. >> reporter: i am sitting here with david camden, one of the many talenteted people in the bay area. and he's going to share music but also how he's getting traction with his future career. let's get it going. >> okay. he's still working to hit it big time for for now, he's up load videoeos to youtube. trying to compromise but i can't win >> i also keep people interested on instagram, periscope,e, snapchat, twitter. >> reporter: david camden isis able to truly connect with fans using real time streaming apps like periscscope. >> i'm going to do stitches by sean maenades. celine in norway, i love how everybody is from different countries. >> i think it's's a matter of putting yourself out there and staying connected so constantly putting out content, coconstantly what i really like about that, i get to do this project with my friends, family and fans. so you know, if they likeke my music, they love me, theyey want to support me. >> reporter: finally when it's really time to geget going, a site like kickstarter helps supporters donate to his launch. >> they can preorder the album. shi

. >> people are trying to we're introduced -- >>reporter: i'm sitting here with david camden. he's going to share music with us, but how he's getting traction with his future career. let's get it going. >> okay, let's do it. >> he's still working to hit it big time, but for now h he's making his name known digitally, first by up loading videos to you tube. >> trying to compromise >> i keep people interested on instagram anand periscope and twitter. >> he connects with his fans by using periscope. i love how everybody on here is from different countries. tilda in sweden. it's puttingng yourself out there and staying connected. constantly communicating with your fan base or >> and these digital personalitities have their ownn network. south florida amanda is another one who will help pump others like her. >> at 4:00, if you're a performer, if you sing or dance or break dance, whatever you do, click at amanda. >>>> what's up, everybody. >> and oleander re-tweeted to her followers on periscope. >> what i like about this, i get to do this project with my friend, families and fans.

camden county. karen rogers has traffic, and david murphy has storm tracker 6 live. good morning to all of you. >> reporter: good morning, this turns out to be a nuisance snowfall, mofort treated roads -- most of the treated roads appear to be wet. you can see that the snow right now is a broken pattern and the tail end of it is not that far away. we are expecting this to be an issue through the morning commute, but less and less so through the commute. in south jersey and delaware, you're dealing with snow and wet snow and rain snow showers until lunchtime. it will clear out sooner than that in philadelphia. the wide tail is down in washington. we'll see it break up and streak through toward the morning rush hour. winter weather advisory will expire until 9:00 a.m. it's up until 1:00 p.m. down the shore, that's where the last band may set up and hang in longer. we are below freezing most of the area. 29 in millville. 30 in in philadelphia. 29 in allentown. treated surfaces are holding up very well with all this. you might want to be careful on the roads that were no

david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> the haddon township man accused of of killing his three-year-old son appeared in court in camden status hearing. lawyers for david creato, jr. say they are preparing for trial. prosecutors say the 22-year-old killed his son brendon last october to stop his teenage girlfriend who dislike children from leaving him. the child's body was found in the woods hours after he reported him missing. his next court appearance is april 18th toddler safe and sound after being left home alone on the mainline. 2.5 years old boy found by police at the regency apartments in rad for. police say he was living in filthy conditions and that the stove was on for heat. the boy's father stanley hampton and his female companion brittany mcfadden are facing charges to night. radnor police got a tip the boy might be home alone after a neighboring police department stopped hampton on a drug char charge. >> former first lady nancy reagan will be laid to rest this friday during a private funeral in california. flowers and cards pay tribute to nancy reagan outside the ronald reagan presidential library and muse

david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> the haddon township man accused of of killing his three-year-old son appeared in court in camden today for a brief status hearing. lawyers for david creato, jr. say they are preparing for trial. prosecutors say the 22-year-old killed his son brendon last october to stop his teenage girlfriend who dislike children from leaving him. the child's body was found in the woods hours after he reported him missing. his next court appearance is april 18th toddler safe and sound after being left home alone on the mainline. 2.5 years old boy found by police at the regency apartments in rad for. police say he was living in filthy conditions and that the stove was on for heat. the boy's father stanley hampton and his female companion brittany mcfadden are facing charges to night. radnor police got a tip the boy might be home alone after a neighboring police department stopped hampton on a drug char charge. >> former first lady nancy reagan will be laid to rest this friday during a private funeral in california. flowers and cards pay tribute to nancy reagan outside the ronald reagan presidentia

david creato, junior appeared for a brief status hearing in camden this morning. prosecutors say that the 22-year old killed his son, brendan last october to stop his teenage girlfriend who dislike children from leaving him. child's body was found in the woods hours after creato reported him missing. the creato's next court appearance is april 18th. >>> septa closes the administrative investigation in the the case of the man who died after struggling with a transit officer. surveillance video at the el's huntingdon station captured the october 2015 incident. police admit using a taser several times on omar lopez while trying to subdue him. he died at the hospital but an autopsy concluded a drug overdose, caused his death. septa cleared the officer involved of any wrongdoing but discipline the sergeant. >>> violations included failing to have that mr. lopez transported to the closest hospital and failing to object tane witness information at the scene. >> as a result septa made policy changes that include providing dispatchers with a master list of the closest hosp

