clouds were clearing out this afternoon and a beautiful shot sent to me on facebook by michael from easton pennsylvania, a fresh 2 inches of snow on the ground there and the clouds breaking for sunshine really a pretty picture from easton this evening. the accuweather highlights from new england it's a historic blizzard and the snow amounts though astounding, worchester, massachusetts 32 inches, boston 26 inches and the biggest january snowfall on record and closing in on the all time record snow of 27.5 for boston and in edition to that you have the blowing and drifting and hurricane force winds 78 in nantucket and chatham reporting 75 miles per hour, our warn pales in comparison. and i want to point out the windchills tomorrow, the morning rush we are looking at windchills in the single digits you definitely want to bundle up as you head to work and school. temperatures are on the cold side 32 degrees in philadelphia down from 33 and allentown 25 and millville 30 and trenton 29 and wilmington 31 and the poconos 13 degrees you factor in the wins from the northwest it feels like 22 in phil

you could find a tenth to .2 of a inch for glaze from easton doylestown, pottstown west ward into reading with that freezing rain on the way. so we will break down the time line and what we are expecting with that precipitation arriving. 4:00 o'clock to 8:00 tomorrow light snow, in the the mix will a a arrive 1:00 o'clock in the morning to 9:00 a.m. we have heavier snowfall in the mix. i think in the city you will find that snow quickly then changing over to rain fairly quickly. waking up monday morning i should say this is a soaking rain for the city and points to the south. accu weather forecast showing you lightening snow on the way tomorrow, high temperature of 38. it depend on where you live. so best bet of finding that snowfall is north and west of that 95 corridor. snow sleet rain for monday, a high temperature of 41. much colder behind that on tuesday high of 27, and 43 on wednesday with temperatures maryland rating and then we're back down into temperatures below average for the end of next week walter so we will track that closely tomorrow. >> i don't care what happens we are st

to fliptory to rain anywhere between downingtown pottstown quakertown to allentown as far north as easton that there could be a brief period of some freezing rain that accumulates a light coating of ice on top of the snow in those far northwestern suburbs. right along i-95 any of the towns you see on the map here and all points in between it's briefly snow. and it quickly changes to rain around 2 o'clock, 3 o'clock in the morning and we're looking at a half inch to an inch of rain in this region which will wash away much of the snow that does initially accumulate. far to the south and east, shore communities in southern parts of delaware just a few flakes at first and then a soaking rain of more than 1 inch. if there's a zone we're going to target that could see some freezing rain between about 4:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. after the snow, we're looking at about a tenth to a quarter of an inch of ice glazing on top of the power lines and also some of the trees and road surfaces between downingtown pottstown, allentown and again as far north as easton. meteorologist cecily tynan returns and talk

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joins us now from easton, maryland. doing great. little cold. doing great out here. it's -- the crab drop. >> continue. >> explain, does that crab actually drop? >> yeah, that crab does drop. it's pretty interesting. because cr because crabs are a big deal. drive the economy forward. the watermen go out on the chesapeake bay, fishing all day for crabs. earlier at 9:00 they had a drop of this big guy behind me. they dropped it for the little kids. they gathered around. drefsed up as seafood. jelly fish. sharks. crabs everything you could imagine. so they could see the crab drop before midnight when they're going to be warm in their beds. the rest of us will be here for the rest of the night. you've really need to take a good look at this crab behind me here. here is 8 feet by 8 feet. that's claw to claw. that's what they're telling me. made out of papier-mache. you can tell it looks pretty delicious i have to say. i do have a confession to tell you guys. when i moved down here. i was not a big seafood fan. everyone aroun

. >> coming up on 6:25, we're taking a live look at willow grove, that's easton road.e getting ready to go to work and school. we have school delays at 6abc.com. we have snow showers moving through, looks like they are getting a break in montgomery county but stay tuned we'll have a look storm tracker 6 live. >>> happening today the supreme court will take up the issue of same-sex marriage. the justices will consider whether the same-sex couples have a constitutional right to mary no matter which state they live in or whether it's up to the states to decide whether marriage should be allowed between a man and women. >> today family and friends will say their final goodbyes to shane montgomery. there was a viewing at st. john baptist church in manayunk for the 21-year-old college student. montgomery's body was found in the schuylkill schuylkill river more than a month after he disappeared. his funeral is today at 10:00 a.m. >>> grammy gospel singer andre crouch has died. his music career started in the 1960s. he served as pastor of the family church in southern californ

