a little bit colder in bucks county.that's the area of greatest concern, not lower bucks county, 37 in levittown. go into central bucks county at the freezing mark for doylestown and farther north and west, quakertown and perkasie, seeing temperatures at freezing along with kenter insville. it will be a race between the warm air and the rain. i think the warm air will win out. the temperatures will be climbing. we will see mainly rain in the area. the farther north you go, the better chance you'll see a wintry mix. a little bit of rain, light rain in southern delaware. it has a ways to go before it reaches wilmington. it's not falling in dover just yet, seaford, millsboro seeing rain. we've seen that increase since we went on the air at 4:00 this morning. this afternoon, rain for reading, quakertown and allentown. we were watching for a wintry mix in the allentown area and north. more likely you'll see snow falling in the pocono mountains. that's a good thing. for doylestown, trenton and mt. holly, warming into the upper

that's in bucks county. montgomery county, 48 degrees.9:00 this morning, light rain returning at 9:00. steadier, somewhat heavier rain at noontime. be on the lookout as we gonna into the afternoon, heavy downpours could create flooding conditions. we will be drying out. i'll show you when that happens when i come back with the seven-day forecast. >> thank you, bill. 20 minutes before 6:00 a.m. and reduced speeds in many of the majors, so keep an eye out for that. be careful and also we want to check in on montgomeryville. >> jessica boyington has that. what are you seeing there? >> what we are seeing is what was pretty common thread, pretty much we're seeing on all of the secondary roads. the majors doing better. they are pretreated. for upper state road around county line road. it it is at an intersection. the cars are stopped. underneath the streetlight, you can see pretty much a big pile of slush. that will be a messy commute this morning. if it's not frozen at all, it will be slushy and wet, having problems when making turns or in int

the temperatures are colder for allentown and into upper bucks county.the temperatures at or below freezing and rain, that's not a good mix but i expect these numbers to warm before the rain arrives there. your hour by hour forecast is calling for increasing clouds, lyle rain at 7:00 in philadelphia, 39 degrees, 41 at 10:00 and the warm air keeps coming with the rain falling at 1:00 this afternoon, winds up to 18 miles an hour. i'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> we are in new jersey on the 42 freeway around route 41. no problems in either direction. a northbound drive time, this direction right in here, headed up to the walt whitman bridge, a four-minute trip, average speeds up there into the 60s as well. we'll touch on area bridges right now. the bridge closure on the fall bridge is close for rehabilitation work. that will be there until april. take the city avenue bridge to get by. i did check with the rest of the area bridges for scheduled opens on

in bensalem bucks county we have this disabled tractor-trailer.want to watch for it here if you are on route one southbound approaching the pennsylvania turnpike. look for that off to the side right there. in new britain township bucks county we have a serious accident here. chopper6 headed to the scene right now and we're hearing someone is trapped in the wreckage of one of the vehicles here so we have police, fire crews, emergency crews all coming to township line road at walters road. if you're in this area stick to hilltown pike and sellersville road to avoid the delay there. also an accident in upper gwynedd township. this one on broad street and allentown road. let's take one more live look outside. this is what it looks like in new jersey. not a bad start to the day, right. roads in some spots a little bit damp and in fact you might need to scrape are windshield with areas below freezing in a few spots. this is 42 northbound traffic at creek road. i'd say just some volume building here matt and tam. >> okay, thank you karen. >> ♪ >>> well,

and we do have an accident scene that is out in bucks county on county line road and beechwood drive. everybody is doing okay there. in the process of an opening on the burlington bristol. that was schedule for 5:50 this morning. no problems on the betsy or the tacony palmyra. >>> the same storm system that's heading our way it causing problems in other parts of the country. check this out video. a tornado tore through this state yesterday taking out several trees and power lines and damaging homes. no reports of anyone hurt. this is alabama. six tornadoes have been reported in mississippi and alabama. while parts of the south are getting hammered by tornadoes and ray, the same storm system hits minnesota with snow. a snow emergency was declared in minneapolis and st. amu19ñ blizzard-like conditions forced an enter state to close. the state patrol closed 287 accidents on icy roads across minnesota. in michigan, there are winter storm warnings up. meteorologists say parts of the state could get 5 to 10. >>s of sn-- inches of snow. you can have alerts about severe weather, where you liv

