"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from fishtown, and peoples patients wearing thin, jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. we will take a look at one of those forgotten streets in just a moment but i want to show you what the the main loads are looking like. we are coming to you live from fishtown from west girard avenue and you can see main road here are looking darn good, completely clear. you might see moisture because of the overnight rain but not bad at all. that is not the causing the problem. the what is is the side streets like this this is palethorpe street here in fishtown where with you can see mound of snow still, a little bit of ice as well, these chunks that are finally starting to melt. i saw a car having to drive-in to that bank parking lot just to get around all of this mess. as you you head out the the door this morning do realize that the main reads and mess of the side streets are looking much better but you might find something like this as well. we have block streets in fairmount and south philadelphia overnight. the that is just to na

people from fishtown to fairmount are still digging out. city officials say 80 percent of the streets have been cleared with parking authority chipping in. people living on small streets are hoping the city hasn't forgotten about them. >> i pay my taxes just like everybody else and i expect services everybody else gets. >> the city is asking resident to please be patient and keep calling 311 to get their street plowed. >>> maya cull pennsylvania from chris christie, he is apologizing for some comments he made after last weekend's storm that caused, flooding at new jersey shore. as david spunt explains not everyone is accepting the governor's apology. >> i got the carried away last night at a town hall meeting. it is not the first time i have gotten carried away and said something i late's will guyed for. >> governor chris christie said he made a mistake in how he responded to a question about why he wasn't at the shore for the flood clean up. >> i don't know what you expect me to do do you want me to go down there with a mop. >> reporter: c

at the roosevelt boulevard while they are using the medians as huge snow dumps and lets go to the fishtown section and reporter sara bloomquist. >> reporter: jim, the snow here is turning to slush here on leopard street in fishtown. we saw considerable amount of snow here today and there is a lot of snow on city streets all over the place. while the city is making progress as well. some people told us today they have not seen a city crew on their block and if they did, they didn't do enough. residents along the 3100 block of cedar street in port richmond say they still have not seen a plow. >> the mayor can say what he wants, they are getting the primaries done but the little street is where everybody lives and they have to get to work. >> the mayor's office says that 80% of streets are passable but some near more work because of parked and abandoned cars and throwing snow into the street. >> there is nowhere else to put it, you have to put some back in the street and let the cars smack it down, a little sun today did help melt the snow away and now they are asking residents to clear storm

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her land on the tracks below sunday morning, investigators say that the 27 year-old victim from fishtown was able to regain composure and climb backup on to the platform, get this, just seconds before a train came in. as she's looking for the train, a man comes up to her, african-american male and she pushes her on to the track. she falls on the track on to her shoulder. she uses her shoulder. she has laceration toss her knees. she sees that they have a little bit of life threatening to kill her. she has no idea who this individual is or what he was doing and she asked what he was doing and just walked a away. >> i didn't witness it but difficult see aftermath. i saw that she was shaking, confused by what happened. >> we're fortunate the train was not coming and the fact that you have live third rail issues there with the person stepping on this rail should be electrocuted. >> reporter: as you can imagine surveillance cameras captured the attack as it happened, alert septa cops, have a description of grimes to officers down the line and victim gave a precise description of him. the grime

investigators say that the 27 year-old victim from fishtown was able to gain composure and climb backupto the the platform just seconds, just seconds before a train came in. >> as she's looking for the the train, a man comes off an african-american male, comes over and pushes her on the track. she falls on the track, on to her shoulder. she hits her shoulder. she looks up, she sees him, he threatened to kill her. she had no idea who this individual is, or what he was doing. she asked him what he was doing, and then he just walked away. >> i didn't witness it the but i saw that she was shaking, she was confused by what happened. >> we were fortunate the the train wasn't coming and the the fact that we have live third rail issues. if the person steps on those rails she would be electrocuted. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured the incident. they have a description of grimes so officers down the line. victim gave a precise description. we are told cops say grimes got off the train at 30th street station, and had a knife and was confronted by officers and even spit on officers when t

