for cecily tynan ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. we hope you'll join us at 11:00. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. >>> tonight, breaking news. bracing for a major nor'easter. authorities now warning, this could be a life threatening storm. hurricane-force wind gusts. the storm from the carolinas up through d.c., philly, new york and boston. wind gusts in some places surpassing 70 miles per hour. >>> also tonight, jared kushner. president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser holding meetings with banks and lenders inside the white house. in one case, a job at the white hous

first meteorologist cecily tynan. cecily it seems almost unfair that as soon as we recover from one nor'easter, another one is expected to come our way. >> you're exactly right. well, what we really need is a full week of quiet weather. that's not going to happen. as you look at double scan live you can see the next storm system waiting in the wings. low pressure across the northern plain straits bringing blizzard conditions up there and this like friday's storm will transfer its low to a coastal storm. it will evolve a little bit differently but we're looking at the potential for some high snow amounts. so, winter storm watch has been posted for basically the i-95 corridor all areas north and west. this is where we could get some very high heavy accumulating snow during the day on wednesday. so future tracker showing as the system evolves wednesday morning that low pressure across the ohio valley starts transfer that low pressure off the carolina coast. it starts the precipitation pretty light. even a mixing. i think

meteorologist, cecily tynan and adam joseph brings us up to date in a moment. first let go to annie mccormick in limerick she is touring t tri-state area for hours. hats about limerick? >> reporter: right now limerick is beautiful and the snow stopped falling two hours ago and the roads are clear especially 422. but getting up here was no easy feat. and we left bala cynwyd at 1:30 it took two and a half hours to get to king of prussia loan. this is video from earlier on the journey from 76 westbound by the conshohocken curve you see the car spinning out and a plow truck moves tree bnc of 76o the emergency vehicles could get is the scene from 76 westbound at the interest change and 76 looked like a parking lot. the number of disabled vehicles that could not handle driving on the snowy conditions and after passing king of prussia the roads became clear and here in limerick drir his a take on what the. nobody was out there and made it easy. >> and jim back here live with a number of through truck drivers. telling us they are heading down towards the villanova area

rick and sharrie. >> all right. >> cecily, thanks. >> thank you cecily. >>> now let's check in with "action news" reporter walter perez who is live at the penndot yard in south whitehall township tonight. >> walter, the lehigh valley bore the brunt of friday's storm. now they don't have much time to clean up before this next one hits. t's right, rick and ssual for a march snowstorm, as you can see, the snow pretty much is already gone from the lehigh valley but even as the repairs and the cleanup continues, here we go again. officials are pennsylvania power and light say the nor'easter that that pounded our region last week ranks among the top 10 most damaging storms they've ever had to deal with. >> we've experienced a lot of outages. based on the trees coming down and making the -- also the roads inaccessible in the northeast. >> reporter: service has been restored to most homes and businesses that lost power during the storm but that does not include brandon ofalntn. >> yup, still out. it's been out since friday. we're still running the generators. we're here getting gas to keep it

cecily i know this could be bad but just how bad are we talking about?it depends on your location. parts of the viewing area will see more than a foot of snow and other parts getting wind

cecily?> the coastal flood watch posted for tomorrow night, a system with a lot of ingredients, heavy rain, high winds and snow. i have what to expect in the seven-day forecast. >> and is the show causing out rich after being released on netflix? are ethics being pushed as to how farther trying to push one man to go. >> and nic nick foles, does he y or does he go? that and more when "action news" continues. ♪ ♪ >> few people saw this one coming. white house communication's director hope hicks said today she will leave the white house in the next few weeks. hicks is trump's longest serving adviser. she spent nine hours before the intelligence committee over the russian probe. >> meanwhile trump again lashed out at attorney general jeff sessions as he has repeatedly done over the russian probe. he accused sessions for not doing enough to investigate fbi abuse of powers. this time sessions fired back. we have initiate td the appropriate process to ensure complaints against the department and wil

cecily, let's start with you. >> the rain is on schedule.his isn't even the nor'easter, just the moisture ahead of the nor'easter. here right now, it's all about rain. it is pouring, especially across the lehigh valley, crossing the northeast extension of quaker town, the system is loaded with moisture. what happens overnight and through the day tomorrow, the first low, parent low transfers energy to the coast. when this happens, the low pressure traps thousand of feet above the surface. winds are whipping, cold air. as it does, we see the rain changing to snow from the north to the south as the storm system deepens and stalls. the morning commute, you will probably think it's no big deal. light rain. poconos dealing with snow. wind not even that bad. the evening commute is a mess. this is the height of the storm with wind driven snow, low visibility as people try to drive home. the big story, the winds. for details on that, let's head to ?oaf. adam joseph. >> it's the destructive part of the storm everyone will feel high winds from the poco

