martins creek 7", fleetwood 6" florence 3" lakehurst 2.2" and haddon heights new jersey, 1.5". there's this morning's rain and snow he event pulling away. when it pulls through it will produce rain and snow. we're not expecting additional accumulations out of this. it could be enough to maybe create slick spots out there once again. what to expect the remainder of the afternoon. cloudy skies. killly out there temperatures in mid 30s. rain showers leftover. snow mixing in at times. again no additional accumulation. when i come back in a few minute we'll talk more about storm system number two that arrives sunday night to monday and once again potential for accumulating snow. eva. >>> thanks, chris. let's head out to john rawlins who's joins us live from quakertown, bucks county, how are conditions where are you john? >> not too bad. eva, since the last time we talked we moved into the central

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our first stop: florence-- birthplace of the renaissance.

. >> and in his birthplace florence, the city that gave birth to the renaissance, that flowering of art visitor to a small window to the past. it looks like a confessional. [laughing] hundreds of years ago, an antinori cellar master sat waiting for customers to knock. >> the cellar master would pass a bottle of chianti wine and would receive the money back. this has been in operation until a couple of centuries ago. >> recent history by your standards. >> yes it is. >> for over 625 years, various antinori have kept the business going despite war, plague, political intrigue, and the shifting tastes of consumers. the family tree shows a bumper crop of antinori who made their mark, not just in wine but in every aspect of italian life. >> in business, in politics, in church. >> so the family always made sure back then that all bets were covered, correct? >> [laughs] i think it was a bit the concept, yes. >> there were poets and priests, rogues and rascals. in 1576, francesco de'medici the grand duke of tuscany, had one antinori strangled for his undue attentions to bianca, the duke's wife.

yes, florence henderson is talking. >> good morning, everyone. i'm reena ninan. this is t.j.. >>> we start with tragic news. we are not going to start with it. we will get to it later. "downton abbey." heart breaking for me. i thought it should lead the broadcast. one, it is apparently in c 5 --? >> it's not that big of a deal. >> it is a big deal for some people. >> that's why it is lower in the show. >> you haven't seen it yet. i have been trying to get him to watch. >> okay. we will start with something else of concern to many of you. weather. the big dig in the northeast. a lot of people trying to bounce back from the monster blizzard as another round of snow is headed their way. >> parts of long island and new england are buried under mounds of snow this morning as crews clear the roads. the massachusetts coastline is still a frozen mess. here's more from marci gonzalez. >> digging out from under three feet of snow. >> i can't do it. no way. >> stephanie turner is one of the millions of people in new england coping with windchills in the single digits, all while trudging

i remember when i was a music director in florence in the big orchestra in florence and there was 27 conductors, still alive in florence and 90 years old. when we met, he said to me, what a pity to be near to die, the end of life, when i was starting to learn how to conduct an orchestra. that didn't mean one, two, three, four. to conduct an orchestra means to be able to get out from the musicians the best of the culture of their soul, of their feelings. and that's what he is conducting, not jumping on the podium and making all kind of noise. >> charlie: getting the best out of the soul and musicality of the musicians. >> you get that when you reduce, reduce reduce your beat. and the carlos cliveer, the great conductor that died, he said one time to me it would be so wonderful if one day we could conduct an orchestra without moving our arms. because many times a conductor is an impediment for the public to enjoy the music because we are becoming more and more a visual society so we are detracted from what we see on the podium more from what we hear. >> charlie: what do you think you'v

florence louie reports. >> five days of working in subzero temperatures. and this is the reward. a work of art hewn from a single block of ice. this ice sculpting competition part of the annual harbin ice festival attracts teams from around the world. patterns inspired by sanitary. >> it's clear that ice and if you are working one side and another you create a four dimension side, this is what happens here. >> the competition is not the main draw here nor is it this ice rink, rather unusually for tricycle rides. it is also not for the horse drawn carriages even though they add a nice touch. people come for this. when day transforms into night and the buildings are lit up like some gaudy yet magical winter wonder land. neon lights in every color light up the blocks of snow and ice from inside and out. each year the festival keeps getting bigger attracting more participants who put up even more elaborate patterns and structures. officials say they are expecting more people an increase from the 1.1 million who visited last year. there are castles steam train clamor on and off when y