her land on the tracks below sunday morning, investigators say that the 27 year-old woman is from fishtown and was able to regain her composure and climb backup on the platform just seconds before a train came in and we're told grimes fled to the other even of the the platform and got on the train while the victim called 911. >> down on the platform by yourself, just don't stand near the rails and pay attention. she was hurrying up to see if she may have missed the train this one man just push her right on the track which could have been worse then it was here. >> it goodies to know there is security camera here. >> there shouldn't be nobody down here trying to push anybody on the track especially kid down here, every day, my kid are down here every day, i think other kid are down here every day and i mean i don't understand what this world is coming to. >> reporter: alert septa cops passed a description to grimes to officers down the the line and victim gave a precise description of him. grimes got off at 30th street station and still had a knife on him. police say that he spit on the off

video we shot overnight in the fishtown section of philadelphia, again, the same scene.streets that look like they've had a plow come by during the course of the storm, cars are blocked in and a lot of snow and ice on the streets there. it is frustrating for many residents but some say they understand. this was a big storm. >> takes time to clear 22 inches of snow. i feel like the city is doing what they can do. >> reporter: now, looking back out live here along fountain street in manayunk, this car dug out but take a look. going to try and show it to you in the dark here. this is all ice here. this is what you'll be coming up against when you come out to get those cars that you spent time digging out. be very careful as you head out to work this morning. even though it looks clear, as you can see, it's still dangerous. live in man yumpayunmanayunk, d durante, nbc 10 news. >>> corey booker will get a firsthand look at the damage done by the coastal flood, beginning in west wildwood, heading to sea isle city and atlantic city. >>> nbc 10 was at the jersey shore yesterday.

the ticket was sold at wilson's check cashing in fishtown.e store gets a $5,000 bonus for selling it. several stores in south jersey sold third place tickets worth $50,000. you can find which stores are the lucky ones on our website, nbc10.com and on the news app we'll send you alerts wednesday night after the drawing at 11:00 p.m. >> don't try to call me, okay, jackie? >> you'll be unlisted. >>> army war veteran in the lehigh valley received an award he's waited almost 60 years to get. 98-year-old paul dorney received the purple heart yesterday. dorney served in the u.s. army during the korean war in the early '50s. he was seriously wounded by a missile. he received a bronze star and purple heart, but he never got the second medal for his injuries. his daughter says she didn't want to wait any longer for her dad to receive that honor. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> well, we've already set a record in philadelphia for going the longest time into the winter without a flake of sno

that is where they purchased a ticket war one million-dollar at wilson's check cashing in fishtown. the the store's general manager say they sell a lot of lottery tickets, if you are feeling lucky, come on down. >> we're hot now, why not, let's keep it going. i will take a piece of that big pie too, i don't care. >> the $5,000 bonus for selling one million-dollar winning ticket. >>> as the world mourns rock star david bowie we are learning more tonight about his special connection to our region. tower theater introduced america to david bowie and his band the spiders from mars in the early 70's, in the long after bowie created his young american album at now closed sigma sound studios in philadelphia a music video for his smash hit modern love was recorded during july 21,983rd concert at the old spectrum. long time concert promoter larry magig remember the the icon today. >> just a tremendous loss, david bowie was one of the most creative, innovative performers, and pushed the envelope, and continued to push it, and wouldn't settle on doing his older hits. >> as you might imagine bo

people from fishtown to fairmount are still digging out the from the weekend storm. city officials say 80 percent of the the streets have been cleared with the parking authority chipping in. people living on small streets are hoping that the city has not forgotten about them. >> i pay my taxes just like everybody else and i expect services everybody else gets. >> the the city is asking residents to please be patient and keep calling 311 to get their streets plowed. >>> a apparently the the effect of the weekend storm is still lingering. the the wait the wait of the snow caused a roof to collapse in frankford. this is new video as crews respond to the 1900 block of off street just before 11:00 last night. snow on the home's awning caused part of that roof to collapse. we are told that there was no effect on the structural integrity of the home but no injuries here were reported. >>> new jersey governor chris christie says he is sorry for calling a south jersey mayor, crazy, following last weekend's flooding. he called north wildwood mayor patrick rosene thel o to apol

