burlington is home to the vermont air national gad. it's scheduled to receive 18 f-35s by the year 2020. it will be the first air national guard unit in america to get the plane. replacing a unit of aging f-16s. the burlington airport has homes built right up to its perimeter. there are towns on both ends of its runway. williston to the north and willusky to the south. a working class town. >> i've been in the backyards and it's astounding how low the planes are over their homes. you could probably recognize people in the cockpit. that's how low they are. >> reporter: to get a better sense of greco's concerns, consider the record of the f-16. since its introduction in 1975, the u.s. air force has lost more than 320 of them in crashes and mishaps. out of a fleet of 2230, that's one in seven. >> if something happens with takeoff and landing of the f-35 it is probable that it will land in this area here. it's a recipe for a colossal disaster. it's almost horrendous to even think about. >> reporter: contrast burlington's airport with luke

this is evesham, burlington county, where wet snow is falling. at times it will come down hard and fast depending on where you are. this is creating wet roads and poor visibilities for your commute. >> a live look now at philadelphia. this is a morning event. the snow will start to taper off a little bit later. the temperatures aren't too cold. don't expect a lot of the snow to stick. >>> here's a look at it. take a look at the first alert radar. we've been tracking it through the night. the storm is different depending on where you are in terms of accumulation. we have teams all across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. 6:00 a.m. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. this is going to be different depending on where you live. as for the timing of all of this, the trouble will be during the morning commute. we want to stress that. right now philadelphia schools are open on time but in the past half hour we've gotten 30 school delays, including lower marion school district. we have a complete list o

burlington county you can see the snow there.our futurecast showing this area will see the accumulating snow and see heavier snow for the grassy surfaces as the morning progresses. 6:30, the temperature just below freezing in glassboro and tabernacle. the air has cooled faster than the ground has cooled. you're not going to see a lot of accumulation on the roadways, especially the majors but those side streets could eventually see accumulation but grassy surfaces and anything else that's been sitting outside and getting colder overnight will get that accumulation, too. by 7:30 in the morning, still coming down at a good rateç in tabernacle. though it's not much colder and salem, snow lightens up at that hour. little egg harbor, the heavier snowfall. temperatures, 34 degrees at 9:30 in the morning. we'll see the temperatures rising as this system tails off. what to expect in this area. rain has changed over to wet snow, accumulations will be very limited on the streets. more likely on grassy surfaces and started just around 3:00

they were called to old city quilts in burlington county. responding officers pulled up chairs and joined in. old city quilts posted video on facebook of the officers showing off their new sewing skills. i think 100 years ago, making quilt was a community event. >> always. >> it's nice for burlington and old city quilts and those officers to join in.ç very nice. >>> you're watching nbc 10. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 starts right now. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> we're getting new information from witnesses at the scene of a police investigation in chester, delaware county. what they say they heard as it all went down. >>> plus, this -- >> it was so, so, so, so, so cold. you couldn't even imagine how cold it was. >> 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.

in burlington, john that is 9 on your side at 7 for this friday.updates on all the day's top stories right . >>> the list starts now. >> beaccumlation

but until then it's programs like this in burlington that seem to be having success. sharman sacchetti, fox 25 news. >>> the task force will meet again next april and so far waltham and fall river have also implemented local programs they say are helping with enforcement. you can report placard fraud to the r&b, we have links on our web site, myfoxboston.com. >>> crews rushing to a brookline home after a fire started there this morning. there were obvious fire and smoke damage on the upstairs of the home on orchard road. skyfox trying flying over the home not showing much damage here. the family and two pets were able to make it out okay. but there was one injury. no word on what caused the fire. crews are still investigating tonight. >>> a tractor/trailer crashed it happened this morning. it left as many as 400 customers without power. but as this afternoon there were no outages being reported in the area. >>> and ford is touting new pothole protection technology on its cars. the v6 sports sedan out with the shock absorber system which stiffens to protect the pothole

reporting live from burlington, mike schell fox19 now. we've got an update now on the afternoon police chase in westwood... sparked by a 13-year old who stole a take a look at this. this an exclusive photo of the b-b gun used by that teen in the robbery! police say the suspect approached the cab driver at a gas station on harrison avenue, stole the car, then eventually crashed it on baltimore avenue in north fairmount during chase. that teen is now in custody, facing various charges. first on fox animation we've got an update now on a story you saw first on fox19 now. police have just released the radio call that lead to the arrest of a man charged in a series of northern kentucky bank robberies! "start towards 316 main street and dixie making a traffic stop on a gray malibu with ohio tags. sparked the arrest who appeared in court this morning on a litany of charges. a sergeant with erlanger police says he caught the right place at after he finished an interview with us, he turned on and working on a tip... in an amazing turn of events...

