuellar, channel6 "action news." >> thank you. body cam vid jo video shows a ce call the minute a vehicle slammed into a new jersey officer's patrol car saturday night. the officer was out of his vehicle at the time and he escaped unharmed. >> still to come, we head back to minnesota. >> an off duty police officer opens fire as a driver tried to mow down a civilian in philadelphia. >> and a major departure from the fbi today. the number two man departs. our january thaw is over. we are tracking colder air on the way. three chances of snow tomorrow. the details on what to expect in the seven-day forecast. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. ♪ ♪ >> philadelphia's police commissioner is concerned about the number of shots fired at a driver who was purposely hitting pepedestrians. an off duty driver fired and shot him in the head, but he fired about ten shots. >> a police officer shot at point-blank range was emotional while describing limitations recovering

switch failure on amtrak at the bryn mawr station. dart has suspended service now, in sussex counties they'll still operate at least for right now in both kent and in what's that? >> new castle. >> new castle, went on a blank been a long morning so far. >> it has. >> sometimes area i can uses the same video for his excuse. we will see snow video in the summertime. >> true. >> make sure we refresh that. >> late for work. >> it is july. conditions out, there hop all around the delaware valley right now, it is actually looking like a little bit, mine, still obviously very dark, but wildwood maybe a slight lessening of the winds speed there? wow, they've just gotten that certainly rehoboth beach down there right now. they look like they're the winner for the most snow. >> thirty plus mile per hour winds, and they're going to pick up to over 50 miles an hour. moorestown, new jersey, good morning to you, still dealing with the snow out there. and some icy conditions. please, if you have to go out, be safe. please, if you have to go out, be

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morning when the aqua water company received calls about water service issues in lower merion and bryn mawr and conshohocken and cheltenham township. but among the hardest hit is the somerwood corporate building in west conshohocken because the building is located about 90 feet downstream from where the main ruptured. it flooded egg here out the building and the back door and they don't have it off yet they are working on it. >> the crews are able to shut down the main that was spewing tremendous amounts of water from the broken pipe but it will be a while before things get back to normal. >> they will run off a generator around the clock to get it fixed. >> it will probably take them a couple of days. >> back out live on the scene. aqua water officials say they are still investigating assuming of course that the cold weather was a factor here. and that water pressure is fully restored to everybody by 6:00 tomorrow morning. but no word at this hour, how long it will be before balligomingo road reopens. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> another water main break ha

it happens on the campus of bryn mawr college. philadelphia museum of art will host a musical tribute, and african-american folk hero john henry. a live look at the museum. you can watch it here at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> this morning we're learning the legendary down home voice of college football, keith jackson, has died. >> jackson was behind the microphone for top gridiron matchups for five decades. his best known catch phrase, whoa nellie, charmed generations of fans. he's credited with nick naming the rose bowl the granddaddy of them all. the georgia native called nfl and world series games as well as the olympics and auto racing. keith jackson died friday. he was 89 years old. >>> good morning, everyone. happy sunday. winds are still a bit of an issue this morning. enough to smack you in the face as you step out the door. allentown, philly to millville. we still see gusts at 20 miles an hour in coatesville. 20 in wildwood. i think that's where we're going to see throughout the day, gusts fluctuating right around 15 to 25 w

nbc10 at bryn mawr college for the main line mlk association's celebration. cline-thomas served as the mc. dons of people honored dr. king through service. members of the chosen ministries fed the homeless at the same spot where dr. king spoke back in 1965. a worship and musical service then followed. nbc10 was in new jersey where a group of high school football players received the 2017 a few good men award. the players were chosen to receive the honor because of their leadership and community service. one of today's award winners spoke about what that honor means to him. >> for me, it's just about keeping the game alive and keeping kids playing. i know in our town, kids don't want to play. the sport is a brotherhood and it's important for people to enjoy the same brotherhood i have in my career. >> a few few men serve -- >>> turning now to weather and a sunny but brutally cold day in camden. some people braved the cold to get pictures along the delaware river still filled with chunks of ice. >>> and things are warming way up by next weekend, but first, we'r

if you'd like to contribute, you can go stop by any bryn mawr trust bank and ask about the house children memorial fund. you can also find additional information on k and s towing's facebook page. reporting from the state police belmont barracks i'm jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >>> the department of licenses and inspections is investigating how a home partially collapsed in north philadelphia on the 3200 block of north 13th street this morning. neighbors tell us owner does not live there full time but does come back from time to time. l and you have says it's going to take down the rest of the building soon it just hasn't said exactly when. >>> their cars are casualty of the eagles nfc win. someone spray painted them. who knows why but it's all better now because fox 25 is getting results. and we go there. especially when it comes to the super bowl. more life from the twin cities on media night as fox 29 news >> we showed you how somebody celebrating the eagles took it into idiot territory. they sprained green on many cars. dozen or so hit around the temple university area. calls from con

