. >> reporter: after todd put up green lights hatfields sat belichick on their bench. out came a custom eagles helmet cut from wood followed by brady and gronkowski cut out. he built a football field but darryl hatfield had one last dig, five rings, one for each patriots super bowl win hanging from his fence. >> i have one extra one that will go up late sunday night. >> reporter: he says that will not happen. >> this is one of the best teams i have seen. her hungry. they will bring this trophy back down broad street. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> reporter: back here live, guys you can see fun, these are neighbors, friends so everyone is really excited about the game this weekend. you can see how this neighborhood has come together as they are cheering on the eagles, this sunday. i'm live here from riverside, new jersey, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right, greg, tell everybody hi, thanks very much >> just a little bit i will introduce to you a berks county man with a special particular reason that he is rooting for the patriots this weekend, ukee and nico

we want to go to skyforce 10 over this breaking news in hatfield, montgomery county where a s.w.a.t. team has a home surrounded here. near columbia avenue and broad street. those police lights flashing there, down on the ground. police have shut down nearby streets as well. also asking people to stay in their homes right now. we don't know what the suspect here is wanted for but again, some sort of standoff in hatfield tonight. we'll keep an eye on this. so far, no injuries that we know of. >>> now to sports with danny. >> thank you. one of the eagles super bowl heroes had surgery today. >>> plus, john clark reports from clearwater on the phillies new shortstop. that and much more up next. >>> nbc 10's olympic medal count is brought to you locally by royal caribbean. ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car is hassle-free with just three easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car b

but there's a large area of ice wrg pottstown, hatfield, out to reading, westchester are the puns again a little heavier snow up to allentown, edded into hakertown getting it and it's just about to go into easton. you can get a couple of irchds -- inches in just a couple ur we have rain back to the west. we're not done with this storm at all. as we go through the afternoon, this is some heavier rain in the yellows and oranges. look at this, at 1:00 much of the area covered with heavy, heavy rain. and some localized flooding. here's 2:00. 3:00 we're literally going hour by hour and things tapering off a little bit later today, but we could get one last band of heavy rain. look at that, 7:00 right at the beaches. it is really going to be a wet afternoon and the temperatures vary. it's in the mid-40s to the north, only near 30 -- or to the south and it's only 30 up in allentown. more about what to expect in your neighborhood for the rest of the day coming up. >>> well, the certainly slowg down travel on our roads. nbc 10 first alert jessica boyington isch wag those trouble spots. >> they k

." >> new this morning, a five hour standoff has come to an ends in hatfield, montgomery county. police say a woman being served a warrant at a home on the 300 block of west broad street pointed a gun at law enforcement. the woman and another person inside the house barricaded themselves inside the house. they came out last night. charges are expected later today. >>> president trump is set to discuss school safety once again this morning with state and local officials. this came after he held a listening session with teachers parents and students at at the school district of parkland. young people in alaska, new mexico, florida and all points in between, all these students are flangdz change including those who were meeting with the president. >> i was born into a world where i never got to experience safety and peace. there needs to be a significance change in this country this has to never happen again and people should be able to feel when they go to school they can be safe. >> during the meeting president trump floated the idea of arming teachers and school staff which was m

a five hour standoff has come to an end in hatfield, montgomery county. a woman who was being served a warrant pointed a gun at law enforce. the woman and another person inside the house barricaded themselves from the afternoon into the evening. they came out last night. charges are expected later today. >>> president trump is expected to discuss school safety with state and local officials. this came a day after he held a listening session with teachers, students and parents from the school of parkland and columbine there were students in wilmington, at the friends school, young people in alaska, new mexico, florida and all points in between. all students are demanding change including those who met with the president. >> i was born into a world where i never got to experience safety and peace. there needs to be significant change in this country because this has to never happen again and people should be able to to feel when they go to school she can be safe. >>> during the meeting president trump floated the idea of arming teacher and school staff whic

