. >> reporter: well, bill, that train had just pulled out of the station here in downtown philadelphia, reginald osbourne tells me first he heard a loud thump. he thought they had hit something. he turned to his left, and couldn't believe what he was staring at, just a few inches from his face. >> it was really kind of almost emotional. as i was saying before, you can be. >> reporter: that's because reginald osbourne was staring right at this, a heavily damaged window. there he is last night sitting just inches from the severely cracked glass. he's talking only to eyewitness news. had anything come through, you would have been hit? >> yes. >> reporter: amtrak confirms the sudden startling incident unfolded here about 8 miles north of downtown philadelphia. train number 2222 was barreling through this area just before something hit it. officials now believe that projectile was a rock. >> when it hit, it was sort of a thump. it almost sounded like somebody had slammed down a tray table really hard or dropped a stack of books. >> taylor was sitting two rows in front of reginald. both tell

traffic light out here at eighth and race right here in downtown philadelphia. so police are on the scene there and for gang down in delaware we're probably going to see the snow hit first this is a live look just outside dover speed way, so road are still wet but salt crews have been out there they have reduced speed on the turnpike, salting the atlantic city expressway, speed reduced on the bennie and walt whitman coming into philadelphia expect weather delays heading to the airport this morning. mike and alex, back to you. >> why don't we look around and see is what going on in the delaware valley. 6:03 on a tuesday. >> lets start with dave in wilmington. >> reporter: we are here at rodney square and we are getting the snow coming down. flakes getting bigger. you can see the philly news hats here. we will show you what is going on in the intersection here of market street. there is some salt that was dropped by some salt trucks and a bit of the glaze on the roadways, and some snow on some of the cars that had been park overnight because they did get a dusting

looking good downtown philadelphia here. in problems at all in or out of the city on the vine street expressway. good morning to wilmington delaware. ramps here for route one, i-95 all in good shape. nice quiet start to the morning rush hour. however, just keep in mind on i-95 we have construction zone and the ramp closures are still in effect. so southbound, i-95 on ramp from aramingo avenue still closed, and then the north bound i-95 on ramp from girard avenue still closed. they are working down the shore, of the atlantic city expressway right here by the toll plaza not that far from the farly interchange and just a heads up that falls bridge remains closed through april, the last week was week number one. so folks are starting to get use to it. this weekend was tough. but instead of the falls bridge we have to use city after new bridge to connect from one side of the schuylkill river to the other. if you are heading down to the airport you good are to go. no problems at all at philly international and just a disabled truc

hundreds of taxi drivers flooded the streets of downtown philadelphia to protest what they call illegal ride-sharing services. the of driving services like uber x and lyft. the drivers honked their horns and blocked traffic around city hall demanding to talk to the mayor. a representative for the mayor met with the drivers and allowed them to express their concerns. uber released a statement saying philadelphia has shown tremendous demand for more affordable options like uber. 3 a 14-year-old girl is sentenced to 35 years in prison for killing her mother in pennsylvania. authorities say the girl and her 21-year-old boyfriend conspired to kill the girl's 54-year-old mother. the mother is said to have disapproved of her daughter's relationship with the older man. the boyfriend is accused of attacking the mother in her car and stabbing her to death. 3 when nebraska voters head to the polls in november, they may decide if casinos can move into the state. three pro- gambling petitions are making their way through the state. the group spearheading the push for casinos is called "keep the mone

here is a live look downtown philadelphia. the vine expressway, delays, at the airport expected, as the planes have to go through that de-icing program. slippery platforms on septa, new jersey transit, patco, even the front steps and the sidewalks, just get that light dusting. and i would rather have couple every inches of snow than a light dusting, because folks get that false sense of security there, and you can go sliding, real quickly, reduced speeds on all of the area bridges this morning. and also, a speed re vection in play, on the new jersey turnpike. mike and alex back over to you. >> thank you, 6:03 on this wednesday. the day after primary. now after months of campaigning in the snow, it snowed again yesterday, the battle for the south has officially gun. and the runners up will be looking for new life. and, in some cases, survival, as the winners celebrate ohio governor john kasich, came in second place. ted cruz, jeb bush, placed second, third. >> well, 6:03. charges could be filed today against former eagle lesean