. >>> we have new video of fire bombing at a bucks county bar. you can see a man throw a device at the entrance of big heads bar in warminster, bucks county on thursday. it exploded sending a fireball across the door into a nearby trash can. officers who respond the scene say bullets were fired as well. a $1,000 reward is being offered in the case. >>> police are trying to find the owner of some stolen jewelry and other items that were recovered from a suspected burglars car. new casting police arrested david camacho on burglary charges. he forced his way into homes during the day, would steal items and then sold some of them in the philadelphia area. now investigators are trying reunite victims with their stolen property. if you recognize these items give new castle police a call. >>> police in delaware county are looking to see if there are any additional victims after an arrest of a long time physics teacher and track coach. gregory stanczuk of ridley high school is charged with sexual assault. police say he had a relationship with a former st

knotts, age 25, of southampton, bucks county, was part of center city brawl back in september 2014, and in which two gay men, a couple, badly beaten on chancellor street. a fight reportedly prompted and fueled by homophobic remarks. witnesses not with larger group also seen in surveillance video from the area. among that group, two men, philip williams, and kevin hair gone, both also of bucks county, they pleaded guilty and took plea deals for probation and community service. they're also ordered to stay away from the philly area, during that time. myfoxphilly.com cute ers set the men beat them violently, member end their punch with hate speech. witnesses told jurors they also saw women involved and one matching knotts' description. now, back out live again, knotts was found not guilty of felony assault. she is the only one of those three to bring her case to trial. it is unknown yet if she will face jail time or a deal as her two counterparts. live in center city, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much, justin. >> rescuers continue to look for survivors followin

. >>> a young boy talks about how he fell through the ice in a bucks county pond and how neighbors and divers pulled him out. >> we're live in new hampshire as the candidates campaign ahead of tomorrow's big primary. >>> let's go over to david murphy and romg -- karen rogers with the latest in accuweather and traffic. >> reporter: we have precipitation off the coast, it's mainly rain right now. some of this may try to push into the coast and wrap around areas close to trenton before pulling away. along the way we could see rain mixing with snow and there's an advisory for the eastern areas this morning, just in case that occurs. you can see the storm system coming up the coast and wrapping inland. it will clip areas east of philadelphia before it pushes away. the only thing we'll see is a snow shower or two. future tracker 6 showing you by 9:00 there's the chance of snow and part of atlantic county and burlington county and half of mercer county before it pulls away. not a big deal accumulation out of this or anything, of course, the farther north and east you go you might see more. we

here's a live picture from stormforce 10 in bucks county. is the scene of an accident and road closure at worthington and stump roads in plum stead township. we've been getting live updates all morning long we have a penndot representative on gene blomm is live on the phone. thanks for talking with us this morning. tell us about road conditions. >> thank you, tracy and vai. there may be slush and icy spots, even on the major highways we urge motorist to travel in slow conditions. there could be an icy spot. we still have trucks out placing salt on the roadways to negate this freezing rain we've been battling for a number of hours. slow down. speed restrictions are still in place on the major expressways. >> gene, matt delucia tweeted out a picture, a map of showing where all the penndot trucks are. what's the biggest challenge? this storm was a little bit differe different. >> it was with the long period of freezing rain. we got the salt application down, the salt solution the pavement so when the freezing rain and sleet began to fall, it wa

that includes parts of montgomery and bucks counties, philadelphia and delaware county.ring off in parts of extreme northern delaware and new jersey is the main focus of this system right now. >> 6:26 on this first friday of february. stay with us this morning. we're in the first alert throughout the morning. the winter storm is here dropping anywhere from an inch to four across the tri-state region. here's a live look at burlington county. this is evesham township where the snow is coming down. it's sticking to the ground as you can see, and on the roads. we're checking on the airport, septa and amtrak. our winter storm coverage continues right here on "nbc 10 news today." >>> nbc 10 first alert weather breaking news. >>> it is 6:30 and 35 degrees right now. snow is falling. take a live look outside. this is what it looks like in burlington county in evesham township where snow is sticking to the roads there. >>> now in philadelphia, a live picture at the schuylkill expressway where it's not sticking to the roads but the snow could create low visibility. penndot tells u

upper bucks county. flash flood warning until 2:00 in the morning. also more storms right along the shore. in atlantic city, seeing the storms, lots of lightning. cape may with rain that way and look at suffolk county. a lot of rain. millford up towards dover. we still have a lot of activity here and this is going to last for the next few hours so with this cluster of showers and storms in delaware, moving into new jersey and mostly to the northeast here. cape may expecting it close to 11:30, gloucester close to 11:40. so we still have a very active weather situation for dell we are and south jersey at the moment and really new jersey we are going to pay attention to overnight tonight because the tornado threat has been extended until 1:00 a.m. and still the chance for an isolated tornado with any strong storms for new jersey and going to watch it very closely as we go over the next few hours. storm reports from today because we did have a lot of storm reports, downed trees and power lines and mostly wind damage, a lot of this occurred west of phila

