i mean haddon feel has been really happy to have bancroft here all these years.hey've been great having them in the neighborhood. >> reporter: when melissa adams got work the historic school was living and substance recovery center might move in she panic. >> i think it's a little dangerous for the neighborhood. selling is fine. i think it depends who they're going oh sell it to. >> reporter: tuesday night almost 100 other passionate neighbors packed into the haddonfield commissioner's meeting. before anything is final borough officials will have to approve a rezoning. >> we have to give them a fair shake. they have to come in and make their representation, and that's what we'll do. >> reporter: bancroft school opened its haddonfield doors in 1883 but now the 132-year-old school is plan agnew complex in mt. laurel. recovery centers of america based in king of prussia wants to move in but the sale isn't final just yet. some neighbors are concerned about this high school is just a hundred feet away from bancroft' property. there's also an elementary school a few bl

it's not just here in haddon township it's everywhere, here at the ace hardware store they got another shipment of ice melt, just a pallet, they are limiting how much people can take so they can spread as much of it around as possible. >> this is the "it" item of the day. snow melts. >> went to home depot and i was going to the lowes but that was far away but i was fortunate to fine that. killans got a shipment of ice melt this morning and in hour its was all gone. >> no matter what you have on you can't get good balance. >> at hardware stores across the delaware valley folks are on the hunt for ice melt. >> it's hectic and we have small contacts throughout the area that we have been able to stay supplied. we are temporarily out of it now but at 5:00 we are expecting a load of small bags, we should have enough to service our customers. >> the hunt for food is easier. >> normally not this crazy this time of the day. >> oh, my god we can't get out of our houses we are going to starve. we have to stock up. we go out and buy some food. >> many shopper says being stuck in their homes makes

new jersey the highest amount mount holly, haddon heights. king of prussia had the highest total in the area. 10.4 inches. philadelphia international saw 7 pnlt7 .5 inches of now. new castle 6.2. take a look at future temperatures. we dropoff overnight. by tomorrow morning, be very cautious. the refreezing the icy roads for the morning commute. we could see dangerous roads, again especially if they're not treated and some of that treatment may not be enough for how much ice we may see in the morning hours. that refreezing taking place, temperatures around 3 degrees. tomorrow cold. 23 to 26 degrees. and it really looks dry over the next several days. the weekend looks good, 33 and then sunday we rebound 46 degrees. the average high is 49. we're supposed to be near 50 this time of the year. next week we get to the mid 50s by the end of the week. so that is great news it will feel fantastic, i'm sure everyone will be out in shorts and t-shirts and it will feel like summer compared to what we're used to lately. >> we're home free if we can get th

nbc10 had long haddon avenue and a cloudy night down the shore in cape may. many of us waiting for warmer weather to head to the beach, but this weekend looks more like the return of winter. nbc10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the cooler conditions for us. yesterday's warmer weather long gone. >> yeah. it's not going to be coming back for about a week. so, get ready to bring out the heavy coats again because you'll need them. the flag first indication blowing in the opposite direction from yesterday. yet was yesterday was blowing up warm air. this is blowing in cold air. at least it's blowing out the rain that's been along the shore all day. the last echoes there along the coastline as we dry out across much of the rest of the area. it's 47 degrees in philadelphia. only 44 in pottstown. 45 in trenton. colder farther to the south. georgetown now up to 40 for the first time today. it's been a very chilly day in south delaware and jersey along with the rain. mostly cloudy skies as we go through the evening. the clouds coming back but

. >> reporter: as collision max in haddon township fix the victims road crews are after the culprits. new jersey's dot gave us an up close look at one of the three pothole killer machines that they rent this time of the year. g ot has increased pothole repair by 25 percent. it plans to spend four million-dollar fixing 300,000 potholes. >> anybody who traveled a roads know it has taken a beaten and that we need to get on this right away. >> reporter: in less than five minutes the pothole killers provide a quasi permanent hot patch. it is a one man job but state officials say they need help identified troubled road. if you see pavement call 800 potholes. i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we've got winter in the the rear-view mirror at least for today. we had sunshine today. it was wonderful. little rain coming our way. >> refreshing change of pace, no doubt bit. meteorologist kathy or is here with the forecast. what is going on. >> we are so happy we will see rain instead of ice. eyewitness weather watchers showing us temperatures warming up a lot of snow melt ago cross the r