95 behind me here dry and starting to see delays as we roll southbound past our camera into downtown philadelphia. the 42 freeway starting to see volume heading in towards center city we are starting to see delays on 422 and 202 but sliding down to rehoboth beach, there what he go wet roads, sprinkle on the camera there. it is coming our way, as roads become wet that will change things for our morning rush hour. rain will change the game for folks heading to the airport this morning. to check with the airlines. so far so good no delays at philly international. that will change in the next couple of hours or so. eastbound schuylkill so far so good little delay between conshohocken and belmont. we have delays south on i-95 from wood have men to center city. septa kicked in their new spring schedule over the weekend. i put a link up on both facebook and twitter so you are good to go for morning rush hour. they are still working on the atlantic city expressway leaving ac heading back toward philadelphia. all centered around that farly service place, mike and alex back over to you. >>> we had a pretty

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we can barely see the upright here, as you come in toward downtown philadelphia.icking up off the cars in front of you. not just the spray, but the little stones, the gravel that the dot crews used use the snowstorm all kicking up under your tires this morning, live look, wilmington, delaware, socked with fog as well. that falls bridge closed you want to use city avenue this morning, and there is also probably going to be some fog delays at philadelphia international airport. lauren, back over to you. >> thank you so much, bob, after two days of testimony judge decides bill cosby can go on with criminal trial against the comedian. dave kinchen live at the montgomery county courthouse with the details on exactly what happened in court yesterday hi, dave. >> good morning, there were two big blows to bill cosby, and his defense. >> snowed little, learning just having he will stand trial, following two days of testimony judge steven o'neil rejected motion, to do away with the entire case. cosby is charged with drugging and sexually assaulting temple university employe

i-95 so far so good rolling out of the northeast philadelphia the here's a live look downtown philadelphiastreet expressway where again, some salt crews putting down the salt getting ready for the morning rush hour. until 5:00 o'clock market frankford and subway running night owl buses. i mentioned speed reduced on the whitman, bennie, commodore barry. it will take you longer to get there today then yesterday, naturally because of weather conditions. getting out of the neighborhoods could be tough. this were not salted or brineed like major roadways. you can see the slow downs already here on the schuylkill expressway, through the city, and coming from the suburbs, coming up 202, and again, poor visibility with the heavier snow but again it gives you that false sense of security because it looks like it is heavier snow but looking at road surface like it is just kind of wet because all it takes is for that car to get in the the groove there. arrival and departure delays expect at the airport. check with the airline, and so far, so good on mass transit, chris, back to you. >>> bob kelly, th

suppan grilled cheese kind of day, live look here at the benny, you head up and over in toward downtown philadelphia, speaking of downtown, there we go, the vine expressway again just one of those yucky morning rush hours, to start. now if your plans are to fly out of town today, i would check with the airline, probably going to see some delays down there at philadelphia international airport. otherwise, your majors, schuylkill, 95, not that bad. going to get the spray coming up off the cars and the trucks in front of you. so just give yourselves extra time for the morning rush hour. countdown is on. saint patrick's day less than month away, we are looking for your irish pub or favorite irish restaurant. where do you like to take the kids to help them celebrate saint patrick's day? are you are you getting ready? irish dance classes in we want to know it all. make sure to use the hashtag fox 29 irish. we can put everything on tv for you. of course all leads up to the big parade, the saint patrick's day parade, here on fox 29, it new home, we have the parade sunday march the 13th, from 12:00 to 3:00.