. >> a husband from bucks county will never forget this flight after a special announcement from the pilot. >>> and paying tribute to a life taken too soon. how the miss philadelphia pageant is carrying on a legacy tonight one book at a time. >>> villanova rebounds nicely from its first loss and claude giroux hits a career milestone. >>> neighbors came to a resident's rescue today after he got trapped underneath the debris of this house collapse. it happened this morning in the grays ferry section. demolition crews cleaned up the rubble. the property did not have any open violations. however neighbors tell us the foundation appeared to be crumbling. crews on scene suspect the heavy rain and strong winds may have played a part in the collapse. the resident went to the hospital but he is expected to be okugo. >>> a fire chief is in the hospital recovering from a heart attack he suffered while battling a blaze in ocean county. crews responded to this house fire. the fire chief collapsed at the scene from what turned out to be a heart attack. he is at the hospital this evening. the house

turnpike in the eastern portion of the county, and there is montgomery county getting some, and bucks county getting some fairly heavy snow near richland and that is toing up in the lehigh val e lee, and across the river, new jersey, and seeing it light in trenton, but northern burlingtop county is getting moderate snow. nobody is getting heavy snow. we would see the visibilities of the quarter mile, and that is what we are getting at mount pocono, and it is fairly heavy in allentown, but the rest of the area, the visibilities are tolerable either meaning light snow or it is not snowing at all anymore. and let's break it down even more with sheena parveen county by county. >> yes, glenn, it is changing over a already especially in the southern counties like in southern delaware. we are seeing the snow turn over to rain and ice. and now, in pink, you can see it scattered and by 6:15, some of it may fill in again, and so freezing drizzle, and temperatures below freezing in delaware, but by 9:30, we will will warm up above freezing and in northern delaware and new castle near 495 and wilmington

let's take a look in morrisville, bucks county. we had flooding water overnight. right now we're looking at route 1, pennsylvania avenue we're drying out with no big problems right here. lots of other issues getting to the highway. in mount laurel, down wires on hainsport road. stick to church road. mass transit we're expecting delays septa trolley routes 10, 11, 13. >> reporter: we have flood warnings across the area. most south jersey is out of this. bucks county, philadelphia, norristown county schuylkill expressway river is high, there's high running waterways in allentown and reading and northern chester county. in most cases this is minor flooding, if you're in a low-lying area and you see water covering the road you want to avoid it. an exception to that would be the east brandywine creek. in downingtown we saw a crest back at 4:00 a.m. at 11:00 feet well above the flood stage that was producing major flooding. as we take a look live on the action cam, the waters, while still running high, are better than they were. there's the action cam shot. water is sti

we see the flashing lights in bucks county on i-95. gusty winds, debris on the roadway, that's what's happening here, balligomingo road is blocked between trinity and french street. we have an issue of flooding in west bradford township. north brook drive is blocked near camp linden drive. street road, 926 is blocked near creek road because of flooding. there's a couple of issues with flooding, be careful of that. >>> breaking overnight, flames consumed a restaurant in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood, there's not much of what's left of the house of jin restaurant. annie mccormick has more to tell us what is happening now. >> reporter: the fire destroyed the popular restaurant. i want to take you to the video because you can see how intense the flames were. that's what the firefighters arrived to, this is the house of jin restaurant that serves japanese and chinese cuisine. there were multiple fire agencies that responded. it took more than an hour to get this fire under control. it's in a shopping complex. it is unclear if other

look at this scene in feasterville, bucks county. high wind and soggy soil not a good combination there. huge tree came down cause ago lot of damage to raymond eagle's home. >> we watch the tree, i looked, checking it, started to go over and i said to myself, here it goes, and i was probably, ten, 15 feet away from where it actually hit. >> reporter: most of the damage in feasterville was concentrated in an area off bustleton pike near wood land road. >>> here's a look at damage in richboro, bucks county. chopper three over hatboro road at tanner brothers dairy and part of the roof where the cow's live was ripped off during today's storms. tanners brothers dairy says in cows or people were injured from that damage. >>> the storms have now moved through and we even saw a little sun, before night fall. lets check with meteorologist kate bilo with the latest on the forecast. kate, sun was kind of surprise to see. >> it was, it was like mother nature telling us storm is over it will all be okay. system is moving out and sun showing the t

18, 9/11 victims they are honored here in bucks county at the garden of reflection.y easies her only hoping is congress stopping the president's plans so trials can get moving in cuba and soon. >> another 15 to 20 years before they try these people, that may be past my life expectancy. and i want justice for my son. >> reporter: in bucks county david spunt for cbs-3 eyewitness house. >>> 5:15 right now. we are continuing to keep an eye on storm scan three this morning as rain head towards the delaware valley but not just rain we're worried about either. katie is outside with a look at what we can expect from that storm, katie. >> it is not just rain. we have got severe weather impacts, wind impacts and even still early this morning winter weather advisory posted for potential of icing, thin glaze further north you travel. so a a lot to talk about, guys and i am standing on the sky deck where off in the distance you can barely make out sky scrapers. fog is the other issue. we are technically between systems here but that second storm on the way starting to lift in wit

