narrator: the ice cores lonnie's team recovered on the quelccaya ice cap became a major step forwardin climate history research because their annual layers could be dated so accurately. the tropics have alternating wet and dry seasons every year and these alternating seasons are clearly marked in the ice, containing vital information about the weather in the region, such as monsoons, droughts and el niÑo. each year, the wet season brings a thick snow layer followed by a darker layer created by dry-season dust carried by winds up the mountain. these alternating wet and dry layers can then be linked to historic atmospheric events such as volcanic eruptions giving a precise annual record. thompson: and so that gives you your calendar. you can see it on the margin of the ice cap and you can see it in the ice cores when you drill, and you can see it in the analysis when it's done in the lab. and if you want to talk about rates of change, you need that annual calendar. and we now know, probably 25 years later, that that ice cap contains the highest resolution the longest annual record, tha

but the ice. you'll see ice as you leave for work. we're watching for dangerously slick conditions on sidewalks and the roads along with wild spring in temperatures. i bring the gift of the name your price tool to help you find a price that fits your budget. uh-oh. the name your price tool. she's not to be trusted. kill her. flo: it will save you money! the name your price tool isn't witchcraft! and i didn't turn your daughter into a rooster. she just looks like that. burn the witch! the name your price tool a dangerously progressive idea. >>> whether you find yourself driving this morning or trying to walk around your neighborhood you'll have to be watching for slick conditions. we found plenty of icy spots. if you have kids at school chances are they can sleep in a little bit right now. a lot of school districts are delayed or closed. >> loudoun countryulpeper falls church are close. and anne arundel county schools are closed prince george's county stafford spotsylvania and frederick county maryland are on a two hour delay. in maryl

>> ice says it is using discretion to target criminals. but deportation initiatives like the cari program that we found in new orleans, show that families are still being separated. >> at first it's like a big grey building, and then there's a lot of barbed wire everywhere. >> in a privately run detention center in eloy, arizona, we caught a glimpse of what can happen when families are pulled apart. >> it looks scary from the outside but when you walk in it doesn't look too scary anymore. >> juan de leon was nine when his mother died. he left guatemala to live with his sister, a legal resident in the us. he was ineligible for obama's dreamer deferral program because he was caught shoplifting as a teen. fast forward 9 years. juan says that after a disagreement with his boss, his boss called the sheriff. he was arrested for using a fake id to be able to work. that act, a felony, brought him to the attention of ice. >> why did you have someone else's id? >> so i could provide for my girls. >> you have to have an id to work. >> yeah, you have

a lot of the sidewalks are ice-covered and thick ice also. p so it will be slippery. so if you are planning on walk to the bus stop or metro, you'll definitely want to be careful. but roads are good for the most part. >> richard jordan thank you. >>> today local leaders will debate the proposed purple line in maryland. the public policy institute is hosting the debate there. it's the a 7:00 at the afi silver theater. the purple line is a planned light rail system that would connect the bethesda and new carrollton metro stations. >>> a figure fire in fairfax kouchtsity. you can see the fire in the video as well as the thick black smoke. fire trucks are on the scene, you hear the ambulances, as well. this is on lee highway, a truck caught fire there. the center itself plants and fertilizers did not catch fire. >>> today mayor bowser will discuss whether the city could have prevented the disappearance of relisha rudd. she went missing one year ago this week. today's press conference is at 3:15 at police headquarters. at the time of her disappearance, relisha was living i

it's going to ice up again tonight. snow and ice on tuesday, tomorrow.t the end of what's coming this week. we have some sunshine out there now. it's 38 degrees. 18-mile-an-hour winds gusting to 29 miles an hour. there's that wind direction out of the northwest. the sustained winds are pretty strong here up to 18 to 20 miles an hour. the sustained wind. then we have gusts on top of that that are gusting up over 30 miles an hour. so it's a windy day. so even though the temperature is up close to 40 degrees, doesn't feel like it because now we're getting windchill. it's feeling a lot colder. it's barely above freezing in allentown, 32 in reading. there's more snow in the forecast. not so much today. couple of flurries went by the trenton area. but out in the southwestern part of the country, there's a lot of moisture again third storm in a row coming from that area. those storms come with a lot of moisture then we worry about the temperatures. so it's going to be cold enough to start a snow tomorrow afternoon. sometimes these computer models are slow. any