we are in touch with both burlington county and camden county emergency management.e all their assets, salt and plow trucks ready to roll as the conditions warrant. that's the very latest, live in marlton, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> as bill was predicting, most of the accumulation happening on the grass. the roads are still warm. not accumulating there. thank you very much. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> snow is coming down. yes, it was rain but it quickly changed over. the atmosphere is cooling down. the ground is still on the warm side. we have some time before we start to see accumulation. first alert radar is tracking that snow that is going to be with us through the morning commute. right now, above freezing in philadelphia, 35 degrees at 4:27. jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center. how's it looking out there, jessica? >> we're looking at the new jersey turnpike, if you look closely you can start to see snow accumulating on the highway, this is right around the delaware memorial bridge. there is a speed restriction on the new jers

so watch for the burlington bristol to n mount laurel burlington county this is our serious accident of the morning. we're hearing that someone is trapped in the wreckage of a vehicle here that's in burlington county in mount laurel on the ramp right now from james fenimore cooper service area to the new jersey turnpike northbound. so, the ramp is shut down. we've got police and fire crews all on the scene. now, the turnpike itself is moving okay. we're seeing speeds of 65 miles an hour but you can't use that ramp, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> and we continue to follow a developing story coming in from allentown. a police officer was shot while trying to serve a warrant. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live for us now outside of lehigh valley hospital. that's where the officer is being treated. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, today. and we do hope to learn more later on today but we do know an allentown officer was shot in an exchange of gunfire with a suspect while serving a warrant last night. the officer was taken here to lehigh valley hospital

on the eastern plains 20s in burlington and lamar you're starting off in the upper 20s. highs this afternoon look decent. mid- to upper 30s for many cities across the front range. greeley you're a touch cooler and in sterling as well. southeast corner one of the into the low 40s. % in the mountain towns mostly in eagle, grand junction and glenwood in the 30s. tomorrow will get even better. 45 degrees. then we get this quick blast of arctic air. that's going to drop our temperatuues on sunday. down here. i put the bright spoo in guess why? >> because the broncos will win and we'll be celebrating monday. >> i knew you were so smart. >> we have a good drive here. you were talking about the snow to the eastern plains. deer trail, you see the icy conditions on i-70 now to the eastern plains. be careful. winds and snow has been blowing around so it is slick. drive into the denver tech center, i-25 and arapahoe road, making the transitions on and off the highway can be slick. for the most part a dry drive anywhere you want to go. lots of green. speer cleared up and out of the w

and burlington 295 to columbus is still closed for an accident.n brian and sharrie coming up in the next half hour. >>> still ahead, meteorologist, adam joseph, has the exclusive accuweather forecast. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms®. no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph, joining us again. we had the wet today and a bit of clearing happening. >> yes, the steadiest rain is pushing away but then

just checked in with the tacony palmyra and the burlington bristol.ed openings, the ben, the walt, the commodore barry, everything good. >>> a delayed winter means pothole season has been pushed back. now the annual problems on the roads are starting to pop up. experts say the recent weather is a perfect recipe for potholes and expect more in the weeks ahe ahead. >> especially on older pavements where you have cracks where water can penetrate. it's the freezing and thawing that creates the gaps underneath the pavement. >> if a pothole jolts your car, get it checked out before it causes any major problems. >>> moment of terror for a mother and father from atlantic county. >> an infant that isn't breathing, turned blue. >> their 2-month-old was lifeless. next, hear who came to the rescue just in time. >>> pick pockets caught in the act inside a montgomery county grocery store. hear why they took more than a wallet from one victim. >>> don't just watch, be part of the conversation. we're always talking with our viewers via twitter. our dwitwitter address