also in camden in haddon township 168 both ways between collings avenue and nicholson road construction that will be clear about 6 o'clock as well tam. >> thank you karen. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the gunman who fired off at least six shots. he wounded a teen who was standing in front of his home. the 14-year-old was shot around 8:15 last night while talking to friends. they were gathered on the 100 block of north vogges street in west philadelphia. >> a male appeared from behind the parked car and just started firing shots into the crowd of these four or five, 14-year-old boys and girls. >> the boy was shot in the left foot. at this point police have not said if he was indeed the intended target and they've not release add motive. that teen is being treated at penn presbyterian hospital. >> a judge has ruled that joe paterno's family cannot sue the ncaa and penn state university for breach of contract. the family of the late penn state football coach says paterno rights were violated during the jerry sandusky sexual abuse scandal. a judge said yesterday that an amended l

now, just last month, camden county off recalls warned resident in haddon township and south camden after two raccoons killed by dogs tested positive for rabies. expert say you should always avoid contact with raccoons, and keep your pets vaccinated, and up to date on their vaccinations. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 tonight, ankle nerve wisconsin, after police shooting leaves an unarmed man dead. what the 19 year old mother had to say about her son's death, plus, a roof caves in during a college party find out how many people were hurt and what police say caused this collapse. justin? >> and temperatures continue to climb and get above average in the seven day forecast i'll breakdown those details coming up. >> straight ahead in sports, the flyers with a crucial gain for their playoff hopes today rob with full day >> murder of russian opposition leader borris, the russian official say the men are from the country's northern caucus region, one of putin's harshest critic, gunned down in moscow late last month. investigate verse not announced formal charges against the men in cust

haddon heights 8-inches. atlantic city international airport 7-inches. fishing creek in cape may 6-inches. what about delaware? pike creek 8.2-inches. wood side 7.3-inches. glasgow area 6.5-inches. as we look at those temperatures right now, single digits in the pocono mountains. 18 degrees currently in allentown. 20 in atlantic city. but look at the record low temperatures expected. nine in philadelphia. the record is tepp from 1978. wilmington your record is 11 from 1926. the forecast is eight. and look at allentown. the record low is seven from 1960. the forecast is zero. not only will we see records but with temperatures that cold, any of the treated roadways the chemicals really aren't going to work that well. so we are looking at major problems on the roadways tomorrow morning as far as black ice and just a solid sheet of ice in many locations with temperatures that cold. as we watch the clock, you can see that cold air continues to rush in. by 1:00 a.m. it will be 18 degrees in philadelphia. as we continue to march on in time by 7am, yeah it will

at haddon township they are expecting another pallet of ice melt tonight. >> they want to buy 10 and 20 we are limiting it to one to two bags per customer to spread it out so our regular customers have something. >> just about everybody we spoke to is hope that this is the last winter storm. >> i'll be glad to get this winter behind us. i'm ready for warm weather. >> back here at the westmont ace hardware store they have a little bit of ice melt, if you need it get over quickly, if you can't get here tonight they are expecting a full shipment tomorrow. >> it's a hot item. lets switch to david henry in commery hill, where road crews are getting ready for the weather on the way. >> we are along route 70 in cherry hill, if you look behind me it looks like a half mile stretch of route 0u67, multiply that 1600 times and you get an idea of how much blacktop camden county road crews have to clear tomorrow. >> we have over 800 lane miles from camden county. >> the road crews spent today getting ready, trucks were loading up with salt and maintenance crews were gearing up. they were putting n

along dublin pike, just like this morning we have a down pole and wires in mercer, and a crash in haddon heights, off to the side but speeds in the 30s in that neck of the woods. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this tuesday afternoon, one friend is talking about a crash along 95 an overturned car over the bristol interchange at 413, we'll keep tabs on that and so many other issues. >> thank you matt. >>> still ahead we have a pair of recalls to tell you about affecting a popular brand of frozen food and a specific brand of ice-cream. and a bold decision that has people talking, the surgery that angelina just had that she hopes will cut her risk of having cancer. >>> and american airlines taking another step forward, what this means for local travellers. >>> president obama has agreed to keep 98 hundred american troops in afghanistan until the end of the year. he confirmed the plans after a white house meeting with the afghan president. the original plan was to bring half the troops home but he asked obama to slow the withdrawal as his country faces new challenges from th