jon: nina easton and tim carney, thank you both. >> thank you. jenna: pope francis making an historic visit to the philippines deliver historic message to the faithful and major reversal at duke university. jon: pope francis is speaking candidly while on his visit to the philippines of the pontiff calls for a more just and caring society during a mass in manila. he called on the government to tackle corruption and here the cries of the poor. after the mass the pope made a surprise detour and went across the street to look at church-run home for former child prostitutes and gang members. he is on a five-day visit to asia's most catholic country. jenna: a school is now deciding to pull back on a plan to allow the islamic call to prayer from the campus chapel. a religious correspondent lauren green live from the new york city newsroom with more on the story. >> jenna a duke university spokesman citing credible threats on to stop the muslim call for prayer but calls from the christian community may have played a role. the faith it was to sound at 1:0

to deal with freezing rain from lancaster through the lehigh valley including reading allentown, easton, quakertown, pottstown, downingtown where we could see anywhere from one to two tenths of an inch that develops open top of the glaze of snow already fallen. that would be the headache to deal with over the next several hours. bulk of this event is pushing through. fleetwood 3". brick township 23.7" florence 3.0" and wynnewood 1.5". this is not a driving, soaking rain. 11:00, 3 4 1:00, 35 and by 4:00, cloudy skies and 36. anticipating high of 37. i'll have the-day for khaingt up includes storm system two arriving sunday night to monday in a few minute. eva. >> let's switch now "action news" reporter john rawlins in quakertown bucks county with a look at conditions there, jop. >> hi, eva. it's been a changeable hour. an hour ago sleet was falling here giving way to burst of snow for 15 or 20 minutes a half hour ago and now nothing. behind me winter wonder land here. that's route 663. it's been plowed. and you see traffic is moving on it. not a lot of traffic at this point in time. over

this is joe easton, forks township the snow man is almost as tall as her. she's having a good time. again forks township had 6 to 8" of snow. they got thumping. >> how cute is she. >> there we go. there's the pictures we want to say thank you to all my twitter followers for sending pictures. we got a lot of them on the air today and they look fantastic. 37 is forecast and rain and showers later on. 42 tomorrow. tomorrow night to monday you're another around of accumulating snow. >> it's not over. >> can't rest easy yet. >> thanks, chris. jack hannah countdown is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later tonight and we'll be back tomorrow morning at 6. a warning from the federal government about a phone scam using irs to get your personal information and prod gal son returns to philadelphia and we'll have a preview of philadelphia ballet performance of this particular play. for chris sowers and entire "action news" team i'm eva pilgrim have a great >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here

february 3rd, 2011, easton, massachusetts.east experiences one of the worst winters in years. snowfall averages in region break records. peter howe is a reporter for new england cable news in newton, massachusetts. >> it was a horrible winter. i can't remember what the first snow was, but it was probably november. it started snowing. it kept snowing every five days. it never got warm enough for it to melt. the snow piled up and piled up and piled up. >> that morning a snowy, icy rain is falling. howe and cameraman brian butler are sent to cover potential roof collapses all over the county. >> we knew the day before there may be some roof problems because of all the snow on roofs and the added weight of the water and the assignment desk called us. they said there's a building in easton, massachusetts. can you head over that way? and we said sure. >> they arrive at the triton technology building a few minutes before 11:00 a.m., and are astonished to see the entire building is buckling. >> we had been hearing extraordinary sounds

there is an icing concern during the predawn area, from easton to quakertown and downingtown and lancaster, we could find a .10 inch of glaze. here is the expected snowfall map, philadelphia 1 to 3 inches of snow a coating to an inch in south jersey and delaware and here is the update from the poconos to lancaster we could find 3 plus inches of snow as the cold air looks to stay locked in place for areas north and west. the accuweather forecast showing you increasing clouds today and a high of 41 and saturday we are tracking the nor'easter and snow and ice for some and changing to rain if the city and a high of 39 friday sun to clouds, sunday night into monday, a clipper system and the timing with this is a problem it's coming in time for the rush on monday morning, a lot to track over the weekend. >> busy weekend, there is much more ahead on our next half our of "action news" at noon, police are looking to get to the bottom of two suspicious car fires one that spread to a house. and president barack obama conducts some unusual interviews, why he sat down with a woman from youtube known fo

it could be coating roads around quakertown, pottstown and doylestown and bethlehem and easton. be careful again if we shift it farther to the south. we do have that area of precipitation down year atlantic city, it's rain along the coast and change over to sleet and wet snow and change over to snow north of that. there's a couple of slick spots this morning. as we look outside we have cloudy skies and the winds are starting to pick up, especially do you down the shore, you can see the camera bouncing in atlantic city. that's going to be the pattern that continues to increase as we go through the day as the nor'easter starts to form to the south and picks the winds up. 30 degrees in philadelphia. 21 in allentown. a lot cooler up north. # 1 in wilmington -- 31 in wilmington, 38 in sea isle city. future tracker 6 shows you between 9:00 a.m. and noon not a lot going on. mainly rain down the shore. we have the bands of on and off popping through. the model at noon wants a steady snow. you can see as we go through the afternoon, it sort of breaks apart and it's on and off. we're not

