some downed wires youth in huntington valley byberry road closed between heat on road and huntington pike. your alternate for the time being is to take county line road. and we do have a small building fire out in ambler, butler avenue at maple avenue. so just pay attention for some fire police out on the scene directing traffic around the incident. back to you. >> thank you, developing right now, we have some tragic news out of southern california. police ida baby girl found dead inside a dumpster in imperial bun as three year old delacruz infant was kidnapped from her long beach home saturday. that's more than 100 miles from where her body was found. police still looking for the suspect who shot the baby's parents and uncle and then took off with her. >>> philadelphia police need help finding this missing woman. sixty-eight year old wyeth disappeared after leaving a temple at cottman avenue and shush letter street in rhawnhurst, we're told she does have altzheimer's and does not speak english. if you see her you are asked to give police a call. >> family of shane montgomery tells u

every 12 minutes from huntington and every 12 minutes from springfield. once you get to king street you have a train every six minutes. and the train go through roseland by way of the blue line. if you're traveling that way need to allow a little bit of extra time but you'll be able to get across the river and in between either direction this morning. >> no shuttle buses or anything like that needed for folks to get around today through that area? >> there won't be need for shuttle bus service because the green line is restored. we're running on both tracks on the green line. you will -- every station is open. every station has metrorail service. if you're coming from virginia on the what would normally be the yellow line the blue line is how you'll be routed. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning. we'll check with you a little t later to get anymore overnight developments in terms of metro and the investigation. thank you. >>> developing right now. u.s. central command has regained control of the twitter and youtube accounts after a hacking. t

all of the traffic using county line road through huntington valley this morning.ater main break in west conshohocken this will be tough. because route 23, that is front street and then turns into conshohocken state road that is short cut out of the conshohocken for folks wanting to avoid that schuylkill expressway jam. you will want to use spring garden street through the the neighborhood. otherwise the schuylkill is looking good coming into downtown. no problems on i-95 out of the great northeast bridges looking good mass transit running with no delays chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> at 5:19, she was born with the rare spinal condition that forced doctors to amputate both of her legs but at 7:00 years this little girl is already exceeding expectations. >> she has learn to ride a skateboard. fox's lisa has her incredible story. >> reporter: this is a little girl who lets nothing stand in her way. rosie's mom was told that she would be immobile now she's anything but the seven year-old was born with her legs stuck in the crossed position, and a gap in her s

and i'm wondering why you don't, why there isn't a samuel huntington? i mean, you're the closest thing to it, you know? what has changed? why don't we have -- >> she was pointing at zbig not you. >> yeah. that's why i'm moving away. [laughter] >> so that's my question. i mean, what do we need to do to do that? >> in a way strategizing or policy making is a kind of intermediate point between real expertise particularly of the kind of novel problems that are arising to which brent referred to, cyber and science and so forth, and public ignorance. it's the intermediate point. because our public is uniquely uninformed about the world. it has no understanding of world history and how history changes people as people discover their own history and redefine it it has no understanding of events that transpired in the world that affected peoples that harbor prejudices and resentments and then translate them into political reality. have no understanding of geography. that's a stunning fact. we don't teach geography practically in our schools. and the other extrem

give us a counter parole and r proposal and that's been the status quo since 2008 we know that huntington park costs have risen yet the districts premiums have remained stagnant our members pay 3 times what the management pays the employee or the spouse and children pay up to $900 a month for health insurance we should strive to be a model employer with the health care benefits otherwise you're responsible for creating a working core we ask you to indirect them to provide our health care it will cost less than $100,000 a year we kont can't afford this we've prepared a fact sheet with the affordable health care act it's the best thing to do. >> thank you. next speaker please. good evening, commissioners i'm felix i work as a administrator too i have been that the district 15 years and pay roughly $800 for mayor health insurance premium the district has not put up any additional money since 2008 i can't afford the health insurance and asking the district to pay we pay more than 3 times what our coworkers pay and what the representative of the management in 9 district this is not fair sfusd