. >> this one lucky person purchased a ticket worth $1 million at wilson's check cashing in fishtown. so if you bought your ticket there, you might want to check those numbers one more time. the store gets a $5,000 bonus for selling that winning ticket. >> there is much more to come here on "eyewitness news". a bill that would increase the smoking age in new jersey packed a major hurdle. where it heads next, and what the law would actually affect. >>> and, it hasn't felt much like went they are season, right? that's all about to change. more on the chances for some winter weather in our area later on today. katie has the details in your forecast, and if it will affect your commute. we'll be right back. >>> a new jersey bill to raise the smoking age from 19 to 21 heads to the governor's desk. the assembly voted yesterday to approve the measure t now heads once again to governor christie's desk. he's not say whether or not he'll sign t that bill would fine retailers for selling it to anyone under 21, however, listen to this, it would not punish under age smokers. if signed, new jersey w

you can get your deluxe here at depinto's in fishtown, they are a thousand dollars and they come in other collars including grovy green. john mcdevitt for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> grovy green. >> i'm digging it. >> it seems like everyone has power ball fever. >> well, for good reason. it is up to $1.5 billion, convenient stores are booming, and so many people purchased tickets for record breaking jackpot. the pennsylvania is lucky, we have already sold a million dollars ticket right here in philadelphia. >>> these giant jackpots tend to lead to work pools, co-workers trying to increase their chances by pulling together their cash but experts say, it is important to lay ground rules to a avoid conflict, buyers sending pictures to the entire pool, before the drawing on everyone having the numbers. choose a person or attorney that will have represented you as a group, if you do win, annes won again if you do play good luck to you. >> i mean yah, things happen. >> things happen. >> things goat more money. >> more money, no problems. j.d. has your forecast. >> we have an

. >> fishtown, really interesting. traffic is really light. expect it in the next couple of days. >> drivers stopping in the richmond restaurant were grateful as they tip northern kentucky's ice off their cars. >> it was a mess. it was hard to keep the windchill off the windshield. we have the right vehicle. >>nd a the snow plows, are idling since 7:00 this morning, took off a few minutes ago. not operating the cloud. there's nothing to plow and not sending out any salt. there's nothing collecting in the roadway. we are told by nancy wood, the the crews will be hoor and will be here until the light snow continues to fall. >> we would love if you tell us how snow is affecting your life or your area, or not. and we can check the totals on the facebook page. >>> parts of the tri-state has not even seen a flake. >> to the east, it's a totally different story. im . >> urt isnd arrest in north korea. auto frederick north beer. his accused of acts fwens the u.s. government. he's the wyoming high school salute tearian. he entered the country in guys of a tourist. he was in the country for a

ticket worth $1 million, was sold at wilson's check cashing, in fishtown.re gets a $5,000 bonus for selling that winning ticket. well done. >>> and hey, here are your odds every increase ago winning. a big lottery pole forming in plane view, new york, more than thousand people lined up at a park for the chance to join that pool. the idea gannon facebook with a group of moms, who want the the community to cash in on the jackpot, paying $10 apiece, they brief their odds are greater more tickets. >> i did it at work, at home, and in the community. i should win somehow. >> maybe buy million tickets and guaranteed to win. >> if the pool wins, the $1.4 billion jackpot, each person could get $720,000, that's with the lump sum pay-out. but before taxes. so keep keep that in mind. >> controversial decision now in central new york. voters in wiseborough vote today keep this village seal t appears to some to be white man choke ago native american man. but, historians say the seal used within the community since the 18 80s actually depicts a friendly wrestling match be

one lucky person purchase add ticket worth $1 million at wilson's check cashing in fishtown. the store gets a $5,000 bonus for selling that winning tick. >>> remembering a rock legend still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight music fans around the world mourn the loss of david bowie we get a look how philadelphia play add very important role in his legendary career. >> and sprucing up the shore. it may seem like the seasons don't quite mixed used christmas trees are beach bound for a good reason. we'll explain. lauren? >> cold winter air has returned and now our first flakes of the season are on the way. we'll talk about where we could see some accumulations through the day tomorrow in your full forecast and that's coming up. >>> how about that? a local father's creation for his son is taking off. it's fired the football with perfect precision. vittoria woodill headed to buck county to try out the april vince first hasn't. see the results we come back. ♪ >>> music fans around the world are mourning the loss of legendary artist david bowie tonight. in hollywood memorial was s