rebecca: kimberly, this ice is going nowhere fast. the places where we had piles of snow, now we have the tiles of ice and it will be difficult in the morning walking outside. be careful and slow down when you have to get somewhere. live from bethesda, rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. kimberly: you are smart to stay mostly still there. nobody was hurt when a tree fell across massachusetts avenue in northwest d.c., the 4200 block near american university. two cars hit the tree after it fell. both sides of the roadway reopened about an hour ago. today storm left a coating of ice on just about everything. awesome video, shot by one of our producers after getting into his car in alexandria. he was not alone. just about every car in the parking lot was encased in the same sheets of ice. the maryland state highway administration and the virginia department of transportation are asking drivers to stay off the roads if you can. they will be working on the roads through the night to keep them passable. be sure to get up early with "good morning was

we had the ice yesterday. some of it melted and now we have a first alert weather day for a combination of things. we've got a refreezing tonight and then for tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night, the first alert for more ice. in this case it's going to be sleet along with freezing rain that will impact the evening rush across much of the area. we're not talking about a lot of snow but we are talking about ice again. we've got gusty winds that are bringing in cold air. it's 40 degrees now, 30s north and west. above freezing. the strong march sun has done a lot of melting during the day today but things are going to be changing. as we go to 7:00 tonight north and west it's already going to get below freezing. in other areas, it's going to take it until 8:00 or 9:00 but it's going down. then we're getting ice, rain and then significant snow. the timing on all of that with the seven-day in a few minutes. >>> a 12-inch water main break caused big problems in south philadelphia this morning. the cracked pipe sent

more ice as we go into tomorrow. we'll have an event that will be impacting the evening commute tomorrow. as for right now, though temperatures are still above freezing and the sunshine really helped to melt a lot of the ice around. 36 pottstown, 39 philadelphia also northeast philly mid to upper 30s in south jersey and delaware. tonight temperatures will be dropping below freezing again. areas north and west you should be below freezing at 7:00 p.m. and in the 20s by 9:00. suburbs should be around 34 by 7:00 p.m. then by 9:00 below freezing temperatures upper 20s. we'll still see ice out, especially on those untreated surfaces. then we go into tomorrow evening and we're talking about another round of ice moving in. some of us will see snow with that too. coming up i'll show you the timing of it. >>> there's nothing less than being described as despicable and offensive to females, unsuspecting female victims of all ages. >>> police in radnor township are calling it a major bust. a man accused of secretly filming doze

and so this interval here represents a retreat of the ice. narrator: features like those found in squantum are also found in namibia, showing a period of glaciation approximately 600 million years ago followed by a warming period where the glaciers melted away. hoffman: the reason why the rocks are so interesting there is that we know that namibia was the warmest part of the ocean at that time, or one of the warmest parts, and it was glaciated. and not only was it glaciated. there were no mountains there. these are not mountain glaciers. these were glaciers that formed at sea level in the warmest part of the ocean. okay, so there you're front and center with the main paradox of these glaciations -- that you had glaciers at sea level in the warmest parts of the world which implies that the rest of the world was glaciated, as well. narrator: evidence for two distinct snowball periods, one 710 million years ago and another 635 million years ago, is found not just in the glacial deposits of namibia, but in glacial deposits worldwide. through pale

of course they don't use this ice to make their water ice they sell their water ice april 1. look at this, early this morning i would have slid right down, you can see it's melting. the water is bubbling through you have to be careful around, right now if you're able to shovel at this time with the help of these warmer temperatures, it will help you out later, when the temperatures plunge again. reporting live in roxborough, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> meantime, the faa issued delays at philadelphia international airport, because crews had to de-ice the planes. incoming flights were pushed bark they can management trafficker. there are cancellations on the board today. this comes after 300 flights were canceled during yesterday's storm. >> as we said the last of the snow and sleet moved out this morning, right now it's sun and dry and temperatures are back from from freezing, but guess what? there's a wintery mix heading our way tomorrow. let's head over to karen rogers in for david murphy at the big board. >> reporter: it's march and we can't c