those stores are located in conshohocken and huntington valley.he company says it will donate nearly $23,000 to local nonprofits at ribbon cutting ceremonies on sunday. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> it is cold this morning. and we're tracking snow in the area. a light snow will accumulate in parts of the area and the wind that's going to stay with us through the day. right now, 26 degrees at 5:26 here at nbc 10. jillian mele is watching some snowflakes fall in parts of the area. first alert traffic center. >> we got some out there. route 100 at huntington road. the light snowfall blanketing the road. pretty quiet as far as volume goes. >>> we're also looking at safety along the schuylkill. >> as friends and family get ready to bury shane montgomery monique braxton is looking into ways to prevent a similar accident. monique? >> tracy, we supposed questions to the mayor's spokesperson about how you can stop someone from falling into the canal or the river. we'll have the answer after the break. >>> at 5:26. you can count on nbc 10 to c

we do have an accident at the lehigh avenue closing lehigh between 25th and 24th, huntington or somerset is your best alternate. we will leave you where speed are reflecting a great ride this morning. erika. >>> updating breaking news in north philadelphia, two officers are injured during a violent three car crash, it happened when they were rushing a shooting victim in the hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us live at 24th and lehigh with the details jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. lehigh avenue at 24th and 25th street in north philadelphia is still closed this morning. you can see why this bad crash sits in the middle of the road here. three cars totaled and a lot of debris in the middle of lehigh avenue. it is surprising in one was seriously injured as a result. most severe is a cut and possible concussion to the police officer driving that cruiser. this is a three car accident involving that police officer's cruiser and two other cars. crash happened at 25th and lehigh around 3:00 this morning. the police officers were transporting a 24 year-o

. >> reporter: students at huntington beach high school have more to worry about than their upcoming final exams. in a letter to parents public health officials said a student with measles was at school on january 6-8 and that simply being in the same room with someone who has measles is sufficient to become infected. dr. eric handler is orange county's health officer. he says the infected student had not been vaccinated for the disease. >> this is a very contagious, serious disease. you can develop ear infection pneumonia, encephalitis, and people can die from it. and here you have something that if you get your shots you can prevent the disease. >> reporter: 24 other unvaccinated students will not be allowed to return to huntington beach high for 21 days, the measles' incubation baigz period. 17-year-old holly is concerned. >> we almost wiped out this disease, and then it comes back because people don't get vaccinated. and i think that, that's the scary part to me is that it can come back. >> reporter: california's department of public health tracks vaccination rates at schools. th

a student at huntington beach high had measles this month.e than 20 unvaccinated students have been told to stay home for 21 days through the incubation period. >>> president obama is going to boise state university. he hopes both parties can work together to authorize military action against islamic militants and guard against cyber attacks. but he did vow to veto any gop attempts to repeal financial or healthcare reforms. it was mr. obama's first state of the union address before a republican-controlled congress. >> he is squandering the last opportunity to set things right with the american people. >> congress mal swalwell a democrat from dublin had a favorable view of the president's new plan. >> tonight people addressed what people are worried about paycheck progress, working harder, earning less, but the costs all around us are going up and the president i think laid out a vision for what we can do to get business and employees on the same path and that's one that's going forward to make sure that people at home can pay for their kids'

blue line trains replacing yellow line between huntington and largo. also good news. we're hearing that the green line service which was in question now running normally every six minutes throughout the whole line of the green line service. investigators are blaming arcing on the third rail for the smoke that filled the train. of course we remember that killed unfortunately one person and sent more than 80 people to hospitals, including a handful of first responders. there was no fire on board but it is still unclear exactly why the electrical malfunction happened. we're told the on site investigation will likely wrap up today but it could take up to a year to determine an exact cause. >> of course i'm concerned where we've had a tragedy, people have been hurt. there's been loss of life. we know that metro areas safely a million -- almost a million people every day. so i know that they would not open the system without assurances that they could travel safely. >> if it does turn out that there is a safety issue that needs immediate attention, the ntsb will and in many

will immigration is a national issue and the fact we've had a city in san francisco for many years huntington park help is with that, i totally agree with you

you can bet that grant and huntington had a relationship. these two men out of the way there is no one left to keep mosby safe. he's thrown out, what do they call it today? reduction in force. he is put out on the street. he ends up getting a job with the interior department. they sent him out to nebraska, to prosecute cattle barons who are grazing cattle on federal lands. it's bad out there. these guys are finding ways to cut off water so the farmers can't get water. they have estates the size of vermont. they are grazing cattle on federal land. mosby is very successful in court. he is a brilliant lawyer. he prosecutes these men. several go to jail. some people don't like that. sure enough, he gets another assignment to colorado. they are waiting for him in colorado. they have senators in their back pocket. they have judges in their back pocket. when they go to court, he is humiliated in court. the court goes against mosby and in favor of the cattle barons. he is so humiliated. the interior department is so humiliated, they send mosby to al

