that something else is facebook and this is the easton police department's weekly wall of shame. >> ii don't like people stealing. >> reporter: easton police lieutenant brandon bobbitt faced with a jump in shoplifting case last year over 60% says it's all about deterrents however he can get it. >> for a lot of people that's the worst when their family finds out these things. hopefully the family will take care of you're more scared of your grandmother than the judge. >> ain't that the truth. >> reporter: the police department here says everyone charged with shoplifting is innocent until preach guilty, but that does not -- proven guilty, but that does not prevent them from being put on the facebook page. >> most of the suspects are local, but some come from as far away as the d.c. metro area. >>> a chain reaction crash that landed an actress in the hospital. >> after what we've had lately it could feel like a heatwave tomorrow. after the break top will tell us about a 20-degree dip on the way. you're >>> if you are just getting home, here's a quick check of the headlines. the country o

in easton, maryland, scott broom, wusa9. >> the majority of the suspects are local, but some come from the d.c. metro area, too, according to easton police. >>> rosa parks is revered around the world for one defiant act that helped change the course of history, but a new look at some of her most personal possessions takes us deeper into the life of a quiet seamstress who stared down discrimination and fought for civil rights. i viewed some of her collection which reveals more of her life beyond the bus. before rosa parks sat down to take a stand the seeds of activism were being planted in her life. is that from her grandfather she learned from an early age a belief in black self-defense. i wanted to see him kill a ku klux klaner. he declared the first to invade our home would surely die. >> reporter: these handwritten letters speak of a time when domestic terrorism was an everyday reality for african americans in the south. they are the word of rosa parks documenting a pivotal point in our country's history and we are seeing and hearing them for the first time. >> these items document

three to six for easton, allentown, quakertown, kutztown, west ward into reading.u have to travel north of the poconos to find six plus inches of snow. is there a concern with icing, overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning mainly for poconos down to the lehigh valley as this location could fine close to a quarter inch of ice accumulation before you get a change over to liquid precipitation. accu weather forecast showing you on monday it will be a mess depending where you are. high of 45. icing to the north. rain to the south. on tuesday much colder, high temperature of just 24 degrees. on wednesday a quick rebound in temperatures up to 43. thursday breezy with flurries a high of 32. and friday, sunny and frigid, 26 along upper 30's into next week even, guys. we will track a system but for the most part tomorrow morning it will be a mess. rain for the city areas to the south. >> all right melissa thank you. >>> abc world news sunday next on channel six. "action news" returns tonight at 11:00. >> don't miss "action news" at ten on phl17 tonight. then we're back

as you move north of that region kutztown, allentown easton, winter storm warning up 3 to 6" of snow likely poconos 6" pluses due there and icing colder at the surface and warmer air mid level. so 11:30 in the morning you find icing concern forepoconos down top slatington, cuts down and allentown. >> future tracker 6 showing you you can see why we won't see a lot of snowfall in the city and by noon tomorrow temperatures along the 95 corridor south and east and middle and if not upper 40s these numbers come crashing down monday nights. you need standing water and ponding on roadways will quickly watch up teens and lower 0s. >> icy north, rain south. early high of 35. temperatures clashing throughout the day. high 24 degrees. quick rebound wednesday in at 4. 32 on thursday temperatures below average as we close out this workweek ahead and head into next weekends guys. definitely take it slow. >> thank you melissa. >> more to come on "action news" including sports. >> jeff skversky brings us story of a basketball team honoring former player and helping to heal a difficult loss when "act

. >> okay, well, there we go with, that easton starting to get snowflakes, not necessarily as you will of this making it to the grounds. so we will keep an eye here in the city, nothing yet. we may not even get anything, really a .10 of an inch is our potential out of the storm, but not a loft moisture with this, places like lancaster, reading corks get close to inch of snow, that's about it. 36 degrees in philadelphia, right now so we have some colder air moving in with that snow, that will cool us off and then, after the front is through, after the clipper system is through, these temperatures will be a lot lower in a couple of hours. and the winds will be picking up. so it should be, that's really more of the drama than potential snowflakes, here's the cold front we're talking about, and the temperatures on the other side of it, are really low. here we have the 36 degrees in the city, and 18 is what it is right now in pittsburgh, and cincinnati single digits in detroit, so that cold air will rush in after this front is through, also, we will watch this coastal storm but i think that

church roadblock at easton road because of some debris. so glenside is your best bet. over in mount laurel, church street is closed right here near laurel acres park with an early morning transformer fire. your best bet would be union mill road to stay away from getting stuck in the u turn lavernes there as you roll through mount laurel. chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> rescue team was in the right place at the right time over the week men or gone on mount hood. three hikers fell almost exactly where a team watts training for four members ended up getting two climbers to the hospital. a husband and wife suffered broken bones and another hiker who fell was not hurt. officials say the the team protect the climbers from falling roxanne ice on the state's tallest mountains just outside of port land. my goodness. that training mission became a actual rescue mission. >>> president obama urging parents to get their kid vaccinated. this comes in the wake of the measles out break that started last month in california at disney land. the the president says those who don't