the lehigh valley seeing the light snowfall here, some more moderate snow moving into parts of bucks county where you see the darker shaded purple areas. chester county still light snowfall there, same as we go into new castle county in delaware. you see the rain snow line so middle town seeing the light rain, and then heavier areas right along lewis in delaware up to milford we have heavier areas of rain, that's moving into cape may at the moment. so as we go through this evening i this i the main concern not so much the rain but more the low visibility with the moderate to heavy snow moving through. the low visibility is going to be an issue, the snowfall could stick late with late snow showers we see move in with temperatures dropping below freezing. most of the area above freeze, 31 in pottstown, 32 in allentown, reading, 37 for millville and wildwood. many areas above freezing so melting on the roadways but look at this visibility. we have about a half mile in pottstown and wilmington. coatesville a half mile. philadelphia one mile. allentown 1 and a quarter mile. so this really shows

the daughter of bucks county police chief, she'll learn her fate today in a assault case that real had i the whole city talking. >> kathryn knott convicted of lesser charges in the brutal attack of gay couple. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live outside the courthouse with the latest on her sentence hearing. >> jim, erika, good morning there is day has been coming for more than a year, for kathryn knott, and judge now set to hand down her sentence in just a matter of hours. let's take you now to video kathryn knott last seen here in court back on december 18th, 2015, after three days of jury deliberations, knott found guilty of conspiracy, simple assault, simple assault, two counts every wreckless engage err, acquitted of two felony charges, and one misdemeanor charge. you will recall that knott age 25 of southampton bucks county was part of a center silly brawl back in september of 2014. the target was a gay couple, two men, who were left badly beaten in the area of has letter street. homophobe innings remarks reportedly prompted and fueled that fight. surveillance cameras an

montgomery, bucks county, lehigh valley, chester county, watching these closely. now look , mentioned, creeks ad river, the schyulkill river, boathouse row, low flood stages expect the tomorrow. we may see some area flooding. some roads could be closed. stay tuned. >>> breaking news from the courthouse in norristown where we await bill cosby's departure, after his attorneys lost their bid to have his sexual assault case toss the out. his attorneys arguing the district attorney promise the, assure the cosby, he would not be prosecuted in a case against bill cosby for the alleged sexual assault of a former temple university employee. looking at doors of the courtroom where the judge handed down that decision within the past half hour. we will continue to keep you up to date. count on it. we'll be right back. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> that's been a wet day out there. and it is still wet across most of the area. we actually have a back edge to this thing that we're finally seeing. so that may be a

we're looking live here on the border of montgomery and bucks county.peratures there are a little bit cooler. this is 202 parkway at county line road. we're watching traffic move through but look at all the slush on the sides of the roads and especially as you go to turn you're going to be dealing with this so you need to take it easy. this is a good shot as well. lionville chester county route 100 at 113 still slushy, still slippery even though we have those temperatures rising above freezing we just have enough snow and ice and not quite enough rain to wash it away and that's the problem we're dealing with on the roads now. here we are in king of prussia: we had an accident on the schuylkill approaching 202 westbound and you could still see some kind of flashing lights in the distance there. it was a vehicle facing sideways here. the accident itself is clear but the vehicle was facing the wrong way for awhile so just a difficult condition even on the schuylkil schuylkill expres. i-95 at allegheny the highway mostly wet but 45 miles an hour speed restr

>> jim, we came across scattered damage across the northeast section of the city and into bucks county. here this pine tree came across the front yard narrowly missing the front of this home, residents tell us it was a quick burst of high wind and heavy rain and some had branches come down but for this homeowner the result was worse. >> it only last a few minutes. >> five minutes of high wind and rain, when it was over damage was done, here a pine tree tipped on wires, knocking out power to residents in the immediate area, and peco was called to the scene and shawn edwards talking about the scene. >> the house started shifting and it felt like something was pressing up against it, and looked outside and all the trees were swaying around and then a large crash. >> the wind blue the roof off the boys and girls club and haldman was closed to traffic eastbound while they chopped up branchs that blocked part of road. in feasterville buck county, a tree fell across woodland road and wires came down on buckleton pike and a tree came down on crocus road into two bedrooms and a bathroom. >> you

they say from 2014 to 25020-inch 15 the irs scam complaints shot up by nearly $50,000 and bucks county consumer protection agency says this year is shaping up to be even worse. >> it's a shame. a lot of people last year have fallen for the scam and it looks like this year we might have a lot of victims too. it's by far the biggest irs scam we've seen come through because it's successful. >> and it's not just happening in bucks county. people are getting these calls throughout our area. different area calls. they go through robocalls until some take the bait and some are. some have issued their own alerts about this. basically it comes down to this. the irs will not call you without sending you a letter in the mail first. i'm getting more tips for you on how to protect yourself. for now i'm live in bensalem, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >> matt, thanks for that. >>> now to decision 2016. the democratic candidates will square off at a debate tonight. it follows a town hall last night. vai has more on that. vai? >> it's the first in the nation primary. last night bernie sanders and hillar

powerful rain and winds tore through our area and are destroying parts of a popular area in buck countyyou'll see here on "action news" a planeful of passengers were stranded on the tarmac at philadelphia international airport, what passengers are saying about what happened on board and a new study shows that philadelphia and its neighboring communities may be at risk when trains move oil through our region. >>> now the details after several hours of steady rain, a brief but intense squall line moved through our region and parts of a bucks county region were destroyed. >> workers at tanner's dairy thought a tornado had touched down there. walter perez is live with more on the damage. >> reporter: hi guys, over the years it's always amazing to see when you cover a wind damage story with a narrow scope and this is one more examine people as you see here, there are no other homes or businesses that we know of that were damaged but there you see the barn at the tanner brothers dairy farm blown off and people here at the time say that that wind burst hit fast and hard. >> we have a pretty bi