fishtown to mayor founder are still digging out from the weekend storm before many have even seen a plow start to dig in. >> this is the first time it's never been plowed. >> jim smith has lived on 25th street for 35 years. and he snapped this shot of a plow getting stuck on his ice and snow covered block this morning. >> he and i had some words. we walked away from each other. let's put it that way. >> why would you go up the street with your blade up in the air and not spreading salt. >> around the corner they're showed in and waiting for a sign the city hasn't forgotten about them. >> i'm stuck even need to get places it's a places. >> karen has a car stuck down the snow covered block much she's been calling 311 but still waiting for response. >> i pay my taxes just like everybody else. i expect the services everybody else gets. >> reporter: the city says 80% of the streets have now been cleared with the parking authority chipping in clearing more than 400 blocks tuesday. not nearly enough for drivers still slipping and sliding. struggling to find a dug out space. that's if they're lu

fishtown to mayor founder are still digging out from the weekend storm before many have even seen a plow start to dig in. >> this is the first time it's never been plowed. >> jim smith has lived on 25th street for 35 years. and he snapped this shot of a plow getting stuck on his ice and snow covered block this morning. >> he and i had some words. we walked away from each other. let's put it that way. >> why would you go up the street with your blade up in the air and not spreading salt. >> around the corner they're showed in and waiting for a sign the city hasn't forgotten about them. >> i'm stuck even need to get places it's a places. >> karen has a car stuck down the snow covered block much she's been calling 311 but still waiting for response. >> i pay my taxes just like everybody else. i expect the services everybody else gets. >> reporter: the city says 80% of the streets have now been cleared with the parking authority chipping in clearing more than 400 blocks tuesday. not nearly enough for drivers still slipping and sliding. struggling to find a dug out space. that's if they're lu

one lucky person purchase add ticket worth $1 million at wilson's check cashing in fishtown. the store gets a $5,000 bonus for selling that winning tick. >>> remembering a rock legend still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight music fans around the world mourn the loss of david bowie we get a look how philadelphia play add very important role in his legendary career. >> and sprucing up the shore. it may seem like the seasons don't quite mixed used christmas trees are beach bound for a good reason. we'll explain. lauren? >> cold winter air has returned and now our first flakes of the season are on the way. we'll talk about where we could see some accumulations through the day tomorrow in your full forecast and that's coming up. >>> how about that? a local father's creation for his son is taking off. it's fired the football with perfect precision. vittoria woodill headed to buck county to try out the april vince first hasn't. see the results we come back. >>> music fans around the world are mourning the loss of legendary artist david bowie tonight. in hollywood memorial was set

our cameras in the fishtown section of philadelphia where it really seems like everybody is getting their tickets. what's all this fuss about? how about a half a billion dollars? fox 29 shawnet wilson liver at the cherry hill 7-eleven. we got our tickets. i hope you got yours. >> we definitely did, several bit way. as you can see, and hear, it's very quiet here at the store at the 7-eleven in cherry hill. the machine as you mentioned just shut down moments ago. this store alone brought in $13,000 in lottery ticket sales toms and now just under an hour until we learn the winning numbers. >> i don't know how many did we get, 5, 10. >> $10 worth. >> hopefully we're a state winner tonightp. >> it's the last minute rush of people hoping for a stroke of luck. >> i don't get them all at once i get one by one. because i hear when you get them altogether all the numbers are all the same. >> tonight's powerball jackpot $5 0 0 million. it kept the 7-eleven in cherry hill busy all night. >> are you excited about this, too? >> a little bit but not too much. >> not too much. why not? >> it's a lot of w

. >> somebody probably took the spot in fishtown, to this is from kathy in fishtown. send us your snow man or woman picture and use the hatch tag fox did the snow. delays on the schuylkill, blue route, i-95, everything is slower than normal and there are more folks on the road this time today then yesterday. so even though kid are off from school, parents are finding their way to to get to work this morning. north on the freeway, already we have any toward walt whitman. septa running with fewer cars on the trains this morning so expect overcrowding, limited parking spots as well for the train status, your bus status, one stop, go to septa.org, click on the system status, every bus number, train number is on there so you will necessity what the deal is before you step out of the front door. mike and alex, over to you. >> i have a ton of tweets where people want jen to bring our mobile june to it their street. >> i'm looking on facebook i'm getting posts about it. >> here's 146 hup block of new youhall. >> yes, that is correct. i don't think you will come. we are here.