a lot of moving parts to the storm. >> thank you cecily. finally tonight temple university filled with the sounds of jazz. ♪♪ ♪♪ the department of jazz studies hosted the annual eventually ellington high school jz a schools were invited to temple to take part and performed the works of duke elliot and other big band composers and arrangers and received inval ub feedback on their work. and the best part of this great music. >> abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams and ducis rogers. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, the nor'easter hitting in just hours. slamming the east coast, up to two feet of snow expected in some places. schools in philadelphia already closed. bracing from philly to new york city to boston tonight. nearly 200,000 without power, without heat already because of the last storm, and now this. >>> al

cecily, how big could this be? >> this could be the biggest snow fall as far as one storm all winter. we have the parent low bringing blizzard conditions pushing toward the ohio valley tomorrow night. as it does, it will bring light precipitation. the coastal storm takes over on wednesday. winter storm watch posted for the area tuesday evening through wednesday night. this is for interior south jersey and all of southeastern pennsylvania, new castle county delaware. these are the areas travel will be difficult during the day wednesday into wednesday evening. this has similarities to last friday, transferring energy to a coastal low. we are not talking about incredible winds, but as it intensifies, it's pulling in the moisture, cold air and heavy accumulating snow develops. for more timing, let's head to colleague adam joseph. >> it's been a long few days. as we go into tomorrow evening, that is when we deal with precipitation beginning to break out, that tuesday evening, you see 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., light rain

meteorologist, cecily tynan and adam joseph brings us up to date in a moment. first let go to annie mccormick in limerick she is touring t tri-state area for hours. hats about limerick? >> reporter: right now limerick is beautiful and the snow stopped falling two hours ago and the roads are clear especially 422. but getting up here was no easy feat. and we left bala cynwyd at 1:30 it took two and a half hours to get to king of prussia loan. this is video from earlier on the journey from 76 westbound by the conshohocken curve you see the car spinning

with ducis rogers, cecily tynan and jl. jim gardner.d authorities charge a 10-year-old with making threats against schools in gloucester county and a water main break turn a wilmington street into a geyser. but the big story tonight is the two day weather event that could get violent before it is all over. rain is moving into the tri-state area but the bigger problem comes tomorrow with tree rattling winds and wet snow. meteorologist, cecily tynan and adam joseph is tracking the approach of the march nor'easter. cecily lets start with you. >> the ingredients are starting to come into place for the nor'easter to hit the atlantic and the northeast. and one low pressure around the ohio valley. wrapping up cold air and snow in detroit. that will transfer its energy to a coastal storm. that storm really deepens through the day tomorrow. once the low pressure gets the extra piece of energy. notice the isobars, you know it's serious when we talk isobars. tomorrow morning they get compact and a lull in the action. and tomorrow afternoon and eve

cecily tynan is standing by with the latest word from accuweather tonight.eff chirico is ellen park. chad pradelli in broomal and. >> jeff what is the situation there? >> jim, all eyes are on the road. old york road behind me, right now wet and slushy. back roads and side roads could be a different story. they left chelten in much the same condition as last week, people in the dark. >> road crews were out dozen accidents and countless snow. >> this one knocked out power to the family for the second time in a week. jack keeps oscar the snake warm by the fire but their main concern patty's 83-year-old father who relies on oxygen. >> he is officially in hospice home care as of yesterday they brought oxygen tanks because they knew the storm was coming. the dig out began without the help of street lights. they weren't about to wait. >> temperature might drop making it harder to shovel tomorrow. >> utility crews fell victim to the treacherous roads and those in the dark wonder how much more they can take. >> i hear there's another storm coming. cheltenham is on a

it seems to be that way cecily with every storm. but one zone there is a lot going on with snow rain and sleet. >> you have a situation and developing nor'easter without true arctic air in place. location is important. mountains to the west and oceans to the east and precipitation type repends on your location. the northwest suburbs is the location. it's snow and stays snow. areas to the coast is mainly rain and here is the zone along the i-95 corridor and south jersey. where we see a mix. the wild card the question how much of a mix. this is a battle zone we are look agent norristown to williamstown. 35 miles. with we could see a 10 inch difference in accumulating snow. and it depends how much sleet mixes in and honestly when you get the sleet it could cause a lot of problems on the road. and roads conditions are just as bad as if it was all snow. but the areas that get the least snow gets the highest wind. the wind field is higher and south jersey we are look agent wind gusts. 45 to 55 miles per areas west and northphiladelphia we