we have ventured into haddon township wedged between route 130 and mount evefram a avenue and boom boom boom, we have three potholes right here. the guys, ironically we happened to be standing outside a tire carol family discount tire center which i'm sure has been get something business because of all of this. our bill anderson was at a tire carol location yesterday where they said they have seen a boom in business because so many people are blowing their tires. yesterday bill was traveling throughout the area he saw people on baltimore pike complaining about these potholes. we also say camden county crews in new jersey, out and about trying to repair them as fast as they can but obviously it will take sometime after such a rough winter that we had. so in the meantime we have been talking with people just about the the frustrations in dealing with potholes maybe having one, two or three blown tires. >> front passenger side tire was completely shredded, bent my rim. my rear passenger tire was slowly leaking, i come to find out about 20 minutes later after the thing completely deflated t

at least you won't have to worry about that and the big mess we had haddon friday with all that snow. in fact we will look at the the future cast and show you that there aren't even any clouds really in the the forecast as we go through the rest of the day, they would show up if we had any. here comes some moving in tonight the but it is not a big deal. the the bigger deal is the temperature situation 16 degrees is your current temperature in mount pocono 30 in the the city, 25 in trenton. twenty-eight in wilmington. thirty-two wildwood. but factor in that wind because there is enough of it the out there to make it feel colder. so 17 is the wind chill in allentown. the feels like single digits up in the mountains and 19 degrees is your wind chill in wilmington. temperatures will be taking a roller coaster ride and here's how it looks on a graph as we go way up and back down to below average temperatures over the weekend. but when we peak at our temperature of about 65 degrees on thursday, that will probably be accompanied by rain and maybe even the first spring thunderstorm. it is a o

. >> i never realize that had they were and what effect they haddon me until something bad happened too to the people, that i needed to go to because i just viewed these tapes. >> reporter: pentagon says there were 7,000 fewer sexual assault last year then 2012 and more women and men are coming forward but says more must be done. >> it is very disheart evening to go through something like this and get no justice but just hoping. >> reporter: hope for justice for her and others after years of military service. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and tonight murder charges are pending a against girlfriend of slain darby boro police officer mark hudson. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson joins us live from the delaware county district attorney's office in media where a news conference just wrapped up, steve. >> reporter: as we speak 27 year-old tiana finch now facing an arraignment on charges that she murdered her own boyfriend. we have learn more about this case police releasing affidavit in that press conference just moment ago. in this two very different versions from

clinton spoke openly about her mother and the influence that she has haddon her. >> the the other great thing my mother once said to me she said you know, you have a choice to make every day. you can be the lead actor in your own life or you can be a big player reacting to other people and not leading your own life. so make that decision every day to be the lead actor in your own life. >> politicians can use camp for adults and too many leaders get back in the partisan corners and won't work together. something that she may want to change if she becomes president. she's expect to launch a presidential campaign within the next few weeks. >>> a south philadelphia mother wants answers after her two daughters ended up in the back of the police car. >> police say a 911 call came in when taylor sisters were seen walk ago long near 25th and snyder. when office's arrived they learn the the girls just missed their school bus and were lock out of the house. officers did what many would have done they just drove the girls to school. >> supervisor advised the officers to drive the children to will

. >> as repair shops like collision max in haddon township fix the victims road crews are after the culpritsus a up close look at one of the 13 pothole killers machines that they rent this time of year. the dot has increased the pothole repair budget by 25%. it plans to spend $4 million fixing 300,000 potholes. >> anybody who travels the roads knows it has take answer beating, and that, you know, westbound need to get on this right away. >> in less than five minutes the pothole killers create a hot patch. it is a one man job officials say they need help by identifying troubled roads. if you see pot mark paved, call 1800 pot homes. cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> your time now 6:48. and entertainer bill cosby bill cosby the show will go on. >> he has released new video promoting a upcoming performance. >> 8:00 show, that's right you know i'll be hilarious. >> the philadelphia born comedian is appearing saturday in wheeling, west virginia. two other shows have been canceled, two are still on. >> now in the video cosby does not add dregg allegations against him number of women have acc