it happened in huntington shortly after 9:00 last night. there was a forwarding situation -- hoarding situation inside this home. a volunteer paramedic killed in the line of duty was laid to rest this afternoon. he died responding to a crash in bel air on january 6. hundreds attended the ceremony. he worked with the bel air fire department and the west friendship fire department. he was described as a great mentor and friend. a two week spree is over, the teams in custody and where -- the teenagers in custody, and where police caught them. >> information about a mal >> following breaking news out of northwest washington tonight two people were hurt in an explosion. it happened on the roof of an office building on k street. the workers injuries were serious, but they are expected to survive. a mall in central florida reopened to flowers and candles one day after a deadly shooting in the food court. two died, the gunman and a 36-year-old foodcourt restaurant owner. the owner tried to shield her from her husband. she was hit, but did survive.

esta maÑana la escuela secundaria de huntington beach ordenÓ a sus alumnos no vacunados no asistir an los ee.uu. 2014 cerrÓ con el mayor nÚmero de casos en dos dÉcadas. >> le mejor manera de protegerse ahora es vacunarse porque no hay medicina que se puedas dar una vez que tengas sarampiÓn. >> la mayorÍa de los contagiados en este brote de sarampiÓn no recibiÓ la vacuna conocida como la triple, la que originÓ rumores de causar autismo. >> no hay riesgo ningÚn riesgo de que cause autismo, problemas mÉdicos. >> la fiscalÍa pedirÁ la pela capital para james holmes el acusado de la masacre ocurrida hace dos aÑos en una sala de cine en aurora en colorado. la ardua tarea ha sido seleccionar a los miembros del jurado que decidirÁn la suerte del jurado se lo declarÓ culpable de la muerte de 12 personas y otros cargos relacionados con el caso. danay rivera nos amplÍa. >> lueg de mÁs de dos aÑos de un matanza en un cine de aurora, colorado dio muerte 12 personas e hiriÓ a otras 70 holmes compareciÓ con un aspecto diferente en el juicio que darÁ comienza la selecciÓn del jurado. en contra de la

. >> the suspect got off at broad and huntington. it is hard to see his face. he wore so many layers, and headphones that were not even plugged. if you recognize him, you're asked to call police. kim jones will be laid to rest on tuesday. >>> a high school student killed just blockeds from his school. a 16-year-old classmate is under arrest. the 14-year-old was stabbed in the chest on his way home from school this afternoon. he died a few hours later. police say there was an earlier dispute at school that led to the stabbing. >>> hundreds of penn state students held a rally. they reached a settlement with the ncaa in the school's sex abuse scandal. they chanted "we have penn state." according to the settlement penn state will get back 112 wins thrown out two years ago. this means the late joe paterno will be restored to his former title of winningest coach. $60 million will go towards fighting child abuse. tonight joe paterno's widow reacted to this decision. >> it is great for everybody. thank you to all of the players. and everybody that made this happen. >>

your best alternate to take huntington or some are set the and route 54 bus they are doing detouring as a result of that incident there ukee. >>> penndot says road an highways are ready for this latest blast of winter. let's show you view over schuylkill expressway as crews brine the the pavement ape roadways. prep work is complete and they are waiting for first flakes to fall. they're monitoring road conditions across the region with the help of their expansive network of cameras. >> the plan will be to position our trucks on the highways, loaded with salt and when snow begins to fall whether it is late morning or afternoon they will salt the red ways, keep roadways wet plow as necessary and then timing of the storm is obviously a concern because it looks like it a appears it won't be extending in the evening rush hour. >>> penndot with all of our area, departments of transportation, wants drivers to stay at least six car length between salt and you mr. trucks giving them plenty have room to to their jobs. >>> now is the time to make sure you have cbs philly weather app to track roa

pike in huntington valley.t's look live at center city philadelphia. a pretty picture but temperatures are on the way down. here's david murphy. >> reporter: you're right about that matt. we have sunshine digging out from behind the clouds in some neighborhoods. the temperature is holding steady at 40 degrees we'll be in the upper 30s in fact wilmington has dipped into the upper 30s so has millville new jersey. there's a wind blowing giving you windchills around the freezing mark. it will be blustery and coral as we go through the afternoon the temperatures slide into the 30s, around the freezing mark by dinnertime. tomorrow cloudy skies, 29 the high. there be the times during the daylight snow showers, i could see a coating to an i do in philadelphia. parts of south jersey and delaware could go one to two maybe higher. that starts after the morning rush hour. it gets bitterly cold later in the week. >> trooper killer, eric frein is schedule be to -- scheduled to be in court today. we'll have updates on the air