snow emergency route and dann cuellar is there and annie mccormick is outside of a home depot and cecilyynan and adam joseph have the latest from the radar. >> the storm is arriving on schedule and double scan wide view showing the secondary low and the coastal storm is starting to intensify with the moisture intensifying and tapping into the colder air and that is cooling off that column of air and starting to flip over to snow and as we zoom in the snow is coatsville and wilmington and i-95 into southern delaware and do have a report there is already a coating of snow on the ground in newark and once the storm cranks up a lot more moisture and a lot more cold air so winter storm warning has been posted for all the counties in southeast pennsylvania and mercer county this is where we expect heavy accumulating snow and advisories in new jersey and new castle where it will be tricky in the height of the storm and future tracker showing the storm system really deepening and intensifying and notice we don't have the tight bars like last week's storms and it's not the wind but the snow and s

adam and cecily have more on that coming up theerng. >> theerng -- this evening. >> coming up on "action news" at 4:00 p.m. we'll have the latest forecast as a another nor'easter comes our way. >>> sinkholes being linked to controversial pipeline we have reaction from sunoco and neighbors. >>> as tax day approaches procrastinate tedious task of filling out returns. >> that's it for "action news" at noon. don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., and 6:00 p.m. >>> for rick williams, david murphy, karen rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist. have a great afternoon. >> we'll see you later 0 today. [ cheers and applause ] >>> announcer: it's a flashback. ♪ that's right, we're serving up some classic “chew” with our from the vault extravainkick thi.rla's am clusive yo >>isck's ve [ >> good afternoon

cecily? >> temperatures are in the 30s, dropping below freezing overnight.emperatures in the mid 30s. i'll talk about the potential for another nor'easter on the way. the possibility coming up in the full forecast. >> ducis rodgers with the eagles making an early offseason move adding to defense when "action >> here's an update on the little girl we told you about last night at 11:00, pinned under a car by a hit and run driver. police have made an arrest as the three-year-old girl fights for her life. that she survived at all is due to good samaritan, one that spoke today. >> joe lioni was on his way to 7-eleven when he heard the screams he felt compelled to run toward. without hesitation, he moved in. she was half way under the qar. with all of our power, we lifted the car and moved it back. the whole car was in the fence. the car was driven by 31-year-old zachary lauer, who fled the scene and left three-year-old vie legalit viol. >> he is in police custody charged with dui and several other offenses. the family is heart broken but thankful. one of the ange

. >> thank you cecily. great work. >>> lets go to "action news" reporter walter perez in bethlehem. you have your umbrella so things tapering off a bit here frmg i was bemoaning the fact that i forgot. right now the snow kicks back in of course because it stopped a few minutes ago and a little bit of good news, pennsylvania state police shut down eastbound i-78 because of a multivehicle crash by the route 412 exit in hellertown and the accident is cleared and that has been reopened. no word now as far as injuries in the crashes. meanwhile, in bethlehem. fog has changed. over the past couple of hours. a live look here in bethlehem, if you go back to 3:00, 2:00, 1:00. you would have seen the conditions are exactly the same. the snow is coming down and hane really stopped but no accumulations, 3 to 4 inches on grassy areas and the roads are not icy and slushy and quite passable. we spoke way bunch of commuters that said it's not that bad. >> if you drive comfortably it's not too bad. some spots are slick here and there. but if you take your time it's not so bad. >> starting to pick up

latest with both of you, cecily. >> what i want to show you is storm tracker six live to talk about the position and the movement of the storm. the center of the storm is that low pressure that is intensifying is really talk in it is only about 15 miles east of lbi but good news it is moving northeast at a pretty good clip, at about 35 miles an hour. so this is not a situation where we have a blocking high and system is stalling here. it is on the move. i want to have some good news here, look at this lightening strike, lightening strikes past 15 minutes down to eight. the storm is still intensifying but it is not intensifying at such a fast rate, and when you get that thunder snow that is when that storm system is bombing out really quickly intensifying. zoomed in you can see how that moisture you can see that really well, moisture moves in land and pivot and then been stalling right over philadelphia, right over i-95 corridor. we have had this band there for about the past two and a half hours. so where ever you see that pink, that magenta that is heaviest snow, let's zoom in righ

