he spoke with eyewitness reporter david spot. antonio marine owe told eye witness news he's still in shock after he found his 18 year old daughter dead under a sheet in her bedroom. >> i can't take it anymore. it is a mess. margaret ma lien a was just months away from graduating from olney high school. her dead told eye witness news she planned on go to penn state. ma lien a said his daughter and her boyfriend got into an argument. he also left when he returned he began to panic thinkinguhis daughter was still out. i was worried. around 1:00 i was going -- my nerves was jumpy. ma lien a said the 18 year old bedroom door was locked and he didn't have the key. after pacing back and forth he took the door off the hinges and ran into the bedroom. when i put the sheets down i scream. everybody came from old block. she had a head wound and had been strangled. police arrived minutes later and ghana search for the suspect. neighbors watched the scene unfold. >> she was waiting for her prom in may. she was talking to me about her prom. sh

yes, you think david buchanon missed an spot? josh particular i bar not so happy hour right there. that's gone. two-nothing. jonathan papelbon in the sixth. the strikeout he went one inning, two strikeouts, one hit, no runs. to the top of the seventh jessie, had up and down year to say the least last year in the minors. nice hook right there for the struck. he struggled, three hits, two runs phillies just six hits. they lose four-two. >> union kicking off their six season at home versus colorado scoreless in extra time. union with the free kick, connor casey the header. just wide right there. the game would ends in 00 dr >> new at 11:00 motorcycle entheusiasts raising money for muscular dystrophy. big turn out at the black and blue ball tonight. "eyewitness news" at the f.o.p. lodge in philadelphia. many of those supporting the cause wore a black ties, bluejeans, last year organizers raised $50,000 and they hope to top that amount tonight. we're back in a mo >> that's "eyewitness news", for rob, justin, all every us, thanks for joining us. blue blood is up next. have a great night

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yes, you think david buchanon missed an spot? josh particular i bar not so happy hour right there.gone. two-nothing. jonathan papelbon in the sixth. the strikeout he went one inning, two strikeouts, one hit, no runs. to the top of the seventh jessie, had up and down year to say the least last year in the minors. nice hook right there for the struck. he struggled, three hits, two runs phillies just six hits. they lose four-two. >> union kicking off their six season at home versus colorado scoreless in extra time. union with the free kick, connor casey the header. just wide right there. the game would ends in n 00 draw. and we'll be right flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. >> new at 11:00 motorcycle entheusiasts raising money for muscular dyst

spots as tracker 6 tracks freezing rain in the area. >> let's find out about the freezing rain and head over to david murphy and matt pellman is in for karen rogers. >> reporter: weather services guys expanded the area of concern with that freezing rain. the big spot is allentown reading, and the counties down through philadelphia. philadelphia you can see some of the counties here, slightly grayed out philadelphia is included in this, as is delaware county, chester county camden county, new jersey be and burlington county. it might be cold enough at the surf face to melt that up. for the morning rush use caution, anything that looks wet might be frozen. i give you a special warning for sidewalks, a lot of icy patches forming there. we have a lot of clouds to start out. overall once we get rid of the morning cold and precipitation looks like a nice afternoon. 35 degrees in philadelphia. despite that there are icy sidewalks that have formed in some cases in between the official reporting stations, the numbers can go lower. 29 in allentown. more than of an issue up north an down south. noon, 48 we're going to bounce back today 3:00 p.m.

we have low clouds in spots as david has been saying.ve construction on 141 emergency bridge deck repair that lasts until the beginning of april. >> police are on the hundred for a man who broke into a philadelphia home through a window and tried to rob a woman inside. this is new video from the 1700 block of south chadwick street in point breeze. this happened at 5:00 a.m. nothing was stolen and the woman was not hurt. investigators are talking to the victim right now. >>> we're following new developments in time deadly germanwings plane crash. they will run special flights to southern france today so relatives of the victims can be near the search scene. crews resumed the mission at daybreak to recover the data recorder. the voice recorder revealed a game changing clue. a pilot has had been locked out of the compit. eva pilgrim has more -- cockpit. eva pilgrim has more. >> reporter: investigators are looking at the new clue from the voice recorder as to what happened moments before the crash. this is video of the voice recorder that wa