it's believed they pulled off a similar crime at another burlington. the getaway car is a volkswagen jetta. officials tell me the hot clothing is being sold on the streets. a stun gun was found outside of the store, possibly dropped by one of the crooks. officers want the bold shoplifters arrested as soon as possible. >> if they're running outside of a store, there's the chance that a store security officer will confront them. these things can lead to other escalations and confrontations down the road. >> reporter: and if you can identify the clothing crooks you are urged to call summit could you be eligible for a reward up to $2,000. live in mass doan i can't, bob jones, newschannel5. >>> new at 6:00, cleveland police are searching for suspects they say stole a car outside of bawrlg ton coat factory. a woman says between 2:00 and 3:00 yesterday afternoon she walked out to the parking lot to find her car gone and glass shattered where it had been parked. police also say someone else reported their car with a smashed window and signs of attempted theft

and an isolated shower but it'll kicked 50s out of southern new england and burlington 41. auburn 42. tomorrow, not as much wind but a chilly day. more about that coming up. >> anchor: the wild weather leaving some people with a mess to clean up. trees like what you see in ducks try toppled over like tooth picks. where i lived there was a tree that went right over on top of a power line. out in dorchester, one family woke up to a free slamming into front of their home but they're still calling themselves quite lucky. >> just as i finished, i hear boom. >> reporter: so loud ronald said it scared him out of his skin. >> i called my wife. i said, tree drop on the house. >> >> reporter:ed tree towered 50 feet in the air. now it's a mess of branches and debris. it came down during the intense storm. >> i know it's winding, raining but i didn't know it was that bad r.damage in in natick, downed power lines shut down part of route 9 and in marshfield, a tree blocked the road at one point nearly the entire town was without power. back in dorchester, they're thankful clean up is the

. >> two firefighters fighters are recovering tonight after injured fighting a house hour in burlington county. flames broke out early at home in borodin town. one of the injured firefighters was hospital d the other was treated at the scene. their injuries are considered minor. cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> turning to weather it was a gloomy end to the weekend understand more rain is on the way for us. let's turn it over to lauren casey. >>> hey, our weekend coming to a close. a little bit and a soggy side. light rain coming through the delaware valley. rainfall totals not super impressive. picked up a quarter to an inch. princeton just over a ten did this of an inch. atlantic city picking up combo 400th of an inch. storm scan 3 showing us a picture about an hour ago rain clearing out of center city philadelphia. there's not enough moisture left over to see anything coming through. maybe a flake flying by. clearing out in philly. now showers heading into burlington county dealing with shower activity, camden and gloucester county, that will count to move. light to

police have connected him to five recent burglaries in burlington county. this video shows a suspect a rock in his hand, throwing it at the front window of steve reno's pizzeria, several times he throws it and kicks through the glass and walk as way when the car passes. the hole is big enough and he climbs through and eventually leaves, they have connected this money to recent burglaries where he throws a rock and then gets inside and hits the registers. >> our goal so get him in custody. >> they believe the man is after cash to buy drugs. they say he hit dragon two in drexel hill early friday morning and monday at 1:00 a.m., he struck again at three nearby stores. anthony's take out. the pizza bakery and the dollar general. >> a rock hit the door and smashed the window and he came in. >> the owner says they lost more than 1$100 from the register an they already replaced the door. over at the perfect circle they lost several hundred dollars and like the dollar spot their damage doesn't reach the deductible so it comes out of pocket. >> you come in day in an

now showers heading into burlington county dealing with shower activity, camden and gloucester county, that will count to move. light to moderate rainfall in toms river. eyes focus on storm system positioned over texas. gathering strength and gathering a lot of gulf moisture. this system will start too build in. we'll see two systems it's going to bring a lot of moisture as we head into midweek. i'll let you know when the rain starts to move in and how long you are going to need that umbrella coming up in full forecast. >> thank you so much. >>> michigan mean is in custody. accused of carrying out a series of random shootings that killed six people and injured two others. cbs news correspond kenneth craig in kalamazoo people are gathering together to mourn. >> reporter: musics and prayer brought hundreds offer grieving residents together sunday night at a church service to honor the victims killed in a deadly shooting rampage. >> this kind of tragedy happens in california or in new york city or overseas. it doesn't happen here. >> reporter: authorities say 45 year old jason dalton beg

we'll take a look at the burlington bristol. that is scheduled for an opening at 5:50. in the process of that right now. no problems right now for the betsy ross, the tacony palmyra. i'll be back with more updates. >>> remember this, how could you forget it? this is what it looked like in norristown, moim couldnntgomery after the blizzard of 2016. the norristown council met with neighbors to talk about the storm cleanup and way it took so long. council members says the borough was just not ready to handle so much snow. >> all the small townships around here, they get taken care of but norristown -- norristown seems to be neglected. we need answers. >> the council promised to improve its emergency management plan and invest in new equipment to handle future storms. >>> a special commission released new recommendations yesterday for the proposed universal pre-k program in philadelphia. the commission recommends giving priority to children with especially needs and low-income families. the commission also suggests the pre-k program should operate on an eight-hour day throu

betsy ross and burlington bristol are still clear. >> nbc 10's katy zachry is live in warrenton township bucks county where the snow piles are still around 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.