haddon heights at saint rosa lima a school 61. new castle county airport 61. northeast philadelphia airport sits at 61. but with that sunshine late this afternoon we could bump it up. right now it is 60 degrees. so far in philadelphia 61. warmest temperature since last year at christmas. allentown 52. the the poconos 50 degrees, some spring skiing conditions and 60 degrees in dover and right now millville it is 63 degrees. high pressure builds in during the day tomorrow. highs will be seasonably cool or mile in matter how you look at it. temperatures in the lower 60's but sunshine will fade behind high sir us cloud as our next weather make up moves up from the south on friday. temperatures will be in the 40's approaching 50 and this will bring rain. a area of low pressure stays to the west. remember the storms to the the west of us never get the the best of us. temperatures will still be in the 50's on saturday but expect some rain heavy at times and if you have any soccer lacrosse, any type of outdoor activity for saturday most likely it will be postpone. tak

there's a crash along haddon avenue near liberty street involving a pedestrian and i have a couple on 30 eastbound one is at 130 on the shoulder, another approaching collings avenue takes out the left lane n robbinsville mercer county watch out for debris in the roadway northbound on 130 approaching hankins road. in bear delaware a crash closing the southbound lanes of route seven at song smith drive. walter road a possible alternate. let's grab the ipad on the friday afternoon do the commuter report. one of our friends using the waze app talking about a pothole one of many in the road along germantown pike in worcester. that's chuck speedy who is a member of our team. go to my waze and check out the 6abc commuter team. join us and get special updates of special events like the love run this weekend the half marathon is going to cause a lot of closures. with the waze app you can keep thank of them. we'll check it again rick and shirleen coming up in the next half hour. >> got to love the waze app. >>> one of the most powerful men in american to ticks decides to call it quits. >> setti

but then we're hitting a wall of traffic just 7 miles per hour headed toward an accident scene in haddon heights. southbound lanes of 295 just past the white horse pike route 30 is where that crash is and it's taking out the right lane thus giving us those very slow speeds coming down from route 73. camera time along the schuylkill expressway. looks like a fender-bender up there at the top of the screen eastbound approaching spring garden street. plenty of slow speeds to accompany it as you come in from the roosevelt boulevard and speaking of spring garden street, new restrictions went into effect today along spring garden. if you're driving a truck that's 30 feet or longer you can't use those spring garden bridges over the schuylkill any more, closed for the next while. couple accidents in lower oxford one closing 472 lancaster pike. head for scroggy road. one in upper oxford along 896. crash along red hill at seventh street and main street. we'll check it again rick and mon cam -- monica. hope you enjoyed that road trip. >> it was fun. >> isis supporters making threats against the foun

starting at 7::this morning and each day this week haddon avenue closing near ferry avenue.for construction. tam. >> okay, thank you matt. >>> and we have been following this developing story out of georgia this morning. the execution of a georgia woman was postponed for the second overnight. kelly renee gissendaner was set to die for a 1997 murder plot targeting her husband. officials say the lone drug that was supposed to be used appeared cloudy as if there was something wrong with it. last week winter weather delayed the execution. no new date has been set. >> 6:18. karen is tracking a storm that will create a messy evening commute. karen. >> tracker six live 3-d showing that storm right now. see in it pittsburgh and to our west bringing snow, sleet and rain. it's all coming our way. details on when it comes in that accuweather forecast next. >> ♪♪ healing is something we do. together. and together we put veterans first. search va careers to find out how. why do i cook? because i make the best chicken noodle soup. because i make the best chicken noodle soup. because i mak

they find everything she haddon her stolen as they divided it up. they find exact amount of money on them as well and inspector scott small says what a horrific story and heinous crime as he talk to us last night. >> very violent crime, very heinous crime, during this robbery and sexual assault, according to our victim the male whose committed this crime stated to her, point of gun that if she called the police or told anyone, including her family is that they would find her and kill her and also, kill her family. so you can imagine she was very, very frightened even when she was reporting this information to the philadelphia police officer who responded. >> reporter: again, these are school age kid saying that to her and doing this to her with a gun. jim stohlman's name and face is still fresh on our viewers mind. it was two friday's ago today we were telling what you happened to them and now this. a lot of people out there at home like you two guys on the set saying what is going on with some of the kids in this town and their parents as well. >>