most frequently traveled destinations and no sign of precipitation in any of those spots, either, tam. >> thank you davidal may be a good start to your day. harvard researchers surveyed about 350 people about their whole grain intake. they found people who consumed the most cereal had a 19 percent lower risk of dieing from any cause. don't go reaching for the really sugary stuff. they found that sugar has very little fiber and actually it contributes to disease. >>> nearly a third of americans with diabetes don't actually know they have it. the new study shows their chances of getting a good condition go up. that's due to obamacare. more patients are going to the doctor now that they have health insurance. a study found the diagnoses have gone up by 20 percent. >> the nfl is saying goodbye temporary to a rule that leads to blackouts on games on local tv. >> topping america's money no more nfl blackouts. >> this is good news for fans during plaqueouts games are kept from tv if lots of tickets are unsold. >> league owners have voted to suspends that policy for the up coming season. >> sticking with sports

you can create an internet hot spot in an area around your iphone 6. >> right. davidfind a way to hook up the hot spot app with aptell tv to give you both so all you need would be an iphone? >> that is interesting, apple is still dependent on mainly cable companies. they're main internet providers. you get some from fios or dsl. but you get them from the cable companies. even if you cut cable you have the exact same cable coming into your house. david: i'm answering my own question because i talked to you about this before. there is this data problem. when you have a wireless system, you have all these extra charges for extradite at that. of course as we know, all the streaming video has a huge amount of data in it. >> yeah. david: that is why you would need a cable, i guess. >> you go through morningly allotment on cell phone two hours watching tv. david: isn't that exactly the kind of problem that high technology loves to solve? >> and they keep getting more data through the pipe. people are talking about something called 5-g wireless. won't be here for a few years,

we are seeing that kind of thing in several spots this morning, david in we've been talking about thattt. we have to be careful of icy patches both on side streets along some main roads on the side there and also on sidewalks this morning because we still have temperatures down around freezing. now by 9 o'clock shooting back up to 42. by noon 48. 3 o'clock we're going to get a high of 53. any time after about two or three, though, there is the chance of some rain arriving from west to east and it does look like the evening commute is going to be on the wet side. there is the source of the rain. it's this system down here that will be pushing a warm front past us and getting us wet through the afternoon evening and into the early part of the overnight hours. for now travel purposes, you do have some rain in some parts of ohio, indiana, saint louis, missouri picking up a little bit of this, tennessee kentucky and then down in through some of the southern states it looks like atlanta is in the clear at this point. at the airport looking at all green aircraft. no major delays yet. we have

we had starbucks and a champion with david chiu was there and hiring kids on the spot. he was interviewing them and they would go through four interviews in the morning and the kids would be filtered out throughout and at the end of the day saying now i want you to connect to this person and two weeks come talk to us and orientation and the kids were stunned they were picking up the jobs right away and as you look through the photos you should photo the level of engagement and enthusiasm that the kids had because for many of them this is the first time they were getting this one-on-one on how to interview and how to interact with another adult, and to express how you feel, and to really think about what area of industry you may want to go into. the last thing i will say is just around the cte and this is probably where we want to start figuring how to work better. through the programs many of the young people during the internship can only work 20 hours a week and do it for a shorter period of time than what we set up over the summer so we want to figure out how we can

spots 55 and of a. nice out there. >> thank you david. finally this afternoon a north carolina teenager's prom proposal is going viral. it started when his girlfriend surprise him with tickets to the basketball game. he turned the tables and said invitation to prom and she said yes. >> a look now at the stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00 p.m. a teenage girl confronted on the streets. police say a group of men followed her and flashed a gun and robbed her. they are asking for your help finding the people responsible. it's the children's clothing that's grabbing all kinds of attention. the company that is making shirts that push for vaccinations. >>> don't forget to join us later for "action news" at 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m. and 67:00 p.m. >>> now for david murphy, sarah bloomquist, and the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. get out there this afternoon and we'll see you tonight. # ♪ >>> announcer: today on "the chew" -- with winter coming to an end, we've saved our best comfort dishes for last in "the chew's stew on this." a