. >> easton. >> hi. >> yay, all of us, of course right away took to such a young kid, who is a prettykid, who is also into what we do. >> i can definitely show you what the limits are. i learned from anatomy. i look at a lot of drawings. that's why i came to see you. the human limits of the arm and finally the boundaries. within that i want to capture all that and hopefully surface sur pass human strength. >> you should come here and spend time in the clinic to see patients who are needing help. >> that's one of the hardest things, half the information i know about prosthetics i never would have found online. >> well, if he manages to make an external prosthetic device for under $1,000 the most meaningful thing that easton taught me was how a person can go so far with an idea, and have that idea help humanity. >> easten's accomplishments earned him scholarship to nasa. >> a really fascinating cutter edge robotic astronaut. it could replace the astronaut in the future. i'm about to make the next generation of army arm which could evolve into who knows what. it could change people's liv

here's what to expect, later this afternoon and into the evening hours, reading lancaster, easton, it's a snow event. it will come down heavy at times, expect mixing of sleet and freezing rain across the i-95 corridor, 1:00 p.m., it starts out as snow and mixes with sleet and freezing rain and expected to end as rain tomorrow morning. the jersey shore it will start as snow briefly and go over to sleet and freezing rain and rain overnight tonight. we'll see longer durations of snow we're expecting heavier accumulations when all is said and done. when i step back inside i'll talk about the accumulations and the bitter cold blast on the way in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> residents and businesses across the delaware and lehigh valleys are preparing for yet another punch from old man winter. john rawlins found out you can cash in on any snowfall. >> reporter: at the hardware in queen village two signs let it snow and we have ice melt and shovels and de-icers and fire logs. >> it's tough to stay warm, i have my heat, but it's cold and i like to have a little extra. >> rep

mary's city, even across the about a at easton and -- bay at easton and cambridge. sterling by 7:00 tomorrow maybe 6 inches in the middle band, fredericksburg 11, waldorf 10 inches, frederick, maryland, north, about 4 inches and oxon hill check in with about 6 inches. you're kind of in the middle of the road, too, in that 4 to 8- inch band. the radar the past couple hours snow extends up into the mid- atlantic. the brighter white is heavier snow and the blue is heavier snow. as we go through the night, some of these heavier bands will set up just south of d.c. i think we'll see moderate snow as far north as gaithersburg, but the bull's eye south of 66 and south of route 50. for more on that here's meteorologist erica grow. >> we'll take a live look at a sweeping view of doppler 9000. we already are starting to see accumulation because every single flake counts in this scenario. we'll see everything stick and so very cold. snow totals so far, an inch in chantilly, culpeper and 1.2 inches in woolsey, virginia. we're continuing to get the viewer photos in from you at h

it's the fifth cold easton record. so far in philadelphia. it is also the second cold easton record in allentown. it is also what does that say? that's is fourth coldest in wilmington and keeps going atlantic city, second coldest. this has been a beautal, brutal month. for the quiet start to the winter we had in december we're making up for it now represent we? thankfully no major storms in sight for our area granted you have stormy weather across the deep south. that is not going to mess with us. we'll, however see a fresh injection of arctic cold courtsey of latest cold front coming tomorrow and leading to tail end of week. we're already stuck in the hole we're trying to dig out of. all it will does is accepted us back here even if we get a chance to rebound. currently single digits or flirting with teens right now in some of the like mount pocono in negatives at this hour. come tomorrow it feels nice, mild surge as we hit 36 degrees. but, again, another cold front crossing through. so we'll bring in more clouds. more than anything send you

up to 36 in easton. they're agent lighter in the mountains. it -- a little lighter in the mountains. it will take much of the day and evening before the winds start to subside. but they're bringing in much colder air. we're down to 34. we were actually 35 earlier this morning. it's 25 in hagerstown and cumberland. windchills dropping in some cases single digits for the afternoon. so you've got to be outside, layers, layers, layers. seven-day forecast in a few. mike? >> thanks, howard. >>> still ahead on wusa9, the trial gets under way for a man accused of murdering navy seal chris kyle. he of course is the subject of the hit american movie "american sniper." >> plus, david letterman sent two gazebos to a small illinois town nearly 20 years ago but the residents there want him to the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved produ

allentown, easton, 4 to 6. far as the impacts not so much the this morning.the afternoon we'll see minor delays as the snow begins. expects major delays later this afternoon as it becomes heavy at times and the visibility goes to less than a mile. >> you were singing about the weather. >> reporter: throw it out there. >> at least i understand why you were singing it jack hanna's "wild countdown is next." we'll be back tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. whole take home the oscar tomorrow. we'll have reports from hollywood as tinseltown perhaps to honor the best of the best in films. a plendz of the old and new -- blend of the old and new for the philly pops. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great sunday. we won't make chris sing for you, i promise (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regul