here is a live look, downtown philadelphia. the vine expressway is open. although we are socked in with some fock. -- fog. example of 309 up near the bethlehem pike. make sure your headlights are on, you slow her down and give yourself extra time this morning. even some fog coming out every chester county, the turnpike out of downingtown. all the way in through malvern. now the market frankford line and the broad street subway still using shuttle buses until 5:00 this morning. philadelphia international airport they had delays all last night because of the fog. that could have a roll-over or domino effect for the morning rush hour. so, may just want to check with the airline. over in cherry hill, new jersey, route 30, cuthbert, one lane, on the overnight until 5:00 or so with some construction, back to you. >> thanks so much. following breaking news out of west oaklane, several families evacuated because of natural gas leak. >> crews called to the 7200 block of 21st street there is happened about three hours ago, at 1:30 this morning, they say the source o

patients and i will bet you a jelly doughnut we will have a delay down there here's a live look downtown philadelphiaay in toward center city a and lets work our way over to the phones, brad rodolph from penndot is on the phone, brad, good morning. >> good morning, bob. >> how are we doing. >> first of all this change over that has happened quickly in the last couple of hours, how are crews reacting to it. >> as you know freezing rain, it is difficult to deal with but our crews are doing a excellent job cleaning up. all of the majors are mainly wet. you mentioned speed restrictions, they will stay in place until road temperatures can catch up with the air temperatures because there is a potential for slick conditions in several places. we will keep those restrictionness place and all have our state trucks are out, mopping up the slush and ice. >> brad, this really isn't so much a plowing operation but more or less getting that salt product down there and getting the roads wet the but there is some slush out there what do you do with that. >> to tie it up we can push that off to the side of the road a

little bit of sun glare popping here on the ben franklin bridge, sun at your back coming into downtown philadelphial with that sun glare on all of the normal spots like the schuylkill expressway where is there already an accident now, eastbound on the schuylkill, right here near belmont avenue that is causing a delay. twenty-five minutes the trip there southbound i-95 just about 25 minutes from wood have men to downtown. the septa a kicked in their new spring schedule, today is first monday morning rush hour where that adjustments on all buses, subway and trolley lines. i put an update on my facebook, twitter page and north on the boulevard watch for delays today between the schuylkill and ninth street but the roving penndot crews coming our way at 9:00 o'clock. >>> did you see this over the weekend? >> paid for the whole thing. >> first grammys, beginning of the week and now at the this beautiful wedding. >> more than at wedding she was maid of honor. this is a friend she has known since birth. it is first time she has ever been a maid of honor. >> boy they had a beautiful day though, didn't they.

big wet flakes hitting us hard here downtown philadelphia. there are a ton of late openings school delays, and scrolling across the bottom of the screen. somewhere in here the ben franklin bridge. just example of the poor visibility, coming across all of the area bridges, a fatal accident, right at this intersection of wilmington, 261 and silver side road. septa saying they're running with some scattered delays, but the big concern is the slippery platform steps and boarding the bus this is morning, because everything is slippery. mike and alex back to you. >> little bit of situation here. because what time do you think the schools, bob, make those decision on delays and closings? it would be 4:00, 5:00 in the morning? >> i got a call at 5:00 from my son's school. >> so now it is starting to come down. wasn't bad at all at 5:00. so do we make the right decision? it is so if-ee. let's check out different locations where it is snowing and kind of heavily. >> steve keeley live in center city seeing a lot of snow around him. >> here's steve. >> j

live look at the benny, three lanes stacked up into downtown philadelphia and then that accident, onl causing a problem, the accident itself is southbound, and right near route 141 which is south of that delaware memorial bridge. we still got ramp closure on i-95, aramingo and girard avenue ramps but otherwise your normal delays into downtown, mike and alex, back to you. >>> after the super bowl every year u.s.a. today newspaper calls thousands of people and surveys them. what was your favorite? what was the worse, et cetera. we've got the list. we cannot do all 63. we can do top five. here to help us is paul pomp roy, managing partner at ab and c creative intelligent. an ad agency in philadelphia absolutely, been around for 44 years. >> our super bowl is today, absolutely. big day for the whole industry, yes. >> we can't do all 63. let's do the top five, ryanville, here it is. >> warning, here comes your ticket. >> the entire town is filled with ryan reynolds look alike and these two women are looking around. what are they selling, the car. >> they had a good day yesterday in genera