the top five includes conan o'brian stephen colbert, john stewart, david letterman and no surprise the number one spotnny carson. there was one noticible snub. can you guess who? >> me? >> yes. why he was left off the list but i suspect the sentinal had something to do with it. >> i can't speak to that. >> are you surprised i was let off list? >> after working with you, i i can't say i am. >> i am crying on the inside. >> i am too young for steve allen and jack par. it is letterman, conan, space ghost and i wouldn't put stewart and colbert on the list because they do a different thing. >> it is apples and oranges. >> joanne, are you surprised i am not on the list? >> very. and i voted for you too. >> what choice was that? >> i like to speak for the younger generation out there. chelsea hand t -- chelsea handler made the list. and jimmy fallon is doing a great job. when he laughs you must think you are the funniest person in the world. his laugh is infectious. he looks like he is peeing himself every time. >> you have a thing for jimmy don't you? >> i have friends who write for the show and they say he

they spotted the red jacket floating in the water. >> is a caution. >> it is david byrd.ck in january of last year i met with the family. i met with the location where david went missing. with his sister-in-law. wipe down the path that she says is the last place he was seen. >> we took the christmas tree out. david looked up and said zero, nice. going to take a quick walk. >> i actually sat down with his 1st wife who had never given up hope and recounted memories of she and david, even showing me pictures. >> taken in antigua. i just love the sun shining on david's face. >> today where his body was found pretty difficult. bill: has anyone thought about why 14 months later considering how close to the house he was left the house with his wallet, keys medication. it seems bizarre that this would have taken 14 months. >> right now the investigation is still ongoing. there is no answer as to the cause of death or why he was found here. >> you talked with the family spokesperson. >> yes. says they got the notice, i reached out several times. i spoke with their neighbor. just s

david boynton. charging documents say that hugo albornoz plan to slice boynton's throat, then burn his home to the ground. he was arrested on the spotook across the country from illinois, michigan, other places, there have been judges who have been attacked seriously injured, or killed. kimberly: last year, montgomery county circuit court judge creighton was estranged by her estranged lover. she escaped unharmed. montgomery county sheriff's deputies say after this incident they are doing everything they can to keep members of the bench say. the pennsylvania trooper hurt in a deadly ambush outside of the barracks says he wants to return to duty. trooper alex douglas was hurt when eric free and attacked him in september. frein led the police on a 48-day manhunt. douglas says he feels good and wants to return to work. in alexandria, a somber ceremony to remember the officers who never came home. roz plater was there as the police department unveiled a new memorial to fallen officers. this honors police for more than 100 years ago. roz: it goes all the way back to 1823 when the officers were referred to as constables. it is a fairly sim

david hartley visited on september 30th. he turned the boat and gave us 30 seconds to take the pictures at the exact spot tiffany hartley said >> this is the last place they came to at the old guerrero church. they took pictures on the front step, according to tiffany hartley. and they set down this channel to head back, and it was about five minutes into their voyage when they were approached by the boats. in an instant, the man who told us this lake was safe was again speeding away from mexico 70 miles an hour. the same path the hartleys were on when tiffany says the attack began. >> there's a boat on our left and two on our right. on kind of towards the land, we're kind of in the middle of the lake. and then that's when he motioned that we needed to go. >> reporter: did you see something in his eyes that said, this could be serious? >> i could just tell by his body language. you know, i saw him and he was just kind of, we got to go. like, this is serious, but he stayed behind and stayed between me and the boats. >> reporter: you think, protecting you? >> hmm mm. >> reporter: it was now a chase. tiffany says her jet ski wa