a trust fund is set up for house's children through bryn mawr trust bank. >> it is 4:48 and a new jerseyilwoman wants to get tougher on texting while walking. more on that ahead. >>> and also a car plunges into the water with a child trapped inside and the mother made a decision she may regret. >> also coming up we'll show around a hub of hope. a new place offering services for the homeless in philadelphia. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> good morning, everybody. who loves seeing that green wherever we go as sky6 is looking live right now at the center city skyline. lots of clouds up above, though, as we do have some light snowfall in parts of the region. most of the area roads are just wet. we're here here in king of prussia on 202 near the schuylkill. it's barely damp here on 202, so looking pretty good right there. tacony-palmyra bridge, yes, you see the clouds and a little hard to see but scheduled to go up at 4:45, which was a few minutes ago. i had to check the clock for a southbound ship. stick to the betsy ross bridge instead and visibilities as you can see are down as you're traveling around so us

if you'd like to donate you can stop by any bryn mawr trust bank and ask about the house children's memorial fund. we do have more information on fox29.com. >>> happening right now, in new york city jury selection began today in the federal fraud case against joseph skinny joey mer lean gnome the notorious mobster from philadelphia on trial in manhattan on charges he returned to his life of crime after his release from prison. the 55-year-old has pleaded not guilty to charges that he was part of a health care scheme to bill insurers for unnecessary and excessive prescriptions. >>> sick little boy a huge eagles fan. the ref of his family, though, giants fans. so how, how did that happen? some good old-fashioned philly kindsness much that's how. >>> kristen? >> hey lucy i'm still here live outside the xcel energy center. we just saw the eagles team leave. what they to say here at hoping this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your f

we all expect the lights to go on, the water to work and the road and bryns not to collapse. there is a lot going on, there is no will to get infrastructure done. >> there is no will because it's difficult for congress as you said ali to find the money and it's going to cost trillions of dollars to fix up the infrastructure. you laid out the statistics very well. america is one big pothole. we are in a terrible state of disrepair in america. and congress needs to come to grips with the fact that this needs to be paid for if we are really going to make progress in fixing up infrastructure. >> where the rubber hits the road for people is when they start losing money. usually that money is lost with time. if a energy grid collapses in a storm or a bridge collapses or a water main breaks it starts to affect people. not just that mr. sec. the issue is that if we don't stay ahead of the curve like other countries are doing we end up losing business to those places, places with great communications infrastructure and commuting infrastructure. >> no doubt about it. it means kmi oppor

steve gray was sworn in last night as the new head of the bryn athyn police department. he takes over for glen kaufman after 35 years on the force. >>> you saw tracy holding up the ticket at the top of the show. more than $850 million is still up for grabs. >> here's the reason -- no one won the jackpot in last night's mega millions drawing. now the pot grows to at least $418 million. the numbers 1-42-47-64-70, mega ball, 22. the next drawing is friday night. tonight is the powerball drawing. no one hit the winning numbers over the weekend, so the jackpot keeps growing, as well. >>> certainly we all wish we could hit the jackpot and perhaps go to a warmer place. >> how about that? >> this cold is many ways. >> here's the good news -- we have you covered as we prepare for the even colder weather that's headed our way and the snow. meteorologist bill henley has that. >> a lot going o dry outside. our skies are clear. there's a little breeze. even without the wind, we have a frigid morning. the good news, today, a lot of sunshine, it's not going to be as cold as the last se

collingdale, half foot, bryn mawr even pick up 5 inches, and i believe that's about what we had at my place out in delco. then dover, 4.3 inches fell there. further inland you went, lighter the totals became. so it really showed you it was obviously a very much coastal storm. but the brunt of the storm was always going to go to the shore no matter what ended up happening with the track. near are actual air temperatures, what you want want you to do, knock off at least as many as ten, 20 degrees, right now feels more like sub zero everywhere. even in philadelphia. even at the shore. if you have to factor that in to the way you dress to be out in there is the way you plan your day, if today is a day that you are going to try to remove some of the snow, we all have to get out and take care of, that you are going to have to be smart about that. take freak went breaks as you shovel. and just make sure you are paying attention to how your body feels. keeping in mind here that frostbite can set in easily in as little as 30 minutes, with the kinds of chill we're dealing with, there is a windc