bristol and florence reporting heavier downpours we'll continue to see this over the next couple of hours. things will ease up a bit probably after 10:00 or so. from that point on it's mainly cloudy and damp, showers from time to time, patchy drizzle again you could see more showers toward the southwest. temperature wise there will be the story over the next 36 hours. warm air today and numbers drop of a cliff tomorrow. allentown, 36 degrees. philadelphia, 43. millville, 47. sea isle city, 51. off the screen you get into the baltimore and washington, d.c. metro areas and surrounding suburbs south and east, they are well up in the 50s that mild air will pull toward the north. you can see how broken up the moisture is. once the batch pulls through there's not too much left. it's not going be to a nice day but it's not going to be raining each and every hour of the day. there's a little bit of good news there. future tracker 6 lots of clouds, damp and patchy fog. the arctic front barrels through awnders -- around 7:00 p.m. along that front there could thunderstorms across south jersey. once

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our first stop: florence-- birthplace of the renaissance.

florence libby reports. >> reporter: a night of revelry turned chaotic.his is the scene of what started as a new year's celebration. instead, the injured lie on the ground run down in a stampede on shanghai's waterfront district known as the bund. the stampeed started just before midnight. police say they are still investigating the cause. >> we were downstairs. those who were upstairs wanted to move down. we were pushed down by the people coming from above. all trying to move up fell down on the stairs. >> local media say witnesses reported seeing coupons being thrown into the crowd. they looked like dollar bills. pictures of the coupons have appeared on social media. the bund is a popular spot in the city with restored buildings and narrow streets. a new year's eve lazar display had been planed here the 1 in 2013 had attracted some 300,000 people. but a week ago, the local government cancelled the show. the official reason: to improve traffic flow. >> it's hard to cancel tradition. the buntd is a popular place. it's not clear what kind of crowd clone me

florence liu reports. >> reporter: a knife night of revelry turned kaychaotic. this is the scene. the injured lie on the ground run down in a stampede in the waterfront district in shanghai. it started just before midnight. police are still investigating the cause. >> translator: we were downstairs wanting to move up and those who were upstairs wanted to move down. so we were pushing down by the people coming from above. all those tries trying to move up fell down on the stairs. >> reporter: witnesses reported seeing coupons thrown into the crowd and looked like dollar bills. the pictures of the coupons appeared on social media. they have restored old buildings and narrow streets. a new year's eve laser display was planned here. the one in 2013 attracted 300,000 people. a week ago the local government canceled the show. the official reason? to improve traffic flow. it's hard to cancel tradition. it's a gathering place for major events so people went thru anywhere apparently in the thousands. it's not clear what kind of crowd control measures were in place, but it seems whatever it

florence louie, al jazeera harbin flornn northern china. >>> unexpected motorists the speedy emu whichescaped from a nearby farm, has been caught on camera pacing in front of other vehicles. the bird safely returned home to its owners. and more for you any time on our website, the address is aljazeera.com, watch live. a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out the team of hard-core nerds. specialising in ecology and evolutio

prized for valuable florence, the northern white rhino is on the brink of extinction.here is just five of them left in the world. david shipman has been given special access to one of the last survivors. >> of the quiet lonely shuffle of a giant animal facing extinction. one of the last five of a rhino. they have built up one of the largest collections from africa. this rhino no longer exists in the wild because gulf war and -- because the horn it is prized. they are not reproducing. the last was 15 years ago. there is a real risk that this species would join the others that human activity has wiped out. >> you can witness them dying out one by one. it is a really desperate situation. i do not want to witness these animals die out like this in a few coming years. >> the zoo has gone to extraordinary lengths to try to encourage more offspring. it is quite a task to waste a rhino into the air. repeated attempts of artificial insemination has come to nothing. the procedures have dangers. >> when you are close, you realize how difficult the technique is for assisted reprod