and then there is an accident on the burlington side of the burlington bristol bridge. 130, at high street. >> patted co, all running with no delays, but the coal temps freezing everything over this morning. chris, lauren, back to you. >> developing for you right now, royal caribbean cruise ship back on land after getting stuck at sea. >> debris fell on board, waves reached over 30 feet, passengers happy to be back on dry lands. dave kinchen live in new jersey where the ship docked last night. dave, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, a loft passengers indeed glad to be on dry land, but some still technically on the water, still on the ship, spending the night there. because they simply did not have transportation to get home, as of last night, and we are told many are even enjoying full bar service, and they may even need that after their ordeal, but they are here now, at cape liberty, in north jersey, many will have breakfast, here, before heading home and trying to get on with their lives, following that very rough and frightening weekend on the high cea

burlington bristol bridge finished its bridge opening here, expect the tacony-palmyra to open in 15 minutes. >>> people in the tri-state area are bracing for the record cold to hit this weekend. "action news" reporter, katherine scott is live at the frankford transportation center not a fun morning to with a lot for the bus or the subway, good morning. >> reporter: it's a cold one, this morning, tam, the temperature are plunging, but it's the wind that really makes the difference this morning here at the frankford twption center you can see people are waiting for the bus.

in wray and burlington. 7 1/2 inches for allenspark and monument to the south of us about 7 inches. our friends in the high country i just saw a facebook post from my friend, she said tomorrow is a snow day for me. although it's hard to see here on doppler 9 because our radar between the mountains, we do have that snow falling. at dia snow falling with temperatures that feel like 14 degrees when you factor 22 mile- per-hour winds, 28 is the actual temperature out here in the backyard. any snow that we have is blowing sideways. it is very light. our temperatures are at 27 degrees. let's check the weather across the state starting off with our highs today, we only managed to hit 30 degrees when our normal high is 44. our current temperature is in the 20s, but factor in the wind. it feels like the teens. so it is a winter day. as we go throughout the rest of the afternoon, those temperatures will tumble in the mid-20s closer to 9:00 and through this evening we're still going to see temperatures possibly in the low 20s and in

we have a scheduled opening for the burlington bristol. that's schedule for 6:10 this morning.s 95 around woodhaven road. you can see no problems in either direction. we have a great drive time

rob 2shot our jessica brown joins us live in burlington, with the details. dblbx live new plans to expand the creation museum to nearly triple its size will go before the boone county planning and zoning commission wednesday night. the plans were presented last month and call for a major expansion. the group wants to build a new parking lot and a new building, large enough to host traveling exhibits, which often require 15,000 to 20,000 square feet of space. they gathered input and made adjustments to the plan based on neighbors' input. the project is expected to take 3-years to complete and cost more than $15 million, which is expected to paid for through donations. after the zoning and planning commission makes its recommendation, it will go to the boone county fiscal court for approval. the zoning and planning commission will vote on it tomorrow night. copyright 2016 wxix. all rights reserved. recommended stories live three men are morning... accused

the burlington bristol also dealing with a scheduled opening for 5:50.have a little while to plan for that. i wanted to show you route 73 approaching the tacony palmyra bridge. toll plaza up in this direction, no backups because of the opening. not a lot of traffic out there right now. we have a bridge closer on the falls bridge, closed for rehabilitation work until april. your alternate right now is the city avenue bridge. checking in with the boulevard as well. here is route 1 around broad street, no problems. either direction north or southbound. i'm come back in the next ten to see if there are delays on the bridges. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 19 minutes after 5:00. it is dry in philadelphia but parts of the area roadways already seeing the first rainfall of the day. that rain will quickly move through the city to start with, then we'll probably get a break. 44 degrees. we're certainly getting a break from normal temperatures in february. we're at 44 right now. that's warmer than the normal high tempera