aircraft much we have rain reported in boston though so that might be one spot where there's a delay later on. matt. >> thanks, davidyers canadian road trip continues tonight. they face the canucks in vancouver. flyers nine points back of the final playoff spot with only 11 games left. it would take a miracle. >>> phillies placed cliff lee on a 60 day delayed disables list. the 36-year-old wants to try rehab fearing tommie john surgery would end his career. >> it is 6:21. six things to know is next with the words of penn state professor being an unruly passenger. >> another unruly passenger and word of that is breaking right now. annie mccormick has brand new video of that story coming up at 6:30 we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >> a college professor

as david has been saying we had a tiny sprinkle roll through on one or two spots.evard southbound you see traffic headed towards the schuylkill nice and light to head you off on this saint patrick's day morning, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> a massive search is under way for a missing north carolina couple with ties to hollywood. deputies surrounded the home of christie and jt cod yesterday they found the family dogs and cars there but no sign of the couple. christie cod who is pregnant was a chef and her -- or is a chef and her husband works as a key grip for a production company. police have taken a neighbor in for questioning. no word if that person is under further suspicion. >> new this morning, five players from a women's lacrosse team have been suspended from a maryland college. authorities say they sent threatening messages to their own teammates. the players for the university of maryland baltimore county have issued an apology. the school's athletic director said the girls targeted freshmen on the team but would not confirm whether or not this is part of a

david. the wreckage ashas been spotted. this is the second airbus to crash in recent months.to duesle dofr when it went down in the southern alps. it was carrying 144 passengers and a crew of six. the leaders of france and spain say there are no survivors and the passengers of citizens of spain, germany and turkey. the wreckage is difficult to reach. it's a remote area near a popular ski area. it took off around 10:00 a.m. local time from barcelona. about 40 minutes into the flight it slightly changes course to the left and starts losing altitude. now the a-320 moves from 38,000 feet to just 6,800 feet over several minutes. according to the last radar hit recorded by flight radar 24. that seems to be following emergency procedures. a quicker than normal decent but appears in control. it's a budget carrier and it is a subsidiary of luftanza that's had this aircraft since 1991. they called this a dark day. germanwings has changed its logo taking out all the color leaving gray and black only. i spent some time in a simulator recently. there are several backup safety systems on t

david? >> reporter: jessica, this is where officer wilson worked at black budgeting marks the spot eight i talk to his sister tonight. she says she's been getting a lot of support since her brother was murdered one week ago eight ♪ eight. >> reporter: over 200 people many complete strangers came out to honor officer robert wilson in the neighborhood where he grew up eight. >> i lost more than a brother. he was my best friend eight. >> wilson's sister took the stage then spoke to "eyewitness news" about her brother and the imprint he left on philadelphia eight. >> seeing the support from everyone um, it helps eight it helps eight it really helps just the support and the love shown and just knowing that my brother he touched everyone just as much as he touched us eight. >> reporter: the father of two died after trying to stop an armed robbery at this game stop last thursday eight wilson was buying a game for his son when police say brothers carlton hips and ramon williams came in and tried to rob the place eight. >> i knew him as a child because he lived on my block eight i'm really so sorry for

david was talking about. you have to watch it. slick spots are definitely possible.have a disabled vehicle in telford at at 4th street. we have accidents in chester county. one that cleared at telegraph road and 926 street road is out of the way. camera time northeast philadelphia i-95 southbound side bills from academy to -- busy from academy to cottman and the betsy ross bridge into girard. looks like there's a disabled vehicle southbound near cottman in the left lane you can see no traffic is moving in the southbound left lane that just popped up. looks like a disabled vehicle southbound approaching cottman knocking out the left layne. we have an overturned vehicle at hainsport road near the elementary school. >>> developing overnight a close call for a camden family that was inside their home when it collapsed. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick is live on the scene along lime street with more, annie. >> reporter: and matt, around 11:00 p.m., one of the family members heard a crack and then a boom. that's what's left behind the front of their home collapsed.