ice under snow. you can see here the ice is glistening under the snow. actually, in between the driving lanes, the tire lanes, it's a little bit safer to stand and walk on. once you proceed so your main intersection here see the mound of snow here? this is what you'll see on a lot of corners. mounds of snow to navigate arounded to get to the main road. we'll show you more on what is happening on the main roads and the side streets in our next half hour. live from mayfair, monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >> count on nbc 10 for the latest forecast as our wintry weather comes to an end and the travel problems it creates. it's a free download you can get in the app store. >>> 4:35. this morning philadelphia and its police force are mourning the death of an officer described as dedicated to citizen safety and progress. officer robert wilson iii was shot and killed yesterday during an attempted robbery at a video game store in north philadelphia. police arrested two men. one of them is in the hospital because he was shot either by officer wilson or his partner

that you can face if the ice comes from you. >>> and speaking of ice, how the online ice bucket challenge is creating better patient care in this area. >>> you won't need anybody to dump it on you later this afternoon. we have snow and an icy evening commute. the hour by hour future weather when i come back. @?t >>> it's a first alert weather day. not for this morning but this evening. we are dry this morning. this evening we'll see snow sleet and freezing rain move in. it's in chicago right now, but it will be here during the afternoon. this morning the clouds will be moving in as the temperatures move up. 33 degrees at 1:00 in the afternoon. but you can see what is on the way. that's lightly accumulating snow. at 3:00 you can see it in the lehigh valley. reading, intoed whostown delaware parts of south jersey a little bit of light snow. and snow accumulating an inch to two inches. but that's it. then this large area of pink moves in. and that is sleet. and possibly some freezing rain as the temperatures drop. but they won't drop for long because during the late evening hours the tempera

we're starting to feel a lot of pressure from ice at our businesses. we need to do something so that we're not here where we are today.' >> so if that's the case, why is this such a difficult issue to move through congress? >> anything that allows the 11 million that are here undocumented to stay is going to be considered amnesty, and that's where it starts to get to a tough lift and it starts to put pressure on members because that term does make a lot of people nervous. and i think if we're not at the table and not part of the solution, what are we here for? >> in december, thirty house democrats signed a letter demanding that obama halt deportations until legislation gets passed. >> well mr. president, stop deporting the very people who could gain relief from the senate bill that you would sign into law and which you have praised. >> and at an event in san francisco, obama was interrupted by pleas from his supporters to do just that. >> and most importantly we will live uh, most importantly we will live up... >> some believe he could provide relief

of ice.ting that much ice, power outages are possible downed limbs are possible. of course very slick travel conditions are possible. chuck will be in tomorrow morning with updates and i'll be in tomorrow afternoon and then continue to update you on facebook and twitter throughout the day tomorrow. so 2:00 p.m. tracking freezing rain. 5:00 p.m. scattered freezing rain and then the chance of rain and freezing rain until 10:00. after that we should be dry but some delays are still possible. monday morning because of the ice. high temperature on monday of 46 degrees with partly sunny skies. a wintry mix likely arrives later in the day on tuesday. 38. rain on wednesday, chris. a high around 60. the warmest and dealing with rin and thursday the chance of wintry mix still in the forecast. we'll >>> told diana at 6:00 i didn't think bradley beal coming back makes that much of a difference. >> look at this. >> all 8 points. >> listen it was something. >> all right, all right. >> see you february says

we we had icing.ooking live sky6 live hd spring mountain they have good skiing conditions, it's not too bitter cold out there currently you're getting clouds and sunshine. 32 degrees in philadelphia. in millville, 28 in trenton. 25 in allentown and reading. we have that sheet of ice covered our cars and driveways ascertain sidewalks. evenly though temperature didn't get that far below freezing, most areas at the freezing mark. now we've got the sunshine mixing with the clouds and high temperature of 38 degrees, a lot of melting going on out there. the dewpoint is nice and low. not as much moisture in the at. the winds out of the west, necht at 17 -- northwest at 17. it's windy out there. hopeful live that will dry out the roads so you won't have as much ice with the refreeze. we're seeing more breaks in the clowrldz that's allowing the -- clouds that's allowing the sunshine to fill in. we're dry with clouds and sunshine. for the evening commute you get the night off you don't have any issues weather r

