they spent about an hour inside this horsham apartment. this is place where jacob sullivan lived with sara packer and another woman, a woman who the district attorney of bucks county named as a person of interest in the case when he gave a news conference on sunday, the day that sara packer was arrested. now because this woman has not been charged or implicated in a crime, we are not naming her tonight. however her attorney did come outside and spoke with us about her involvement with the police investigation to this point. >> she's cooperating, she has been cooperating. i didn't know they were going to do that, but i understand why they're doing that. >> she hasn't been charged with a crime. why would she be appointed by the court? >> anybody who testifies before the grand jury is appointed an attorney. >> now, the attorney says that this woman lived with jacob sullivan and sara packer for approximately a year and a half. she said that she also lived in the home. the same home where 14-year-old grace packer lived with her mother and her b

it will go to help people in horsham whose water supply with chemicals from an old naval air station. at least one resident accusing the navy of hazardous waste.

there's a crash at horsham and 295 looking great. route 30 here. 295 on the bottom looks great there. just wet watching on and off the ramps as well. or andover, in new jersey, 42 freeway. walt whitman bridge, average speeds in the 50s. >> jessica, thanks. >>> we're following breaking news overnight from washington, d.c. where the senate passed a resolution clearing the first major hurdle if the republican effort to repeal obamacare. matt delucia is live in our digital operations center. >> there were several votes, and then just before 1:30 this morning, the senate passed a bill that leads the way to repeal the afford only care act named obamacare. the entire process could take weeks if not months. and president-elect donald trump has said one of his top priorities is a repeal. affordable care act. a measure passed 44-38. only one republican voted no. senator rand paul of kentucky. most democrats want to keep obamacare. some of those senators on the left spoke with their attempt to change some minds. one of those who spoke up is sen

local impacted horsham, chester and chester county. from the state and federal grants. $10 million of that money will go to people in horsham whose water supply was contaminated by chemicals by the old naval air station. at least one resident filed a lawsuit accusing the navy of illegally zbosing of hazardous waste. >>> diverse in communication. nbc10 was at the national association for multiethnicity paragon awards. three professionals were honored for their work. comcast the parent company of nbc10 is a proud sponsor of that event. >>> well, if you bought some things that weren't on your list as did you your holiday shopping you weren't alone. >> according to a report just released by creditcard.com, 3 in 4 shoppers made an impulse purchase over the season. 45% who made the impulse purchases bought them for themselves. >>> here's more of the stories that we're following for you and today's headlines starting right now on nbc10 news. >>> the first presidential visit. president trump comes to philadelphia today. and they will be there

you will have to use this alternate, street road, or horsham road your best bet. also, county line road at park road. a lot going on, pack that patience, and leave early. jim, over to you. >> good advice, thanks, meisha. the american red cross is issuing an emergency call for blood donations. roxanna tells us, the supply running low parts of the country deals with bad weather. >> reporter: lori laurence knows how critical it is to give blood. that's why she makes sure to donate every two months. >> one of my daughters had surgery, number of surgical procedures when she was little. she needed blood at that time. i know it is just a necessary thing. >> red cross hoping more people get the message. and give that life saving gift right away. the nation is facing a severe blood shortage this winter. >> as you would expect, we have to cancel blood drives, because of inclement weather. but this year, we have canceled 300 blood drives since december 1st. >> donation haves also take answer hit because people get busy over the holidays. the agency says centers are now strug

this will impact residents in horsham, chester city and chester county. the funding will come from state funds, federal grants and recycled loan payments. >>> $10 million of that money will go to help horsham residents impacted when their water supply was contaminated by chemicals from an old naval air station nearby. one resident filed a lawsuit accusing the navy improperly disposing of hazardous waste. >>> a few details of what jewelers row could look like. there could be a tower with condos and retail space at 7th and sansom street. the huge tower would be in brick to match surrounding businesses. the second is more modern. this is a controversial project. many businesses are fighting to keep that building out. >>> a business boom. next at 5:00, the new stores and restaurants moving into a south jersey community. >>> and celebration at the stock market. the dow jones hit 20,000 for the first time. what does that mean for your money? we have a financial expert here to break down. >>> a milestone day has just come to an end on wall street. the dow closed