spot. their game went to the shoot-out. look at that move, that is david, right there, beating rask.on by just four points with 17 games to play. we will be right back with >>> well, thanks so much for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 "eyewitness news" returns at ten on cw philly and back here at 11:00 on cbs-3. >> "cbs evening news" comes your way. they will checkup on the economy following the latest inly jobs report and while it is cold outside steve hartman has a heart warming story as he goes on the road charlie rose in tonight once again for scott pelley as he reports from new york. >> rose: after the snow falls the temperature plunges and the mud slides. also tonight more americans are finding jobs, but wall street gets rattled and the dow drops sharply. a star crashes to earth. the latest on harrison ford. and steve hartman "on the road"" with the story of undying love. ♪ i'll give you a daisy a day dear. ♪ i'll give you a daisy a district attorney captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. a day ♪>> rose: good evening. scott is off tonigh

. >> sales associate david harper sees the customer and steps from his spot behind the counter to gothe door for the woman. >> i go up and greet her at the door which is what i normally do. >> gray decides to wander back out into the main showroom. >> i looked at him and for some reason he decided to turn around and go back to the door. >> then a flash of pure terror as the toddler stands in doorway. the camera captures his shadow just as the front of the building implodes. >> you hear a big explosion, see debris flying everywhere. i see my baby fly airborne from the door. looked like a bungee cord had hold of him. >> marion has no idea what's happening. >> i didn't know if a bomb had gone off in our store. i couldn't see the car. i jump out of my seat and across my desk with sheer terror on my face trying to get to my baby. >> marion is trapped behind his desk. he's desperate and can't see gray. caleb takes action. he leaps over the display cases tearing through the destruction and fighting his way through debris to get to the office. >> the glass had shattered and there was dust ev

. >>> plus, david has had his fair share of fights with officers, but now he's in a tight spot for being too friendly with staff. >> i fell for a staff member and she got fired. >>> visits provide many inmates a glimmer of hope for the future, but for david scritchfield, it's a sight he may never see. >> i fell for a staff member here. she got fired. this is paula, the love of my life. i can't even have visitation. >> well, i met him while i was working at the penitentiary, and he was one of my patients. he is a real smart one, smart alec, funny guy. i was too. i was feisty right back to him, and so we just started messing around, joking around like that. i think that's what our playfulness with each other is what got david and i to start a friendship. >> as the old saying goes, you can't help who you fall for. you know? >> david and i had known each other for seven months when we finally got caught. >> an officer came up to me and told me that he thought there was some impropriety going on within -- between david scritchfield and a nurse. okay? so what i did is i pulled up his informati

david bell. signed, all 12 jurors with the foreperson in the 12th spot.e, ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, you are excused from your duties on this jury. and you are no longer under sequestration. thank you so much for your service. >> all rise. >> even with the news that he'll spend the rest of his life locked up, bell says he views it as a victory of sorts. >> when i was sitting in the courtroom, i almost died. like i almost was sentenced to death. it just gave me an adrenaline rush for real. hike -- i don't know, it was funny for real. >> why funny? that sounds scary. >> because the prosecutors were just so thirsty just basically trying to kill me. they probably mad, oh, we didn't get him. but now i'm still alive so what can they do, man? what can they do? i'm still alive. >> my mom told me that david had got life. i'm not sure if i'm gonna be sentenced based off of how he sentenced. worst case scenario is i would have to go to prison for a few years. but i don't believe that it will be, you know, drastic. >> i hope annishia get out. she got

david and the refreeze overnight. take it easy as you head out this morning. in fact you could see slick spots on the river drive like the mlk drive. on the schuylkill expressway thinks are dry by girard avenue no major issues coming in toward center city. in the burbs let's talk about a couple of issues there's a broken down vehicle at ending croft road and byberry. there's a crash 611 old york road. we have a downed pole at cheltenham avenue and new second street. lower gwynedd william penn inn and the friends school sumneytown pike at dekalb pike. northeast extension east/west turnpike everything reopened. we're looking at a disabled vehicle blocking hainsport mount laurel road close to the hillside elementary school. if you're heading that way, you could have problems. stick to union hill road or elbow lane. no overnight construction on the new jersey turnpike or 295. it's camera time in belmawr camden county, this is the 42 freeway creek road. headlights coming north away from 55 heading to 295. no overnight construction here, either. the roads are dry. it's the secondary routes you could