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and one of the reasons, all this rain over two inches in florence township new jersey. trend ton, almost two. williamstown, about an inch and a half. and delaware close to two inches and smyrna and dover. newcastle county airport, 1.6. in pennsylvania makefieldtownship close to two inches and kenneth square over one. we continue to have this first alert. there will be flooding during the evening hourls. you've got watch out if you are headed outside for any kinds of driving. and then the next issue we have to deal with is the potential for a refreeze in the morning. we're not going to see these roads dry out like we often do after a storm. meteorologist brittany ship has more on the temperatures. >> that is our next concern is the refreezing. it's going to be at different times, that possibility, for different areas. so at least through 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. for the north and west areas, lehigh valley poconos, we won't see our temperatures dropping down below freezing until after mid night. closer to the i-95 corridor we are thinking closer to 2:00 a.m. through 9:

philadelphia officially reporting an inch of snow and we have a little more in parts of our viewing area, florence 1.2 and dennisville and cape may county 1.2 and millville reporting an even 2.5 inches of snow. our season snowfall so far for philadelphia 1.1 the average for this time in the season 4.7 remember last year we had 20 inches by now so we have some catching up to do if you like the snow. but right now the big story is the cold air our low today was 19 degrees and our high was 22 and it's cold today and getting colder. 33 currently and trenton 19 and allentown 14 and the poconos currently 12 degrees, the winds are pretty light but they will pick up tomorrow. satellite 6 along with action radar showing even the clouds are breaking up over us as the low pressure moves offshore and there is an arctic front over the great lakes and doesn't have a lot of moisture with this, and this could squeeze out snow squalls with it and that could usher in the colder air this season. could have snow showers in the far north and west suburbs and as we head into the afternoon this is when the arctic front

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police say that two vehicles collided and it took down two light poles and it began in florence after police there spotted a stolen car out of new york, route 130 south was shut down in that area for nearly five hours the suspect in the stolen car and the driver of the other vehicle both suffered minor injuries. >>> a man surrendered peacefully after a standoff in upper moreland county. at appiville avenue and davis view road. it was a call for a possible suicidal person with weapons. there were no injuries or shots fired, police say that the man they took into custody is being taken for a mental evaluation. >>> record crowds are expected in philadelphia for the large of the martin luther king celebration in the country in less than two weeks. mayor nutter announced the king day of service on january 19th he was joined by president and founder jared burnstein, it will highlight the voting rights act and they honored talk radio station 900, with the active citizenship award. >>> still to come here on "action news" at noon a robbery turns violence in california, it was all caught on sur

florence villeminot is here. >> a lot of papers focusing on the attacks in paris over two weeks.has been over two weeks since the "charlie hebdo" attacks. what lessons can we learn from those attacks in paris? that is where a lot of magazines are wondering. the spotlight has been put on french society, and this has revealed a lot of deep crack for a lot of people. one says we mayust must now face forward. some of the main actors, you have got the president, franÇois lawns, the prime minister, and the interior minister, after the shock and trauma, it is now time to make some decisions according to "paris match," and we did see the government announce an arsenal the anti-terrorism measures, essentially a string of measures to boost to the human and material resources of the police, but "paris match" says the government is quite a defined away a way to really defend freedom of expression and its secularism. these are being threatened by fundamentalism. >> other papers of course are focusing on what are being called these "crocs"acks" in french society. >> the french faultlines basic