. >>> a boy rescued from a pond in bucks county is talking to "action news" for the first time. >>> let's get you ready for what's in store weather wise with david murphy and karen rogers. >> reporter: we're starting out with precipitation off the coast. it's a large system as you can see is centered well off the coast. it will be close enough to wrap into portions of the eastern region and parts of the jersey shore. that's happening as we speak. between now and 9:00 a.m., as we expect wrap around precipitation that will cause cool air aloft that will make it a wet snow event. we'll have very small accumulations and mainly on grassy surfaces. there's a winter storm watch that kicks in late tonight and into tuesday night in the southern portion of the region where a second system on the coast has a better chance of putting snow in during the day tomorrow and starting late tonight. that could give us more significant accumulation across the region. in addition the coastal flood watch because of the coastal system producing winds today and tomorrow. will produce minor coastal flooding today

we have an accident in langhorne, bucks county. route 1 northbound, maple avenue. we have a tow truck on the scene off to the right. traffic slowing on route 1 northbound we're not looking at snow on the main road here, but nonetheless an accident, and water on the roadways. this is i-95 at cottman, speaking of rain out here, prior to it changing to snow, you can see the splash back. here we are in south philadelphia, we've got flooding problems in the right lane, police and penndot on the scene blocking the right lane, i-95 northbound at packer avenue as you head toward center city. of course this is a day where you have a lot of extra people for wing bowl. we have the snow falling and in spots we have rain falling that we have flooding issues. >>> katherine scott is in the area that could see the highest of snow totals in the region, she joins us live in hammonton, new jersey. hi katherine. >> reporter: hi, matt, the snow is coming down for a little while, probable sticking more to seem to me than when it hits the grounds. when it hits the roads the not cold enou

this was a common theme here in bucks county where we are right now. the consumer protection center says there's already been victims. it's getting worse. don't answer a call from a number you don't recognize and if you do, the treasurely department tells us it's a good idea to write down as much information about the call even the number that pops up on your it. d. and report that directly to if federal trade commission or the fbi directly. >> matt, thank you. >>> this comes from australia where two friends caught a lightning strike on camera. whoo. the lightning hit so close the men felt the static from the bolt. >>> here we're watching out for fog. take a look at how the conditions have changed already this morning. this is a time-lapsed video showing the heavy fog lifting over the past three hours. but, bill, drivers could still see foggy patches this morning. remember, you can always get the latest weather forecast and watches and warnings with the bc 10 app. >>> the "today" show is next. we'll see you for local updates in just minutes. thanks for

the trouble spots, bucks county right now, a little bit colder than everybody else. ower bucks as much as central bucks. doylestown is right at the freezing mark and freezing in quakertown and perkasie. there's a good possibility those numbers will be warming before the wet weather arrives. 8:00 this morning, rain for trenton, doylestown and philadelphia. still waiting on the rain in allentown and doylestown, seeing the first rain drops at 35 degrees. the temperatures continue climbing in spite of the wet weather. still could see a wintry mix. the atmosphere will be a bit colder but as we go through the morning, into the early afternoon hours, the rain pushes farther to the north and the possibility of some heavy downpours at the shore. that will not be the end of the heavy rainfall. extended future weather when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> 4:41. let's check your ride to work. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >> we're quiet for the most part around all of our surrounding areas, especially the lehigh valley. around lehigh street, there are cars

here we look at parts of bucks county. we are still seeing freezing rain and right around buckingham, upper bucks county, spotty in montgomery county. welcome at the freezing rain. allentown, across 476 and 78, untreated roads are not looking good right now. here's burkes county, chester county, the pink is freezing rain. temperatures here are below freezing so when that rain falls and it is rain falling from the sky, it is no longer snow. we could see one area right around parksburg but that's on one of snow and rain falls and hit it is surface and it freezes on contact. creating that layer of ice and what we have seen pretty much all evening long in most of the area. seeing light rain in delaware and could be freezing rain and all this pink moving in is ice still and we still expect it going through the rest of tonight until about after midnight and then some changes. looking down to the southeast, all that heavy rain is moving here tomorrow. so by the midding of the day, heavy rain in the fork for the area. show you the