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you could remain dry, but notice the heavy rain impacting easton and cambridge tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. by noon we start to see this area of rain pushing off to the east. any rain in washington is out of here and maybe some limited sunshine as we get into the afternoon hours, and then through the evening hours, a cold front actually moves through. with that we could be dealing with an isolated shower. here are the rainfall totals potentially for tomorrow. notice annapolis may be getting over an inch of rain. gaithersburg only a few showers in the forecast. martinsburg and winchester it could remain dry tomorrow. here's the latest satellite and radar. it's dry and quiet across the area. we're dry overnight tonight. we're going out. you don't need to grab that umbrella. this area of cloudiness right here just off of south carolina it's going to move up toward our area and then this cold front back in the west is going to try to push in and as we see the systems kind of combining, that's where weee our showers form between 5:00 and 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. now, our temperatures right now in the

but this small town of easton is getting really crowded.the giant crustacean to drop behind me. i can't see, i'm a little too short, but over there, there is a fire dancer, juggler, and he's been entertaining us all night, everyone has been enjoying it. we're just getting ready for this mechanical crab to drop. there was a drop at 9:00 p.m. for the little ones. but as you can see, there are still some 4ri9le guys here who are all very excited for new year's to come. and i'm excited too to see what happens when the crab drops. >> all those kids out there having fun. >> seriously? in the middle of a crab bit, you're going to show children? you're going to throw me under the bus? you're going to may the kid card from the bottom of the deck? what dirt does she have on you that she's doing seven segments now with children. and then you throw it to me, wave to the kids, kathy. that was planned for 11 months. >> it's 11:23. we'll have limited commercial breaks, because we don't want folks to miss a single moment. there was one year we were togethe

they escaped in a four-door sedan headed easton the bay bridge. people started to arrive for work in the financial district they look the in aw. at the citizen. >> kind of surprised but not really. just waking up. i don't know...the world seems crazier. it doesn't shock me. >> towing the suburban out of the lobby was delicate task with the operator spending an hour for move it while people watched and took pictures. construction crews started repair work at first light. wells fargo released a statement saying the museum would re-open. >> glad they didn't take the stagecoach. >> it was not damaged. the gold nuggets were part of the display. >> it wasn't that much gold in. it is sad. really sad what society does for a few bits of gold. >> it is an historical treasure. i hate what they did here today. >> wells fargo has put up partitions to block the stagecoach from view and all of the lobby but they assure us the stagecoach is fine. it was used to transport people and geld during the gold rush. they have not said when the museum will re-open. police

, toward annapolis, over toward bowie down in columbia, in toward leonardtown and lexington park, easton, cambridge, those areas have a potential for seeing a little bit of snow and then you look at the michael & son weather camera we had a little lowering here this to the east this morning. there could be a few of the flurries as i said across areas in the eastern section of d.c.. mid 30s this afternoon. little breezy especially this morning. and then 20s and teens tonight in town with some single digits by tomorrow morning. little breezy maybe an understatement. we've had gusts in the mountain it is the high country close to 50 miles an hour and gusting near 30 right now at reagan national and also in easton. temperatures are in the 20s. a good 15, degrees warmer than yesterday morning in many areas, 28 right now in washington and the windchills though the air still kind of painable. down in the teens. at reagan gnarl right now. we've got cloudy skies and a few flurries around. especially north of town. 28 feeling like 14 with the winds south-southwest at 20 to 22. this that means a ve

anne arundel county and calvert county and over in to the del mar around easton and cambridge toward dover. futurecast, 10:00 tonight, pretty good bands of snow with temperatures in 20s across the metro area. by midnight still pretty good bands of snow through the metro area. by early in the morning snows kind of lift off to the south and west. temperatures still 26 in gaithersburg and 21 downtown. 9:00 couple breaks in the clouds. most of the snow showers gone. we might have a flurry for the rest of the day tomorrow. generally speaking we'll see a little bit of sun in the afternoon. temperatures will make it above freezing. a little bit of snow in the morning. maybe flurries. temperatures in the mid 30s. by 11:00 maybe a peek at the sun and 35 by 1:00 with a little more sunshine. wednesday we're just cold and quiet. breezy. 11. and then on thursday another clipper comes in and that will give us a chance for some temperatures in the low 40s and rain or snow showers not a huge deal at this particular time. behind that clipper though cold friday, saturday. watching another system on su

nina easton is a contributor, charlie hurt is a columnist with the "washington times." for a guy who has taken a couple of whacks at running for the oval office, it had to be pretty tempting to try it this time around, especially given the numbers that you saw in our fox news poll yesterday. nina, what do you think? >> you know, john, i had the opportunity to speak with mitt romney last spring. it was at a time when putin had just decided to annex crimea and as we recall mitt romney cited russia as a great danger, a great threat. it was a time when the jihadist isis was on the rise. this was a man who clearly was frustrated that he was not at the helm and that he wasn't leader of the country. he really cares about the country. i think you saw it in his withdrawing from the race. i mean i think he's aware of the baggage that he comes into the race with out of the 2012 campaign would have hurt him going up against hillary clinton. so, you know, it's -- i wasn't that surprised that he decided to at the ending of the day not go forward. >> baggage but also name recognition,