downtown philadelphia.e look at the vine street expressway where we have an accident right near the schuylkill. so, snow, and sun glare, at 8:16, on a thursday. mike anal next. >> all in the same city? >> all in the same spot. >> snow and sun. this is wacky weather day, as they say. >> it is. >> skateboards ers rejoice, the mayor of philadelphia, has declared, a temporary lift on the bran on skateboarding, at love park. let's go. >> skated kearse have it until monday, that's when the renovations begin, and the mayor talked about this. >> not lifting skateboarding regulations in every place in the city, but this, for this particular period of time, before we actually get into the ground, we want people to come from around the country hopefully around the world to come back for one more spin. >> one more spin. philadelphia council president darryl clark is here, good to see you, councilman. >> good to see you. >> good morning, so we can go there right now through sunday night, and skate our face is move. >> h

the here's a live look at ben franklin bridge coming into downtown philadelphia in problems or delayse city. we're in good shape in the 50's on the schuylkill, i-95, in problems coming down roosevelt boulevard, we have a water main break in plymouth township on richardson and chestnut so watch out for delays there, and then all of the mass transit systems running on a modified, or/holiday schedule. definitely in the a regular timetable for monday. just make sure you have the right schedule so you are not standing outside on the cold, street corner any longer then you have to, mike and alex, back over to you. >>> thanks so much, bob. 85:00. we have been showcasing different african americans every day during black history month as pay way to celebrate black history. but this reporter is finding a way to showcase history makers from philly. her name is so fee a she's a staff writer for inquirer. usually we're used to the typical, prominent person and you move on but she wrote i saw this same approach in the way newspapers reported on black history month. at sign. felt only try, arbitrar

twentieth annual human rights gala took place tonight in philadelphia a folks gathered at philadelphia downtown marriott the in center city. mayor jim kenney was feature supremers in the supreme court same sex marriage plaintiff jim was there as well. the it is the largest national lgbt civil right organization, in the country. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight, new charges for a man who posed as a high school student in harrisburg. what he did with one of his classmates that has him in even more hot water. >>> plus a kkk rally in california, turns violent, at the kkk man's used a black hole as a weapon. we will tell what you happened coming up. >>> plus flyers playing well these days and it could playoff soon in the playoff spot. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. >>> a 23 year-old man who posed as a teenager to attend high school in harrisburg is facing new charges. arthur samron is charged with sexual assault. that is because he allegedly, had a romantic relationship with a 15 year-old girl. according to police baby faced samron used alias as asher pot

. >>> and looking downtown from sky 6 hd at philadelphia international airport accuweather is tracking possible street flooding as we deal with the downpour throughout the afternoon. lets get the latest from meteorologist, david murphy, from the big board. >> there are two issues in and around the region, the first is the downpours and the second is the strong gusty winds from a very large system. the tail end of it is clearing washington, d.c. and it will be a few hours before we get this through philadelphia and now we have the issue with heavy downpours, everything highlights in yellow and orange giving us ponding and puddling on the roadways. and this line you see extended through berks county and pulling halfway through the county and getting close to wilmington, these are the heaviest downpours producing gust as head of them. some could go as high as 50 miles per hour from this line as it pushes through those of you on the eastern half of chester and delaware county and wilmington. these are the spots closest to the gust front producing portion of this precipitation. once we get

downtown san francisco. now let's go back to philadelphia where pat gallen is standing by, pat, i understand we are talking someny? >> some afternoon hockey, the division rival rangers in town to battle the flyers. the orange and black were kicking themselves after this one. let's go to the first, wayne cyst simmons would get tangled up. crosscheck to the back of the head. he didn't like t gives him shot right in the jaw. game misconduct, done for the day. needless to say wayne simmons not happy. he didn't like that stick anyway. so wayne would sit. but shane would score. on the power play, finds a hole. beat henry, ninth of the season, just 32 games. >> this year is ryan white. he would give the flyers a two-one lead in the third. but it would not hold. the rangers with the extra man, keith, tying it up from the point. there would be no scoring in over time. soy it goes to a shoot-out. and it does not end well for the flyers. this is derrick stephen with the winner. flyers get a point but fall three-two. what happens when you put two worse teams in the eastern conference on the court together? lots of fun, tha