right now ice is still the main issue. meteorologist amelia seigel shows us there's another potential threat on the way. >>> that's exactly right. winds will be increasing tomorrow. if ice does not melt off of trees by the time winds start to increase, that could bring some limbs down and cause even more issues for tomorrow. overall, three big weather concerns for tomorrow. the first, fog until 7:00 a.m. patchy fog. icy surfaces getting reports on social media and into the newsroom of absolutely terrible sidewalks, treacherous conditions and breezy conditions throughout the day. here's a look at the current visibility in your neighborhood. gaithersburg the greatest concern with visibility about a mile. the potential for fog until about 7:00 a.m. storm team 4 radar is dry, not tracking any freezing rain. temperatures still remaining right around freezing especially north and west of the district. so ice likely stays on surfaces overnight tonight. now the main roads with dry conditions should be just fine tomorrow. chris, th

pursuant to the 2012 ice directive, ice appointed agency wide prevention of sexual assault coordinator along with multiple coordinators in field office. comprehensive on assault prevent and intervention for all ice employees who may have contact with detainees and develop detainee awareness materials on ice's sexual assault policies. in march 2014 as you've heard from megan, dhs promulgated regulations under prea. this rule built upon existing agency policies and practices outlined robust requirements for prevention, intervention, reporting and investigation. ice is currently compliant with all dhs requirements applicable to the agency. in may 2014, ice updated its original directive on sexual abuse and assault prevention to incorporate several requirements not already covered by the original policy. in september 2014 ice promulgated a new policy integrating prea requirements specifically applicable to ice short-term holding facilities. in regards to prea's application to ice facilities prea requires all new, renewed or subsequently modified detention facility contracts incorporate pre

. >> you can hear the crunch of the ice -- a slippery situation as snow gives way to ice, sleet and freezing rain across the region. today marks one year's and the one last saw phylicia rudd alive will stop good evening. we begin with the weather. the first day of meteorological spring coded the region with ice. we have a look on when it's going to end. >> it's already starting to end in parts of loudoun county and we will see the progression of the freezing rain ending. let's get started with a live look at doppler radar and conditions are looking a little better. >> let's take a look at the doppler radar and you can see what is going on. we had a few breaks in the rain and that means better conditions are on the way as it moves through the next several hours. we have the drying patch to the south and west of us and it now moves on toward the north and east. eileen has look at our current temperatures and what we can expect in terms of the day planner or night planner. >> temperatures are still critical. we are above freezing in d.c. and we will slowly see everyone rise above that freezing

no ice on the highways they're dry. some of the secondary roads just a little bit of slush maybe damp conditions even the secondarys are pretty much dry. schuylkill expressway eastbound drive montgomery drive and this is just a normal monday afternoon. some slowing here headed in towards center city. westbound even slower almost a half hour from the vine out to the blue route. but in the suburbs bunch of accidents this afternoon. there's one here in plumstead township bucks county closing 313 swamp road. worthington road possibly a better bet. elsewherely in bucks county hilltown township a vehicle just flipped over along 113 near bethlehem pike. couple delco crashes as well. one in collingdale along chester pike route 13 at pine street and in cocky concorde township watch ought for one along evergreen drive at baltimore pike. in delaware claymont a wreck along thirteen first afternoon commute of march one of our friends using the waze app talking about a crash along north bride street around olney as you head towards w

out on the ice.s aware of any danger. >> i kind of kept thinking, if they get enough speed, they're going to keep going, and they're going to end up in the water. >> which is exactly what happens. >> this one guy went up pretty high and came down. he was coming across the frozen lake extremely fast. and my wife turned the camera back on and that's when you see him going off the ice into the water. >> there's surprised laughter and cheering. then he starts flailing his arms. >> that's seriously not even funny. >> no, it's not. >> it appears the man can't swim. >> he was going under. his head went under three times. and it was just really scary. you guys, they're standing and laughing. somebody get a branch. >> a man rushes over to help. >> oh. >> there's two. >> he crashes through the ice. more people approach. another person falls into the lake. >> i think everybody had the hope that the first guys that came out on the ice were going to reach in and save them. >> okay, you guys. >> the thought did cr