just over an inch for florence and sick lerville has an irj on the ground. there will be a slate accumulation but not much snow. 1 to 2 inches in philadelphia and much of new jersey 1 2, possibly 3 inches of snow. but the heavier snow totals will be in central and northern new jersey. we're getting off the hook with this system. temperatures in the 20s and hoe 30s. if you don't shovel it or somebody doesn't shovel it for you, it will certainly be there tomorrow morning. look at the temperatures. the wind is blowing today. cold air tomorrow morning down to 15 degrees overnight and into tomorrow morning and another frigid start on thursday. a slight chance of a shower on friday. it will be mostly cloudy. but look at the bitter cold this weekend. some of the coldest temperatures of the season saturday morning. down to 8 degrees. temperatures will be climbing early next week but there's a chance on monday of rain and snow. >> not a lot of snow on the ground, but still important to take it easy out there. >> yeah. because there are snow plouls out there. you'll w

. >> my name is florence aubenas. i'm french. i'm journalist in liberation. please, help me. >> i ask especially, mr. didier julia, the french deputy, please mr. julia, help me, it's urgent! >> you know, as dangerous as it might seem sometimes in a place like that, you know, that's unstable, where the government's really out of control, or there's a lot of uhm. a lot of fighting and insecurity, if you make sort of friends who can show you the way, and give you some support, locally, then it's not as bad as it seems. in fact, i often felt like i was sort of protected by the people around me as best as anyone could be. >> the basic rule is that you are only as good as the local journalist you're working with. they are, by far, the most important decision you'll make. they understand what's happening on the ground in a way you never can. >> if you wanted to be a good journalist in iraq, you had to risk your life. otherwise, you can't do it. we risked our life to get the story. and it was worth it. >> you're watching al jazeera america presents: killing the messe

florence looi, al jazerra bayne beijing. >>> at least 26 people have been killed in afghanistan afterstakenly hit a wedding reception. the victims are all women and children. jennifer glass has the story. >> reporter: afghan civilians caught in the middle again. afghan government forces and the taliban were fighting when a rocket foal a house crowded with party goers. >> translator: the rocket struck a wedding party. almost two dozen people have been moved to the hospital so far and more are on the way. >> reporter: all this just hours after nato's combat mission officially ended. evidence the war isn't over. the fighting has been fierce all year. the taliban control much of the countryside. it's a similar story in the east. the afghan army says it can't move more than a few kilometers from its bases because of the taliban. it says al jazerra is rebuilding its training camps on the mountain tops nearby. all signals of a difficult year ahead for a country asserting its sovereignty. >> and the afghan president has been speaking to the security forces as they take over from nato. jennife

the florence township in burlington county. washington township 2.10. philadelphia ace daily record reported to day at philly international, coming in at 1.84. a record in wilmington, 1.62 in the rain. kenneth square 1.29 inches of moisture overhead. temperatures tonight, that is the big story, along i-95 corridor we are above freezing at 35 in the city. here's the problem, allentown, reading and lancaster, temperatures at freezing or below, 26 out to the west and lancaster and these numbers will keep on dropping off as we go through the overnight the hours. future tracker six showing you at midnight numbers are below freezing and wake up tomorrow morning at freezing mark, in philadelphia below freezing in trenton, 28 degrees down to reading and lancaster. we will talk about the concerns and what we can expect as we get throughout the overnight hours into the morning rush temperatures will be dropping below 32 degrees, so refreeze is likely if it is not the already occurring, this is mainly for puddles, standing water, secondary road really any untreate

florence township in burlington county more than two and a quarters worth of rainfall. washington township more than 2 inches have rain for you. daily record rainfall amounts of 1.91. philadelphia international reporting 1.77 and 1.62 in wilmington. that was a record for the day for you. the the concern in the wake of the moisture departing is that we have a minor flooding concern that cristina river at the bridge there in delaware, it has crested at around 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. it will fall below flood stage later this evening. so we will talk about what we can expect as we go through the rest of the evening hours. the showers will continue, a at least for the early half of tonight even though moisture is departing the the flood the waters will start to recede, still to have watch for creeks and the streams and the slick spots underway later on tonight. we will go over details coming up with the full exclusive accu weather forecast, walter. >> thanks, melissa. >>> lets move to "action news" reporter chad pradelli who has been covering the deadly pile up all day