downtown r >>> federal investigators are today that could shed light on the cause of the deadly amtrak rail meant in philadelphia last year. eight people died and 200 others were injured in that crash. the national transportation safety board will release the far. they have yet to analyze evidence or make recommendations. what we do know is the train was traveling at twice the posted speed limit on a curb when it ran off the rails. >>> world health leaders are talking about the zika virus today in geneva, switzerland. this has the disease is affecting international events. olympic organizers in rio de janeiro are working to combat the spread. kelly wright shows us the plan. >> reporter: the zika virus outbreak is taking center stage with olympic preparations underway in rio de janeiro. tested and for the summer games was supposed to be a time to get excited for the offense ahead. but, the virus is doing both under. with questions over health safety. >> actions are being taken with informing the community. so, this is work that has been done so far and we will continue on the way to the games. so, we are sure goi

philadelphia. here is the benny, cool shot coming into downtown, but again the fog has lifted.g with wet roads, and again, that melting snow, and just dirty snow casino of kicking up onto your windshield here. north on the freeway, watch for delays, headed in toward philadelphia. for the shaders, route 73, in maple shade, new jersey, again, headed out. wet roads, wipers on. southbound on the northeast extension, we had an earlier accident at lansdale. now, we have one northbound. this one involving a tractor-trailer, right at the lansdale interchange. so, into and out of lansdale, going to be little tough. weather delays all last night, at philadelphia international airport. check with the airline this morning before you head down to the airport, mike and alex back over to you. >> 6:48. >> during the month of february we celebrate black history month. and to honor the month every day we will spotlight one person from philadelphia, so this morning, that person is empire's creator lee daniels. >> lee daniels born in west philadelphia, born and raised. >> in 1959. >> 1959, yes. le

good morning to the family waking up there in northeast philadelphia, watching, as you work your way northbound there. downtown we have a couple construction penndot guys changing light bulbs here on the vine street expressway coming westbound off of the schuylkill, for the most part as sue mentioned dry right new but you we're starting to see that rain rolling through. so the road conditions and morning rush hour will change, as we move through the the rest of the morning. we will slide on down to cherry hill, new jersey westbound lanes of route 70 right here near i295, left over work crew as we plopped right there in cherry hill. they will be out there until 6:00 o'clock or so. could be a rough travel day especially later in the morning once that rain moves through so be ready to check with the airline and of course yesterday was septa a's first workday, that they kick in that new spring schedule. it effects buses, subways and the trolley lines. count down is on, less than a month until st. patrick's day and we are looking for your favorite spot to take the kids, to celebrate the irish heritage, your favorit

philadelphia. what is expected to be released, next. allyson: a live look outside from downtown greenville. people already up and running. a clear morning. allyson: covering the nation now after a virginia girl's body was , found this weekend in north carolina, two virginia tech students are now charged. a vigil was held saturday night in blacksburg for 13-year-old nico police charged 18-year-old david eisenhauer with abduction and first-degree murder. a second studen natalie marie keepers was charged with improper disposal of a body and accessory after the police say eisenhauer and lovell disappearance. geoff: happening today, federal investigators are expected to release evidence and reports from a deadly amtrack train derail year. excessive speed has already been cited as a factor in the may others. but the national transportation say the train was going too fast as it rounded a curve. allyson: also today, the iowa caucuses get started later tonight. but how will they affect the campai fernando espuelas from "matter of fact" joins us live next to tell us. dale: cloudy weather today and r

here's a live look at the benny no problems at all coming from downtown, 42 freeway, looking good as well as you work your way in to philadelphia a. if you are using mass transit, bundle up, it will be cold, waiting for bus on the corner and all of the mass transit systems are running a modified or a holiday schedule. today is first weekday since dart made service changes and hiked up the fares. that will heat you this morning. if you are traveling out of philly international today it could be a rough go. airport is opened, ready to go but i would check with the airline as far as your flight status. the chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> first flames and now ice takes hold in several businessness frank for. >> fifty-six alarm fire. now, that frigid, well, weather right there in this area is causing bigger problems. we will talk about water, jennifer joyce and freezing temperatures. there is all kind of ice around you. >> reporter: this has been a challenging job chris and lauren here on frankford avenue in griscom street. fire fighters are still on the scene and look at all of that ice. you can see ice hanging two to 3 fee

