this is an accident at clem avenue. you have to stick to broadway or 168 or the black horse pike or route 100. very quiet out there that's 42 northbound at creek road if you're coming up from turnersville blackwood deptford you're looking good. here's the blue route schuylkill expressway, i-95, no accidents, no problems out there, it's extreme a10:30 and 7:00 p.m. you'll see extra traffic. that's the northbound shot of i-95 heading toward academy it's clear and no delays. >> powerball numbers are in now we're waiting to see who are the lucky winners of $564 million. the multistate lottery announced that three powerball tickets hit in texas, north carolina and puerto rico. now, lottery officials say the ticket in puerto rico is the first powerball winner sold outside the continental united states. should the winners select a lump sum option each get one-third share. two people in pennsylvania and new jersey matched five. the numbers were, 11, 12, 25, 289, 54, the powerball 14. the jackpot is 40 million doors with the nex

. >> back in 2012 when i was at eighth grade, i was at roberto clem mean tea focused on producing media. some classmates of ours we were introduced of this project by our teacher, mr. dempsey. this choose respect conference was introduced to us. so we made this psa, my friend daniel and i took up the roles as the actors and my other two friends came up with the idea. it was a cause that we were very interested in and hoping to raise a little more awafrns about. so we made the psa and amazingly in 2012 we won first place as eighth graders competing against high schoolers and other middle schoolers. very excited about that. >> we've got a big conference coming up march 8th. everyone said this is free. tell people what they will find at this conference. >> on march 8, it's for montgomery county teens, their parents and youth service providers in montgomery county and really the idea is education and prevention and some fun stuff that we'll be doing during the day. our focus here is on social media. our theme is actually hash tag respect yourself 2015 with the idea that we're trying to prom

accident that's affecting traffic it's stopped both ways at route 130 closed in both directions at cleme. it's closing the ramp to 42 northbound to 130 northbound because of the accident. they are clearing it out. 168 between collings avenue and nicholson road you have construction blocking two lanes. the this is the blue route i-95 traffic is quiet the roads are clear, roads are dry what problems do you have? how about potholes, you know that. on the waze app we have everybody reporting that. this is from matt part of our 6abc team, a pothole on chestnut street in chester. watch for that. 27 in quakertown, 28 in warrington. 30 in center city. if you're waking up in the suburbs in new jersey, like browns mills 28. ewing, 28 and 31 degrees and buena, 31 in dover delaware. we have a cold start later today, david has been talking about scattered rain and snow showers that could impact your evening commute, but for the morning commute you're dry. >> dropping this morning cbs news correspondent bob simon was killed in a car crash. he was in the back seat of a lincoln town car when a driver h

. >> parents are just as happy they don't have to pay the clem tuition. >>> cold tonight, not -- college tuition. >>> cold tonight, not as cold, milder tomorrow, might hit 50, some showers tomorrow night, flurries or snow showers back on thursday, back in the deep freeze. >> that's it for us. the cbs evening news is next. >> i'm back with jan for your only local ali >> pelley: tonight, isis takes terror to a horrific new level. a video appears to show a captured jordanian pilot being burned alive. angry jordanians take to the streets. holly williams with the latest. nancy cordes reports the measles virus has morphed into a political issue. >> i do believe that all children ought to be vaccinated. >> the state doesn't own your children. parents own the children, and it is an issue of freedom. >> pelley: the long wait it over. after more than half a century jim axelrod tells us "to kill a mockingbird" author harper lee is publishing her second novel. and vinita nair with the man who has the worst commute we've ever heard of. >> i had no idea how long it was. to me it was just another commu

. >> reporter: dave i have an update on the accident in gloucester city, route 130 has cleared at clem avenue and the ramp 42 northbound to 130 northbound has opened. we have construction at 168 between collings avenue and nicholson road. live outside 42 northbound at creek road everything is fine. as david said everything is clear anne dry no weather-related problems. we have an accident on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound past norristown watch for possible reconstructions there. otherwise the construction is clear between willow grove and bensalem. all lanes back open in both directions there. >> breaking overnight, we know three people will be slitting the 564 million-dollar powerball jackpot. eva pilgrim is live in the satellite center with the winning numbers and where the winning tickets were sold, eva. >> reporter: that's right, matt, we have three winners this morning, don't put your tickets away just yet. there are people in our area that might want to check them one more time. here the winning numbers 11, 13 25, 29, 54 and the powerball was 19. the three tickets were sold