the second area where the water is on the rise and this could cause problems, lehigh, berks county, and bucks and chester county. one example would be the east branch of the brandywine creek in downingtown. the crest was up to 11.4 feet at 4:00 a.m. there see you the rain it's gone. spotty showers are possible. it's not a big deal. temperatures are good, 57 in philadelphia. a lot of 50s out there, but numbers will plunge during the day, i'll have that coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> reporter: most of the highways we'll see the floodwaters have receded. this is the schuylkill expressway past montgomery drive, all lanes open. no longer an issue right here, lots of other places we're dealing with flooding down trees and poles. the storm proved to be a problem with us this morning. lincoln drive at resulten house street we have pooling water on -- rittenhouse street. we have pooling water. pottstown, 422k. hism m and -- keim and 724. a down pole in lower salford township on park avenue between main and pennypacker. meanwhile, a down tree at hardman road they blocked that red fox run road.

this one in middletown township, bucks county. investigators telling us flames erupted early this morning at the foxwood manor apartments. we are told everyone made it out safely. we checked, there's no word what

reporting live in bucks county, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> now to decision 2016.onald trump will be looking for his third straight win. today's republican caucus in nevada. analysts expect trump to score an easy win and that has the gop establishment scrambling to support senator mr mrarco rubio. last night in las vegas, trump targeted rival ted cruz and his impact on religious-based voters. >> this guy is sick. there's something wrong with this guy. the evangelicals didn't vote for him. you know why? because they don't like liars. they're really smart people. >> ted cruz is hoping to win delegates in upcoming states with support from evangelicals. the voting bloc that flocked to donald trump in south carolina. the now, senator ted cruz shook up his campaign when he fired his spokesperson. rick tyler apologized for tweeting a story that falsely claimed marco rubio insulted the bible. cruz told reporters that his campaign would not question the faith of another candidate. coming up in the next half hour, we'll show you how a local student newspaper prompted that co

one little snow shower, maybe even, intensifying into a squall, right here along mercer county bucks countyine. right there getting ready to move into pennington, trenton there, it is drifting off to the south east. we have more stuff across upper montgomery county, as well, but everybody else for the most parties clear at this point, just bitter cold. 22 degrees at philadelphia. dew .6. wind west northwest at 16 miles an hour. watch these wind speeds. those will intensify as well, dropping wind chill values below zero. we have a wind advisory today and then wind chill advisory in effect tonight the with the warning for poconos. wind chill values will range anywhere from ten to 20 degrees below zero in this area tonight, 20 to 30 degrees below in the poconos tonight. really cold stuff. it is moving in. 18 degrees in allentown. seventeen in reading. sixteen in lancaster. twenty-two in philadelphia. and 20 in trenton. millville is 21 with a feels like temperature of nine. it feels like zero now in lancaster. three in reading. feels like six below in the poconos. five in allentown. 4 degrees i

county. they will shut down 55 when they land the medical helicopter. in the meantime, stick to buck road. in vineland, cumberland county we have an accident investigation delsea drive route 47 northbound blocked at garden road. stick to west avenue. we had an accident involving an overturned vehicle, a lot of terrible accidents early this morning, this cleared 130 northbound. that cleared. this accident in the straw abouy mansion section of the city. 29th at ridge avenue. stick to sedgely. watch for slick spots, we have temperatures below freezing, the schuylkill expressway looks good, we have a disabled vehicle off to the side. police are assisting with this. this is the schuylkill expressway approaching glad win on the right-hand side. >>> deadly gunfire in west philadelphia. a 31-year-old man is dead after being shot several times last night. the victim pulled up to the curb and got out of his minivan and approached by a man brandishing a gun. that's when the gunfire erupted. police believe he was shot execution style. no arrests were made. >>> as well, right now, philadelphia police ar

. >> nbc 10's katy zachry is live in warrenton township, bucks county where the snow piles are stillaround from the blizzard of 2016. that could cause issues today nc nchz. >> definitely, tracy. there are businesses throughout our area after the storm we had that have massive snow piles.

. >> three bucks county boys are recovering this morning after falling through the ice. >>> this morning we're tracking rain and snow but the big concern right now is shore flooding. we'll get your first alert forecast coming up in mere seconds. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. it is 5:00 a.m. 38 degrees in philadelphia. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley. in the first alert weather center. bill? >> it's a windy one, especially at the shore. the wind could produce flooding as the day goes on. this say live view from cape may, beach avenue at this hour is dry. between 6:30 and 7:30 this morning, that's when we'll see high tides, could see flooding. the winds are steady at 16 miles an hour in atlantic city. gusts above 20 miles an hour. the temperatures are above freezing but colder air is waiting for rain showers. that's another system. that's the system that's producing the strong wind. it's likely going to produce snow showers for ocean county to the north, some minimal accumulation later this morning. right now it's offsh