florence township in new jersey over two a and quarter inches. more wet weather in the seven day forecast. i'll have that for you after the break. ♪ >>> a pro golfer robbed and beaten in hawaii and he still says he has no idea exactly what happened. this is robert allenby. he was at a honolulu bar on friday night after he miff the cun in the sony open and that's where things get little foggy. he left the bar with four people. he only knows this because police showed him surveillance video of it. he says the neck thing he remembers he's lying in a gutter being kicked by some homeless people. he had apparently been thrown out of a car. the 43-year-old says he's bruised and shaken up and police are now investigateing. >> looking live i-95 at broad street a lot of accounts on this major interstate this morning. to night though crews will be out spreading salt. now a lot of people are wondering what happened this morning. how did things become so dangerous so quickly? >> fox 29's jennifer joyce joins us again. jennifer, what's penndot saying about the

florence louie has the story. >> reporter: a night of revelry turned quay ot tick -- chaotic. it started as a new year's eve celebration. the injured instead lay down on the ground. a stampede started before midnight. police say they are investigating the cause. >> translation: we were downstairs. those who were upstairs wanted to move down. we were pushed down by the people coming from above. all those trying to move up fell down on the stairs. >> reporter: local media say witnesses reported seeing coupons thrown into the crowd. they looked like dollar bills, pictures appeared on social media. it is a popular spot. old buildings, and narrow streets. a new year's eve laser display was planned here. the one in 2013 had attracted 3,000 people. a week ago the local government cancelled the show. the official reason to improve traffic flow. >> it's hard to cancel tradition. it is a gathering place. people went in their thousands. it's not clear what crowd control measures were in place. it seems whatever it was, it was into the enough. . >> afghanistan's president has been address

part of what is fueling this is the january 22 and 23rd meeting in florence. some of the speculation is from that. let's be clear that that the speculation. here is what he told the newspaper. it is a great honor to be considered. it is not my job. as the president of italy, he would only make 238,000 euros a year. when he was think of italy governor, he had 770 -- he is getting free housing with both. >> great work. stick to the a tie-in food. stay in germany. let's check in with the oil. bp is up. shell is up. late in the session yesterday brent when a higher. we're playing catch-up for the oil makers. they could cut jobs in the north. . we will bring you that. for now, just reports. after the break, taking a beating after copper collapses. is it time to buy? is it like catching a falling knife? >> welcome to "on the move." i'm jonathan ferro. this is how things are shaping up. the stoxx 600 up by 1%. the ftse 100 up by 1%. you saw brent comeback a little bit yesterday. the dax higher by over 100 points. starting with the stock moving lower. >> where is my o

at a moment, we'll be reporting from south korea about higher secret prices but now florence louie iseporting. >> beijing more than often the city is enveloped in smog. air pollution in the air starting this year more than 330 cities across china will be required to relieve real time data on -- release realtime data. usually a discrepancies between two. chinese data showing lower levels of pollution. the chinese officials insist their reading is more accurate because it is taken from several locations around the city. this latest attempt to release realtime readings, it mrs. comes just an advised law on the environment takes effect. the new laws will allow courts to pronounce stiffer penalties perhaps an indication that chinese officials are indeed serious about getting tougher on polluters, is the recent court decision that fines several companies a total of $26 million for polluting the environment. >> and smokers in south korea have to get used to the near doubling of the price of cigarettes. aimed at cutting the high death rate but smokers are skeptical. harry fawcett reporting. >