. >> nina easton is a fox news contributor. and they are going to discuss it now. they seem to keep moving the goal post on signing up for obama care, what is the reason for this one nina? >> well this is a political hot potato for the white house, of course. people haven't focused on the fact that this is a man date and you have to have health insurance or pay $95 this year. and that will go up to $395 in 2015, next year or one percent of the income that could be a lot more. they are hoping to politicize this. and softening the blow by getting more people to sign up and avoid the penalty. >> people are finding out no free lunch or health care? >> exactly. that is only one part of the problem with tax day with obama care. some people realize they got too much subsidy and have to pay it out. and others will have to weigh through the law to figure out how to file their tax forms and remember, the people getting subsidies are the least likely to it afford a tax preparer. and they will deal with it on their own. and h&r block said the rules are hard to figure out. and

we bought easton at about five times and ended at 3.6 times at these levels of interest of cost it's we have a strong cash flow company. we have working capital increases and inventory to support our growth we throw out cash to use for growth and pay down debt. >> any plans for a capital return with that free cash flow? >> if we run out of things to acquire or things of that nature, sure. >> in five years, still independent. >> i hope so. >> not going to sell? >> not my call but not in our plans either. >> thank you for being here. >> you have been in this stock how long? >> they are canadian and did a u.s. offering and been in it since then. i really like it. i love the acquisitions they do, the market share. i think there is room to run. >> the acquisition of easton baseball, a lot of analysts are saying the expansion in hockey is a road map for baseball as well. >> without question. i'm a huge hockey fan. i think it's great. you look at january 14th, that was an excellent quarter. a 5 cent beat and revenue beat. karen knows the stock better than me but i like the story a lot. >>>

there is easton, pennsylvania, now you see some light snow bucks county. in philadelphia haven't seen anything yet. will we? maybe, maybe not f we do get anything it, may only add up to tenth of an inch if that cents, little more accumulating maybe close to inch in reading and lancaster before the end of the morning now to up 38 degrees, so it may ends up being high temperature of the day. >> it hasn't come through here yet, but air in the process every cooling in the poconos where it is 20 degrees, and it is 29 in lancaster, where they've had some light snow, and 37 in wilmington, where nothing is happening precipitation wise just yet. and it is a pretty sharp drop in temperature behind the front. 38 degrees here, 16 in pit burying, big big difference, in air temperature soy temperatures falling through the 20's the rest of today after we get rid of whatever snow we do get. get ready for frigid friday. lucky to get to 30 degrees tomorrow. and saturday, better day of the weekends, messy weather sunday, looks like the system will stall, and be with us throu

. >> hi, i'm from easton pennsylvania.se] >> easton, pennsylvania, coming up big time. that was a wonderful crowd there. we love to see your cute smiling faces. please send us your videos of your family, of your school, of your sports team. use our #fox 29 weekend and we can show off the faces that you love so much. speaking about that, let's look at the pictures you're sending in this morning. isaac, this is so cute, lady liberty. beautiful snow picture there. this one i love absolutely as well, this is matt playing in the snow. this is going to be a great sledding. this is perfect snow for kids because the weekend we had the big storm and they can sled today. beautiful scene there. mannington township new jersey. and this one from carol out her window it's a mess in fishtown be careful sleet and snow. >> ♪ >> time now for knocking the king. >> hello this is james. howard what do you have to say about the weather. >> i have it where people are complaining about the cold. we've had cold weather before. it happens at times

and here we've got a problem with mortar falling off an overpass, church road is shut down at easton road. burlington bristol bridge is expected to go up now. stick to the turnpike connector bridge instead. a transformer fire in mount laurel, burlington county. this is church street at saint david drive use 7 # is -- 73 as the alternate. 70 is closed between brace road and 295. storm tracker 6 live double scan we've switched over to rain through most of the region. the areas of blue could be icy especially quakertown and areas north. along 222 route 100 near quakertown and the northeast extension where we have the jackknifed tractor-trailer and ease ton. you have to be careful as you head out. even if the looks wet expect to hit the icy spots tam. >> a northeast philadelphia man is charged with murdering a co-worker in broad daylight. police say the reason why is no longer a mystery. in a bizarre twist ran dove sanders spoke to "action news" after kim jones death saying kidney words about her. jones was shot at 12th and jefferson in north philadelphia last month. but police was kille

easton, 1 to #. for 2. the poconos 2 to 4. 55 in millville this afternoon.u're sitting at that now. dover, 56. wilmington, 52. clouds and sun even allentown and the lehigh valley looks like you're climbing into the low 40s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 35 degrees falling tomorrow, rain for the city and areas south and east. wintery mix light snow north and west. 42 for tuesday thursday, snow showers arrive and that's with an arctic front. temperatures drop pretty significantly during the afternoon. for now we'll post 35. look what happens friday, the high is 20. saturday morning it's a whopping high of 5 degrees. >> cover up. >> very cold. >> the ymca is hopping today. gymnastic teams from several local ys are taking part in events that are highly skilled from 6 to 9. it features some of the finest gymnasts in our area looking good. >> saturday is valentine's day and philadelphia has a special concert to serenade your sweety. karen rogers as 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: love is in the air. >> an evening like this we take an opportunity