. >> no problem concerning ice oren clem at weather here or arizona.orts on the giants and ex giants back in a's camp and is madison bring a bull with him to spring training? new >> good evening. among the brand new a's spring training it's an old a. barry making a come back with green and gold at the age of 36. he spent the first seven years of this major league career with the a's wearing good old no. 75 and jumped across the bay for 6 year run with the giants that included 2 world series title. instrumental in one of them in fact. after one year hiatus he's back trying to make the a's roster and spoke with mike in mesa. >> what were your thoughts with the green and gold back on for the first time. >> just all got feelings come back. if large spike putting 75 back on. feels really good. >> if losing sandoval and look of big name free agent signing has a lot of people thinking the giants may take a back seat behind the dodgers and the padres in the nl west. we'll see. giants squad in camp in scottsdale for spring training including the skipper bruce w

below normal precipitation incorporating to the clem at prediction center for the bay area and pacific northwest for march. wetter than normal for south west and south east. as far as temperatures cooler than afternoon in the northeast and much warmer than normal here in the bay area. so our spring like conditions p.m. look like they carry over in next month as well. let's hope i'm wrong. if temperature in the morning low 40's to low 50's don't forget jacket or sweater. watch out for the fog. warmer than today. low 70's santa rosa napa fairfield 72 livermore palo alto 66 san francisco half machine bay 62 degrees. 7 day forecast stay mild until oscar sunday we may have some sprinkle certainly cooler. gives every reason to stay inside and watch us. here on oscar sunday. the dry next week. >> perfect thank you sand yichlt coming up fix on 7 news. >> this robot has you koyvrmentd minimac ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody deserves $73 fares. because wedding season can get expensive. book your low fare now at southwest.com. i love this new sirachi burger. it's siracha. sluracha? no. si-rah-chah. siriracha.

below normal precipitation incorporating to the clem at prediction center for the bay area and pacific northwest for march. wetter than normal for south west and south east. as far as temperatures cooler than afternoon in the northeast and much warmer than normal here in the bay area. so our spring like conditions p.m. look like they carry over in next month as well. let's hope i'm wrong. if temperature in the morning low 40's to low 50's don't forget jacket or sweater. watch out for the fog. warmer than today. low 70's santa rosa napa fairfield 72 livermore palo alto 66 san francisco half machine bay 62 degrees. 7 day forecast stay mild until oscar sunday we may have some sprinkle certainly cooler. gives every reason to stay inside and watch us. here on oscar sunday. the dry next week. >> perfect thank you sand yichlt coming up fix on 7 news. >> this robot has you koyvrmentd don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. is that ur lo

the pedestrian access on fremont street on the west side and also prohibits the implementation of clem tina street as desired under the transbay implementation plan. this next slide shows what block eight would look like after the reconfiguration of the off ramp. there is a signalized intersection at the base of the off ramp and provides the same turning movements and accommodates for the same number of vehicular trips. this moa amendment is about cost over runs and the moa requires ocii to pay for all the costs there are five categories in the amount of $595,000 -- $641 -- and that requires an amendment to the moa. the first category is for the design phase. as director bohee mentioned during the disillusion of redevelopment this authority was designed to a 90% level of completion. about a year later when the project was restarted this commission authorized in april of 2013 for two more submissions to caltrans so that we can get a permit to start construction. what transpired it was actually four submissions, two additional more than budgeted and that cost was $66,841. the second cate

. >> no problem concerning ice oren clem at weather here or arizona.ts on the giants and ex giants back in a's camp and is madison bring a bull with him to spring training? >> good evening. among the brand new a's spring training it's an old a. barry making a come back with green and gold at the age of 36. he spent the first seven years of this major league career with the a's wearing good old no. 75 and jumped across the bay for 6 year run with the giants that included 2 world series title. instrumental in one of them in fact. after one year hiatus he's back trying to make the a's roster and spoke with mike in mesa. >> what were your thoughts with the green and gold back on for the first time. >> just all got feelings come back. if large spike putting 75 back on. feels really good. >> if losing sandoval and look of big name free agent signing has a lot of people thinking the giants may take a back seat behind the dodgers and the padres in the nl west. we'll see. giants squad in camp in scottsdale for spring training including the skipper bruce who mis

david is reporting a temperature of 22 degrees in clem mon ton.at some of these numbers. 16 degrees right now margo in buena vista township in south jersey there's absolutely in wind so that's helping temperatures fall fast. jim is reporting a temperature of 16 in royersford. the part that we're enjoying are the clear skies because we're looking at a beautiful moon out there as well. take look outside where in center city philadelphia we have clear skies and cold temperatures. but if you're tonight you caught a glimpse of this beautiful full moon. we caught a glimpse with our eyewitness cam. this picture from springfield pa stellar late tonight. pretty soon you won't be able to see it with the clouds rolling in. philadelphia 26. reading 19. allentown 12. our winds become southerly this milder air through the mid atlantic will be moving in and we will be feeling its impact tomorrow. southerly winds will be gusting during the afternoon. we'll break 40 degrees tomorrow. so any icy spots will be melting. and hopefully drying up. then we'll watch the c

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below normal precipitation incorporating to the clem at prediction center for the bay area and pacificest and south east. as far as temperatures cooler than afternoon in the northeast and much warmer than normal here in the bay area. so our spring like conditions p.m. look like they carry over in next month as well. let's hope i'm wrong. if temperature in the morning low 40's to low 50's don't forget jacket or sweater. watch out for the fog. warmer than today. low 70's santa rosa napa fairfield 72 livermore palo alto 66 san francisco half machine bay 62 degrees. 7 day forecast stay mild until oscar sunday we may have some sprinkle certainly cooler. gives every reason to stay inside and watch us. here on oscar sunday. the dry next week. >> perfect thank you sand yichlt coming up fix on 7 news. >> this robot has you koyvrmentd minimachine in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work.