so the far northwestern suburbs including easton allentown, quakertown, pottstown downing ton reading we're looking at it beginning as snow and staying as snow as an extended period of time. then there will be some mixed precipitation, some sleet some freezing rain in that. minimal rain. you'll probably see a bitter of a changeover to rain during the day tomorrow but by then most of the moisture will be out of here. the i-95 corridor, this includes philadelphia, trenton, mount holly media salem and wilmington we're looking at a brief snow event tonight into about 2 o'clock in the morning by about 4 o'clock, this is all rain and we're looking at about a half inch to an inch of rain so that rain will be washing away a lot of the snow. and as i said, south jersey and delaware a few snowflakes at the onset but generally this is a soaking rain. could get more than an inch of rain. i think the most of the problems tomorrow as far as traveling will be the possibility of freezing rain. we found out last sunday just how dangerous freezing rain will be and we're looking at the potential for up

downingtown, pottstown, reading, allentown quakertown, easton, tomorrow 9:00 in the morning and lunch tlim could be frozen precipitation. most roads are treated and some areas have slick spots. be careful. future tracker showing around areas philadelphia and east all rain. hereby 11:30 in the morning and by 2:30 frozen precipitation really confined to poconos taken gets heavier on saturday night. what will happen as we head into sunday we get a lull in action from the rain. it's cloudy and damp and not a lot of rain sunday until the cold front moves through late in the afternoon and evening. right along the i-95 corridor it brings us a around of rain and behind that system a return to winter and ahead of the cold front sunday will be warm. future tracker showing generally three-quarters of an inch of rain. falling saturday and saturday night and on sunday temperatures up near record highs. record high 68 setback in 1950 we'll be close. calling for high of 54. don't get used to it. this is one day shot of warm air. the call from accuweather partly cloudy, cold, calm. temperatures into

i saw a gust in easton a moment ago at 326789 gaits erg -- at 32. gaithersburg 25. 35 at pax river naval air station. 19 in hagerstown. 29 in fredericksburg. we've lost a degree, now 26 at reagan national. we're probably thought going to see much more in the way of any warming today. these winds are just brutal. right now it feels like 3 in hagerstown. windchills get to 10 below. a windchill advisory goes in effect this evening for the overnight period and another brutal cold day tomorrow before relief on friday. i'm have the full forecast in just a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks, howard. >>> this morning's commute was a dream compared to yesterday for many northern virginia drivers but the leftover snow still caused problems on sidewalks and streets. nikki burdine caught up with some people before hitting the road. >> reporter: for the most part main read were final. but side streets like this one in fairfax, the snow was packed down solid. >> the road is not great but the rest of the road seemed to be all right. >> reporter: david and his roo

they say he robbed a 7eleven on south easton road early this morning not only did he threaten an employeeith a weapon while stealing the money from the register but he also added insult to injury by telling the cashier to put a stolen ginger ale and candy into a bag before leaving. >> a man tased in front of a huge crowd. a full high school gym watching it all go down and does nothing. why this tasing could actually save one town's police department. >>> it's nuns versus strippers. the club just feet away from their convent but the sisters say it's not just the naked dancing what their demanding comes to stop. >> and think there's a shot you could hit the powerball jackpot. sorry. we may burst your bubble. next just how high the odds are. we will break it down like you've never seen before. ♪ ♪ >>> a man saw his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend on the bus and police say it sent him into a jealous rage. the attack caught on surveillance terrifying 95 incident happening on a florida bus last weekend. 22-year-old junior normal told police he just snap aft seeing the couple. police say he

we're seeping it nearly a town, near i-78 certainly in easton as you're heading on i-78 you need to be that. it is slick out there tam. >> thank you karen. >>> a south carolina sheriff is in that trouble with the law. authorities say wayne dewitt was driving under the influence when he was involved in a hit and run. dash cam video shows the truck swerving in and out of lanes. the officer following the off duty sheriff says the truck was going over a hundred miles an hour and almost lost control several times. look at him just making his way around those curves like. that fortunately no one was hurt. dewitt is facing dui charges and leaving the scene of an accident. >> this is new on "action news." baltimore police are warning departments along the east coast about armed gang members who test security at police stations. they say a man showed up at a baltimore police station smelling like pot. they searched him and found a load gun. now police say the man told them he had been sent there by the black gorilla family gang to test security procedures. police charged jason armstrong with we