it happens on the campus of bryn mawr college 2:45 to 4:00. hosting a musical tribute to both dr.the african-american folk hero john henry. tomorrow gerard college will host one of our area's biggest mlk service events. 5,000 volunteers will help out with some 100 activities including workshops, training, a health fair and a civic engagement expo. >>> pet lovers, today is your last chance to see adorable animals and learn about the newest trends in pet health. it is open today until 5:00. you can find your next four-legged friend for adoption. >>> alleged vulgar comment about third-world nations from trump are causing a global backlash. >> the top issue on "meet the press." joining us for a preview is moderator chuck todd. president trump taking heat for alleged comments. how does this affect what's next for a possible immigration deal considering that he's denying he made the remarks? >> what he didn't deny was the sentiment, the more sadly was about norway because that was a direct implication that european immigrants good, african immigrants bad. it reinforced a stereotype the

answer the legacy of the late civil rights lead they are afternoon at goodhart hall on the campus of bryne 2:45 to 4:00. the philadelphia museum of art will host a musical tribute today to dr. king. an african-american folk he john henry. you can watch it in the great stair hall at 3:00 this afternoon. >> one win away, that's it. >> the eagles and their fans are looking to the nfc championship game. next, we'll hear from the team and how they proved critics wrong. >>> and in your first alert forecast that bitter cold just stuck atop of us for now. what will it be like next sunday? your extended forecast is coming up. a live view over cape may. >>> well, so many of us flying high after that big win last night. the reality check hit us this morning when we woke up. we're still in the middle of cold wer. >> some warm feelings coming from lincoln financial field. >> i actually think i saw a lot of our coverage yesterday, the home team did awesome. fans seemed warm. i think they dressed appropriately. they were just warm from that high they were on. i think there was some alcohol helping, i'm

. >> it's one of the first things you see walking into bryn mawr rehabilitation hospital. it's not what you would expect. >> the hallway, there was nothing colorful or interesting about it. >> along with more than 500 works of art now on display, there's this. a larger than life masterpiece that spans the main hallway. former patient created it. he started painting through art ability. an art show in its 23rd year. >> sometimes families need a break from their room and their routine. they're able to enjoy the artwork. >> she runs art ability and has seen firsthand how it helps patients improve. >> it can take them out of what they're going through now and let them escape into a world and imagine something different. there's a connect with it. >> warm colors, a happy subjects. this is a place of healing. that's what we want to inspire people with. >> curator lays it out. all are for sale. this was painted by a quadriplegic artist using only her mouth. another created this wearable art to simulate how hard it can be to walk. >> i simulated this with paint. >> he's recovering

. >> overall the break is effecting service in bryn mawr and conshohocken along with glen side and cheltenham township. >> i know that since this morning the pressures have begun to build up and recover we hope in a 4 hour period to be up to full pressure and the leak repaired. >> back out live on the scene here, we should mention that only a handful of customers lost power and those repairs should be complete within a few hours. water service is expected to be fully restored by can have tomorrow morning. no word at this hour when balligomingo road will reopen. reporting live walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> crews working around the clock there thank you. >>> another water main break is causing headaches in morristown, burlington county. the westbound lanes are closed at pleasant valley avenue and the department of public works crews are making the repairs, the pipe broke at 7:00 and the ice quickly build up. and "action news" will let you know once the road is reopened. some students in delaware county got an extra day added to their winter break and the pipe burst at winterboro hig

if you'd like to contribute, you can go stop by any bryn mawr trust bank and ask about the house childrenorial fund. you can also find additional information on k and s towing's facebook page. reporting from the state police belmont barracks, i'm jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. ♪ >>> happening right now patco riders have wait a bit longer for there ride a tonight a train took out electrical pole. one big mess this morning though during the morning are you rush. trains are running on adjusted schedule through tomorrow morning. train was headed east near the ferry avenue station when right on 5:30 it hit electrical pole. conrail train had hit that pole that was leaning near adjacent tracks. four people have if i nor injuries. patco is hoping to have trains running about every ten minutes during tomorrow morning's rush hour. ♪ >>> still ahead, you never know who you're going to run into at the super bowl. man, does chris have a story to tell about buying an eagles shirt. >>> and after the nfc championship, some woke up to this, their cars spray painted green. tonight, fox 29 is getting results.