florence louie, al jazeera beijing. >>> to be able to turn raw sewage into fresh drinking water, may not sound appealing. but the nation of qatar is a way to stay hydrated. cubs like qatar face big water shortages. now a summit is underway in the uae to address these challenges. al jazeera's nick clark looks at qatar's water woes. >> you wouldn't think water was in short supply given the amount that's used to make things grow when nothing should. here is the primary source, the aarabian gulf. this is about as close as you can get to a desal inflation desalination plant. without them there would be no drinking water the taps would just run dry and life in the gulf just could not exist in the way that it does. in this parched arid land you don't expect this, a business selling four million cut flowers a year. grown not abroad but in chilled glass houses in qatar. a bore-hole supplies water. the problem is the ancient aquifer it comes from is nearly depleted thanks ooverextraction across the country. >> expected at a high rate for the upcoming years especially with the major events this

the north we are dealing with light snow, and gray, and jenkintown is fighting the moisture and florence is dry and north town, light snow and steadier in the north and west suburbs of malvern and reading and pottstown and honey brook and lancaster whatever snow you have the snow is shutting off and visibilities are the story the higher rate of snowfall. and in philadelphia the visibility has adopted to less than a mile and millville one mile. visible is a factor for the morning commute. and another factor is the falling temperatures lets go outside to meteorologist, adam joseph for that. >> we look at the freezing point if surfaces are not treated, that can crest over and ice over and become a concern, as we look at the numbers, pretty much everybody below freezing at this point. philadelphia 38 degrees and 28 in allentown and 28 in millville and atlantic city 31 degrees. and it's crucial now that the sun has set if surfaces are not treated. overnight tonight expect the slippery travel and the snow ends by midnight and the temperatures remain and back off into the lower 20s and it will

brick township did get 10 inches and toms river 5 inches and florence 3.8 inches and washington township 2.2 philadelphia a measly 1.2, and king of prussia 3.3 and windward recording 2 inches of snow. we had a light nuisance snow event and now what is on the way is still extremely cold air, 33 in philadelphia but syracuse it's 12 and burlington 8 degrees with winds out of the north and windchills will be dropping near 0 tonight and we'll talk about the chill and the possibility of light snow later this week coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> cecily we'll check back with you. walter perez is live in seaside heights with the latest there. good evening. >> reporter: hey rick, in the final analysis this area got about 5 inches of snow and no reports of flooding and only a few reports of outages as well. when you break it all down that is a good thing. there is on old song that goes california dreaming on such a winter's day. we found two people doing that. brent is moving to the delaware valley from los angeles and he is really second guessing his decision. >> i was looking for palm t

some of the higher snowfall totals still not a lot in florence, new jersey 1.5 and wayne and millvillereporting snow, an inch in philadelphia. our low was 19 degrees, how high only 24 degrees and temperatures will not be climbing out of the 20s until friday right now it's 24 in philadelphia and millville 22 and allentown 19 and reading 17 and wilmington 23 degrees, it doesn't feel that bad because the winds are light wind speed from calm to 6 miles per hour and the big change for tomorrow is that it will get very blustery. you'll feel a change in the air mass and it will feel colder than today. satellite 6 along with action radar showing that system is moving out and now an arctic boundary from the great lakes and that brings us a shot of cold air not a lot of moisture associated with it and it's around here, but when it pulls through the heights lower and that could pull moisture from the upper atmosphere in the form of snow squalls, not everyone will see them but we'll have a few in the afternoon. wind gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour and windchills will generally be in the single digit

the ac cam was at route0 where the chase ended but police say it started in florence when they spotted the stolen car out of new york. that car ended up hitting another car and they too will be okay. >>> the people of france are coping with the deadliest terror attack in decades. 12 people are dead after gunmen opened fire at at office of a satirical knew in paris. karen travers joins us with the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: good afternoon alicia. this french publication is threatened in the past for its controversial cartoons but their editorial team promised to keep up its work and now the government is looking to find who is responsible for the attack. >> thousands of demonstrators gathered in paris a strong showing of solidarity after today's horrific attack at the magazine magazine. the attack left at least a dozen dead including staffers and to police officers. the gunmen could be heard saying god is great in arabic. the gunmen fled in a get away car. >> shoot your way into a building and target individuals what would stop them from doing it in any other location in