north of this 3 to 6 doylestown, pottstown, quakertown and 6 to 12 allentown easton and the poconos that'sest projections from accuweather. as far as the impacts on the rush hour, i know sunday evening is not known as the rush hour, because it's super bowl sunday lots of folks will be out and about. expect delays there will be slow traveling north and west of the city. monday morning this is when you can expect numerous delays, slow travel allow yourself extra time here monday evening everything clears out it's cloudy an cold. 26 degrees today philadelphia, allentown, 23. sunny skies windchills in the teens, cape may 28. toms river and trenton 2. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 38 degrees for sunday light snow developing, quickly picking up in intensity north ran west. monday rain during the morning hours, philadelphia points south and east, snow to the north. monday into tuesday overnight lows dropping to 6 degrees in the city. some of the latest forecast information is suggesting 3 to 5 below for places like allen up to -- allentown and bethlehem. wow! >> it makes my hands

joining us how toen a liz the coverage of these issues surrounding terrorism and "charlie hebdo," nina easton fortune magazine amy holmes oig, the hot list, and charles lane, "washington post" editorial writer. nina, when all these world leaders show up in paris including at the timebenjamin netanyahu, mahmoud abbas, is big story small story? >> it's a massive story and it feeds into the narrative that there is this president who seems kind of bothered that the war on terror is something that he has to tip dealcontinue dealing with. in terms of the coverage, i think jake tapper of cnn actually almost gave the press particularly cable stations permission early on in the week by saying i'm ashamed. he's at this march. he's there seeing these 44 world leaders as you know, the prime minister of israel, president of the palestinian authority, putting hairput their differences aside and locking arms and the president not here and jake tapper noting eric holder was in france and still couldn't bother to come. >> did some news organizations do you think play this down because of perhaps a reluctance

the top ten list includes the morning commute on southbound 880 between 238 and easton landing. and and between mission boulevard and 84 in alameda county. and earning the dubious honor of worse congestion is the evening commute leaving san francisco on i80 eastbound on the western span of the bay bridge. >> that congestion the speeds are 35-miles-an-hour or less for seven hours a day. seven hours a day of the afternoon. the rush hour starts around 1:30 and continues until 8:30. >> i think that's great news as far as the economy. as far as -- i mean i can deal with the traffic. >> reporter: cmt says since 2010 congestion delay has increased 37%. the agency also says thursdays are typically when traffic is the worse. back to you. >> one good thing about working this shift. takes me about six minutes to get to work, six minutes to get home. >> me too. >> cara liu live in santa clara tonight. >>> at ktvu.com we posted the top 50 choke points in the bay area. find your least favorite back ups under web links. >>> new information tonight about a human skull discovered underneath an o

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area here this is an idea here this is the area we're talk from plan ingt caster to allentown and easton and quakertown pottstown andal been town. a light freeze of rain will develop over the next half hour or 45 minutes. period of rain could mix in. snowflakes plateer on. overnight tonight partly cloudy, president i all others dropping well below freezing especially tomorrow morning in the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast shows 42 by tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow is nice day. sun and clouds. monday 9 with morning snow and again this is idea the early call with this clipper 1 to 2" especially west of city maybe you pick up three. this is minor event. still could be slick spots out there. side roads he become covered as temperatures are be lee freezing and rest of the forecast looks cold and blustery january like highs in 20s and 30s. >> can't catch a break now. >> we caught a nice break though. >> back-to-back, back-to-back. okay. sky we saw sleet, rain across the area and we'll check in with nora in lambertville and we'll have an update from penndot. stay with us. >> sky6hd tag a loo

the other involved sheena easton. but -- i was called to the beverly -- beverly hills, to the four seasons hotel. michelle five her new movie coming out. right? and let's do ain't view with her. okay. so we are in a in a hotel suite. she has one chair i sit down in the other. first of all i'm late. i'm hung over. this is ridiculous. >> well, that's normal, though. >> and sat down and did one of the best interviews of my life. instant chemistry. >> hotel suite. let's listen to her. >> it is the reason i want have -- >> can't have what? >> um. >> do we have a more depressing example of her? >> anyway, there you go. in fact, it was for baker boys. now i remember. baker boys. so instant chemistry. it was crackling this hotel suite. and she says do you want to go down to the bar and have a drink after this? >> what? >> i got so scared, i ran. >> what? >> yes. literally ran? >> i went right to a car and left the hotel. i was scared. >> oh, man. >> when have you ever been scared is? >> oh, i'm pretty shy. >> you left her han