. >>> a very special day in horsham for one sergeant in the national guard. sylvester fisher retired today after 42 years with service in the national guard. he was the longest current serving guards man in the state of pennsylvania. he was assigned to the horsham air guard station joining back in 1974, big congratulations going out tonight to sergeant fisher. >> and it was a shocking video. police say four people ruthlessly tortured a disable man and broadcast it all on facebook live. how the community of the world is now rallying around that man. >> and we are now less than two weeks from the inauguration of president-elect donald trump. so what kind of security measures running put in place to make sure there are no problems? >> and we still got our eye on the weather tonight, the snow has stopped, but it is still very, very nasty out there. blowing snow is making it tough to see in some places, and the windchills are near zero in other places. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up.

chestnut lane take lime kiln and at park take horsham road. nydia i'll send it over to you. >> thank you gina. nice to see you this morning. >>> kim no vac said she went to the store to get ice cream. she hit something on the road and the car was shut down and locked inside. body cam video captured the frantic moment an officer smashed the car window open. a neighbor ran over and helped the officer pull knovac to safety. now she is calling them heros. remember the ice cream she went out to get? , the same officer who saved her life brought her some the next day. >>> japanese investors soured on president trump's call to put america's first. they are concerned that the new president will restrict trade and bring jobs back here. >>> wall street ended on an upbeat. note. recall is linked to a packaging flaw that could allow a piece of glass 30 break off into a bottle in. >>> vin diesel action sequel triple x came in second. >>> we're following two big stories on "action news," a nor'easter is making its mark, there are concerns about flooding and

the only thing moving here in horsham aren't the trains but the cages.und. —— the coaches. they are not going to central london, but two other train stations. you can see to the left the platforms, no trains moving, the green and white train you can see in the distance is a southern rail train they should be moving but is not. something like 2200 train should be running on any given work day—to—day, none are running at the moment across kent, sussex, and parts of hampshire. you can imagine what that is doing bulk of metres. we spoke to one man who competes every day. —— what that is doing for commuters. he expressed the frustrating that many commuters are feeling today. we shouldn't be having to understand it to the degree that we are to understand this, the major players need to sit down and properly resolve it. there are clearly safety concerns that need to be looked at and how this is being rolled alt. southern shouldn't be pushing ahead so wholeheartedly with it if there are these concerns. no journeys nojourneys are moving no journeys are moving tod

horsham road is the best bet to get around that. matt. >> i'm take it, welcome again, gina. president trump has a packed day for his first real day in office. he will meet with democratic leaders in congress. his agenda includes repealing and replacing the healthcare law and passing tax reform. >>> kellyanne conway said president trump will not release his tax returns. he said they litigated it all through the election and quote people didn't care. >>> new on "action news," samsung has announced that battery design caused the galaxy note 7 fire. the company said testsful -- tests of the 200,000 smart phones found battery defects. analysts question whether the employee has gotten to the heart of the problem. 3 million note 7s were recalled after they overheated and caught fire. >>> benefit simmons will have a scan on his right foot to see if the bone is better healed. he dunked during practice. with an assist from shane, claude giroux scored in overtime lifting the flyers past the islanders, 3-2. it ends the nine game losing streak on the road. super bowl 51 is less than two

writers sfeel under attack and family team of physicians is closing up practice after 56 years in horsham and a philadelphia woman says it's never early to get girls interested in careers of technology, science, math, check in on news radio 1060 on your am dial. a southern california man is promising to make dating great again. helping to make romantic connections between don bell supporters. chris martinez shows us how it works. >> that's why i quit my day job to do this. >> you may call david goss accidental cupid. >> i heard stories about dates going bad because politics were brought up sdmrt long time done done supporter took a cue from the entrepreneurial spirit and created web site trump single singles.com. >> people can come and meet each other and don't have to worry about going on the date and talking politics coming up and talking politics and all of a sudden that person getting upset and leaving. >> he figured the web site would appeal to friend and dozen others and he says thousands of trump supporters look for love signed up including amber williams. >> it's a safe space if y