. >> nbc 10's katy zachry is live in warrenton township, bucks county where the snow piles are stillaround from the blizzard of 2016. that could cause issues today nc nchz. >> definitely, tracy. there are businesses throughout our area after the storm we had that have massive snow piles. i was even walking on some. they are rock solid but let me tell you after the record warmth we're expecting later today, a lot of this will start melting. couple that with the rain we're getting in some areas intense driving rain for long periods of time. there's a big concern in some parts about flooding. now, flooding especially in areas where there is poor drainage. it's something that people will want to look out for today. if you're walking your child to the bus stop, make sure that drains in your area, on your street may be clear of debris and if they're not, call your local township or public works department. that's something that public works department, streets department and police departments are going to be on the lookout for today. flooding could be a concern in some major areas, especi

fox 29's jennifer joyce is in bucks county where she talk to police about their concerns. jennifer? evening, dawn. police tell us that they are concerned because for one the suspects are still out there. also they say things like this don't typically happen in this area, and thirdly, they do believe that this was a random crime. >> it's scary, that's for sure. >> reporter: scary to hear that buck county man was followed home and august sauled at gun point last week. police say the 64 year old victim was returning from a business trip in the middle of the night. he drove from the hamilton train station to his lower makefield township home where he was met by a man with a gun. >> we think that he was chosen at random. he was followed at some point during his trip, that the actors followed him to his home in attempt to rob him i

are just waking up with us, we're happy you are here, it is about 5:30, looking at construction bucks county since cleared. ninety-five south between route one, like i said, all clear, that right lane block, not worried about it whatsoever, 95 actually looking really good. boulevard taillights moving in the southbound direction at wissahickon, looking well, do have early risers starting to see more and more of you start to hit the roadways now as we progress, overall things looking good. anywhere you go traveling at posted spree. so if you are thinking about getting early jump start to the day, it is a good time to do it, in great company. 202, taillights moving in the northbound direction at the schuylkill looking good here, looking nice, looking just nice and quiet. talking mass transit for just a moment. >> this applies to saturday, sunday, media elwyn and chestnut hill east running special schedules, airport line also, inbound bussing between 4:00 a.m., 30:00, between glennside, make sure to check schedules on line. another update on patco speed line coming up in just about 15 minute, er

you can see twin squall lines moving through one right here moving up through portions of buck county. a second stronger one develops down to the south and rips across south jersey that was the one that had wind gusts reported as high as 65 miles an hour. you can see these damage reports lining up with this. take a look at a couple of them pitts grove township trees down, power out. that one reportedly a 65 mill per hour wind gust. we had one up here in bellmawr 12 port p.m. numerous trees and wires down and precipitation rates in this storm 1.34-inches per hour torrential downpours leading to very low visibility out on the roads peak wind gust at the airport 47 miles per ho hour. good news the storm has move out. flood warnings have expired or been cancel. we've got quieter water but and down temperatures to talk about. more on that coming up. ukee. >> thanks kate. we are following breaking news out of allentown tonight. a police officer was shot in the arm while serving a warrant. chopper three above the scene at 616 godfrey street. the officer's injuries are not life threatening. o

we're looking here in chalfont bucks county, up are state road at bristol road.ll seeing the slush even though temperatures in some spots in the 50's. slush on the roadways certainly the secondary roads and the turn lanes so be careful and in some cases the sidewalks are just covered with slush. and lots of accidents starting to come in. so here's a couple of them. limekiln pike at mccain road. here's a new accident in horsham. another new accident in upper merion on radnor road at croton road. one in west conshohocken that's coming in right now on marion hill lane at conshohocken state road. going outside live one more time seeing what it looks like in exton chester county. this is route 100 at commerce drive where the highways and even route 100 here mostly just wet with some slick spots here or there. but i want to show you something. this is video that i pulled over and shot in camden county. temperatures are in the 50's. sure we see the runoff but on the side of the road you see the slush and ice. this is a sidewalk here. so even in areas where you have temp

this afternoon storms knocked the tree on the home in buck county, the whole thing came down on to thed landing on an apartment in the backyard. fortunately nobody was hurt. lets go to adam joseph live at the big board with the latest from accuweather. it looks like the worst is behind us now? >> it has completely moved away, with the intense rain this afternoon. low pressure pushed from the southwest and then moved to our north and west. this low tracked well to the west pumping up the southerly strong winds and the rain is lifting all the way into northern new england at this time and the western side of the low where it was all snow near rochester and buffalo, they saw 20 inches snowfall with this storm, as we look at the wind gusts with this squall line, 27 miles per hour and northeast philly, damage there of 50 miles per hour and 57 in west depford and pitts grove township an estimated 57 miles per hour wind gusts and wrightstown 49 miles per hours. we have minor flooding going on in parts of berks county and delaware county this until 7:15, the crumb creek and the west and east b