so hatfield, unionville pike closed between maple avenue and school road. investigative stages. lansdale, main street, broad street, you have another accident there, as well. plus, we have an ambulance building fire, so woodstown, new jersey, route 40, between route 45 and elm streetment and the fire in old city yesterday, still has chestnut street closed between second and third. so market is going to be your best alternate. jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. national constitution center celebrating president's day, today visitors will get a chance to learn about the office of the presidency, and test the presidential knowledge. >> also offering free admission today, "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen live with the view of today's activities. morning, pat. >> reporter: morning, guys. let me ask you, were you convinced by my swearing in, what do you think of my -- >> oh, better than fergie's performance, if that means anything. >> i would a grow with that, i am probably a better singer than fergie, don't tell her that, though. but, ya. >> neither he

trenton, hatfield, philadelphia, glassboro, no sign of fog, or fog this morning, we're fog-free. come tomorrow, we'll see the clouds return to the area. today, even though it's cooler with sunshine, it may actually feel warmer this afternoon. by lunchtime, 51 degrees. lehigh valley up to 50. 56 degrees in millville. and into the 50s this afternoon. 55 degrees at 3:00 in philadelphia. look at the 50s for millville and mt. holly. by this evening, we'll see the temperatures come down. the skies will stay clear this evening. it's tomorrow that the clouds move in. and that's going to lead to rain. rain beginning in march. before we get to the weekend, thursday and friday. for philadelphia, dover, atlantic city and reading. there's threat of flooding. coastal flooding at the shore because the storm will also bring strong gusty winds. come saturday, the winds will still be blowing. but the wet weather moves out and we'll get afternoon sunshine with temperatures in the 40s on saturday and sunday. less windy, back into the 40s and dry through the weekend. more wet weather is ahead actuall

reporter: we checked on that a slew of burglary and theft charges have been filed begins the two out of hatfield township. both are being held without bail at cape may county jail. meanwhile police in wildwood crest have a program, where they will check in on summer homes. >> we go around once every two and a half, three weeks, check your property from the outside , make sure there is no forced entry and then we record that information. >> reporter: homeowners are encouraged to sign up at the he lease department. in wildwood crest, joe holden for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >>> a philadelphia man is in critical condition, tonight after being, abduct, tied up, and then burned in his own car police say they believe he was targeted. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is at philadelphia 's special victims unit in hunting park tonight where officials held a press conference late this afternoon , david. >> reporter: this is a bizarre story and this is a tragic story, authorities say that the suspects, three suspects they are looking for, knew victim in this case but details are horrific. that 34 year-o

the couple also has active warrant in pennsylvania for multiple burglaries and in hatfield. >> and the flu is suspected of taking another life this one hits close to home. health officials say young child from new jersey has now died. the five year old child from north bergen not yet identified died yesterday. so far this season more than 60 children have died from the virus. the dcc says it is one of the worse on record with the rate of flu hospitalizations approaching the highest amount ever recorded. health officials in delaware reporting record breaking number every cases with flew flu related deaths in the past week alone. between january 28th and february 3rd, there were 995 confirmed cases of the flu in the state. that's the highest single week total since they began keeping records. nearly 3,000 confirmed flu caseses in delaware so far this season. >> and for more on the flu epidemic held on over to our website the latest on reported cases in our region as ways to protect yourself from the virus, go to cbsphilly.com/ health. >> the zink rhett service and the nypd teaming to up

so hatfield sealing little bit of a wintry mix the same in norristown.to the north of pottstown into berks county and it's all going to be filling in as that colder air makes its way. so it's 32 degrees right now if the poconos. it's 36 in allentown. 34 in pottstown. 41 in philadelphia. and the cold is coming so as we go hour by hour you can see future calf has good grief what's going on right now we go to two, 3:00 a.m. and here comes the snow through philadelphia and then slowly slides off the coast bye-bye 6am so it's a quick hit and it's not a lot of snow. it's a coating mainly on the grassy surfaces. a couple inches possibly in the poconos. temperatures borderline in the 30s. look at the wind chills the cold air rushes in. temperatures plunging tomorrow morning. winds gusting to 25. am i paining the picture? brutal tomorrow morning. feel like five below in the poconos. 18 in philadelphia. and six in land cast. it will get colder and still be windy in the afternoon so those wind chills will go down. nine below in the poconos bite afternoon. only nine