janet shamlian joins me from huntington beach, california.ther schools follow suit? >> reporter: hard to say, what's happening here illustrates, tamron, level of concern over the outbreak. two dozen students told not to come to class not just for a day or two but until the end of the month simply because they have not been vaccinated against measles. rebecca renfroe is grounded not by her parents but by her school. they told her not to come back for three weeks. >> that's kind of scary, i'm kind of stressed out right now because i don't know what to do when i get back to school. >> reporter: the 15-year-old among two dozen students at huntington beach high school told to stay home. they aren't sick but the school fears they could become ill because none have been vaccinated for measles. >> child might be at school be contagious no one knows it and is spreading the disease to others. then the disease can take up to 21 days to manifest itself in others that caught it. >> reporter: experts say people without the vaccine are 35 times more likely

a student at huntington beach high had measles earlier in the month. students who are not allowed in class have not been vaccinated. they have to stay home for the next few weeks until the incubation period is over. >>> happening today, "right to die" legislation will be introduced at the state capital. kpix 5's anne makovec in the newsroom explains what the bill would do. >> reporter: it would allow doctors to prescribe life ending medication a debate reignited by a woman who left california because it isn't legal here. >> i'm not ashamed to attach my name to what i think is the right that should belong to all terminally ill americans, i really do. >> reporter: that is brittany maynard the bay area woman who was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer and she decided to die as she put it, "with dignity" instead of letting the disease kill her. she took a lethal dose of medication last november after moving to portland, oregon, one of five states where doctors are allowed to help patients kill themselves. >> as an adult, you are in charge of how much pain

if you're in this area stick to huntington or somerset streets as your alternate tam. >> okay, thank overnight. newly released video is shedding new light on exactly what led up to a deadly police-involved shooting in south jersey. our erin o'hearn is live at the big board and she's got more on this dramatic dash cam video. good morning, erin. >> good morning, tam. this is the video released by bridgeton police department on tuesday. nj.com posted it overnight. it shows two police officers pulling over two men in a car back on december 30th. now the traffic stop escalated quickly leading up to the use of deadly force. we want to warn you the images and language you are about to hear and see are disturbing. >> keep your hands right there. jerome, you're reaching for something you're going to be dead. he's reaching, he's reaching. show him your hands. no you not no you not. don't move. >> don't you (bleep) move. >> that was the beginning of that -- that was the end that of traffic to. as you just heard officers ordered jermaine reid not to move before reid appears too push his way out

will immigration is a national issue and the fact we've had a city in san francisco for many years huntington park help is with that, i totally agree with you dr. sanchez and we're thankful to the president for allowing many of the families there are still people that are not qualified so we'll use the safety net to insure that everyone feels welcome within the department and we'll work with the national level as well. >> thank you. >> was there any public comment. >> there are no public comment for questions. >> proceeded to the next item. >> general public comment we have a one request. >> yeah. mr. gasping rose you have 3 minutes, sir. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm my name is michael i've been a resident of san francisco for 16 years now an economic researcher on topics of hiv i'm hiv positive and i have used several of ryan white services i served many years of the hiv planning council who's duties include even though allocation of ryan white i sent a lengthy document to the commission that provides greater detail about any comments i've come to draw your attention to the document

employer and not have the employees struggle to pay because they have a family they wish to provide huntington park for our proposal only costs $100000 a year but it is invariable to us in the end please tell the district to negotiate with us over health care thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. i'm david and i was prepared to read something similar but i can't i look around the room and see the commissioners and superintendant with the nice max and smart devices and i recall when it didn't pivot i recall a time when the district negotiated and some remember but increasingly things are changed rapid lastly the did not and the importance of those devices as grown the implicit to the the district to provide better equipment is evidence but the people that crawl on the desk to wire or pit software or download software hadn't increased i've seen the younger migration that 0 those who have come up since i've been here one the first things they comment to say serving the kids it's admirable but it's hard for them to support the kid when they have pr