avalon and smyrna, you'll see a high of 35. 34 in wilmington and burlington. just 35.but we're on track for a bigger warmup for this season. they've got it all with the seven-day when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thank you, bill. >>> at last check, route 55 and south jersey was opening up. tyke to get a check on the other road conditions. >> jessica boyington has that. jessica, what are you seeing? >> that's clear. some residual delaying. we have an accident with multivehicles involved. these are the cameras. trooper road completely backed up onto there. you can see the eastbound dlachlt almost a 26-minute drive eastbound. average speeds. we're reallied a a crawl there. we'll have more updates for you on that scene and more problems when i come back in the next ten. >>> you could soon be paying more to fill up in delaware. >>> we'll tell you how much more could be coming out of your padgett and why. plus -- >>> while you're trying to fill up your vehicle, thieves are em thing your wallet. i'll have more on nbc news 10 alert. what makes thermacare different? two words: i

burlington at 8. big cities at 20s. you need to bundle up yourself and the kids with the winter gear. the hat, the glove, even the scarves. as far as the snow goes we have had a couple of bands of snow that made it into connecticut and massachusetts. around pittsburgh we have numerous areas of snow. in buffalo, a band of snow is shifting southwards over the city now. a quick half inch to an inch there. other areas not quite as bad. that's it. we won't see a lot of snowy weather in the future. now we're headed to march next week we will see the big warm-ups. we're at 60 today in montana. much of the west is about 10 to 20 degrees above normal. u is headed across the nation. this is nice. as cold as it is this morning, it will be this afternoon in the eastern half of the country we are going to warm it up. near record if not record high, we have a shot of 60 degrees in minnesota at the end of february. that doesn't happen often. whatever snow that is son the ground will be melted quickly. 71 in denver.

but until that it's programs like this one in burlington that seem to be having success. >> burlington has its own task force to crack down on the fraud and now so does a statement coming up tonight at 10 sharman discover some of the ways estate is going after people try to cheat the system. >> numerous safety issues for the ted the collapse killed two people in new hampshire last killing a 41-year-old man a six year old daughter. osha concluded walker international events failed to properly put up the tent and ignored severe weather and high wind warnings.it also found hazards that put circus employees at risk of electric shock burns and cuts. osha has proposed more than $3000 in fines again the circus operator. wild white in the waters off cape cod. new at five coast guard posted this video to the facebook page. shows database boat taking on circuit is the deck and pushes the blood of the boat right in the air video has the watched about 47,000 times. >> fish and game officials have approved of, hunting and tracking season in new hampshire. 5 to 4 vote approved as many as 50 permits

burlington bristol bridge scheduled to go up at 5:50 for a northbound ship. head to the turnpike connector bridge. taking a look in delaware, your majors looking good. 95 a 12 minute ride between 495 and 92 but this is the one area david has been talking about getting wet with that first band of rain moving through. most of the weather activity will be in the afternoon that will cause a slow go. matt and tam. >> karen thanks. >>> a montgomery county judge could decide today if prosecutors can go forward with the sex assault case against bill cosby. "action news" reporter katherine scott has continuing coverage live outside the courthouse in norristown. katherine. >> reporter: matt, former district attorney bruce castor was the only witness to take the stand here yesterday in the hearing and he testified that he believed bill cosby could never be prosecuted. while he said there was no formal nonprosecution agreement in place, he said he made a legal decision and given his position as district attorney, he believed that legal decision was binding. bill cosby le

why a burlington girl wanted a foot race with the reds' leading base stealer. plus... "one-hundred dollars courtesy of nine on your side and the surprize patrol -- thank you! *laughing*" *laughing*"what a surprise! nine on your side is giving away *free money!*see our effort to surprise tri-state folks... and the simple need cincinnati police have a new crime-fighting plan tonite which starts with targeting the 20 worst places in the city for violent crime. the p.i.v.o.t program was isaac before cincinnati city council's law committee.it identifies places where high numbers of violent crimes are reported and focuses enforcement on repeat offenders.police say many of the biggest problems are in the four or five blocks around some gas stations and that investigators will work with owners when possible. "it's not our desire to remove businesses from our community. it's always our desire first to bring compliance, but if not, then we will do what is necessary to bring safety to our communities.""that's what we're looking for to make things safer and if we concentrate on it