we were in cherry hill, haddon township, it is every where. yesterday our bill anderson was out and about too. he talk to people so frustrated they have been popping tires left and right. >> front passenger side tire was completely shredded. bent my rim. my rear passenger tire was slowly leaking, coming to find out. the rim was also bent. >> it is deep. they are wide. is there cracks every where on the road. for the most part it took a toll on my car. >> reporter: we know mayor nutter was asking for additional fund to seal these potholes as hundreds have been reported in the city, it is in the just the city clearly. we are in the city of camden. we are still wait if you go they're bus to come through the pothole. the as we said earlier with the kids, you know, it the is a bumpy ride on the school bus and especially bum will py now because of such a mess out here, today alex and mike. >> all right. you have your work cut out for you. are you coming in the city? what are you going to do. watch this. >> reporter: we have about 45 minutes so is th

last week with the snow days kid haddon both thursday and friday. unable to pick up their septa passes. last weeks septa a pass is good for this morning up until 12:00 noonan then school students will receive this weeks passes, later on today when they get to school on this monday. mike and lauren, back over to youy was watching fox 29 weekend this past couple days and weekend show kind of kicked off a discussion we will have all week. no more week. the it is currently underway. no more is a public awareness and engagement campaign which strives to end domestic violence and sexual assault in our country. >> in fact, the same people behind one of the most memorable television commercials featuring during this years super bowl. do you remember this. >> 911 where is your emergency. >> would i like a pizza for delivery you have reached 911 is this a a emergency line. >> large with half pepperoni, half mushroom. >> do you have an emergency or not. >> yes. >> you have unable to talk. >> right, right. >> is there someone in the room with you. >> yes. >> se

but at least it won't be raining or snowing or anything we haddon friday. sunnies out. bus stop buddy has good advice, bundle up to day even with the gloves because it is 27 degrees but it feels like 19 out there. a wind chill of 19 and sunrise just happened at 7:00 o'clock on the dot. we will see that official time anyway. sunny skies, cold today with a high of 43. tonight we're down to 26 degrees with wind chills once again in the teens. the is there your monday. we will tell you where we have a warmer change coming up in just a few minutes, bob kelly is here right now. >> good morning, sue. 7:02. good morning e erybody. monday, back to work and back to school and an accident on the 42 freeway. we will go for a ride coming in towards philadelphia a delays from route 55, heading in toward i295. so that is slowing us down, somewhat as we head in towards the city. delays in the typical spot here on 42 2a live look at valley forge road there, eastbound lanes of 422, bumper to bumper from collegeville on into the king of prussia interchange. i-95, jammo, from the betsy in

surprised if the sun glare this morning, has had an effect on a number of accidents that we have haddon the majors. north on the 42 freeway watch for delays from route 41 heading toward i295 in bellmawr. mike and alex, back over to you. >> thanks, bob 7:33. more developments continue to unfold in the germanwings plane crash. investigators they include reports of leak audio from the black box reporter to a german paper that pushed a time line of all that happened right before the crash. >> yes, leak, come on before the investigation is done. a german prosecutor now confirms that the co pilot had once been diagnosed with suicidal tendencies. so lufthansa, the parent company have of germanwings declined to say whether it knew of co pilot andreas lubitz mental health problems, but said, he had passed all medical checks since starting work with the the airline two years ago. prosecutor say he deliberately crash the airline inner to the french mountain side last week. lufthansa says, it is insurers are setting aside 300 million-dollar to deal with possible costs, resulting from the crash. so

mount holly, new jersey 8.3 inches. 8 inches in haddon heights and voorhees had 7.5, atlantic city, new daily snowfall record with 7 inches yesterday. in the state of delaware we had 8.2 in pike creek new you castle will. 6.2. everybody else was in between. here in pennsylvania, correct sir, king of prussia, 10.4 inches n wayne 10 inches. cry done eight-point will. here in philadelphia our official measurement was seven and a half inches. just about everybody right within the parameters we thought that this snow would fall but many places got a little bit more than anticipated but nothing as you can see on ultimate doppler radar right now. we have single digit temperatures out there, 12 degrees, in philadelphia, and then of course we will factor in the wind and see what it feels like out there even with the bright sunshine this morning as quincy just showed you. it is really cold out there. so here are your wind chills, ready, three in philadelphia, seven below in allentown. 2 degrees in trenton. the and it feels like seven below in reading, this morning. we also have a degree below zer