spots. twenty's in others. you can see right here in south jersey 34 degrees w that temperature david is saying yes, we have a mixementon, some freezing rain, and rain, even though ground temperature is a little bit colder then the air temperature. that is why we are still seeing icy conditions. lewis reporting a temperature of 27 in eagleville and he says, look at this, half inch of sleet accumulation so far so please be careful. right now in philadelphia take a look. we have a roof cam, glazed over, from the ice, from the freezing rain and it is much different story heading north in places like bucks county. eyewitness cam takes to us bedminster. chuck pressletter is an eyewitness weather watcher. it is all sleet. he went outside and measured. a half inch of ice. so please be careful out there. at least you have traction on area roads with the freezing rain. it is more just slick and like an ice rink. future weather shows we will be seeing warm air moving through philadelphia by eight or 9:00 tonight. it moves in the suburbs. and then, everything moves off shore, overnight and temperatures, warm a above freezin

david bell. signed, all 12 jurors with the foreperson in the 12th spot.is time, ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, you are excused from your duties on this jury. and you are no longer under sequestration. thank you so much for your service. >> all rise. >> even with the news that he'll spend the rest of his life locked up, bell says he views it as a victory of sorts. >> when i was sitting in the courtroom, i almost died. like i almost was sentenced to death. it just gave me an adrenaline rush for real. hike -- i don't know, it was funny for real. >> why funny? that sounds scary. >> because the prosecutors were just so thirsty just basically trying to kill me. they probably mad, oh, we didn't get him. but now i'm still alive so what can they do, man? what can they do? i'm still alive. >> my mom told me that david had got life. i'm not sure if i'm gonna be sentenced based off of how he sentenced. worst case scenario is i would have to go to prison for a few years. but i don't believe that it will be, you know, drastic. >> i hope annishia get out. sh

david. >>> reports say harrison ford is out of the hospital after that plane crash earlier this month. the 72-year-old actor was spotted driving in la on saturday. he crashed a vintage plane on march 5th. the plane's engine failed shortly after takeoff that caused him to make the forced landing. >>> tonight on 6abc, the shirts come off when latin night returns to "dancing with the stars." the evening kicks off with the opening number choreographed by many moore. at the end of the night one couple will be eliminated from the competition. "dancing with the stars" is tonight at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc. >>> can't wait for that, 5:53. >>> a nude photo scandal rocks a pennsylvania high school. >>> new developments on a chain-reaction crash that injured a bucks county police officer. we'll get a live update ahead at 6:00. jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, c

. >> reporter: bordertown resident david hennenberry testified he saw blood on the deck of his boat before he spotteddant in his backyard. he told jurors, "i just let my eye look at the other side of the boat. then i saw a body in the boat." he said dzhokhar had a hooded sweatshirt pulled up over his head lying only side and there was no movement -- on his side and there was no movement at all. he quickly went inside and called 911. fbi agents called to the scene after tsarnaev's arrest took the stand and told jurors how they processed the crime scene and the evidence found there. prosecutors showed jurors the wooden slats from the boat that bore a carved message from the defendant. it read stop killing our innocent people and we will stop. prosecutors could finish presenting their case sometime next week. marley hall, cbs news, boston. >> witness steven silva is currently in prison on gun possession and drug charges and hopes to get a reduced sentence in exchange for his testimony. the defense claims it was tamerlan tsarnaev who shot the officer. thanks for watching wusa9 news at 5:00. >>> wusa9 new

spots are colder. look at doylestown. 28 degrees. martins is at 33. st. david'sewtown square below freezing right now. >>> true feelings or a facebook hack. racist posts to a tight philadelphia council race. >>> penn state security suspended facebook groups. we have live with the latest. >>> a sinkhole problem in montgomery county is growing. that is only part of the problem. the other issue is driver confusion. >>> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. >>> a secret facebook page and pictures of nude women is a scandal rocking penn state university. more fallout could be on the way. >>> dozens of people homeless. investigators are trying to determine the cause of this fire. we are live where fire trucks are still on scene watching for hot spots. >>> the brrr is back this morning. you may need a shovel later this week. >> oh no. >> good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news. i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's find out about it with bill henley with his first alert forecast. >> we are in winter. it feels like it this morning. if you put your winter coat away yes

spots as tracker 6 tracks freezing rain in the area. >> let's find out about the freezing rain and head over to david murphy and matt pellman is in forreporter: weather services guys expanded the area of concern with that freezing rain.