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> the approachinge winter nor'easter will impact reads from the jersey shore to the lehigh valley and beyond. these live pictures from cape may and spring mountain will change dramatically as the hours pass. >> it is thursday night and the big story on "action news" is the nor'easter already starting to push through with rain right now. the storm is a mixed bag of precipitation including snow in some areas. the major concern is wind will be strong enough to bring down trees and power lines and cause serious damage. matt pellman is standing by with road conditions and how they are preparing for the storm. >> lets check in with cecily tynan and adam joseph with the late of on what we can expect tonight and tomorrow. >> hey i tell you this is a powerful storm and long duration storm with a lot of different elements. >> rain at first and then the winds kick up and then snow. and then the coastal flooding as well. so much to go over here. just getting cranked up now and go to the weather center and double s

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delaware valley's leading news program with jaime apody o-meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams andie williams is joining us and the big story on "action news" tonight is anaccuweath a major nor'easter is once again heading our way. >> yeah, the storm is similar to friday's only the wind won't be as strong. but the snow will be heavy and travel will be dangerous yet again. this is also another big problem that we're seeing across the region. and crews don't have much time to fix it. downed trees and power lines blocking roads and cutting off the power. residents who have gone without electricity may not get it back before the next storm hits. >>> we have live team coverage today. "action news"'s walter perez is live in south whitehall township with cleanup efforts across the lehigh valley. and sarah bloomquist is in wynnewood montgomery county with the efforts there. >> but firs latest on this next nor'easter from are meteorologist cecily tynan. >> this is news people still recovering from friday's major nor'easter do not want to hear but double scan live showing that next storm sys

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sofia vergara, cecily strong, james marsden, blake griffin.>> seth: yeah. blake griffin, nba superstar, is way too funny. >> it's actually embarrassing. >> seth: yeah. >> to people whose first job is to do comedy. [ light laughter ] like, we're all just like, "oh, my god." this is bad. this is like his hobby. >> seth: yeah. >> he's better at this. so, he is such a natural. and like, he improvised a lot of it. i can't take credit for a lot of it. neil knew him. and you know, suggested it and made it happen. >> seth: that's great. >> i think you'll be very delighted. >> seth: you are going to make blake griffin a different kind of star. >> yeah. like, he needed some cash. [ laughter ] but it's obviously -- he was also so tall. thank, god. cecily, we had to put her in these huge heels so they could fit in the same frame. because blake is so tall, it's hard to shoot him. you just see like, blake and like clouds, you know? [ laughter ] we had to get all these special things to shoot him. it was pretty funny. >> seth: well, well done. and always so

they'll be fine tuning this through the day with adam and cecily as the models progress to see where that higher band will fall. but we want to warn you that it is a heavy snow, a wet snow that's going to be difficult tomorrow. let's talk about it with your accuweather forecast. today turning cloudy, not a big deal, 47 but precipitation arrives late this evening into tonight. tomorrow morning it will still be a mix in the city likely, rain south and east with some snow in the lehigh valley but late morning into the afternoon and early evening that's the worst time period to travel in. 37 degrees for your high. by thursday morning, we still have a couple of snow showers in the lehigh valley but we're dry during the day. some sunshine returns, 42 degrees. on friday, it's brisk and chilly, 43. saturday mostly sunny, 46. you set your clock forward saturday night into sunday but sunday we're watching the coast again. looks dry during the day, 47 but sunday night into monday we get a mix of rain and some snow is possible with this again. so we'll be watching for that potential monday morni

david murphy, cecily and adam will fine tune this as we start the workweek. overnight all locations dropping well before freezing. it's a cold night, slick spots north and west. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, the next three days actually look okay. partly sunny, breezy, 46. breezy 45, 47 for tuesday. i didn't issue an accu-alert for tuesday because we're not sure of the track and the rest of the 7-day actually looks okay. nydia? >> thank you chris. any time the storm hits you can keep track of the very latest by using our free app. >>> the philadelphia flower show to savor a taste of spring. there's no shortage of lush greenery and martha stewart will host a book signing. the flower show ends one week from today. >> your time now 7:15. hollywood's biggest day is finally here. you can watch the academy awards live on 6abc a bit later tonight. >> taking home that gold statue can really cement movie careers. danya, you look beautiful in that gown. >> well, thank you. good morning to you, gray and nydia. the long award season ends tonight and the big q