an accident that karen rogers mentioned a few moments ago that happened on the delran parkway in burlington county, it involves multiple vehicles three cars collided and rescuers are trying to get someone out of the vehicles, we have injuries at the scene. karen rogers will have further details in a little bit. >>> a dog stuck in a 14-foot sinkhole is back with his owners. it vanished during a storm in state college overnight. they heard sky parking from inside the sinkhole. they constructed a makeshift afternoonness for the dog and pulled him out daifl. sky was happy to be out. >>> we have no precipitation. >> reporter: we have lots of sunshine, storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we are dry to start out, we have fairly tranquil conditions, there's a little bit of a breeze blowing in the teens, that's adding to the chilly feel, the busses and the cars at the employee parking lot are getting around just fine. 33 degrees in philadelphia. some suburbs in the 20s. winds out of the west northwest at 13 miles per hour, you get a windchill of 24. satellite and radar showing the clouds are begi

this is from burlington. it is about the fabric.n the material to curve the hips nicely, come down and slenderize you head to toe. then we added a nude shoe to elongate the leg. that's from burlington as well. >> beautiful. >> a nude shoe. >> lyric is next with a white -- that's gorgeous. >> the dress is from london times available at maggie london.com. this is the optic white for spring/summer. you want a pattern that has the key hole, the pattern to it. and the vertical line right there is creating curves for lyric. for curvier women like myself, maggie london goes to size 20 this makes you thinner as well. >> i love the jacket. >> from new york & company. we added tan to go with it and the booties from zappos.com. i love those with the lucite heel. so cool. >> thank you, lyric. >> stephanie is coming out. hey, girl. >> more nautical. >> exactly. i wanted to do a spin on nautical with the black and taupe and beige as well. then the capris. everybody wants to know how to wear a white capris that isn't too sheer. this is from lands

and 66 burlington. frisco, 48. 51 in grand junction. for today, sun glasses and know it may be windy, so your hair making messed up today. 64 degrees at noon. 67 by 2:00. taking a look at our 5-day forecast, it should be nice. 65 degrees on saturday. 49 on sunday and a chance of rain and snow, either monday night or tuesday morning. let's check in with joel, good morning. >> good morning, a nice quiet drive-thru commerce drive. typical friday morning drive. we expect the volumes to continue. in the high country, a much different story. you have the road weather index showing you the wind that lauren has been tracking. u.s. at and adverse conditions. you get to the eisenhower tunnel. we have the closure in place on i-70 near gypsum. this is going to take you an estimated 3 hours and 50 minutes. they have a 300 cars that travel on a given day from gypsum out to glenwood springs per hour. and you're going to take all that traffic now and move it onto the side streets through steamboat springs and craig which i'm sure the small businesses a

i was mayor of burlington, vermont, a many know, who worked very closely with our police department, and believe that the vast majority of police officers in this country are hard-working, are honest, and are trying to do their best doing very, very difficult work. but if a police officer breaks the law, like any other public official, that police officer must be held accountable. that's number one. [ applause ] number two, you have seen on television, as i have, local police departments that look like occupying armies. we have got to demilitarize local police departments, make them part of the community, not invading armies. third -- [ applause ] third, and very importantly, we have got to make police departments look like the communities that they serve. so if there's a diverse community, the police department should reflect that diversity. fourthly, in terms of police action -- police departments are run by local governments, but the federal government can play an important role in helping to fund model type programs -- for example, i think we have to rethink the use of lethal for

i think he was shocked when he was elected mayor of burlington, vermont, in 1980. he's thinking what a great moment, and he gets to create his movement which is what bernie sanders is all about. >> does appearing on "snl" matter? >> i think to his audience it does. i think every time that he is getting any attention at all it makes the entire media establishment think, wow, he's still here, you know. >> and of course we see the original appearance by larry david here from the fall. such brilliant casting. we saw hillary clinton on "snl" a few months ago. this has become a required part of the show, going on late-night shows. >> it shows your sense of humor, that you're relatable. important for hillary clinton and bernie sanders given their reputations. >> i'm curious to hear from you how feel the press is treating these candidates. both of you are experts on this topic, and rebecca, what noticed in the coverage of clinton on monday night and tuesday morning when she won the iowa caucus, just barely but she won, was that it didn't seem to be treated with historical