temperatures rose to the freezing mark and wind is ushering bitterly cold ai 30 miles out towards easton and over towards martinsburg. windchills between 5 and 15 below zero. a windchill advisory in effect for the entire region. i'll show you where the cold night stands coming up in just a minute. >> thanks, doug. >> locking at the conditions on the road right now, it stayed long enough to make the roads wet. drivers are concerned about what they can't see. chris lawrence has been traveling the region all night long. he's in arlington. chris? >> reporter: major highways like 395 are fine right now but it is getting so cold so quickly, even a little bit of moisture will quickly turn to ice. the snow hit our area like a boxer with one good punch. a 15-minute whiteout and it made a wet mess of the evening commute. the fairfax area had backups and drivers are worried what will happen next. >> will i have to worry about ice? >> reporter: at least snow is something that they can see. >> you never know when you're going to hit black ice and spin out. >> reporter: they say anything under 8 to 10

easton quakertown and pottstown, the snow showers move through. they will stay to the north. not expecting much out of the snow. potholes out there. >> high school basketball game ended in gunfire. police say someone shot they don't students outside the game last night. the students were flown to a hospital in baltimore and expected to survive. police are looking for the shooter or shooters. >>> the son of an episcopal priest is charged in the death of his apparent -- parents and five-year-old brother. the bodies of the priest and his wife and young son were found monday. at this point, motive is still not clear. >>> 4:18 now, "action news" is coming right back. >> why one georgia barber is making some little kids look like old men. >> reporter: we're degreesing the kids warmly this morning. no scarf, but it's cold. this afternoon we're adding the scarf and hunching the shoulders a little bit. when i come back i'll have the day planner and get you to the airport. >> new pictures this morning budwiser welcomed a new member to it's family. the name is arizona, it is fitting. mo

in allentown easton and bethlehem we're looking at snow mixing in, as well. as we take the wide view down south, bands of rain coming in highlighted in yellow. as we look outside, we have wet conditions in and around the immediate region. there we're trying to see penns landing, we have rain falling fairly steadily here, a little bit hard to see the ben franklin bridge in the distance. 34 degrees is the current temperature. we're above the freezing mark just a bit not all the ice that form over the last several hours has melted, you have to be careful. winds in from the south at 8. that's warm air from the south continuing to push in from the north. 4:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. the rain may overtake allentown, as well. although we'll have iciness involved there. by noon we may see this dieing down and showers left, maybe a snow shower, as we go from 4:00 a.m. up to noon, you can see we stay mild up in allentown there could melting very quickly this afternoon we're back to the freezing mark by 4:00, back in the 20s in philadelphia by 7:00, on down from there. i have

pots up to doylestown, trenton, mount holly, 1 to 3" and easton, allentown, kutztown, quakertown with the winter storm warning 3 to 6" and 6 plus poconos. icing is a concern throughout the overnight hours as the cold air builds on it in and you have the warmer air pushing in. so for poconos and lehigh county region we could find a quarter inch of ice. brief period. with that. it's icy north and rain south tomorrow with the accuweather forecast as we look at groundhog day monday. high up to 45. temperatures will be crashing quickly monday night. so things will rapidly refreeze if there's poppeding on the roads. tuesday, colder, 24, 4 3 wick rebound midweek and temperatures below average next wednesday and thursday. >> coming up tomorrow night "action news" at 11. philadelphia will be owe on the world stage when pope francis comes to down. where will he stay. here's a preview. >> this building is not a hotel. it very likely is where pope francis will stay when in town for world meeting of family. >> if that were toe happen we would work around the clock to get the place in shape and we

this is route 22 in easton. the road usually busy at this time. the video was taken last night. nobody on it while cameras were rolling. further north, the snow is still falling. camelback shows the snow coming down. they are not having to make the artificial stuff this morning at camel back. plenty of snowfalling there. it could mean delays for a lot of you. jesse gary is keeping an eye on everything and joins us from 30th station. >> reporter: the rain continues to fall here at center city. this is the expressway. eastbound toward you and westbound away from you. the freeway has a lot of water on it and a lot of slush, too. because of the changeover of rain. slow down and be careful. some of the drivers don't seem to get the message, at least not yet. they are moving at a good clip. the roadway is wet and there are pools of water. coming up we'll update conditions and show you how the rain is affecting the existing snow. live in center city jesse gary nbc 10 news. >> the weather is causing problems at philadelphia international airport. 50 flights canceled so far this morning.