. >> reporter: blue line trains replace the yellow between huntington and largo arriving every 12 minutes. >> there's no yellow line train service. >> reporter: announcements and message boards warned passengers and metro staff helped direct riders. commuters traveling the green line, they were in luck. no changes to service at all on the green line and delays were minimal. >> i watched the news before i left home. they did say there was going to be a delay but really when i got to the station, i get on at southern avenue so when i got there, it was fine. >> reporter: thanks to notification and preparation, most folks enjoyed a smoother than expected commute into work hoping now for a safe and easy ride home. for a complete list of all of these service changes and any updates that could affect your commute home on metro, check out our mobile app on wusa9. now let's check out nikki burdine, my colleague who is live at king street metro station in alexandria. nikki? >> reporter: [ no audio ] yes, there were delays but we wanted to know if riders' confidence was shaken and if they were hesit

>> actually pretty serious accident right here on kelly drive eastbound closing it between huntingtonn hill drive. take mlk or the schuylkill to get on by. this is chopper right on top of the accident scene right now, you can see crews on the scene trying to get that cleaned up and out of the way. definitely keep you updated in our next hit on cbs on the flip side here. but you can see this crew is trying to work at that, pretty serious, again kelly drive eastbound, closed, between huntington park and lemon hill drive. yes, jess, you know, as far as the temperatures are concerned, definitely still very chilly start to the day for us out there. you can see those temperatures i just change right before your very eyes there with live observation. 26 degrees at the airport definitely milder off to the south, but right along that zone, where we start to see new storm develop for tomorrow. right now, little bit of crap shoot weather weekend, and we'll let you know, guys. >> thank you quick reminder for all every how wake up earl which us each morning go on the air cbs-3. many of you are up

byberry road is closed between heaten and huntington pike. stick to county line road. check the situation with the water main break, we have crews in the distance as you can see blocking off in west conshohocken front street route 23 watch for this, more head avenue crews on the scene with this one. stick to 320 at the guff road interchange instead. let's check the commuter traffic, you can join us on the waze app. you can hit team and join our "action news" commuter report team. we scan around south jersey, no problems on 295 or and 42. how about the temperatures, 42 degrees the cold air has not hit us just yet. 38 in allentown, 41 in millville with gusty winds. >> listener to this, this is new this morning passengers on board a flight to california had to sit inside the plane for 12 hours before it took off due to heavy fog. the plane was delayed in the united arab emirates. >> everybody was fighting with each other the flight attendants were fighting with us. >> they didn't have enough space in the airport to accommodate us to take us out. >> reporter: the airline h

it happened near georgia and huntington of news this morning. san bruno police arrived to find a massive amount of water gushing from the main. a a man who lives nearby woke up to find the aftermath you see here muddy mess and crews working to repair the damage. he says this happens too often and it's a mess and even worse now because the state is in a drought. >> easily the water reached at least almost halfway through the rim. so that's pretty high. good amount of water. with our in crisis with water too that's wasted water, too. >> no word at this point how much water was actually lost and how many homes were affected. >>> making space exploration child's play. an unusual source of inspiration. >>> a fashion crime. the item of one clothing that one state wants to ban. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma. temperatures back to average in most spots but now i'm tracking the potential for record-breaking warmth. i'll show you when that arrives in the forecast ♪ ♪ ♪ i ♪ ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ ♪ deep inside... ♪

bruno are cleaning up the mud left by a water main break after water gushed out near georgia and huntington avenue yesterday morning. water was almost as deep as the tires of cars parked on the street. the main was below a stairway to a home. crews repaired yesterday. only one home lost water service. >> bay area residents and business owners affected by the severe storms can get disaster assistance. the small business administration is opening an outreach center today to help victims impacted by the december 11 storms with low interest federal loans including businesses. if san mateo alameda, san francisco, santa clara and santa cruz counties it is available. the center were ons this -- the center opens this morning at 9:00 a.m. in south san francisco and will be open through next thursday. >>> now a check on the weather. >> this is like december of 2012 and january of 2013 but this december was wetter and hopefully this january is not so dry. good morning everyone, we have flipped the switch. high pressure is dropping anchor and the other big story today: all the areas with poor air quali