the second accident of the morning where a car flipped over twice and landed upright all easton road,. >>> let's go outside and take a live look atlantic city, david murphy you say you'll feel the temperatures fall throughout the day. >> reporter: you are, we'll go up a little bit to about lunchtime, but the winds are getting stronger they will get stronger later and we'll see temperatures falling through the afternoon. right now we've got a snow shower off the coast finally over south jersey. there's another little guy pushing through reading and falling apart toward allentown. 35 in philadelphia. 31 in allentown. better than yesterday. the seven day from accuweather shows a high of 38 that will come up quickly later this morning or midday. the numbers will crash at the same time the winds pick up. i could see us being in the upper 20s by 6:00 p.m. and the 11 the overnight low and strong blustery winds cold tomorrow, and chance of snow sunday evening into monday morning. >> counting the days until spring david. >>> we'll send you to "g.m.a." we've got the story of a mayor turning aro

the men were last seep headed easton the bay bridge in a white car possibly a ford taurus. >>> breakings arson investigators have been called to the scene of a two-alarm fire at an apartment complex at 3:30 this morning. the fire department says the car caught fire and you can see what happened spreading to two other cars. ten people were evacuated. crews kept the fare from spreading to the units but one family home had water >>> investigators will try to determine the cause of the c.h.p. patrol car to burst into flames. it started smoke as the officer crossed the bay bridge into san francisco last knit. -- last night. a when caught it on camera and posted it. the officer get out of the car and called for help. the trunk exploded as other officers got to the scene. an officer was hit in the arm with flying debris. another suffering smoke inhalation. ing both were treated at san francisco general. the officer who was daveing escaped unharmed. >> life is back to normal in new york and new jersey after travel bans were lifted. massive storm was lets destructive than anticipated. you can se

> french media report two people have been killed in the second hostage situation taking place in easton -- eastern paris. a man and woman were suspected of shooting a police woman yesterday in paris. the man has taken five people hostage at the grocery store and is linked to the newspaper attack suspects and is a suspect in the shooting death of the police officer the woman. the man opened fire and declared "you know who i am." s.w.a.t. are in the area. kosher restaurants are closing. >> the other stand off scene 15 miles away northeast of paris security forts backed by ambulances have streamed to the town and the brothers suspected of carrying out the wednesday terror attack at "charlie hebdo" have one hostage. officials have spoken by phone with the brothers and a lawmaker says that the suspects say they want to die as martyrs. residents are strucked to shelter in place and others are placed on lockdown near charles de gaulle airport. authorities agency that both kouachi brothers were then to official and one visited yemen and received training from al qaeda. new developments happen a

because of the federal holiday but the volumes light enough you don't need them main lanes heading eastonll open heading into the beltway into falls church and 270 we've got a new problem southbound lanes at 270 between 370 and shady grove road initial reports a vehicle may be overturned looks like along the right side of the main lanes there south bound this is the camera at shady grove southbound out of gaithersburg that's a trouble spot. downtown the volume is light on the southwest freeway bridge and southeast no early problems heading west on the freeway or eastbound into southeast, lanes open for you that's a look at your time saver traffic. thanks for joining us this morning, wusa 9 news here you go. wow! thanks! get a free beverage in any size for enrolling in dd perks, and start earning points towards more rewards with every purchase. join today for a free beverage on us. america runs on dunkin'. a remote that lives on your phone. more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 12 years. at comcast, we'r

easton at 32. 32 baltimore. this is why i'm concerned that any of those neighborhood streets that didn't get touched with any salt or anything, they're definitely going to be slick. maybe your driveway could be dangerous. warrenton at 30. manassas and stafford both at 32 this morning. fog the other issue that andrea was talking about a second ago. visibilities down to a quarter mile in hagerstown. now up to one at annapolis. a half mile orange. luray has increased from a quarter to a half. those are the morning problems. as we go through the weekend, we'll have another system tomorrow night into saturday. it will bring a little bit of a wintry mix and rain. monday a chance for some snow. 46 this afternoon. once we clear out, 31 tonight with mid-20s north and west. tomorrow 45. clouds increase late. tomorrow night into saturday, a and rain. kind of a raw day on saturday. east of 95 more likely just rain with mixing west. upper 30s for the plunge west at sandy point state park, special olympics. sunday good. monda

still have that vehicle into the building in nockamixon county along easton road at kent interroad.speed near 412 durham road. a fuel spill if you're trying to get to the delaware memorial bridge speeds just like 12 miles per hour because two lanes are blocked at the bridge. commodore barry to the north may be a better bet trying to get into south jersey but all the bridges have speed restrictions because of the weather and here on our good buddy ben, the ben franklin bridge really heavy westbound traffic headed in towards center city. so, the weather not cooperating, traffic not cooperating but good luck getting home rick and monica. >> thanks a lot. >> always so helpful. >> so nice about it, too. >> still ahead on "action news" tonight a beer maker is making sure the sacrifices of military men and women aren't forgotten. we'll show you what he's come up with and how it is honoring a fallen marine from south jersey. >> cecily is in for adam tonight. >> tracking bitter cold air on saturday and then a winter storm moving in on sunday. lots to talk about in the accuweather 7-day forec