the north here, you will see that there's that additional band that is now pushing past milford and easton. in any of these places that had this in the recent past you could have new icing on sidewalks, what have you. i would like to leave you with the wider view nothing in south jersey and delaware. as we look outside we have cloudy conditions in center city. hard to see the top of the center city sky we might goat to 33 briefly. temperatures will support the freeze up should any additional precipitation pop through. 28 in allentown and 28 in wilmington. millville was at 32, but back up to 34 there. areas south should maintain temperatures above freezing. not inasmuch as an issue south. take it slow if you see a drizzle drop or rain on the windshield in case it freezes up. obviously the bulk of the precipitation is to the north. we're looking at scattered stuff through the afternoon. do notice in the afternoon and evening there's a changeover to light snowfall in the northern suburbs. 6:00 p.m. there could more of that trailing to the north. and then we get to 11, 11:30 doesn't look like

still only 33 on the bay in reedville with the wind coming in just off the water. 37 in easton and gaithersburg and frederick right now. leesburg, too. just a beautiful afternoon. one thing about the niceness today, it's so dry so you don't even feel it as cold as it is with the dew point at 18. feels warmer than 40 with that northeast wind at 5. so we really don't have much of a windchill we're talking about either. but our winter headlines focus on an arctic front, the first of two i'm tracking over the next seven days. this one arrives tomorrow afternoon. fall temperatures -- falling temperatures and even snow showers possible. highs upper 30s, low 40s late morning, midday. even colder air mass will be here for sunday. so later saturday, saturday night we can get another round of snow showers as that second arctic air mass moves in. and this one is going to be even colder. i think highs on sunday stay in the teens. next week, we're watching a potential messy storm on tuesday. too early to know fit' going to be pure snow or snow to rain mix. it just looks sloppy at this point. we'll be tracki

snowing in easton, pottstown watch for that along route 100. 422 as you head closer to norristown you'lll and the sleet. the rest of it is snow. those are the slick spots areas north and west matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> investigators will continue to sift through the debris of the deadly train crash outside new york city. the crews have started fixing the damaged tracks. we have more on the driver who seems to have caused the crash. >> reporter: feather investigators are carefully examining the charred wreckage removed from the scene of the deadliest accident in the busiest new york commuter rail. 6 people killed instantly on the commute home from work 20 miles north of new york city when witnesses say a black suv gets stuck beneath the crossing gates. the train unable to stop at the time pushing the suv 1,000 feet down the tracks. ellen broady was behind the wheel. passengers scrambled to escape. >> things started to appear to fly in the car and maybe it was sparks that were shooting off it was a lot of devastation it was hard to understand, given what happened. >> we intend to find out

right now we're 43 at reagan national. 46 on the mid shore in easton and farther west and southwest you go, the warmer it gets. 52 degrees right now in luray. there's the warm front, the leading edge of this milder air mass. all being supplied by yesterday's high pressure centers off shore so the winds are turning more to the south and southwest. we'll enjoy this. when we get into march and the daylight hours get longer and the climate changes and kind of late winter high pressure centers when they move off shore, they start to tap much warmer air. this is how we get our march days in the upper 60's to lower 70's occasionally is by the push of this high pressure. cold to begin with and then they warm up. in any case the cold front is on the way. area of showers running along the front. we'll see a few flurries in the area and we'll start to drop temperatures. 39 in pittsburgh. colder erin deed on the way to the region. our futurecast, we do the timing and a lot of the snow come out over the mountains. it's possible we could have some flurries. mostly we'll see a change in northwesterly

but not so much if you're down through leonardtown or easton. you're saying it's pouring here. yeah, lots of heavy rain pushing over to delmarva. right along 95 is where the rain is starting to end. you see some green returns here off to the west along 66 up through manassas and frederick. really not coming down. we're really looking at cloudy skies there. the heaviest stuff is pushing off all the way down through richmond. even some severe thunderstorm warnings south of richmond there. that's going to get out of here pretty fast. take a look at when futurecast n. is 1:00 today. still right along 95 through annapolis and andrews and down through la plata. by about 2:00 or 3:00, really starting to continue to push on out and we dry out. skies continue to clear. notice the snow. it's holding back off to west virginia and areas west of 81. mott going to come too far over to the east here. but we do dry out. see the skies clear. more sunshine for everybody before the sun sets. tomorrow morning the strong northwesterly winds continues. it's going to feel so uncomfortable tomorrow. f

you can see the crews working underneath the easton bridge in sheltonham yesterday.on of church road was closed for several hours to make the repairs. all the roads in the area have since reopened. >>> you have heard the warnings time and time again, but the philadelphia fire chief says people are still making mistakes that can be potentially deadly. the three things he says to never use to heat your home. >>> a live look outside on this frigid morning. it is 19 degrees but feels colder. don't forget those sunglasses either. we'll get an update on the forecast that bill henley says includes more snow. >>> and the red cross is partnering up to make sure you stay safe this winter. officials say when it gets cold outside, many people use oven space heaters and handles to keep their homes heated but that often leads to disaster. >> you have two minutes to get out of the house. if you're lucky you have two minutes. you work with your children to make sure they know how to get out of the house. there are two ways to get out of every room in the house and they are not afrai