there's a crash at horsham and 295 looking great.n the bottom looks great there. just wet watching on and off the ramps as well. or andover, in new jersey, 42 freeway. walt whitman bridge, average speeds in the 50s. >> jessica, thanks. >>> we're following breaking news overnight from washington, d.c. where the senate passed a resolution clearing the first major hurdle if the republican effort to repeal obamacare. matt delucia is live in our digital operations center. >> there were several votes, and then just

it will go to help people in horsham whose water supply with chemicals from an old naval air station.e resident accusing the navy of hazardous waste. >>> three minutes before five, a bill that would help drivers to pass school bus cameras. t would allow school buss to install cameras on the outside of buses. it goes to the assembly for approval. many buses have cameras on board but they're focused inside and not outside. >>> let's go to the lehigh area. the easton schools will have full-day kindergarten starting in the fall. it will help children have greater success, and it will save the district money by not having to do midday buses. >>> we're getting a glimpse of jewelers row. two proposals both with condos and retail space. the first is a huge brick tower to match the surrounding businesses. second is more modern, glass from street to sky. neighbors who favor preserving the street's history fought against the building. the developer will present its plans to the city next month. >>> nbc10 was in west philadelphia yesterday for the apartmenting at 48th and haverford. it was built

at horsham, 5— 10,000 people who would normally use this concourse. look inside.is com pletely this concourse. look inside. it is completely empty. nothing running whatsoever. the difference compared to the strike last month is that southern, together with other coach companies, putting on coaches to run from here, about 200, and are saying it is very much a backup service. don't expect much from it. it will get people from central london to other train stations where they can pick up other services. very much picking up the slack. bradley will not take a coach or a train. how will you get to work in london? i am driving today to paddington to get some parking there. i will try that today and maybe buses later in the week. another frustrating today and maybe buses later in the week. anotherfrustrating day. not just a frustrating day, but a frustrating year. the strike today is just another day of no train. we are looking at something like 20% less trains over all on normal non— strike days. brighton to victoria during peak hours is limited. there is no express, th

horsham township getting money from the state to clean up water supplies tainted by chemical used inire fighting foam at the naval air base. with the gop retreat in center sit you how is it impacting restaurant week? check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1006 on your a.m. dial. >>> time is 4:48, a friday morning, time for check on business news. >> money watch's hena daniels joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange. so hena, one american auto company is offering employees a major incentive. what is it? >> reporter: good morning, guys. this is pretty great. workers at ford mother over company can expect bonuses of $9,000 on average, that's expected to be the second largest bonus in company history. in 2015 the average bonus check was $9,300. tallied $9 billion pre tax profit in north america last year. >> not too shabby. >> that's nice. >> $9,000. >> well, hena, walgreens hasn't kicked its cigarette habit just yet. i understanded the policy, to stop selling tobacco products is kind of going up in smoke? >> reporter: yes, why is walgreens still sell

. >>> front page of the intelligencer hatboro horsham begins kindergarten registration february 6th youngstersill be signing up for a full day of of school. district officials are moving, full speed ahead with implementation of the program for the 2017/18 academic year. >>> that is a look at some newspaper headlines there around the delaware valley. >>> well, remember how nervous you were when you took your first driving test. >> i do, it feels like just yesterday. well, one woman in but, that is how it ended, woman's car ran a yellow light mere dmv, it happened in costa mesa 40 miles south east of los angeles. it hit the curb and smashed in other cars in the parking lot and no one was seriously injured but it is unclear if that, young person, actually got the hurt drive if she pass that had i failed my first one because i didn't put parking brakes on. >> i did not fail but i took my driving test right before college, summer before college and person was asking about college and i started to say, just keep driving. >> that is good. >> i almost failed. >> okay. >> watch her on the roads. up nex