i am michelle easton of the clare booth luce policy institute and i want to welcome you all to the special lunch featuring wayne thorburn and his great new book called "red state and inside story of the gop came to dominate texas." you may be wondering why he is the president of the clare booth luce policy institute introducing? it was almost 42 years ago when i came to washington, d.c. from new york after graduating from college and my first job was a young americans for freedom and my first boss was wayne thorburn. rob who asked me to do the introduction, ron and i have been friends with wayne and his wife judith for decades and wane by the way was a very good first boss. he joined young americans for freedom as a college student in 1961 and eventually rose to become executive director when i worked for him. after running the americans for freedom and number of years and getting his each key in political science at the university of maryland, doctor wayne thorburn was a history professor at arkansas state university for he moved to texas. from texas he worked as an appointee in the depar

easton 43. leesburg, manassas, culpeper all in upper 30s when. factor the winds, this is what you have to dress fork the 20s and 30s -- dress for, the 20s and 30s on president the -- on the windchills. the gusts at times will be flirting with the 30 mile an hour range. so problems tomorrow. today the problem is the cold. tomorrow the problem will be some snow. ye a while but wew in the forecast. cold today. again the 30s to around 40. tonight the clouds thicken up. by tomorrow morning, late tonight, early tomorrow morning before daybreak, areas across partnorthwestern virginia, the shenandoah valley, the mountains out west into west virginia, western maryland looking at snow breaking out. i think in d.c. 5:00, 6:00 we'll be seeing snow. that means the morning commute is going to have some snow falling. with temps in the 20s, anything that's not treated will be slick. i envision some delays, closings perhaps tomorrow, a day perhaps teleworking. the snow will be with us through the morning. look south. south of town, south of stafford, call pep --

only one lane available here along 202 and a easton road just outside of doylestown. but we will get to route 309 near turnpike and crews have didn't a great job keeping road wet and salted but the on and off ramps less traveled road surfaces could be slippery. here's i-95 down near commodore barry bridge. it doesn't even look wet here at the moment. again, depending pneumonia where you begin and end your trip you could see a couple different scenarios. i-95 through northeast philadelphia looking good. here's intersection of torresdale and princeton in northeast philadelphia even crossing the street this morning if it looks wet it could bized over with 30 degrees and, of course, put a layer of snow on top of that as we roll through morning. 45 miles an hour speed restriction on the new jersey turnpike, already in place and we already have one accident involving a you mr. truck and a car this is along the westbound side of 422, out in pottstown and not that far from that spot another crash at state and 100. again, your secondary roads untreated surfaces, side streets a

northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. 38 degrees at quantico right now and along the mid shore in easton in talbot county 37 degrees right now. here are the chills for you. not dramatic. definitely spend any time outdoors with the sunshine you can feel the effects. 20 in gaithersburg. feels like that now. feels like 28 degrees in annapolis. we will lose the winds. as we go through the evening hours, temperatures are going to drop in the teens in many spots. in fact, we expect an overnight average wake-up temperature to 21 is degrees. areas well outside the district probably are going to be in the mid teens. by tomorrow the clouds will roll in. by this time tomorrow we'll be watching a cold front that may bring in some rain or a mix. better chance of anything wintry north of the area and better chance of a few showers south. pretty much that will be that. turn colder again friday and the setup is in place later in the weekend by sunday evening for an area of low pressure to move in from southwest virginia. that could bring us the mix of wintry mix or rain. here's what we have ascross the

she easton state's witness list, right? >> reporter: that's right. it is certainly possible. will she stand by her man? we know that she met with prosecutors recently. and that immunity was discussed. now this is important because prosecutors suspect that she threw away the murder weapon. but will she flip on her fiance? it's a secret until she takes the stand. defense attorneys for hernandez, you can imagine, anderson, they want to know that answer right now. >> yeah. susan, thank you very much for the report. appreciate it. >>> ahead, a new warning in the growing measles outbreak that began at disneyland. welcome back to showdown! i'm jerry rice here discussing the big race between the tortoise and the hare. my guest is stephanie branton. jerry, i'm going bunny. shocker. not really. you see, the hare's "thoracic limbs" allow for greater extension and elongated strides. look for the hare to leverage this advantage. ok. [ male announcer ] when john huntsman was diagnosed with cancer, he didn't just vow to beat it. i vowed to eradicate it from the earth. so he founded huntsman

chris is in easton with 1.2 inches of snow and george in middletown, delaware 1 inch.ry cold. average high temperature for this time of the year is 40 degrees. look at the temperature today in philadelphia, 24. it is 19 in allentown. only 13 in the poconos. we are talking about everything staying frozen, and a little bit slippery during the the overnight hours. right now in philadelphia 24 degrees but it could be worse. buffalo is at 16. chicago at seven. minneapolis five. bismarck is only three. the good news is that we're not going to get that cold during the day time. in the wake of our storm or our clipper we are going to see a reenforcing shot of cold air. arctic front descending and that means wind out of the northwest gusting to 40 miles an hour tomorrow. temperatures in the 20's. so tomorrow, a little bit milder, then today, in the mid 20's but the wind, it is going to be brutal and that will make all of the difference in the world. then the core of the cold air, and the wind, descend upon us on thursday morning. high temperatures barely making it in the 20's.