even see a flurry or a brief snow shower in a couple spots and then back up to 48 sunday afternoon and the 50's early next week. >> okay. thank you david's now 5:10 and we have new video from overnight a tree topples down on top of a car trapping the driver inside >> budget woes strike a new jersey school district putting hundreds of jobs on the line. karen. >> looking at the blue route right here in delaware county near baltimore pike. a clear and dry with no problems on the blue route. we're going to check in on that accident at i-95 involving a tractor-trailer see if it's still blocking lanes when we come back. >> a little later in the morning buzz the most interesting carpool scam. a police officer in the northwest had ever seen. it didn't work anyway. you'll see what we're talking about later on "action news." >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> 5:13. i'm completing overwhelmed by all those toppings. jalapeÑo bacon cheese. atlantic city. got food on my mind tam. sorry. >> many people will have a easy commute on their minds. can you help them with that karen. >> no, i'm with the bacon and cheese. sounds g let's check the suburban traffic report even if

david be careful out there. >> reporter: watch out for black cats, that would be good and icy spots. we'll start out sunny before the clouds overtake us. it's definitely colder this morning, not as windy but a temperatures of 33. a lot of spots at or below freezing, be careful of icy patches that may have developed overnight here and there. tgif and failure decent day he -- fairly decent day. 8:00 a.m., 3 # we'll see clouds gathering and high of 52 which is average for this time of year. that will hit at 3:00 p.m. worry looking for rain arriving later tonight and that will continue for a good chunk of the weekend. i'll have that on future tracker 6 karen. >> reporter: all right, dave we have an accident at valley road and street road. we have another one involving a bicyclist at funk road. watch for that. still affecting you this morning, the action cam was on the scene, what happened an accident involving an overturned vehicle knocked into a pole and wires, it come down in plymouth township. germantown pike had been shut down, now it's just the right lane that's blocked on germantow

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spot trends before they become trendy. e*trade. opportunity is everywhere. david: breaking news on the iranian nuclear talks.d to end at 6:00 eastern time. that's about an hour 1/2 from now. they were extended but now the u.s. is playing hard ball, somewhat, with iran. this is according to reuters. they say that the iranians have to make up their mind by dawn. dawn is now the deadline. of course that is dawn swiss time. so that will be about 10 hours i believe from now. so they're extending it, hour by hour. we'll see if the u.s. sticks to its guns on this but they are giving iran up until dawn to make up their minds as to whether they are going to continue with these talks. we'll keep you update throughout the hour. liz: i will check my watch. this is moving target every single time. >>> are you shaking in your gucci loafers? despite improving world economy, brands are struggling with profits, with prada profits plunging 28% last year. is luxury dead, dying or hibernating? we bring back our panel. i want to give this one to the designer boy phil flynn. is this true, that these are names you need to get out

, chuck had 23, one of the colder spots yardley john coming in at 28 degrees, also 23 up in saylorsburg this hour. still hanging onto 31 clementon, new jersey, by david, marshall ton, craig has 29 degrees. see the story here, gilbertsville, 26. you get the picture. it is cold. factor in the wind, feels even colder, like single digits and teens. now, we did get little snow this morning, down in delaware john, in newark, he has picture of his roof there see little snow in the corners of his roof. just enough to get little coating in some spots and to reminds us that, yes it can still snow this time of year, even through the month of april. we had snow, even trace of snow all the way up through may. so ya, who knows. we could still see few more flakes before we enter the summer season. let's take you outside right now. see what's happening. across center city region, not much. just few clouds. but overall dry just windy conditions. now look at the 24 hour temperature change. compared to yesterday, at this time we are 13 degrees colder, right now in philadelphia, 13 in mount pocono, ten in allentown so that just shows you the amount of colder air that co