the couple also has active warrant in pennsylvania for multiple burglaries in hatfield, both are being held without bail at the cape may county jail. >> well the time now 5:35. in business news this morning, layoffs for workers at two well known businesses cents. >> plus, the morning numbers, money watch's diane king hall joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, diane, good morning. >> good morning, rahel, jim. let's start billion numbers. wall street rebounds continues for second trading session, rallied, and the nasdaq jumped 107. in a rare move from jobs headed to the chopping block adam son. according to the seattle times the layoff affect several hundred people of the 40,000 workers employed at it headquarters, it comes after years long hiring spree by the e commerce giant, and follows it best quarterly profit ever of nearly $2 billion. and the nation's largest book seller barnes and noble is also laying off workers, following a weak holiday shopping seasonment sales during the all-important holiday season dropped 6.4%, on line sales also dropped, the layoffs include cash

southbound past lansdale, an accident blocks the right lane, this is new an accident investigation in hatfieldhutting down unionville pike. crews on the scene that's between maple avenue and school road. ridley township three vehicles involved with the scene mcdade boulevard at morton avenue. when you look at the temperatures in the suburbs, you can see why, 27 in quakertown. it's above freezing in bethlehem, and pottstown, not in coatsville yet. 28 there. 31 in long wood. in the mid and upper 30s. south jersey, 29 in browns mills, 30 in hammonton and vineland. below freezing in tuckahoe and k4r5eu789 -- claymont delaware, storm tracker 6 live showing we have showers on way, dave is tracking that and a warm up in the seven day. >> 6:40 a.m., still ahead on "action news," a pilot makes a daring landings in the middle of on coming cars. >> a pop star stuns the mba all star crowd with her interesting rendition of the national anthem. you'll hear it later on "action news." ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (a

an accident investigation hatfield montgomery county unionville pike they had to shut it down between. stick to burgey. look at this hour driving, i have to turn to the left, because the flares set up, crews on the scene the accident scene involving a pedestrian. shut down all morning still shut down. stick to knapp road, matt. >> we'll be back with david murphy and accuweather. >> reporter: well, we have early sunshine waiting for the clouds to get thicker. storm tracker 6 live double scan picking up showers down the pike by baltimore, they are pushing in our direction. 35 degrees in philadelphia. below freezing in allentown. this afternoon we'll improve with the southerly wind kicking in, we'll get up to 52 degrees. we'll have clouds in jen and a spotty shower. 70 tomorrow, 73 on wednesday, records will fall. "g.m.a." is back after this break. i'll call you back. is this my car? state farm knows that for every one of those moments... what? this is ridiculous! there's one of these... sam, i gotta go... is this my car? what? this is ridiculous! this can't be happening! this can't be h

but there's a crash in hatfield right around garfield avenue. obviously the fire is under control, but the closures still in place. chestnut between second and market and between second and fourth will be redirected around the scene there. >>> breaking right now a fire rips through a salem county building destroying at least six ambulances. >> nbc 10's pamela osborn is live on scene. pam, neighbors say they heard the explosion earlier this morning from the building. tell us more. >> reporter: yeah, tracy. they said those explosions started at the 4:00 time this morning. there isn't really much there. you can see those bays where those ambulances were housed. they are completely destroyed. we can show you there does appear one that is still left behind that wasn't inside at the time of the fire. those explosions that followed. but this was just a massive fire. residents say the fire was actually as high up as those ladders you see now extended. we want to show you some viewer video of what this looked like when those flames first broke out. we've

slow speed as long 209 through montgomeriville. 11 miles per hour and hatfield we are watching police department activity and shutting down 40 foot road broad street route 463 as a result. broad street not where you want to be this afternoon. had an earlier crash in newcastling 495 approaching the merge of 95 and cleared out of the way i would stick with 95. speeds of 12 miles per hour. single digit speeds in mt. laurel burlington county thanks to a crash near the new jersey turnpike and slow going in both directions. use 70 or 38. and you can't use the a.c. rail line from philadelphia to cherry hill. the njt buses are cross honoring tickets and septa paoli thorndale rail line has 15 minute delays outbound because of signal problems. >> thank you. much more ahead on "action news" tonight. the little girl's heart breaking plea to her local sheriff. what she is asking him to do to keep him and her classmates safe. >>> and engineers spend the day duct taping themselves to a wall in knowledge. >>> and warmth that was nice while we had had it and change is coming in from the west and cold