. >>> a new grocery store is opening in coshocton, doylestown, lands dale and huntington valley. weis made a local donation to police departments and other nonprofit areas as well. >>> from hollywood to north korea and beyond, the serious moment during the golden globes and the message given to north korea that moved the famous audience to their feet. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now find the lowest prices of the season, with the c3 queen mattress set only $1199.98. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> the detroit auto show will get underway this week. more than 45 new models are scheduled to make their debut. >>> award season is off and running in hollywood. the best in film and tv honoring last night during the golden globe. the top winner is "boyhood." 12 years in the making. it won best actor with the best actor to eddie romijn. julianne moore took home best actress for "still alice." and after the recent sony hacking and deadly terror spree in france "the

a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall. two bridges connect the trail to the island. the climb to the hills summit, the highest point in golden gate park at more than four hundred feet. you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wood

a student in huntington beach high had measles and 20 students were told to stay home until the incubationeriod is over. >>> tonight, the pope is raising eyebrows for saying catholics don't have to" breed like rabbits" to be good members of the church. he says there are plenty of church approved ways to regulate pregnancy and the focus should be on responsible parenting. >>> birds keep getting sick. they are even dieing from a mystery goo. no one knows what it is and tonight, the birds are turning up in new parts of the bay area! peacher night doesn't usually look like this. why the >> well tonight, the mysterious goo hurting the birds in the bay area is spending fast. six birds are turning up in foster city. >> reporter: they are sick, skinny, and wet. but these guys are the lucky ducks who have been found by volunteer rescuers. more than 100 others have died since friday. all coated in some sort of goo scientists don't yet have a name for. >> this is very unusual. this is a mystery. it truly is. we have never seen this material before. it is frustrating we have not been able to nail down

a student at huntington beach high had measles this month. more than 20 unvaccinated students have been told to stay home for the next couple of weeks until the incubation period is over. >>> 4:32 now. president obama says the state of the union is strong and he is setting a new agenda to help the middle class now. susan mcginnis reports from washington though president is going on the road amid growing dissension in the nation's capital. >> tonight we turn the page. >> reporter: this is sixth state of the union address president called on congress to help the middle class with proposals they are sure to vote down including tax hikes for the wealthy, free college tuition, and raising the minimum wage. >> if you truly believe you can work full time and support a family on less than $15,000 a year, try it! [ laughter ] >> reporter: he asked congress to authorize the use of military force against isis in iraq and syria, and to pass laws to protect americans from cyber terror. >> no hacker should be able to shut down our networks, steal our trade

they just unveiled the newly opened stores in coshocton and huntington valley. each weis store has a new beer cafe as well. and they made donations to fire departments and food banks in each area. >>> and a happy reunion for bucks county dog owners after their pet disappeared after a bizarre crime spree. the 4-year-old dachshund is back in his owners' arms this morning. the couple found their dog yesterday after high-tech help from a dachshund rescue operation. after seeing reports from several people who said they have seen ollie in the neighborhood, they set up a motion detection camera at the device and sure enough it worked. >> as the sup came up he came back. and it was clear he was there because the camera went from infrared to color. >> we are very thankful to the people who were out there commenting saying they were praying and thinking of him. >> and ollie had a cut on the back of his leg but otherwise he's okay. let's just hope he's happy. >>> and two weeks after ollie disappeared, the suspect angel torrez was arrested for a break-in at the couple's ap

the stores are located in doylestown norristown lansdale and huntington valley. remodeled all of the supermarkets and added beer cafes and other improvements. the company will donate nearly $23,000 to local non-profits at the ribbon cutting ceremonies. that happens tomorrow. >>> from the nbc10 delaware bu reporter bureau. a developer wants to build a new one, bigger than the ones combined lewis. the plan is to turn 114 acres of farm wland into the overbrook town center. that would include 850,000 square feet of retail space but the proposal has been met with opposition. a man who lives right behind the site is trying to rally his neighbors against it. >> sussex county council, let everybody know that they do not want this big shopping center here because this is going to hurt all of sussex county. >> sussex county officials would have to approve the plan to rezone that farmland. and deldot would have to approve a shopping center of that size. >>> next a community rallies around a high school freshman who is battling cancer. how they show their support this week.