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easton 46. even 40 at hagerstown with 30s out to the west and western maryland. only davis, west virginia is below freezing right now. in town, 43. but as i said, the winds at reagan national at least slight easterly component so it's coming in off the river keeping it a little colder but it's really on the weather terrace a couple of moments ago, it was beautiful out there. the air is dry also. so it even feels warmer. when you have dry air, it's not transferring the hot or cold as much. it feels good. big snows falling. moderate snow from illinois and northern indiana coming out of areas of nebraska, northern missouri. that's in the cold air behind this front which will be here tomorrow morning. so we're going to watch that but it looks like a lot of that cold is going -- or the snow, that is, is going to get caught up and wrung out in the mountains. so we have the mild stuff. some of the snow makes it northwestern pennsylvania by afternoon, evening. the front comes toward us overnight. in fact, by tomorrow morning, don't be surprised if you wake up and the win

now chester of light if not moderate snowfall across the northwest suburbs, route 22 close to easton as well. and if you travel route 33 route, just north there of kutztown. and as far as snowfall we picked up so farah cross the region, in philadelphia, about 4.5" of snow. drexel hill 6.2. 5" levittown and pike creek and new castle county 6.4" and place's corner coming in 5" of snowfall. we'll show you other totals across the region and what we've seen in new jersey. bordentown 6.6" and hadden heights 6.6 and toms river i 4". 3 in do you know a. and we're putting a cap in transition from snow to mixed precipitation. warmer air punching into the system. meteorologist adam joseph has the latest on varying kinds of precip we're seeing and why. >> that's the big problem. we had cold, arctic air, day after day leading up to the storms. we have large wedge of cold air at the surface and 5,000 feet up where the precipitation forms. warm air is light and boy yant. it comes in aloft and then eats its way to the surface. as we transition from snow first it goes to sleet. then you saw warm air

anywhere from a tenth to .2 of an inch of glaze, freezing rain is a big concern for easton, down to quakertown, doylestown and, into northern sections of lancaster county. lets go over the time line here when we are expecting the arrival of that precipitation. as early as tomorrow afternoon, 4:00 o'clock to 8:00 o'clock we have light snow and that mix that will arrive. the heavier snowfall and mixed precipitation will be during the overnight hours while you are sleeping. 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. in the morning. the storm system will wrap up between noon and 4:00 on monday afternoon ending as some snow showers. the call for accu weather in the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing we have light snow arriving by the the evening. high of 38 degrees. for philadelphia on monday as you wake up tomorrow morning, a lot of that precipitation changes over to rain. it is a good soaking on the way foreground hog day. high temperature is 41 degrees. snow sleet, and rain depinneding on your location. tuesday much colder high of 27. temperatures maryland rate on tuesday in at 43. thirty on thursday

and 8 degrees over in easton. it's very cold tomorrow night. it's a cold start on tuesday morning.h temperature of 32. so not much melting on tuesday. really the only day this week we could see medicaling will be on wednesday with the high of 41. we'll then be dealing with more refreezing wednesday night into thursday morning. thursday and friday, two cold days with high temperatures only in the low 30s. next weekend, 3 on sudden. maybe some rain later in the day on sunday. of course with many school delays across the region for tomorrow road conditions continue to be an issue. as news4's derek ward shows, the snow and ice impacted people saturday as well as to >> reporter: by morning, it was time to start undoing what the snowstorm had wrought. this doctor checking on patients. but the critical condition of the roads flatlined the trip home. >> i got stuck on river road. i left my car, was hoping that a big plow would hit it and i'd trade it for a now one. >> reporter: that didn't happen. by morning he was out reclaiming it from mother nature's icy embrace. she doesn't up easily.

snowfall and as you move north of the northeast extension, we will get into sunday night into monday easton and poconos you can find six plus inches of snow. so what to speculator tomorrow night and into monday. best hot shot of finding that snowfall along that i78 corridor and to the north. there will be a tight snow gradient as this arctic boundary dips south and as far south as it gets will be allentown and up through new york city and new england. there will be a possible icing concern, a a across the pennsylvania pennsylvania turnpike, it is mainly rain for philadelphia a and area to the south, especially as this storm system getting and as you wake up on monday morning. you will in the fine a whole lot of snowfall in the city ape points south. accu weather forecast showing you tomorrow, lightening snow developing. high temperature of 38. on monday, foreground hog day we have that snow sleet rain, high temperature in at 41 degrees. in the wake of the system on tuesday some much colder days, there are arctic boundaries moving in, high temperature of 27. temperatures maryland rate mid we

upper moreland a water main break at mill road and easton road and update ago this police standoff heren levittown, the levittown parkway, blocked at right 13 so use mill creek parkway, as your alternate through levittown this morning. guess hoy had had a chance to hang out with on friday night. >> who? >> jen fred. >> wow. >> jen fred and i. >> you say that is an opportunity. >> jen fred and i a had a chance to host the dancing like a star, they had eight couples, eight parents, they practiced for four to five weeks and then then they had a dance contest. you had todd bring your own cheering section. >> sure. >> they brought the the teams, the the families, they were at springfield country club and this was the official kick off in the irish community for st. patrick's day holidays that is coming up in a couple of weeks. congratulations to lou bradley and michelle quinn quinn, they took home a big giant disco ball, as the big prize there so they raised great money for the kid will in delaware county other at weekend. >> bob, i have never seen you with a suit coat on. >> i was just thin