the information and school closers with matt and tamala and karen rogers and dave murphy and for cecily tynan and ducis rodgers and the entire news team i'm jim gardner. tonight, neil patrick harris, the bachelor arie luyendyk jr. and lauren burnham, mean tweets music edition, and music from jon pardi. and now, sure enough, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us. it's good that you're in a positive mood. because this might be -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're going to need that energy. this might be a tumultuous night. i don't know if you've been following this. but after a bombshell finale that threatened to up end the very institution of marriage itself, the bachelor arie and his new fiance, he just proposed, lauren b, are here, unless he changes his mind and goes to another talk show. he is not a decisive guy. we'll see if he dares show his face again. i got a little surprise this morning. i woke up, brushed my teeth, i got a text and i looked at trump's twitter account. as if it wasn't go

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. >> so that was a sketch that cecily strong and james anderson wrote. wheelchair." and i was like, "well, that's getting picked." [ laughter ] we're gonna do that. and it's very dirty. >> seth: yeah, you had taken some cialis. >> and she wants to get pregnant. >> seth: yeah. >> and so -- [ laughter ] we're a couple and my cialis kicked in and it only lasts for a couple minutes, so they had to take the opportunity to try to get pregnant. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i was so impressed, because i know from having worked there and just network censors, clearly the rules are you're not allowed to simulate at all. >> anything! >> seth: yeah. >> and that, betsy, a very nice lady, came down and was like, "bill, you are not allowed to move a muscle when she sits down on you." >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> or we're going to be -- you know, we're going to get in trouble. but, you know, it was fun. >> seth: but what you could move was the wheelchair. you were really -- [ laughter ] you were really good at it. and i want to show -- [ laughter ] this is -- [ c

to 12-inches but i think there will be a couple bands that set up that will be as much as 16 and cecilyck and monitoring this through the afternoon with the upcoming models to see where those isolated bands will be but a general area in the pink in philadelphia and parts of northern burlington camden gloucester county of six to 12 inches but a couple bands even higher than that in that range. here's your seven-day forecast. turning cloudy today, 47. light precipitation begins later tonight. tomorrow it's a heavy wet snow, worst time period about 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., 37 degrees. it wraps up wednesday night. thursday some sunshine returns. it's 42. friday brisk and chilly, 43. saturday mostly sunny skies, quiet but still chilly this week, 46. saturday night into sunday, we set the clocks forward. we're watching the coast sunday. it looks like the daytime is dry but sunday night into monday we have another coastal storm that could bring some snow on monday, a high then of 46 degrees. so, tonight and tomorrow, that's when we're watching for the of effects of this nor'easter. thumbs down

you dop need to build a stand alone fa cecily continued they treatmentg the program within the jail itself. >> it is effective. >> yeah. brown.rnor senator, yes we're. i cannot say that every one of in custody has access to the substance and the alcohol abuse treatment that they need. we simply don't have the resources to provide it. have 14733 adults in custody right now, the vast bulk them, as you are aware, suffering from some type of substance and alcohol disorder as well as some type of mental health issues. focus in tackling it at the fronted in terms of stimes.enforcement the number of state courts have drug courts that have been recentlyd we also reduced production of a controlled substance, small ams felony to a miss did he meaner because of their, the significant impact particularly and lacan-american continue know men in our state. but certainly, we would like to substance abutte are buse treatment available to everyone that is in custody. you, governork hogan, you just mentioned that, in about half billion dollar the state of maryland has put forward for treatment, prevention,

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cecily thank you. >>> this weather situation has caused a mess on area roads. part of the schuylkill expressway is shut down right now because of this. a tree came crashing down on top of a septa bus and a car in the westbound lanes. this just north of the belmont avenue exit in lower merion township. no injuries were reported but the dominos have fallen hard because of this one. traffic into and out of philadelphia is brutal right now. matt pelman will detail that for us shortly. slick roads may be responsible for this crash involving a school bus in chester of the at least two cars collided with that bus at 1:30 near the intersection of second and kerlin streets. there were students on the bus at the time. but we have not yet been told if anyone was hurt. this witness tells "action news" that the children were shaken up but at least to her they appeared to be okay. >> right now the falling trees seem to be causing the most concern and damage. "action news" reporter john rawlins live outside the peco facility in plymouth meeting and john crews working really h

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