located in conshohocken and huntington valley. added beer cafes and other improvements. the company will donate nearly $23,000 to local nonprofits at ribbon cutting ceremonies on sunday. >>> bucks county is getting ready to open new court facil facilities in doylestown. a ribbon cutting at the new building on north main street in doylestown. >>> the u.s. house of representatives today is expected to easily pass a bill approving that controversial keystone xl pipeline. a senate bill cleared a committee yesterday in spite of president obama's threat to veto the project. moved the bill to a senate by a 13-9 vote. republicans see the pipeline as a way to create jobs and wean america off of foreign oil but many democrats and environmental groups aoppose the project. now, the plan is to build an oil pipeline that would run from canada through the u.s. the nearly $5.5 billion construction project has been a topic of debate for years. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> tracking some light snowfall in the area this morning, not everybody is

closing lehigh avenue between 25th and 24th your best alternate traveling this area would be to take huntington or somerset. there is an investigation as well that same location that jan carabao was reporting earlier. we have an accident at holmesberg closing millare in street ate cottman avenue. the about option is state road. no delays the with the majors. the later on will be the problem but not so much the rush hour katie. >> it is that proverbial calm before the the storm this morning we will be free and clear, nothing more than the typical delays you will find out there the on the roads but it the is a different ballgame in the early evening. even as early as of afternoon as kid are getting out of school. looking already finding some signs of life here on storm scan the beginnings of the the moisture source heading our way. we have a clipper system. not the most typical we have ever seen. for one thing it has warm air to work with in advance of it. we will likely start off with some rain, out toward coastal area generally snow for everyone else. we will look at these future snow amounts a

if you're in this area stick to the boulevard or huntington pike as your alternate.t our only accident. we have one up in bucks county closing 413 right now 413 durham road closed between smith road and pineville road. this is due to a downed pole. stick to pineville as your alternate. and we're getting reports again of icy conditions here in ambler montgomery county evans road and sumneytown pike so a few accidents icy conditions and in addition to those snow showers coming to the south matt. >> thanks karen. >>> let's get to that breaking news. a house fire claims the life of a woman in delaware county. "action news" reporter katherine scott joins us live from the scene in yeadon with more. katherine. >> reporter: matt, that's right, one woman lost her life. we don't know her age or her identity and firefighters say the fire was mainly contained that front porch area that you can see right now. that's where investigators believe the fire began. the fire marshal though, and the medical examiner are on the scene right now. this fire broke out just before 3:00 a.m. on

downed wires byberry closing it between heat on road and huntington pike.ine road to get on by. don't forget when on the road get updated information about traffic backups with the new your drive app. you can download the app for iphone and android devices by going to cbsphilly.com/your drive. >> ♪ ♪ >> the words this morning prison. >> one real housewife of new jersey star spent her last hours of freedom on a posh ski vacation, before she is expected to turn herself in today. theresa will serve a 15 month sentence in a federal prison in danbury connecticut for bankruptcy fraud. while the reality star is inside her husband joe will take care of their four daughters. >>> actor dustin diamond is expected in court today for his preliminary hearing. he is accused of stabbing a man in a bar fight on christmas day in wisconsin where he currently lives. diamond, who is best known for playing screach on the 1990's tv show saved by the bell, he told police he accidentally stabbed that man while defending his fiancee. >>> in the new year, movie-goers run to theatres

byberry road between huntington pike and masons mill road. that should be out there soon. stick to county line road to avoid that area. montgomery county, 309 near the pennsylvania turnpike is clear. so is the p.a. turnpike. and if you're waking up and taking mass transit no delays. everything is on or close to schedule. chris? >>> 5:31 now. new from overnight, police are looking for the person who pulled a home invasion in the kensington section of philadelphia. police say a masked gunman forced his way into a home on kip street around 2:00 this morning. he stole cash and jewelry. police say security cameras captured the whole thing. they're hoping to identify the man. no one was hurt. >>> new from overnight, investigators are working to find out what caused this fire in north philadelphia that forced several people out of their homes. it broke out just after 11:00 last night on north lee street. nine people including some children, were able to make it out safely. >>> happening today, the man accused of the deadly ambush outside a pennsylvania state police barracks will

we still have this accident with a downed pole though in lower moreland on byberry road between huntington pike and masons mill road. go ahead and take county line road as an alternate. that's going to be a good option if you just need to avoid that area. then if you're waking up and taking mass transit, everything is looking good. that includes new jersey transit, patco, septa regional rail lines. everything is on or close to schedule. tracy? >> great jillian, thanks. >>> 4:41 right now. there is a new clue this morning in a 20-year-old mystery in philadelphia. >> and we'll tell you about the effort happening now to put a face to a little boy's name. >>> and the downward creep continues at the pump. the posted price that was so low, it got one man to pull out his camera. i'll bet his wallet too. >>> and the ohio town going to extreme measures to prove its allegiance to the hometown team. >>> 4:43 now. happening later today, a trial date could be set for the new jersey native responsible for the deadly shooting rampage at los angeles national airport. paul ciancia is from salem county. he