. >>> australia foreign minister is crawling for clem calling for the clemency of two inmates.accused as ring leaders who were smuggling drugs. >> the australian government will continue to seek clemency for andrew and my ron. urge the indonesian government to show the same percent toy mercy that it seeks for its citizens in the same situation abroad. madam speaker colleagues, we must not give up hope. and we will continue with our efforts to save the lives of australian citizens andrew chan and hi my ron. >> people of spain are renowned for their generosity in giving organ. sometimes complete organs to complete strangers to keep someone alive. more from madrid now. >> reporter: when the telephone rings here it really can make the difference between life and death. >> now we have a donor and we have a liver emergency in one part of spain. >> reporter: people with organ failure in spain have a realistic chance of eventually getting the life-saving surgery they need. when a family decide to donate. medical staff call through to here the national coordination center where the proc

now retired, instructor pilot clem countess iii was on duty at fairchild base that summer day watching from the ground. >> for people to be able to see the b-52 do some of the approved air show maneuvers we had, it was just an amazing thing to see. >> since its debut in the 1950s, boeing's b-52 airplane has been the powerhouse of the united states air force. >> it's the most versatile weapons delivery system the air force has. high altitude, low altitude. it can deliver missiles. short range, long range. >> the pilots' friends and family members are also watching. >> what the animals look like. yeah. we've got the gang up here. >> among them is teenager pat mcgeehan. his father, lieutenant colonel mark mcgeehan is in the pilot's seat. >> my mother and i, along with my younger brother, brendan, were watching from our front yard. i was waving at the plane thinking maybe my father might be able to see us down there. >> lieutenant colonel arthur "bud" holland is the lead pilot. holland is skilled and experienced with thousands of hours in the b-52. but he's known to take risks in violation

joining me right now is atlantic steve clem mondays and u.s. congresswoman donna. steve, you first.ou take a position that isn't common. tell me about the aprepare pree ateness of having a family member taken hostage by an isis-type organization what should they be called upon to pay ransom? >> i think if families have the resources, if they have the ability to move in ways that save their loved ones i don't think government should be impeding that process. this is too dire of a process that is there. i think government should stay out of it but the fact is lots of governments do pay ransom. you have a conflict between european governments and america not paying them. i think they all not to pay them but remove the restrictions on families to do whatever they can to save their loved ones. i just don't see it is right that the united states government says it may prosecute families if they proceed in getting ransom money paid for their loved ones. >> congressman, where are you on private families with the wealth to do it? should they be giving it to the isis forces to use as they wil

we continue to hear reported in syria particularly torture and murder and some claims of the use of clem cal weapons. i think most would agree they warrant immediate attention by the international community. if you'd speak to as we consider the president's request for the authorization for the use of military force, many are concerns what our partners are doing. what the europeans are doing. do they have the capacity to play a more prominent role? there's been a universal consensus this will require air operations and ground troops and commitment not to use u.s. ground troops but what is the capacity of our partners in the region. we heard a lot about 60 countries. what are they doing and have the capacity to do? the united states to defeat and degrade isil. >> thank you congressman. good questions. i don't have any doubt in my mind that assad has engaged in some war crimes. the use of gas against your own citizens is war crime. the use of barrel bombs against women and children are other examples. starvation is a tool of war. it's a war crime. there are things that have amounted to now.

first, we are pleased to welcome kelly clem enter kelly clemenses at the department of state. she has detailed, chef detailed to the office of the u.n. high commissioner of refugees in bangladesh and has served in the state department's task force on kurdish refugees and displaced persons. she has also been a special assistant to the under secretary of state for global affairs and europe during the balkan crisis. and we will hear from thomas dahl at u.s. aid. he has served since the late '80s and has managed product developments in eastern and southern africa as well as in the west bank and gaza. more recently, he has served as the director of the iraq reconstruction office here in washington, d.c. and as mission director in lebanon ethiopia and iraq. we'll begin with you. prepared statements will be made a part of the record. >> thank you so much, chairman. ranking member deutsche. chairman smith and members of the committee for inviting us to this very important hearing on humanitarian assistance. for those in peril and uprooted by the worst human maid catastrophe of our tim

in september a 12-year-old girl at roberto clem mean tea was inappropriately i touched by a substituteontract worker was arrested for allegedly touching a 12-year-old student in a hallway. >>> your children can be affected cuts if they attend school in prince william county. a meeting will be held on wednesday to discuss the potential for a $20 million cut in funding next year. the school board chairman says they need to prepare for unplanned and dramatic revenue cuts, cutting full day kindergarten to part time at the county's 35 elementary schools may become a reality with rough estimates. this could save the county about $10 million. the cuts will come in a proposal to hold real estate tax bills at the rate of inflation is approved. >>> metro board chairman will be in the hot seat, appearing before the d.c. council on thursday to answer questions about the deadly metro incident. news 4's adam tuss will be at the meeting tweeting the latest updates. council members are demanding answers about the january 12th incident that left one woman dead and sent dozens to the hospital. vrnlths c