plantation owner by the name of david johnson, decided he was going to build a ship and donate it to the confederate navy for the war, and a place called saffold, basically a landing spothe began construction on it, he hired laborers, and that was the biggest problem, finding enough skilled laborers to actually work on a ship at this spot. -- of this size. eventually the confederate navy took over operation of the construction of it and they completed it and put it into operation in january, 1863. in june of 1863, she is just north of chattahoochee florida and her boiler exploded. several sailors were killed and injured, and the injured are brought back to columbus, and we ended up having 19 sailors killed because of that, and that is really the only real action that she saw, a boiler explosion. the confederate navy went down to the fight, razed her, brought her back to operation, which leads us to the battle of columbus, and they just sent her downstream and blew her up to prevent capture. there are three captains of the chattahoochee, and the first is casey jones, and that may be familiar to some people. he was actually the captain of the ironclad virginia the day th

spot to avoid. >> let's go outside to david murphy a cold start to the day but good things coming. >> reporter: wethe wee hours of wednesday morning. wednesday is dry clouds and sun, high of 58 still in the 50s on thursday, a nice stretch on the way. >> coming up on "action news" at noon, a south jersey family avoided serious injury after their home collapsed with them still inside. >>> a big announcement from apple on their next big device. they have the iwatch. >>> up next, we have "live" with kelly and michael. have a good monday. # norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed... free to explore their own way... free to discover a new world of taste... free to smile wider... applaud louder... free to live fuller, deeper, and closer... that's how you cruise like a norwegian. ♪ cruise like a norwegian ♪ book now and choose from four offers plus friends, family and kids sail free. >> it's "live with kelly & michael." today from the new film "run all night," liam neeson. and cinderella herself, lily james. plus, former first daughter, chelsea clinton, all ne

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david murphy. >> reporter: not a lot of wind but sunshine. we have record record lows in spotsaccuweather seven-day forecast, shows a high of 26 this afternoon. sunshine, but frigid, tomorrow, very cold in the morning but not as harsh in the afternoon. 38 is the high, the union you'll need a couple of layers for the home opener, matt. >> thank you david. >>> 6abc.com has extensive coverage of the killing of officer robert wilson including what the compartment tweeted an hour before his death. # >>> good morning, america. it's 8 a.m. and the latest on harrison ford. in the hospital at this hour after his plane's crash landing. ♪ started with a whisper ♪ >>> and paula patton opening up for the first time about her split with robin thicke. >> the honest truth is it has been challenging. >> why she's come out stronger. her emotional side of the story only on "gma." ♪ safe and sound ♪ >>> an important health alert. we've heard about those high heel hazards but could flats be just as bad for your feet? ♪ tell me do you think i'm -- >>> all that and yada yada yada. a "seinfeld" reunio

one week ago the action cam spotted people bundled up in winter coats you see that on the right and now a live look at center city shows a sunny and dry day, meteorologist, david murphy is outside with more. >> i love the before and after shot you just showed. you kind of don't want to think about what has been but it's easier when you know what is ahead this afternoon. lets look at satellite we have remnants of that significant rain, and some of that down near dover, the other thing i want to point out is how that white sheet of clouds beginning to get dark gray in spots and that is an indication that the sun is breaking through the clouds and right now a thicker swatch that is breaking through and we are looking at sun and clouds the rest of the way temperatures now not to shabby 55 in philadelphia you want to get 2 degrees warmer go to washington where it's 57 and cooler air out to the west but we don't have to worry about that tonight or overnight. richmond virginia mid-60s and 60 degrees here by 2:00 and i expect to get up there around 3:00 and we are holding on to 60 degrees and by 6:00 not too bad. we'll see the temperatures dip a bit down to 51 by 10:0