we have a problem that's new, disabled vehicle stuck out here at horsham road 202, what a way to starthe new year, getting stuck on the road what feels like the middle of the night. issa -- ice is a problem collegeville at main street between 3rd and 5th avenues. on the boulevard, southbound traffic, not crowded heading toward the schuylkill expressway. you're moving okay. let's show you what it looks like on double scan, most of the area getting a soaking of rain. the areas of blue in the north, let's go in tighter here. route 1 looks like rain but in pottstown it -- route 100, looks like rain, could be slick, blue in sommerville and easton and slaifght -- easton, above that in warrington, 35 in saint david, center city, 37. not seeing icing in new jersey, 39 in vineland and 42 in dover, delaware, but it's dreary today, erin. >>> a wisconsin man who had too many drinks rang in the new year with police. he jumped on the car on new year's day. the 25-year-old suspect is waiting to learn his charges. >>> seven people were shot when a gunman opened fire outside a miami home on new new yea

. >> local veterans talked about the pick at a town mall meeting in horsham to discuss veterans benefits. some said they would rather see a man with military experience run the va but maybe he'll bring a different perspective. >>> students will get their first look at new $17 million science center in bucks county in newtown. it features ten labs and areas where students can collaborate on projects. >>> an attraction coming to independence mall will invite business and residents to learn how the bible impacted philadelphia and our country. the american bible study announced yesterday it will begin building the faith and liberty discovery center this spring. >>> it's about a quarter after 6:00. a mild 54 degrees outside. >> jessica boyington has the check of the roads. >> starting on the boulevard, route 1 around 17th street. no major problems or delays as you can see here. north or southbound, on the schuylkill expressway now is the time to go before it actually jams up a little later on in your morning commute. you see the roads are a little damp out there so use caution getting on and

police say a man shot and killed in philadelphia's huntsing park neighborhood last night was from horsham. witnesses told investigators after the shooting, two people robbed the man as he lay dying on the street. investigators are looking for the gunman and the thieves. >> today's president trump is expected to lay out his plans for building a wall along the u.s. mexican border. sources tell nbc news that during a visit to the department of homeland security, he will sign an executive order to begin paying for the wall. >> capital police are in philadelphia stepping up security for the republican lawmakers retreat that begins today at the lowes hotel downtown. president trump will speak to the group tomorrow. you'll find a list of road closures and parking restrictions on the nbc 10 app. >>> former congressman fattah will begin 10 year prison sentence today. has to report to prison this afternoon. last june jury found him guilty of taking illegal million dollar campaign loan and using government and nonprofit money to repay it. >>> today in atlantic city, learn more about state plans to c

. >> a special day in horsham for one sergeant in the national guard. sylvester fisher retired today after 42 years of service in the national guard. he was the longest serving guards man in the state of pennsylvania. was assigned to the air guards station joining back in 1974. big congratulates toss sergeant fisher. >> congratulations. one of the state's largest industries is showing off over the next week. we will take you to the opening of the pennsylvania farm show. plus, many are getting down to the business of getting their christmas tree decorations down, and getting rid of their trees. we'll tell you about environmentally friendly way to do it. >> fox 29 viewers have been sharing their winter weather videos, here is a blues i i scene from cape may. >> this came to us from seth. thank you t looks like you're staying warm inside your car there as you shoot some of this video for us, the new jersey shore, as you know; getting some of the heaviest snowfall today. >>> in northern lib earth it, volunteers are giving families an environmentally friendl