david murphy. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, you can see this is a nuisance snowfall. there are breaks in the action around gloucester and camden county. most of the stuff is highlighted in gray, it is fine light snow. down south more pronounced. we're going to a coating to an inch. it will be dart in philadelphia and wilmington -- it will be done in philadelphia and wilmington for the most part after 9:00 a.m. or so. the wide view you can see this on the back edge of this, down the shore, it may hang in longer into the afternoon. the winter weather advisory is up until 9:00 a.m. in the i-95 corridor. along the shore you have the advisory until 1:00 p.m. light nuisance stuff and with temperatures below the freezing mark, anything that has been pretreated is holding up very well this morning. le karen rogers will talk about that in a moment. be careful on sidewalks and side streets it could be on the slick side snow showers and slippery pavement on the way to the bus stop. we'll be above the freezing mark. by 9:00 a.m., 34. 10:00 a.m., 36. while we have mostly cloudy skies, the high march sun angle combined with 42 degrees will

david is back with another check of the accuweather forecast. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan we have no precipitation out there. taking a look outside from camden, new jersey, towards society hill and philadelphia, there you see the blue sky and a little bit of milky white and we have high thin cloud cover filtering in from the west and we took the pictures from this morning and it looked bright across the region, still warm today and showers possible tomorrow and mainly in the morning although some could linger into the afternoon. we have a cooler but nice weekend on tap. temperature in philadelphia is 58 degrees, continuing to climb and we'll be up into the 60s before too much longer and low 70s before we are all done later this afternoon. winds east-northeast at 8 miles per hour. currently 57 in allentown un58 in reading and wilmington and 58 in philadelphia, just 55 in trenton, notice how instead of the southerly wind we get a draw from the northeast in places like trenton and allentown and that keeps your temperatures cooler, how about 51 in beach haven, down the shore a flow off the ocean waters cooling you down too. you won't go much hig

david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we are hearing 911 call that helped lead police to to a suspect hit and run driver in camden county. the susan hyland was a arrested tuesday. police said she was behind the wheel when 16 year-old quason turner was struck and killed late monday night near route 130 and forty-ninth street in pennsauken. here's a portion of that call. >>> turner was a student at pennsauken high school. hyland faces a list of charges including leaving the scene of the fatal accident and driving with the suspended license. >>> happening today, a man charged with ambushing a philadelphia police officer returns to court for his formal arraignment. judge has already ordered edward archer held for trial in the shooting of officer jesse hartnett. police say archer shot at point blank range while officer hartnett was in his patrol car january 7th. charges a begins archer include, attempted murder. >>> the trial also begins today for former philadelphia police officer edward is a wick i the third, who was charged with an incident off-duty october 202,013th. prosecutors say sawicki yelled at a man yelled racial

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david muir will broadcast from belgium this evening. look for the latest development next at 6:30 here on 6 abc. >>> closer to home a small brush fire spread to a senior living facility in camden county this morning. residents were evacuated as firefighters put out the flames, they have since been allowed back inside part of the building sustained minor damage. >>> toms river police need help tracking down this woman. these surveillance pictures show her using a stolen bank card. more than $8,000 was withdrawn from banks in mercer county. and it was stolen outside of the tom rivers fitness, in a car. >>> more than 160 staffers in trenton could soon be out of work. the school district plans to close down the early child learning center at stokes elementary and the superintendant says the cuts are necessary because the district is facing a deficit of nearly $6 million, the problem is a growing number of students attend charter schools that drain dollars from public schools. parents of the children are especially concerned about moving the youngsters to different schools. >>> and still to come on "action news" tonight. it's a selfless show of solidarity. how a montgomery county s

camden county on route 30 the white horse pike eastbound past gibbsboro road. they're doing a traffic shift until 6 o'clock while they work on a water main there, david. >> some of probably off for the spring break but if they are headed to school or if they're just headed out doing something else light jacket probably works this morning for temperature in the 40's. this afternoon, though, shirts and tease for the kids. here's are temperatures are going to go. they're going in the right direction. noon up to 63, by 3 o'clock 69 degrees and we're going for that high of 70 right in there at about 4 o'clock. still 69 by 5 o'clock. a partly sunny somewhat breezy but really nice afternoon ahead. at the airport no major delays, all green aircraft and no sign of precip in any of our big travel destination. tam. >> the fda says there will be new warning labels and levels on prescription opioid medications. the labels will warn consumers about the serious risk of abuse addiction overdose and death. in a black box label, the most severe warning will be required on immediate -- excuse me -- formulations. >>> the u.s. is dealing with an opioid abuse epidemic. experts say 40

david. >>> police say they arrested the driver and recovered the vehicle involved in a deadly hit and run in camdenhe crossed route 130 in pennsauken just before midnight. the victim's body landed here in a burg are kin burger king p. >>> officials meet with parents at conestoga high school the talk about hazing with the football team. the story is posted on 6abc.com. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ maxx life in store and online. find brands you love at prices that work as hard as you do. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. new details on the hijacked plane. an egyptair flight with multiple hostages including americans, threats to blow up the plane as authorities race to get the passengers and crew to safety. >>> also this morning, an abc news exclusive. the woman at the center of a shocking scandal that brought down the head of the cia. one of the country's most powerful generals. >> you thought you were in danger. >> oh, absolutely. i was scared for my life. >> reporter: jill kelley speaking out for the first time about the fbi investigation, cyberstalking allegations, her side of the story this morning. >>> a si