we have construction on aramingo avenue it will close between delaware and york street in the fishtowntion of the city between 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. through friday while they do the overhead bridge work. stick to richmond. north wales, walnut will be closed from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. it's construction going on, westbound point road is a good option to deal with that one. we have a problem with a downed street it was blocking the right lane, it has cleared approaching the parkway all lanes back open. traffic is moving better. cold air is an issue, 27 degrees in allentown. 33 in philadelphia. sitting at the freezing mark in wilmington, below that in dover and reading. when you factor in the winds feels like 23 degrees in philadelphia. feels like 17 in allentown. 19 in reading, two degrees how about the windchill, one of the lowest we've had two degrees in poconos bundle you mean you up. >>> a 6.7 earthquake struck india's remote northwest region. the powerful tremor began rumbling before dawn leaving large cracks in walls and causing a popular market building to collapse him we'll foll

i visited a neighborhood in fishtown where they tell me it is tough for plows to get through sometimes. it's okay maybe during the day but at night when cars are parked in there, it's really tough to get through. they have a pretty good attitude about it, though. >> i love it. i could care less how much we get. send it. >> reporter: if you wake up on saturday and there's snow out here, how are you going to get out? >> i'm going to be in trouble. i'm going to be probably at 5:30 digging the car out. that's okay. >> reporter: you know, both of those neighbors, they work in health care and they have to work on saturday, so they are really counting on the streets being cleared and being able to get to work. so in just about an hour, again, we're going to hear from the mayor, that news conference starts at 5:15, i'm going to head upstairs in city hall and we'll hear from him at 5:15. for now, live in center city, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> you can watch that news conference on the nbc 10 app, as well, it will be streaming live as soon as it starts. >>> officials have had plenty of warning

. >> reporter: 27-year-old victim a fishtown woman managed to gain her composure and climbed back up on to the platform seconds before a train pulled in. grimes who fled to the other end of the platform got on the train. the victim called 911. that's when septa passenger a lanta who's came to the platform on her way to work. >> she seemed very shaken. i didn't hear the details of what happened but all to me seemed she fell down and like hit her elbow. >> very fortunate a train was coming and the fact that you have life third rail issues there the person steps on those -- on to those rails she could be electrocuted. >> surveillance video caught it on camera. the victim gave police a precise description. moments later grimes was spotted by police getting off train at 30th street station. he still had the knife. >> as they confronted the male became violent spitting on officers, devise them he had a knife. >> it's scary. yes. >> passengers on the platform monday evening were stunned by the incident and thankful the young woman wasn't seriously hurt. >> i don't think i don't understand w

wilson's check cashing in fishtown earns a $5,000 bonus for selling the ticket, and that ticket matched all five white balls, but not the red powerball. maybe you're the lucky winner, give you another look at saturday's powerball winners, 16, 19, 32, 34, 57, the powerball not so unlucky, number 13. but for the rest of us who aren't holding that lucky ticket, still hope. >> ted greenberg has more on the lottery fever ahead of wednesday's drawing. >> reporter: instead of pocketing the $50 they won in saturday's powerball drawing, bruno and emily put the money back to buy tickets for wednesday's chance at $1.4 billion. >> why not, why not? >> oh, my goodness, unbelievable. >> the couple bought their tickets at the same convenience store where a casino kitchen worker recently bought a ticket that won him a $1 million mega millions prize. his son later told me his dad wanted to stay nameless publicly, but in new jersey lottery winners cannot remain anonymous. >> others are going to target you, of course, family members coming from everywhere. >> reporter: delaware is among just six states na

we are live over fishtown and sky force 10. you can see a fedex truck bumping along.hey are still slippery. we can tell they are beginning to ice over. the city tells us they have about 900 miles of residential streets and they have gotten to about 80% of them. so about 20% of the side streets need work. you can see interstate 95 here completely clean, traffic is moving. this is part of the reason why philadelphia public schools will be open tomorrow because most of these streets are good. the school buses should be able to make it down the major thoroughfares at least most of the side streets are looking good. again, 80% open. tomorrow schools will be open and we're seeing a lot more traffic out here as the streets start to get clear. again, that danger into the night even on the big streets even on the interstates is that re-icing if some of that melted snow from today's warmer weather. >>> i'm mitch blacher in camden county, new jersey. this is a look at the side streets. we've been through haddonfield, collegewood as well as cherry hill. and this is as good as it