airline before you head down to the airport, lets go to the outside, penndot cameras here an example of horshamoad, again we have heavy rain, the further north and west you go, temperatures dipped down and there is that chance of some icing conditions especially up towards poconos, live look downtown philadelphia, vine street expressway, opened for business, could still be some confetti, and some new years horns still stuck down there on broad street, two street there all of the mummers, festivities there yesterday, but everything is opened, and then up and down 495 through wilmington in problems at the moment. looking good on 202, coming out of chester county. northeast extension, that road where we begin at 50 miles an hour and above freezing at plymouth meeting but further north, speed stay up but temperatures go down, sunday schedule on the septa regional rail lines, they are also running on a modified weekday schedule on the buses and trolleys and patco, new jersey transit and dart also running on a special limited schedule, is what forecast like for rest of the monday and rest of the work

you can see this heavy downpour from 132 crossing route one, highway 13 heading towards langhorne horshamifting up to the north and west and when you do get the heavier downpours don't be surprised if you see a little bit of sleet mixing in, the heavy downpours can pull colder air from higher in the at fire. it's a dynamic cooling. the big problem though with the icing is areas north of i-78, the poconos, lake harmony area this is where we're dealing with some freezing rain and it could be a pretty serious situation up there. we have a winter weather advisory posted for the poconos through tomorrow morning at 11:00 for the potential for some accumulating ice and snow. i think up there it's going to be more of an icing event than a snow event. back here at home, though, temperatures really too warm for any snow. philadelphia 38, allentown 36, wilmington 38, cape may 43 and trenton 37 degrees and the winds have been the big story with the storm. wind gusts right now 38 miles per hour in philadelphia, 44 in cape may. 32 in trenton and the winds will really be blasting for the next couple of

police now say the victim was from horsham. police are trying to track down the gunman and the two thieves. they hope an i.d. left near the body will help in the search. >>> today the former pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah will begin serving his prison service for using nonprofit money to repay a debt. >>> and now to the timeline of the bridge connect iing burkes county and bucks county. they hope to release a timeline in the next few days detailing xaktsly how long it will take to make repairsle. a crack was found in one of the >>> meantime, service is back to service. the service was suspended when the bridge got stuck in the air on monday. tests are being done to see why this happened but crews got it down yesterday. >>> time for a check on the roads with traffic reporter francesca ruscio. what are you seeing out there? >> we have been talking about the sinkhole since 4:00 this morning. i have alternates in place. i marked it with the graphic right over here. where you see in yellow is starting to create some bit of a

here's a live look at horsham road light volume so far this morning but anything that looks wet coulded over. the not thick ice but just a fine glaze not like glaze on top of the that doughnut this morning. forty-one freeway, everybody sleeping in this morning, today that is official holiday , folks off from work, kid off from school, so we haven't had that much volume this morning. taunton lake road over in south jersey still close at tomlin sin mill red from an early morning crash. mass transit, regional rail lines running on a sunday schedule, buses, trolleys, modified weekday schedule, patco, new jersey transit and dart on a special limited schedule. when is rain coming to an end, sue has got tonight 15 seconds >>> it is untreated surfaces that can be tricky this morning with temperatures as bob just mentioned so close to freezing, north of philadelphia. out to the west too we have been having issues in berks county this morning with some icing, and all this moisture coming into our area, in areas where temperature is close to freezing, that is where travel is, tricky but we have

our correspondent duncan kennedy is at horsham station in west sussex for us this morning.terrible, as right across the region, kent, sussex, surrey and parts of hampshire, 300,000 travel journeys should be made today, it is zero at the moment. normally we would have five or 10,000 commuters coming through here in the rush hour. i will show you what is going on inside. a completely empty concourse. it is like that across all the stations on southern railways. the different from last month's strikes, southern and national express are putting on coaches and buses to get a few people around, but it is very patchy, only 200 buses. just to get people a few miles down the track. to recap, it is all about who opened the doors. is it these drivers? they say it should not be them. it is just not safe for them to do so. they say it should be the guard. but southern say it is proven that it is 0kfor southern say it is proven that it is ok for the drivers to do it, there isa ok for the drivers to do it, there is a lot of evidence to say it is safe, and that the guards can be better use