snow showers still plaguing us to the north on 422 route 222 the 209 near slating town allentown and eastoneople talking about icy conditions in that area as well as an accident here 222 northbound in lower macungie so give extra caution not just the side streets but here or there a couple slick spots on the main roads causing problems tam. >> thank you karen. >>> san francisco police looking for man dubbed the botox bandit this after he walked out without paying for quite a bit of plastic surgery treatments. the man got botox injectable fillers and a laser pill which came to a whopping five grand. it was only after security cameras cap heard him walking out the door. the doctor realized he heard of this sort of cosmetic crime spree before. an e-mail from the makers of botox says a man with the same description is wanted for the same crime. >> brand new here, the luggage nightmare happening at the nation's largest airport by size. lost luggage inadequate staffing and chaotic conditions at the baggage claim plague the denver international airport. the airline reports the finger at a new cont

annapolis at 41 and easton maryland at 41 degrees. last night, they dropped a giant crab.t's how they celebrate the new year. so new york has the ball. eastern maryland has a giant crab. temperatures, wind chill factors, i should say, i don't think that came out right. wind chill factors are 33 degrees for dulles. 37 at reagan national. definitely cool out there and we are going to keep things on the cool side at least for the overnight hours. and then a bump in temperatures for the second half of the upcoming weekend. we have to wait another couple of days. satellite and radar with high pressure overhead is what brought us to sunshine earlier in the day. see the clouds starting to filter in. not going to amount for a whole lot. dry for tonight, dry for the day tomorrow and then the changes late tomorrow evening into the day on saturday. that's when you're definitely going to need your umbrella because it's going to get wet around here. scattered clouds and cool overnight. 25 to 33 degrees. that will be the low. keep in mind that last night our low temperatures were in the

crash along old welsh road at easton road.ad at meetinghouse road. it is friday afternoon after all. pennsburg by the baskin robbins watch out for a wreck along 663 at 29 main street and we have the wreck on 422 eastbound in the pottstown area but the delays through that neck of the woods and through the work zone have vanished so that's good news. in mount laurel a broken down vehicle partially blocking the ramp from 295 south to 73 and in delran a crash involving a train along chester avenue near river road. that means service on njt's river line is suspended between cinnaminson and riverside. we'll update that check the rest of the situations again brian and shirleen in the 5 o'clock hour. have a good weekend. >> you too matt. thanks. see you shortly. >>> and meteorologist cecily tynan back with that exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast coming up next. >> ♪♪ >> all right meteorologist cecily tynan joining us now. one of those weekends where you go outside one day and stay inside. >> in that order exactly. saturday will be m

parts of the lehigh valley with these light snow showers along 611 and also 22 between allentown and eastonto parts of montgomery county just to the west of lansdale and also into chester county. things will remain quiet through much of this evening. i want to stress that, that it's not going to be that difficult to travel around but there will be a few slick spots at least through 9 or 10 o'clock. 27 in philadelphia so cold air is starting to take place and shape to the north. 19 in allentown. 30 in millville. 37 right now in wildwood. and we have those northeasterly winds at 24 miles an hour in philadelphia. 20's at the shore. teens to the north and west. when you combine the air temperature with those sustained winds, it is brutal in the lehigh valley and trenton with wind chills in the single digits right now 12 in philadelphia and we're at 37 in wildwood. you take off 10 degrees there it feels more like 27. satellite and radar again you take a look to the east where the storm's developing and very little is going on right now, but this storm is going to go from zero to 60 in a matter o

temperatures are still hovering below freezing at this hour around allentown be help -- bethlehem eastonttstown, those areas could still have slick spots not only on the ground and on untreated areas but also even on the roads and that could lead to hazardous travel. still 31 in reading if it is raining there, that rain can be freezing on contact, same story for you even in delaware temperatures cooled enough i would be concerned about freezing rain in spots here. in philadelphia, it is 34, 36 down the shore so that is generally warm enough that this is mainly going to be rain and specially as you head toward the coast through the rest of the day icy mix still though to the north and west specially changing over it plane rain, from south to north, through the course of the afternoon, 38 degrees will be the high today. then tonight down to 29, with that rain, ending as brief mix of snow and sleet. then it is cloudy and breezy overnight down to 29 degrees. now, of course we've been checking out the roads in person with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab meteorologist carol ericson joins us live

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