at the roosevelt boulevard, no problems from northeast philadelphia, all the way down through the skew you kill expressway, looking good downtown, through vine street expressway. friday morning we are off to a good start. we have talk bit earlier. mummers mardi gras parade on main street tomorrow. seventeen string band kicking off at 11:00. some to do with the kid on main street in manayunk. then party goes until 6:00 o'clock. it looks like we will have a good forecast for that. we had a water main break, beachwood abe route 166, is there still work on the the northeast extension between lansdale and quakertown. with the circumstance news town through the weekend, we will see delays up and down i-95 through the stadium there we are off to a good start not only on the major roadways but on mass transit. head up for that trenton line that was suspended last night on the way home, everything is back to normal for normal rush hour. >>> on the eve of the next round of the republican primary focus turns to the the potential fall out from the pope's comments about donald trump. >> presidential candidate trump says he is not concern. s

philadelphia. so if you are heading in to downtown, again eastbound at the boulevard watch for that backup, and a speed bump, big speed bump there, that will start kicking up, and maybe chipping somebody's paint later this afternoon by the time it all gets leveled out. north on i-95 we had an accident at girard avenue off to the shoulder, still a delay there though. a pedestrian struck at the intersection of school house lane and wissohickon in east falls. watch for police activity there. all that rain knocking down trees. one big would the a penlynn pike and we will watch for that throughout the day. not only is win knocking down trees but knocking over construction signs. look out there, like on 202, and i-95, even up and down the extension heading up to the poconos this weekend. this weekend septa using shuttle buses on the portions of the airport line both saturday and sunday. back over to you. >>> a 23 year-old man is arrested in harrisburg, his crime he is accused as posing as a high school student. >> police say arthur sammeron a ukraine international it was able to do it by changing his name to

downtown san francisco. don bell with you. remember back in august the words super bowl and eagles were mentioned in the same sentence? honestly, it hasn't turn out the way the city of philadelphiald hope. here in san francisco had an opportunity to go down radio row and talk to national experts about a tumultuous last five weeks for the birds. >> they wanted to make a change because they thought it wasn't the right fit. look i'm not inside. i don't know exactly what's going on with management but if you're not moving in the right direction towards the super bowl you want to have you got to make the change. it's better hire slow, fire fa fast. >> doug pederson andy reid never called plays when he got hired. to me you have to give that chance. i don't think you take the approach he wasn't the first choice. we don't really know how all of that played out. all about wins in this thing, man. the battles or the meetings of the minds doesn't match it doesn't measure the best thing to move on before it gets nasty and you hurt my team as an owner. as a coach best to move on and start a new. >> reporter: it's amazing eagles went seven and nine very much the talk of the nfl since the end

philadelphia, and washington, d.c. so we were at a meeting and he said while we are here at the meeting we need to go downtown chicago, an hour away, to drop off title 6 complaints to the department of justice. and i said how am i going to get 60 students there? from that, journey for justice was born and this movement to fight school closings. our worked before then was ending the school to prison pipeline. our work now is how do we understand the two? the movement and the moment of black lives matter offered an opportunity to talk about state violence, understand what is happening in school through closings and the school to prison pipeline as government power that hurts and harms and the education young people of color are receiving in this country is an education that teaches them their place. it is not lost at its call to school to prison pipeline. we are starting to think about what is next. we have the idea of education being liberation. the hunger strikers. there was the 13 high school students that showed up to a school that was supposed to be closed and demanded an education. we are working with brothers in

philadelphia, that rain will make it a game changer for morning rush hour. first one out of the house gets the best umbrella ben franklin bridge jammo from mid span into downtown vine. rush hour is underway here. live look to the shaders, maple shade new jersey route 73, some delays between tacony palmyra and 295. we're wet behind the ears down in avalon. this is a live look at garden state parkway just off of the avalon interchange and then south on 295, watch for delays from moorestown, as you work your way down through in toward that 42 freeway, on the bridges they are looking fine except for that ben franklin and then watch for delays starting to pop at philly international, because of the weather, mike, back over to you. >> thank you, bob kelly. >>> well, watch for this late this afternoon protests are planned in more than 30 cities today outside apple's stores across the country, drug here in philadelphia, new jersey and delaware. gatherings are in support of the tech company's refusal to unlock the san bernardino's i phone. judge has rule apple must help fbi access his phone which the feds say could contain information important to the investigation, su