says he did not pay a recent parking ticket in easton because he said the ticket had no instructions on how to appeal in court. the mayor said tickets in his city are appealed through the police department. but he said instructions will be added to the tickets now. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf says his proposal for a new tax on natural gas drilling will help boost education in the state. governor wolf kicked off his schools that teach tour in chester county yesterday. nbc 10 was at callan elementary school where wolf said his tax proposal could generate $1 billion a year. he said the money would help restore public school funding that was cut under former governor tom corbett. >> you cannot continue to disinvest in our education system. this is our future for all of us. all of us standing here. everybody in pennsylvania. >> governor wolf said a small portion of the excise tax revenue would go to areas of the states that are affected by the drilling. >>> some college students in philadelphia had a chance to hear from the acting director of the secret service who returned to his

closer east northampton county around easton back over into parts of new jersey seeing decent snow showersthere's that bright white. this could also be indicating some rain mixing in. but if it is just snow it could be coming down pretty good across the new jersey turnpike right there. and into philadelphia nothing really just quiet yet. we should see flurries soon. it's the rain showers down across delaware and south jersey jersey. winter storm warning out for upper montgomery, bucks lehigh valley berks county and the poconos through midday monday. winter weather advisory further south and east. not talking much about accumulation of snow in the philadelphia area but that brief onset will cause slippery roads and when we switch to rain, it will wash away but in between we could have a icy mix. here's how things play out through the next hour the snow filling in it coulding 95 right there. then quick until rain/snow line pushes northward as warm air surges into the storm. we change over to rain in the city boy 23, 3:00 a.m. decent snow in bucks county switching to rain 7:00 a.m. majority o

kutztown, quake are town doylestown all in the three to 6-inch rain. 6 inches plus for allentown eastononos. right up in through here in the wilkes barre scranton area where some of those locations could see over a foot have of snow with this. there will be a thin layer of ice that accumulates on top of that snow. start out as snow go to sleet and freezing rain. that is when problems start to develop from reading kutztown pottstown quakertown and doylestown. so again this is mainly north of the pennsylvania turnpike, and west of center city where we will see this icing. south and east looks like mainly just a rain event. some rush hour impacts. it will be a few impacts later this evening. the this is mainly for when you are driving home from your super bowl gatherings, there could be slow roadways as light snow develops. the rush hour of concern will be obviously tomorrow morning. especially north and west with the snow covered back roadways icy patches on some of the main arteries here and then as we get into tomorrow evening there could be a few delays, as we see some snow squals push

south, it's a rain event. 1 to 3 coatesville pottstown and wane, 6 plus for allentown easton and the poconos. as far as the rush hour commute i know this evening, is not a rush hour, but because of the super bowl parties, i will put it up here. the rush hour that will be impacted is tomorrow morning you'll see icy roads north and west, there can leftover snow showers, but not much going on at this point. tomorrow morning expect slow travel, numerous delays, and snow covered roads especially back roads and icy patches. the forecast for today. cloudy skies not as harsh as yesterday. 39 in millville. 40 in dover with light snow developing after 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. tonight. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, rain wintry mix to the north ending around lunchtime tomorrow, 40 degrees, 22 tuesday wednesday, clouds and sun 42. thursday, breezy and cold, windchills in the upper teens and low 20s we drop the air temperatures down in the 20s for friday, saturday, partly sunny, 35 degrees. we have a little bit of everything on the way over the next 24 hours, but the brunt will steer cl

kutztown allentown quakertown, easton 1 to 2" zone and poconos looks like 2 to 4" there. here's a look at rush hour impact because doesn't look like many tomorrow maybe in the lehigh valley there will be icy prachs could slow down a little bit. tomorrow evening and tuesday morning there could be delays and slow her than normal travel as we have is icy patches and snow covered roadways develop especially tuesday morning in the lehigh valley and areas north and west. so for today get out and enjoy it today will feel balmy like spring. 55 millville, dover 56. clouds limited sun and trenton 44 probably allentown reaching low 40sch the 7 day forecast officially tomorrow rain changing over to wintry mix clouds and sun tuesday and arctic front barrels through thursday with snow showers 35 and friday high 54. 55 in parts of area today. 0 degrees if we're lucky by friday. >> enjoy today. >> absolutely. >> the philadelphia auto show comes to a close in center city later today. but you have all day to go check out those cool rides, parked at the pennsylvania convention center. the d

coming in at mill road and easton road.atch for crews on the scene and ice, we already have slick spots and you're adding water to the roads. burlington county, a serious accident, someone was entrapped a vehicle ran off the road. harrison road chesterfield road. 43 to 295 no problems there. >> reporter: icy conditions on roads and sidewalks and parking lots and driveways. the temperature in philadelphia, 4, but in and around the city we have places where we have dropped below the freezing mark. same goes for the north north an and west. feels like 24 in philadelphia and 12 in allentown. as we roll through the day no better time to do errands as we are going to see the temperatures drop into the low to mid 20s and stay there. the afternoon high is 24 around 2:00 p.m. there will be a strong, gusty wind that will give you windchills making it feel like the teens most of the day. >> all the stars wanted to hear their names called on sunday when it came time to be the oscars. but the worse in fliments -- films was honored at th