of the i-95 construction and they will work along aramingo avenue further south the here through fishtown, and york and delaware avenue so all that traffic pushed over to richmond street so expect delays through the neighborhood this morning. otherwise mass transit and air port looking good, chris and lauren, back to you. >>> time right now is five will 19. high alerts in israel as intense manhunt continues for the a attack shore carried out a deadly shooting in the popular bar in tell a a vee. israeli troops fire shells in lebanon following attacks by hezbollah, apparently responding to the killing of the prominent expand inner syria last movement israelis are choose to go keep children home from school but they say they are used to things quickly getting back to normal after similar a attacks. >> we have known larger event, from this, and more devastating and we have have always bounced back. >> listen to this since mid-september, a at least 21 israelis have been killed by palestinians, at least 131 palestinians have been killed bias rail is. >>> today makes her day four since armed mil

. >> reporter: 27-year-old lauren of fishtown describes how she was attack out of nowhere on sunday morningepta platform at 40th and market falling hard down on to the train tracks below. >> went from boeing like probably shock at first to like what is going on and then it sunk in. oy just remember like being hysterical and crying and just like the why, so confused and scared. >> reporter: lauren says had she looked up on to the platform, her attacker was glaring down at her. >> the guy was standing riot edge and he was gripping a kitchen knife in his right hasn't like really aggressively. >> the only audible word i heard was kill. he was mumbling kill, kill. i just ran the other way toward like the center of the tracks where more passengers waiting. >> despite being injured the 27-year-old somehow managed to pull herself to safety. she quickly called 911 just thankful to be alive. >> train could have been coming. i could have got knock out. i have been more injured. there's so many -- like i did break my clavicle but that is definitely not the worst thing that could have happened. like i'm

twenty-seven year old lauren lickman of fishtown was attack on sunday, she was shoved off a septa platform, and right on to the tracks at 40th and market. she says when she looked up on to the platform, her attacker was glaring down at her. and although injured, lickman managed to pull herself to safety and quickly call 911. >> the guy was standing right on the edge. and he was gripping a kitchen knife in his right hand, like really aggressively. >> the only audible word i heard was kill. he was mumbling kill, kill. so i just ran the other way toward like the center of the trucks where more passengers were waiting. >> with the help of septa surveillance, her attackers caught at 30th street station. chris? >> all right, let's turn to this, because we're ready for new era. the eagles flying high after officially introducing their new head coach. doug pederson stepped up to the microphone for the first news conference, as the birds new head coach. so, pederson says he lovers the passion of the city, which made coaching here an easier decision for him. pederson knows philadelphia from his time

. >> here we go 27 year old lauren lickman, of fishtown attacked sunday. she was shoved off platform, septa platform, right on to the rales. this was at 40th and market. she says she looked up on to the platform on her back basically, looking up at the attacker, her attacker glaring down at her with big knife in his hand. >> the guy was standing right on the edge. and he was gripping a kitchen knife in his right hand, like really aggressively. the only audible word i heard was kill, he was mumbling, kill, kill. so i just ran the other way toward like the center of the tracks for more passengers were waiting. >> even though she was injured she managed to pull herself to safety and quickly called 911 with the help of septa surveillance cameras. her attacker eventually caught at 30th street station. >> yes, ten blocks away. mumbling he wanted to kill her, lauren, standing over her. >> scary stuff. check this out, mike. state police say they're going to release more information today about chester county stab that claimed the life of an elderly woman. police s

in the distance that is fish alley, philadelphia has fishtown. sea isle famous for fish alley. right on the bay and all these nice restaurant. mike's among them. mike said everything is a total loss, cases, everything, got water inside and got ruined. some of these restaurant, year round businesses, so, they are going to be losing business during the winter months and, of course, one of the biggest weekend coming up foresee aisle city, polar plunge on valentines weekend every year. they get more visitors during that weekend here almost then they have during the fourth of july, memorial day and labor day. they will not have enough time to clean up. the famous ice machine, from ocean drive, in front of the liquor store i told jared on the way down here we will know how bad things were if the ice machinist moved. it is further down then i have ever seen it before. ice machine. coincidental they are selling ice outside, when the the ice machinist now lock in with a lot of ice. so this is today's story folks whether it is down the shore or in philadelphia, right on your side street

