septa market frankfort line. all trains making local stops. keep that in mind. no delays to report here however, that is something i wanted to pass along. still have an accident that has been with us all morning long out of lawrence township. route 206 remains closed between 95 and carter road. stick to princeton pike as your alternate and no accidents or delays to report on the area bridges. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> snow is already moving into the area and once it starts it's likely to continue for hours through much of the morning. we are starting to see the conditions deteriorate just a bit over center city. a live view and wilmington nowing some light snow. wilmington at 21 degrees right now. 20 in trenton. trenton snow moving in and it will take maybe a couple hours before it makes it to trenton and a little bit longer before it reaches the pocono mountains where it is ten degrees and they are making snow. but mother nature is going to help. could see an inch at some of the higher elevations in the pocono mount

this is in the city's frankfort neighborhood. a man was shot in the face. in critical condition and a woman was shot in the chest and arms. she is in stable condition. so far, police have not made any arrests. also new from overnight, a man is in critical but stable condition after a driver hit him while he was walking in the cobbs creek section of philadelphia. this happened on the 5400 block of baltimore avenue just before 2:00 this morning. police tell us the driver did stop at the scene. there's no word on exactly what led up to this crash or if charges will be filed. >>> new this morning, from the cherry hill police department officers are looking for this patient, whom they say is schizophrenic. he was last spotted along third avenue with no shoes and still wearing his hospital gown. investigators say he does not speak english and should not be approached. police are asking that you call them if you see him. the water is running again at a busy center city hotel after a water main break cut it off for nearly 12 hours. around 6:00 last night, a water m

a man and a woman were shot around midnight around adams avenue in the city's frankfort neighborhood. the man was shot in the face. he's in critical condition, and the woman was shot in the chest and arms. she is in stable condition. >>> also new from overnight, a man is in critical but stable condition after a driver hit him while he was walking in the cobbs creek section of philadelphia. this happened on the 5400 block of baltimore avenue before 2:00 this morning. police tell us that the driver did stop at the scene. no word on what exactly led up to the crash or if any charges will be filed. >>> this morning, a burlington county mother is behind bars charged with killing her newborn daughter. it's a story that we first brought to you as breaking news yesterday morning. nbc 10's monique braxton is live in pemberton township. and monique, what's happening next this week with the investigation? >> reporter: rosemary this is the dark road where the 22-year-old mother brought her little baby girl. you can see, there is a growing memorial here a candle is lit, stuffed teddy bears, a stuf

the same side the street i live 3 doors away i have a letter from another neighbor jennifer and frankfortkentucky could to be submitted into the record i live near the project not peppering effected by the project i'm here with no dog ♪ fight i'm here just to speak because i'm concerned about preserving neighborhood character i've live on this block for thirty years and i'm interested in preserving our close commit neighborhood and pooefr preserving the character to the important we preserve the light and air for everyone not just the people next door but this will effect everyone in the neighborhood and people who commute through the neighborhood so i'm in support of set backs for this project both if the front and in the rear i think it's important to set the project back some from the street so we don't have a massive block overlooking the sidewalk sea should be set back in the rear so that there's light and air for the neighbors who are effected so i'm here to obtain object to the penthouse as well it will be larger than anything on the block i hope you'll support of discretionary rev

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the shooting happened around midnight in the area of adams avenue in the city's frankfort neighborhood. a man was shot in the face. he's in critical condition, and a woman was shot in the chest and arms. she's in stable condition. so far nobody has been arrested. >>> also new from overnight, a man is in critical but stable condition after a driver hit him while he was walking in the cobbs creek section of philadelphia. this happened right along the 5,400 block of baltimore avenue just before 2:00 this morning. police tell us that the driver did stop at the scene. no word on exactly what led up to the crash or if any charges will be filed. >>> a burlington county mother is now facing charges, accused of murdering her newborn baby by setting her on fire. it's a story that we first brought to you as breaking news yesterday morning. nbc 10's monique braxton is live in pemberton township. monique? >> reporter: rosemary here at the scene, where there is a growing memorial. let me show you. there's a candle that is lighted. also stuffed teddy bears, stuffed fish a few flowers, as well as flow

we start in frankfort where it is, let's be frank, a hugely important day for the european central bank the ecb. because if a few hours' time the bank's governor mario draghi, he's widely expected to announce this massive economic stimulus program in the form of quantitative easing. so what could be the scale of the plan in europe? let's take a look. because according to reports, the ecb could pump $50 billion euros a month, basically, new cash, pump it into the economy. most of it is likely to be spent on european government bonds, which is just government debt. it could also go on some corporate debt. a report by bloomberg says draghi wants the plan to continue until the end of 2016 which would mean yes, spending over 1 trillion euros. the issue has certainly sparked fierce debate within europe. germany has been concerned that qe will effectively mean the central bank financing the european government by buying their debt their bond instead of pushing them to make structural reforms. but it seems the state of the region economy, well has finally convinced the critics that action is ne

let's go to frankfort.ing line. >> this is the first of recommendations from a few starts to regulate the bigger up in banks and even the best capitalized european banks are going to need to be moderate and conservative with their dividend payouts. this is part of a recommendation. the bank said that this moaning. recommendations on -- from the ecb on their new dividend policy. there will also -- she is also making some recommendations about potential bonuses. this may also raise some eyebrows when you're looking at just what these banks are going to be paying for bonuses. let's have a listen to how she talked about dividend policy when we spoke with her yesterday . >> my personal view on this is putting much common sense for the bank fully compliant with the requirements the, the end of the period. they have to be conservative because there is no certainty to be able to cover the requirements even in adverse difficult financial conditions. complaint with the -- fully compliant with the requirement. and for

take a look at it trading up about 5.9% in frankfort. just days before alibaba reports it's own earnings chinese regulator criticized the retailer over the selling of fake goods. it has a zero tolerance policy for fake goods. eunice will join us in the next hour on that story. definitely an interesting development ahead of the highly anticipated earnings report on thursday. >> apple and yahoo! shares bucked the trend on tuesday. suffered the worst drop since early january. caterpillar, microsoft and dupont were among the worst performers. >> the dollar index has come off an 11 year high. morgan stanley cited the strong green back and lower oil in it's decision to push out it's forecast for a fed rate hike from march of 2016 to january. quite the outlier there but most still see 2015 as the year the fed will move. >> earlier our colleagues spoke to the professor of economics at yale. he suggested the fed would be rise to stick to its time time. >> i don't know that inflationary pressures are at work here. it's somehow credibility. they ha

taking the frankfort line no a or b service.ansdale/doylestown delayed. 76 at belmont avenue you can see the conditions are snowy and wet, take your time. a vai? >> take your time and stay warm out there. >>> another update in 25 minutes. always get the latest weather and news on nbc10.com. back to "today" show. see you in half an hour. 99 cents. that's all it takes to get a refreshing deal at dunkin' donuts. just because it's cold out doesn't mean you can't enjoy any sized iced tea or iced coffee. just 99 cents all month long. america runs on dunkin'. >>> 7:30 now on a tuesday morning, the 6th day of january, 2015. very cold as you can see, in new york city. going to get a little bit colder. and al says some light snow is also on the way. we'll talk to him about that in a couple of minutes. morning, everyone. >> good morning to you. in the headline this is morning a fast-moving system prompting winter storm watches and warnings across the country with the heaviest snow falling from parts of iowa to ohio. >>> flooding rains from