downtown. we've got 33 mentor, char don, madison. chilly. but then you slide a few miles inland, peninsula jumps to 43. how about 44 in canton, 43 in barberton, 49 in killbuck, and 46 in new philadelphia. so warmer inland, cooler lakeside. it begins a little bit early this year. normally we start saying that in march as we get warmer air coming in. the lake breeze really plays. 42 mansfield. big contrast here. ashtabula 34, same for mentor, akron 46 degrees. all right, your evening planner and beyond. watch those temperatures falling into the middle and upper 20s. notice we stay mainly clear through much of the overnight. clouds begin to move in during the day tomorrow, but temperatures should still go up. mid-40s for highs tomorrow afternoon, staying dry. we'll track in this winter storm that's just beginning to develop out here in portions of new mexico and western texas. this is the beginnings of the winter storm. it isn't fully formed. it's just starting. here's the low. it is still hundreds of miles away from northern ohio. but right now computers are suggesting, look at that, really begins to build. there's going to be some severe weather over the course of the next 48 hours. mi

will air in philadelphia new york and dc is a good one super bowl fifty kicks off tomorrow to bring back alot of memories for roger brown owner operator roger brown's restaurant in downtown portsmouth in the first super bowl the green bay packers took on the kansas city chiefs. brown the seven time pro bowler from the detroit lions in the l a rams was in the stands at super bowl one he says the l a coliseum wasn't even packed for that first super bowl. roger was practicing for the pro bowl in the same stadium and he says he was rooting for the packers coach who had two tickets and they said we no practice of just war and terror to the pro bowl game of the super bowl game that was great. so fifty years later roger brown will watch the superbowl is portsmouth restaurant and he says cam newton the panthers need to win and prove something by the way i was not at that first super bowl what i totally remember watching it all forty nine of them to be exact like roger i say go panthers citation i'm sure you do too well bundle up she says we've got a cold start of the day today but i sure has good news for your afternoon plans that's next in a full forecast. then we are one day a

live look at the benny, jammo coming into downtown, from mid-span, into center city here at eighth and vine. weather delays, now starting to pop, at philadelphiaal airport. so do check with your airline before you head down to the airport, and a big jam, on the northeast extension, both directions, in the area of lansdale, there is tractor-trailer accidents impacting both north and southbound traffic in the area of that lansdale interchange. eastbound on the schuylkill, about 23 minute trip. and just over half hour south on 95, from woodhaven on down. an accident on the boulevard, it is northbound, right at cottman avenue, up there by the old roosevelt mall. then also looking at the potholes starting to pop, two big ones right now causing delays, stenton avenue at butler, another one along montgomery avenue blocked, one of the two lanes blocked, right near radnor, mike and alex back to you. >> 7:47. >> well, it is black history month, we are celebrating by spotlighting people from the philadelphia area. and this morning, that person is the creative empire, who has his own empire, lee daniels. >> lee was born in 1959, in west philadelphia. he m

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boulevard here in north east philadelphia at levick street a half an hour delay on both i-95 in the the city and eastbound on the the schuylkill between conshohocken and downtownback to you. >>> lets get back to the oscars last night on this monday. >> he wasted no time taking on the race controversy that was hitting the academy. >> first sentence. here are highlight from his opening mono log last night. >> i'm here at the academy award, otherwise known as the white peoples choice a wards. do you realize if they nominated hosts, i wouldn't even get this job. y'all be watching neil patrick harris right now. people are like chris, you should boycott. you should quit. you should quit. you know how come it is only unemployed people that tell to you quit something. it is the eighty-eighth a academy awards, which means this whole no black nominee thing has happened a at least 71 other times. jada boycotting oscars is like me boycotting rean a's panties, i was than the invited. is hollywood racist. yes. it is what you have grown accustomed too. hollywood is sorority racist. we like you, rhonda, but you are not a kapa. >> that was one of the biggest lines from his mac