traffic is moving better now in burlington county. live look at 42, northbound traffic at creek road, very light volume. >> reporter: on the big board we're showing you there's the promise of sunshine. we'll be in and out of the clouds as we go through the day. we'll see snow showers and flurries in central pennsylvania. at times that might filter through that should be low impact, but not a big deal. big story this morning is the temperature, 24 in wilmington, 22 in trenton. still in the teens in allentown and lancaster. when you factor in the winds which are blowing in the teens it's making it feel like 1 in philadelphia. 9 in reading, 7 in wilmington. on the bus stop, temperatures in the low 20s between 6 and 8:00 a.m. cloudy and colder. 24 by 11:00. 26 by 1:00 p.m. the high today 29 degrees at 3:00 p.m. every now and then a flurry or snow shower, but the big issue is the cold. gets colder as we head through the weekend, big time cold, in fact. details coming up. >>> breaking right now, the search is on for an armed robber who slas

and continuing in through burlington county. that will move into ocean county and the back edge of this is just tapering off to a drizzle over a couple hours from now. now, this is the next storm that's going to affect us, creating a lot of snow in the rockies and it's going to dump snow in iowa tomorrow as people are reporting on the primary. that's going to bring rain into our area. that's the system that's going to do it for wednesday. in the meantime, by 7:00 you can see most of the rain pretty much over, and it is all offshore by 9:00. so there's not going to be an all night thing. into wednesday, it is probably in the 50s first thing in the morning, and then we jump into the 60s and then here comes the rain. some of this is likely to be heavy. probably at least an inch of rain out of this. and if it comes down real hard like this orange would indicate on top of the snow cover that we still have in the lehigh valley and the poconoings especially, we could get flooding out of that. and we certainly don't need that much rain.

elyse hubeo transferred to east from burlington this year will continue her soccer career at nebraska. in her three previous seasons at burlington, huber set school single season and career goal scoring records--98 in three years--and is excited about her future in lincoln. elyse huber--"the coaches were the best fit for my to the next level with my soccer skills and soccer career. i'm just excited to spend the next four years of my life there." terrell hills who rushed for 407 yards and four touchdowns last fall for the black raiders will head across town and continue his career with briar cliff. and on the links, one of the cities best golfers will head to morningside. tyler danke won the mrac conference crown last year and both he and hills hope to make an impact right away. terrell hills--"i just like theirirchool. they have a great campus and a great coaching staff. they wanted to get better and work. and they said they wanted me to be a part of that." tyler danke--"the coaching staff really sold me and i love the campus. i think it's a great opportunity and i really look forward

stole an in front of the burlington coat factory. glass smashed and in the parking lot. >> this is a my car and i work hard for my stuff and that is me and my kids' transportation. >> our counsel of reports show cleveland in just four weeks. one victim, too scared to go on camera told me by phone that jeeps are commonly stolen even though there is security on patrol he showed the pick of the driver's side window. >> it is crazy and has to be stopped. >> police explained why jeeps are popular with car thieves. and hot wire. it is an easy target basically. >> and ownership at steelyard commons responded issuing a statement saying they work police. they regret the loss of property over the weekend part after larger spree and it did cause damage to the commune. paggennatas. >>> a full moon tonight. get a glimpse. getting great pictures. here is the developer winter storm already. thunder. a little bit of snow. we will track this in over the a dry tuesday. strong storm moving our way. it will bring a variety of weather including heavy rai

expect sunny skies today with temperatures in the low 60s. 41 in denver. 32 as you head towards burlington. 23 in a slon. 32 in grand junction. for your hour-by-hour forecast, 60 degrees by noon . 62 by 2:00 and windy at times. more about that in a minute, but first we'll check with joel. morning commute. you have to i-25 and 110th. not a lot of cones just to the far left lane. that's usual for this time of day. we're across the denver metro area. we have road work going on each direction near ridge gate and not on i-225 by at iliff and von, there's stuff on the road. the winds, that's showing up on the road weather index that lauren has been tracking for us. >>> an suv holding six people crashed in littleton. two children have serious injuries. this happened near pierce and bold. shawn chitnis is there. shawn, you talked with a family member involve d. >>reporter: i was able to talk to the brother of the sister-in-law driving that car. and behind me, you can still maybe see in the distance, a little bit of this scene and the this family member we were able to speak with, were able to come