the luther home in hatfield gave their residents a day at the casino and set up the tables and dealers to show them how to play. >>> still to come on "action news" at 4:00. why leave love up to chance when you can leave it up to science. that is the pitch behind the new dating site. we'll tell you how it works in big talkers. >> one virginia mom discovered her 11-year-old was being bullied and took matters into her own hand by taking her to a cosmetic surgeon. why she let her daughter go under the knife. ♪ hey, sir lose-a-lot! thou hast the patchy beard of a pre-pubescent squire! thy armor was forged by a feeble-fingered peasant woman... your mom! as long as hecklers love to heckle, you can count on geico saving folks money. boring! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> an ohio mom could spent up to eight years behind bars for leaving her children home alone so she could take a trip to europe. erin macke left her three kids ranging from 6 to 12 by themselves for 10 days as she traveled through germany and confessed to leaving a gun out in the open

. >> lets look at highs across the network today, in hatfield jeff moore got to 72.bertsville had a high of 74 at her weather station. bill in levittown tat at 72. bill in cardington at 73. a couple of 74's here in perkasie and in willingboro. we have photos from our weather watchers, again, loving this day phil sent this he send of cold i locks, at the philadelphia zoo today. nice shot of that. beautiful animal from a few months back. tiger lilies ready to roll picking up through the ground and the leaves there and we had another shot of the flowers, getting ready to bloom, they think it is spring , here they are in full bloom from bill, they may be in for a rough surprise later this week when highs are only in the 40's. lets look at how things are shaping up at our live neighborhood network sites, it is cloudy back towards reading we will see fog develop again tonight, this morning, was a foggy mess out there, overnight and early morning hours, mist,tories will and that will ray develop tonight. you can see fog forming here 63 in reading. all thanks to this system

right here an accident between unionville pike at hatfield road and we have a crash horsham road betweenwn and upper state road. now back here at lifetime cafe chris, this is more than just pump me up energy drink. >> absolutely we have everything. you have time to sit you can order a meal. in a rush grab and go cooler we have deviled eggs, salads, everything to take with you. if you don't want to cook we have meals to go. you have your protein, grains, veggies, all encompassing here >> i just found out you don't have to be a member of lifetime in order to come in and actually hang out in the cafe. i'm coming just for deviled eggs. >> i'm coming for this. >> it is a breakfast panini. >> we have cheddar cheese, and your body is a machine you need to know it, nourish it, move it. >> know it, move it. i know mid about i. where are jelly doughnuts. >> okay. >> we just burned off hum do you think you burn off. >> probably like 400. >> that is what my apple watch said. >> yeah. >> your what watch. >> apple watch. >> yes. >> everybody ready to eat. >> yes, lets eat, sueby has the forecast in 15

that rain amounts jeff more more in hatfield .59 inches, levittown our friend bill, got three-quartersrters of an inch in landingberg at gary's home, half inch for barbara lane and almost an inch in chesterfield new jersey as we check with ed connor. photos from weather watchers do show ice today jenny janssen sent this of her back deck just completely iced over definitely a icy start the two morning i wanted toow you difference in the afternoon as see big puddles and, once it changes over. steady rain for quite sometime and has been impacting us all afternoon and continues to do so right now. our weather watchers brings in a goodgy damp, messy conditions be safe, guys, out there tonight. lets check with our live neighborhood network camera, out in reading. this is what the day has looked like just miserable what your windshield looks like, a lot of rain, just slow go on the wake of the morning snow and ice and now just dealing with damp conditions. storm scan 34 though does show good nt is starting to come to an end, we are starting to see steady rain shift off the coast the snow has