. >> florence louie reports from beijing. >> it's rare that you get to see a clear blue sky in beijingmore often than not the city is enveloped in smog. factory eapplications as well as coal burning. most people here start their day by tracking the air quality index, air pollution in the air. starting there year more than 330 cities across china will be required to release real time data on air quality. viewing these are data concepticly as they do in beijing. there is usually discrepancies between the two with chinese data showing lower levels of pollution. they insist their readings are more accurate because they are taken across several locations in the city. part of the chinese leadership's attempt to show it's series and transparent about tackling pollution. it also comes just as an advise law on the environment will take effect. will allow prosecutors to bring criminal charges. perhaps an indication that chinese officials are serious about getting tougher on polluters, fining several companies a total of $26 million for polluting the environment. >> well the number of reported ra

florence brick up to and ocean county 2.7 and wynnewood picking up 1.5. we have visibility issues and these numbers starting to improve at well. four miles reading 1.5 in allentown and poconos a mile and a half and trenton 4 atlantic city three and wildwood and dover doesn't look like issues out there. the freeze is starting to kick up. it's missing everything up. looks like visibility wise we're doing okay across southern counties millville 33 degrees and everybody is above 32. beautiful sign. philadelphia 34. wilmington 34. trenton 33 and atlantic city at the airport 35. here's future tracker 6. bulk of the storm is out and we're stuck with leftover rain and snow showers here through the first part of the arm 1:30 look at the dry patches. it wion't be steady, socking rain. we'll see showers redeveloping later on there could be snowflakes as the colder air wraps in on backside of departing for and nothing that accumulates. overnight hours, quiet tonight partly cloudy skies and sunday come fashion of sun and clouds with clouds lowering and thickening doct

florence lee, al jazeera.ng. >> north korea leader proposing high level talks with the south kim john-un made the offer during his traditional speech. the reaction from seoul. >> for the second year rubbing kim john-un used his new years streak to strike in part a conciliatory tone. >> the atmosphere and environment is there there is no reason not to hold the highest level summit. we will make every effort to advance dialog, and cooperation. >> but he also said such talks couldn't take place while south korea carries out military drills with the u.s. and reaffirms his nuclear weapons policy. >> we proved clearly how right it is that we support the values of late leaders strengthen our national defense based mainly on the nuclear deterrence and safe defiances the life of the country strongly. >> he followed a briefing monday by the ministry, sullagessing initial talks this month, and the south korean president own new year message in which he promised to lead towards trust and change, and eventually unification

. >> this will impact everyone headed south from, say columbus florence, columbus headed down into routeinnings i had for moorestown. coming from the north headed south i would use the new jersey turnpike at the moment. we have a hazmat situation in the neighborhood with some local detours around duffield, ann margaret. now, margaret and orthodox just a block away, and that is the busy septa hub there for the market frankford line and some of the trolleys. we have that winds, which is causing some of the snow to get blown back to the roadway like county line, lower state road anywhere you travel up on big open field the potential for that blowing and drifting snow. >> cross-honoring amtrak, modified schedule, new york to up boston, and full service between new york and washington trying to get back to the airport arrive early a low of folks stranded, expect big delays at the security check in point and if your flight was canceled, make sure you re-book with the airlinement can't show up today, with monday's ticket, to get on that 7:30 plane. >> no problems coming out of west chester as y

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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. overnight, well we can show you video from overnight. we had a solid snowfall in quakertown as well as points south here. we have views of 309 as we drove out here overnight. we have a solt id 4 to 6" of snow and series of changes sleet, rain, and then sleet and more slow and road conditions varied from poor to not so bad depending where