and then later on today, good morning to fishtown. along aramingo avenue shutdown york to delaware avenue. all of the traffic pushed over onto richmond street, patco's got the new schedules this week, so make sure you're on time, because again, few extra minutes standing out on the cold platform could get your day off to a rough start. ninety-five southbound, out of the northeast, as we go for a ride, looking good at the moment. but later on at about 9:00 crews will start working southbound between bridge street and center city. lauren, back over to you. >> video from high school basketball game last night is starting to circulate on social media. in the clip the coach sort of bumped into a referee after a disagreement with the call. the team was playing against pennsbury. the coach was being kicked out of that game. looks like he head butts the ref right there. >> the afraid god bless america is at the center of controversy at camden county school. the american civil liberties union sent letter to haddon heights elementary school say

hello fishtown headlights coming southbound out of the north east in past girard avenue.afternoon as sue mentioned in the evening rush think burr plans. we have a dinner date, meeting, you have to take kids somewhere, it will be tricky later on this afternoon and evening. forty-two and 295 they are picking up cones and we are ready for a morning rush hour, last of the trucks are pulling out of the work zone and speaking of work zone penndot will be out in a couple spots, cleaning out the drains and ahead of the storm later on today. it will be working eastbound on the schuylkill. if you are getting a late start after 9:00 coming into philadelphia they will be working from gulph mills in through conshohocken curve. they will work north of i-95 from the stadium area up through walt whitman bridge. the mass transit looking g chris and lauren, back to you. >>> check this out. >> okay. >> a car frozen in snow, this is in buffalo. >> wow. >> so the the car was parked along lake erie and turn in the ice sculpture after rain, snow, and then freezing temperatures worked their magi

we thank everyone for your pictures, tweeting them to us snow in fishtown, snow across the delaware valleyem coming. here's a look at our forecast for tomorrow. of course the blizzard warning up to 20-inches of snow in some spots. it is going to be a very busy day. a good day to stay inside. i think the fact that it's on a saturday makes it a little bit easier to handle. sunday will be partly sunny believe it or not and able to clean up let the kids go out and play on sunday. less win on sunday. saturday is not the day to be out and then a nice slow melt look at these highs, four, 45 on tuesday. wednesday 41. thursday 40, friday 42. so we melt the snow during the day and then it refreezes at night. we like a snow melt when you have feet of snow. >> there you go. it will feel like a hot blaze of warmth after all of this. >> yeah. when sunday when you wake up the reflective have the so-off the snow you'll need your shades. >> nice. >> skiing and sledding could be a good activity for sunday. >> love that. >> all right. >> your fox 29 weather authority is where you should get all your blizzard

having her land on the tracks, below, sunday morning, investigators say the 27 year-old victim from fishtown was able to regain composure and climb backup on the platform just mere seconds before a train came in. we're told grimes then fled to the other end of the platform and got on the train, while the victim called 911. >> went down, by yourself, and just pay attention to what is going on around you. she's in the hurry, seeing if she may have missed it, and pushing her right on the track it would have been worse then it was here. >> good to know there is security camera here and should nobody be down here trying to push anybody on the track especially these kid down there, every day, my kids are down here every day, i see other kid down here every day and i mean i don't understand what this world is coming to. >> reporter: thankfully alert septa officers passed a description of grimes to officers down the line. the victim was also able to give precise description of him. cops say grimes got off at 30th street station and still had knife, police say he actually spit on the officers as they

fishtown, i need a plow. hey ryan in the control room i'm sending you a bunch of tweet is here.mmissioner on the phone right now, hey, don, welcome to "good day philadelphia" again. >> how are you mike. >> i'm fine. of course, on a day like today i'm getting tweet after tweet, in plow down my street but i know you are out there the. i see the plows and big dump trucks with snow taking snow off to different places. you are plowing. what can i say to my friend on twitter. >> well, a storm of this magnitude, it is real difficult, mike. the the situation happens where the storm comes, we have some streets that were serviceable in the beginning of the storm and after they were serviced we had another 12 inches of snow. then we had wind drifts that took some neighborhoods up to 39 inches, totallal when you add snowdrifts. it is a continuous battle. we will tell resident in the storm of this magnitude it tease us 27 hours to get to every street. >> seventy-two hours to get to everybody, right. >> to everyone, exactly. our main focus initially is those primary and secondary roads to get