seven 's across the map here, lets check on their high temperature today, jeff moore in his house in hatfield degrees on the weather station in gilbertsville. eileen murray at 83. seventy-six at bill's house in levittown. phil at 78. bill in carding ton 78. john jenkins got up to 82. kennett martin's house. lou at eagleville 77 as well. upper 70's in many spots across the region. i want to show you photos from our weather watchers. knoll pits said it feels weird wearing shorts in february but she's here for it, she has neon green shirts on and dog loving it too we have got sunny skies, just a beautiful day. show you this photo of the eagles, no under dogs here. look at this guy, looking at camera like he wants you to be his dinner but they are enjoying nice weather outside at soot thanks to phil for this one showing a little cub enjoying the day as well, just a i great day to be outside when are an animal or, you know, one of us outside enjoying nice wet's long the schuylkill river trailer even just in your neighborhood. pittsburghes on the grill enjoy it, because we have changes. storm scan

hoosiers like chelsea hatfield who accompanied me at the state of the union are seeing the benefits. chelsea is a young mother of three. she is a teller at a rural branch of first farmers branch in tipton, indiana. she learned that she will receive a raise and a bonus as a result of tax reform. this additional income will help chelsea go back to school and earn her associates degree. it will enable her to put money away for her children's college education. first farmers bank and trust is also investing $250,000 per year in community development in these small, rural communities where they serve businesses and individuals. moreover, first farmers is going to invest $150,000 per year in employee development. this is just one company -- one company throughout the state of indiana and we're seeing all sorts of stories like this already emerging. which he will sao*e and employers -- hell which he -- cd others will see real benefits, substantial benefits for themselves, their families, and the entire state and country of course will benefit as a result as well. so indiana, like so many st

we have one accident unionville pike at hatfield right off of mapel avenue. back here live, on a monday morning, taking over montgomery county, and then you will get red what i do you want to do with the kid is today, bring them on by because while the kids are playing in the kid is a contacted my, we can get a massage, check that out, they have a life spa here right off of the fort washington interchange. good morning. you can come in, we already did our hair, nails right out front. sign up to get a massage. you don't have to be a member to get the massage. there is a lot of folks here, 4:00 this morning. they came in. did the work out. get their hair done. i torn my meniscus, good morning, girls. i'm here for my massage. i will kick my shoes off here, okay. is what your name. >> hi. >> what types of massage do we have here. >> two different types, body works which is deep tissue massage, that helps strengthen and strengthen the muscle and we have relaxation massage which is more of your, swedish type massage. >> i definitely need some relaxation with six ki

two families that had farms here, way back when, the scofield's and the ford's, sounds like the hatfield's and mckoys. >> yes. >> in 1979 pennsylvania took over this farm, from the tyler estate, george tyler, that's where we are in tyler state parkings and they decided to cut six diamond shaped windows in the bridge, to gave you a view of the neshaminy creek, so here is a look out of this dark covered bridge. ill toss back with a bit of culture for you, all right? we all know charles dickens from christmas time, but he actually crossed bridges in pennsylvania. and he write: we cross this river by a wooden bridge, roofed and covered on all sides, and nearly a mile in lent. it was profoundly dark. perplex with great beams, crossing and recrossing it at every possible angle, and úcrevices in the floor thend rapid river gleemed far down below like a legion of eyes. >> oh. >> that was beautiful. >> so poetic. >> look at that. >> a lot of people were talking about the bridge and stuff. and they're saying it is beautiful. they're sending in pictures of different covered bridges throughout our are

wherein hatfield and mccoy territory.the matter what either side is going to say, it's all a political thing and who will be the judge of us? there's nobody who is not partisan, right? we've got to open this legislation and these governing bodies up to more political parties immediately. we've got to get greens and libertarians, socialists, because just these two, back and forth, and everything that sides as is a lie and that -- and everything the other side says -- it's crazy. is either that or we need to secede for each other -- from each other. i hope we can do that peacefully. but this is just crazy. everything the other side says just to throw whoever is in office out of power. this is crazy. host: marcia, thank you for the call from north carolina. coming up in 15 minutes is michaels for college -- smerconish. we hoped to have david hogg with us, but he won't be joining us today. we hope to reschedule him. he is one of the students, a senior at douglas high school, the scene of that shooting in parkland, florida a w