. >> joining us now nina easton, jim geraghty, and mara liasson. jim, the president makes these very controversial marks. the cameras are rolling. newscasts devoted zero minutes. >> because these are embarrassing remarks. we're all watching isis setting a guy on fire and then at the national prayer breakfast, he thinks highest priority is high horse of american christians. most krichristians are saying why are you giving me grief in? because the fact president obama chose to -- >> are you suggesting that because this was embarrassing for the president, some found it offensive, that's the reason it didn't make air? in strange >> strangely enough, people are much more interested in the gaffes of their opponents than the ones they like. >> at the very least, how far you view these remarks, isn't it a story in? >> i think it's a story. there might have been a lot going on this week, but it is a story. it is true the ku klux klan burned crosses. he's factually correct. but there has been so much coverage of the president's unwillingness to call isis cad

church road shut down at easton road from from mortar falling from an overpass.lenside avenue will get you around it. here's an accident where a vehicle slid into a pole in burlington county, 563 white horse road look for that to be a problem. in burlington county a transformer fire and church street is closed near saint davids drive, we had an earlier fire and down wires on route 70. it was shut down and reopened between brace road and 295. on the commuter traffic report we saw people talking about icy conditions on south woodbury road. that was from our 6abc team members there in gloucester county. the snow came there yesterday it's raining there now though, hash tag 6abc traffic. it's a great way to get all the traffic conditions. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing most of the area has transitioned over to rain, it doesn't mean it's not slushy on the roads. >> going on this morning a 2-year-old girl is in the hospital after falling out of the second-story window in north if philadelphia. police and medics rushed to the scene around 12:30 a.m. on susqueha

easton right at 32 degrees. by 3:00 a temperatu manass as well. in gaithe. but by 10:00 p.m. everybody is below freezing. any slush out there turns to that hard pack ice that could lead to slick spots tomor mo m going to be taking another look at the weather. we'll take a look at what day woulr weather-wise. >> shove your sidewalks and driv right now before it freeze > and we're keeping a close eye on the roads in maryland. this is what it looked like a couple of hours ago this mornin was during the morning rush hour. you can see the snow falling as peop slowly try to cross rocke pike. we saw more snow in prince county, that's where zach is and he joins us with a look at the conditions >> rep if you take a look here, you can see the . if you look around me and see the roads, this was a real point of concern. and a real point of emphasis this morning. we knew places like branch aven and t main arteries wod get pre-treated, they would get the majority of the atte the trucks but some o if you take a look at the video from earlier this morning, though it was a steady downfall sno

it would be places like kutztown allentown easton could see 1 to 2" my tuesday morning and quakertown doylestown probably more a coating than inch. again that will be on to much ice that falls monday afternoon. so again we have little bought of wintry weather to deal with after a beautiful day today. look at highs. 55 millville. dover 56. philadelphia 50. wilmington 5. cape may 51. hard to math temperatures this mild. allentown 40. lots of clouds out there. gorgeous finish temperature-wise. your exclusive accuweather forecast 7 day forecast. 50 today in philadelphia. rain and wintery mix knowledge of city come monday. 38 degrees. temperatures falling through the day. tuesday clouds and sun 43 increasing clouds for wednesday 3. maybe snow showers thursday. that's with arctic front and friday bitter cold and high of 20. saturday we're up to 29. sarah. >> thank you philadelphia auto show comes to centerer city later today. he can check out the cool rides at the pennsylvania convention center. doors are open from 9 to 8 tonight. younger kids get in for free. 6abc is sponsor of auto show.

out to the east, much colder, 32 toward huntingtown, 36 in annapolis and toward easton. back to the west we're at 36 in the winchester area. temperatures will continue to cool overnight. it will be a chilly night but not a cold night nothing like what we've got coming. nothing on storm team 4 radar. we do have a few showers to the south toward culpeper county light sprinkles if they're hitting the ground at all. part of one little wave moving through. the big wave is back to the west. you can see the snow towards the great lakes and look at this front coming right through chicago now. this is the front that is going to drape across our area tomorrow and, man are things going to change in a hurry. the cold really coming down. up here in the white are areas below zero, the pink is teens and 20s. watch what happens on friday and then on sunday it gets pink all the way toward the carolinas, even the zeros come down in towards portions of the united states. let's talk about the feels-like temperature, the windchill tomorrow at noon, 34 in d.c., 30 in gaithersburg, 34 in manas