construction incorporated holding its annual winter classic at the outdoor jungle pavilion ice ring in brynng ton valley. children competed from 11:30 to 1:00 this afternoon long time to be out there. afternoon adults will play tonight at 9:45. this was the tenth year the company held their winter classic. >> definitely wintry out. sky gazers, man, it's going to be so cool tonight. first super moon of 2018 superman aren't any bigger than any other noons because the moon's size doesn't change but they appear larger and brighter because moon is closer to earth and its orbit. experts say best time to see this superman around 9:30 tonight. here's a tidbit i think i read about this one. this the moon is actually closer to the earth right now than it's been in the 1940s. sometime in there. so this is super special for this super moon. it is the second in a trilogy. super moons december and january. first was on december 3rd. another will appear on januar january 31st. >>> so very cool stuff. all right. so really icy and lots of area and in washington state it's a big problem. >> power lines are d

she graduated from bryn mawr and temple's beasley school of law and she spent the past 20 years as a prosecutor in our area. >> time for a check of all right "action news" traffic report friday night. >> let's take it live to matt pelman. welcome back matt. >> thanks. nice to be back with you guys. i wish i was back with some better news though monica and rick here in plymouth meeting. getting word of a crash on the southbound side of 476, the northeast extension approaching the mid-county toll plaza and just obscured by the sign here is an overturned vehicle in the e-z pass lanes. you can see traffic barely squeezing by on the left side but there is a tow truck out here and police are out here with this overturned vehicle crash that just happened on the southbound side of 476 approaching the toll plaza. northbound's also slow getting on the west west -- east west turnpike but the earlier overturned truck is long gone. slow speeds on the schuylkill and 95 its a friday afternoon. we expect this. just 11 miles per hour eastbound on 76 near girard avenue. and on 95 coming out of berks c

. >> tacoma narrows bryn was open on the 1st of july in 1940. after two years of construction. the tacoma narrows is also a bit i've wind tunnel. and people working on the deck began to notice movement. and almost like airplane wing lift in the bridge. so unlike just kind of horizontal movement, they began to feel a vertical lift in the bridge especially in the center span. you know, there was no suspension bridge, anything like this anywhere in our part of the world anywhere in the pacific northwest. so there was an unfamiliarity with just how a big thing like this was supposed to babe. so people excited about it, there is a certain musical kind of gracefulness about a bridge like this. so people i guess just wanted to think it wasn't anything wrong that it was normal and once they would get all the concrete down on the deck and everything, the additional weight was added that that would all go away. then as we went out of summer and began to get into fall and the winds picked up a little bit, our prevailing wind out of the southwest which blows almost directly on to -- across

over 13 inches, but did start snowing wednesday night, so officially 14.2, dover, 4.3 inches fell, in brynis quite the difference. you just don't have as much clean up. half the amount of clean up the further inland you go. but future feels like are very much uniform whether it comes to the cold and how harsh it will feel for everyone. no one will feel like it is above zero any time today. this by 4:00 p.m. this model is suggesting some spots may feel like 0 degrees, that's the best we will find for the rest of the day. even into the overnight. by tomorrow, this particular model is little bit more optimistic, that will feel more like positive territory. but we don't really break that until sunday. so, really harsh cold is the story, and as a result here, from this point through saturday. even sunday pretty harsh but not as windy, monday we crack freezing, woman for wintery mix late in the day, tuesday looks just glorious, sunny and 40 degrees. >> i was just going to say, you're right, you say glorious , because 40 right now actually does seem and feel like that now. good morning, everyone,

i've been friends with bryn and michael since they were living in a tiny overpriced studio saving up for a down payment scouring real estate listings for a fixer upper they could afford. since they bought this property, they have communicated with both the tenants who were living there when they moved in. they helped them recoup money from a master tenant who had been illegally charging them too much money. they worked with all their neighbors. they've been communicating, as far as i can tell, in pepsi they've been communicating well. i've been to the house. it seems really unsafe to me. you put a glass of water on the coffee table and the angle of the water of the glass is like this. i won't bring my kids to her house. she's that afraid they were going to fall through the floor or something. to me, it's really unfortunate that a neighborhood like this and has not responded to her. reaching out to him can prevent her from moving forward and making this a really nice renovated home. make particular a nice -- nice dwelling for many homes. i just hope it would be really unfortunate if t

so if you want to contribute, you can go to any bryn mawr trust bank and drop off a check care of theial fund for the house children. there's also more information on k and s towing's facebook page. lucy? >> all right, you know people will step up to help out the family. thank you much, jennifer. >>> the department of licenses and inspections is vest goating how a home partially collapsed in north philadelphia on the 3200 block of north 13th street this morning. neighbors tell us the owner doesn't live there full time but occasionally does come back. l and sister says it's now going to have to take count rest of the building. didn't say when but said it will be soon. >>> do you recognize this guy perhaps? because police say he stole a bike from a 12-year-old boy in kensington. they say the guy road up on another bicycle on the 100 block of west norris street on januar. apparently flashed a gun by raising up his shirt told the boy toilet led him ride his bi bike. when the boy hasn'ted over the bike the guy took off with it. >> patco crews still working to get service back on track afte