county. light snow falling there. up into the philadelphia area and then up into parts of bucks, montgomery county. seeing that snowfall now. it is not organized. pretty unorganized and scattered snow and rain showers and we have a first alert weather day out with periods of snow, low visibility. heaviest tomorrow night and then we have the flooding threat. more coastal flooding. mostly moderate coastal flooding. here's future weather. for the morning commute tomorrow, temperatures at or below freezing. we'll see snow around the areas so take your time. stay slow on the roads and give yourself more space in between cars and talking about this and what to expect in the afternoon and snow totals coming up. >> all right. you'll find the nbc first alert forecast plus get personalized school closings sent straight to the palm of your hand. to south philly now and nbc 10 cameras saw the snow beginning to fall. penn-dot crews out pretreating the roads trying to make sure they're passable in the morning commute. keith jones continues the live team coverage in norristown. i see it snowing where you are, as

philadelphia, firsten bad moved through into bucks county.cape may and in delaware, where it has been coming down since we went on air at 4:00 this morning, the biggest threat is this even, when the atmosphere warms up when you see rain drops, that could be a problem. the ground may still be warm which could lead to icing this morning. >>> follow us on twitter. it's an easy way to stay updated. you can tweet us during the show and we'll treat right back to you. >> always get information on the app, including breaking news, traffic and weather on there. >>> the "today" show is next. we'll see you for local updates in just a minute. see you tomorrow morning. thanks for watching. >>> good morning. paying respects. the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia arrived in virginia overnight. while the battle to who should fill his seat is already in full swing. >> we have a president. he was elected. he has the right to nominate another supreme court juice. >> the lame duck president in an election year is not going to be able to tip the balanc

. >> i'm katy zachry live in bucks county.ing up, i'll introduce you to a woman who leads a full and active life but it was nearly cut short by the number one killer of women. straight ahead, important, life-saving tips you need to know. >>> i think i might be having a heart attack. >> february is national heart month. >> symptoms are different for men and women. katy zachry is live in warrenton. what are the differences, katy? >> vai and tracy, we'll get to them in just a minute. first, heart disease is the leading cause of death in a moment. nearly four years ago, edy weinstein suffered a heart attack on way home from the gym. like she told the women's business forum from doylestown, she was active, busy and ate right, so she thought. one morning she started feeling symptoms of an attack. >> i had gripping jaw pain, heart pal pa takings, nausea, heart burn pain across my chest and back. >> it's important to note that most men when they're having a heart attack usually get pain near their left shoulder. as you heard for edy,

let's get this friday started, looking outside live, we have construction in bucks county, i-95 approaching business route 1 blocking the right lane of the off ramp, so traffic is getting by, they will be clearing this out pretty soon watch for that as you head in bucks county. lower providence township, a water main break at trooper road and clark hill drive. balligomingo road blocked at 320. airport road is blocked at macarthur drive. stick to commons bull very -- boulevard. he will myra avenue is shut down at front street, atco avenue will get you around that. >>> a gunman killed three people in a shooting in kansas. the shooter was killed in a shootout with police, they have an idea on a motive they insist is not connected to terrorism. police remained with a standoff with the gunman's roommate after the gunman was killed. >>> spca think they have uncovered a dog fighting operation in germantown. officials found the raiments remains of ten pitbulls yesterday evening. they found seven dead pitbulls at a vacant home across the street earlier this week. authorities have yet to identify any

. >>> we'll take you to chalfonte, bucks county and show you what it looks like there. >>> pro baller lamar odem makes his first public ought since his health scare when it happened with kanye west. (husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, with uploads up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and download speeds. plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. switch to better. switch to fios. live look -- taking a live look here, people are getting up and over the platt bridge. 14 degrees, the rate we're going it's going to feel down right balmy. >>> you hit the ignition, no, not now. >> reporter: my dad would always say, make sure you have a blanket in the car and cell phone charger. if you get stuck on the road -- we're looking live as promised chalfonte, bucks consist, -- bucks county, 202 bristol road looking good, dry through the area. it's cold, let's check the conditions around the area with construction. construction valley forge road is blocked between morris ro

. >> reporter: we're live in bucks county, and we're taking you to delaware county, checking out the blue route coming up. >>> later in the morning buzz we'll talk about some of the most talked about looks. when you think what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. oscars and you were up late and now you've got to get up and school we are already at work and we're here with you. 48 degrees on city avenue. >>> let's head over to karen rogers with the latest on the commute, good morning. >> reporter: things are looking good for you, we know you have to wake up early in the suburbs to get up and get going. let's take you outside and see what's going on in delaware county. this is the blue route mcdade boulevard, saint david, upper darby, we're clear and dry, no weather-related problems impacting us this morning. we have an

the action cam live on the scene of a fatal accident in bucks county. >>> we'll take you to an eatery serving fresh and simple fair in the heart of gloucester county, new jersey. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, with uploads up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and download speeds. plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. switch to better. switch to fios. on this thursday morning, no precipitation, no school delays, it's work and school normal times for everyone in the delaware and lehigh valleys. >>> you definitely want to make sure you remember the hat, the scarf and the coat, karen. >> reporter: we have a serious accident, fatal accident involving an overturned truck otter street at old route 13