eva pilgram, channel 6 "action news." >> ice melt, the highly coveted item. thank you eva. >> mobile 6 is out driving around once again today, right now it's on wharton street in philadelphia braving the side streets that could use a little bit of that ice melt, it looks slick but not terrible. we'll keep mobile 6 on the roads to give you a look at conditions now as the storm moves in tomorrow. for now lets get a check of the "action news" traffic report. >> lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center with an update. >> so it's better than yesterday brian and shirleen that doesn't mean it's good. roads are very wet therefore they are slippery and therefore we have accidents. here many montgomery county northbound side at 309 still approaching route 1, you can see police and penndot on the scene knocking out the right lane, there is slowing northbound on 309 away from ambler and reports from my twitter followers that there is foggy conditions up at 309, watch for the gas main break the fire and police are out there helping you around it in quakertown. a

, the black ice, people were slipping and sliding. it was kind of dangerous, but i was just taking it kind of slow. >> reporter: and that was very good advice, if you talk take it slow you should be okay. public works officials here in the county tell me right now the road temperatures are below freezing. they are not expected to get above the freezing mark so between 8:00 and 9:00 tomorrow morning, so keep that in mind there's a potential for freezing allow yourself some extra time if you're heading out for work or school in the morning. reporting live too long darny spencer. >>> stay ahead of the weather at nbcwashington.com, and download our storm team 4 app to access the latest road conditions cancellations, delays and closings. >>> multiple sources tell news 4 that interim fire chief jones has been told he will not be kept on the permanent chief. mayor muriel bouzer has scheduled an announcement tomorrow morning. he took over at ellerby resigned. he's been credited with improving morale and relations, and increasing training. >>>

is all about. >> i love the cold and all the ice and snow that comes with it. my favorite season. >> i think the truth is most of us are ready for this winter season to be over. live in south philadelphia i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> sign me up if you can find the petition. >> mobile 6 is out there watching the roads it's on market street making its way up to city hall and dillworth park, we can make our way around city hall it's sleeting in center city philadelphia making for a bit of a slow go mostly wet out there right now and you can see our wipers are working well, but a word of caution, take it slow and be aware there is ice on the roadways, if you are heading home early. with that lets get a check of the "action news" traffic report. matt pellman is monitoring the accumulation. >> the biggest accumulation is that of salt, there is so much salts on the roads that is helping to keep the conditions just wet but with the sleet coming down we can expect slippery conditions. we are live along the conshohocken and the blue route southbound s

this latest snow and ice storm has created more flying ice from cars and trucks.most drivers we talked to today say they have been dodging slabs of ice not only from tractor-trailers but from smaller cars and suvs. insurance experts say if your car is damaged by flying ice, try to get a plate number or description of the vehicle but don't chase them down. give the information you get to their insurance agent and let them go after the person or company. glenn, we'll have more ice forming tonight? >> yeah whatever has melted this afternoon, slush, for example, will be refreezing as temperatures go down into the teens tonight. then we're going to get more ice falling from the sky tomorrow. we've got a very active week going here starting yesterday, and we've got a lot more coming. we've got that refreeze tonight, then we have snow we have ice, we have rain we have snow. all in that order and all in the next three days. so, yeah a lot going on. there's the flags blowing, not quite as hard as even an hour ago. remember we were seeing wind gusts over 30. now we have no

you can see that's the pink that's the ice. as we go in you can see montgomery county and bucks county, the upper portions especially in the lehigh valley that are seeing some patchy ice. the temperatures in some places are below freezing. allentown, 29. quakertown 27. doylestown, 31. blue bell 36. 28 in coatsville. and now the roads are generally on the cold side. it was pretty cold all night last night, 32 degrees. 32 degrees in wilmington now. watch this hour by hour because the temperatures are so critical and just a little bit of freezing rain can cause some problems. and there we go by 8:00 a.m. you can see the computer is showing the precipitation falling apart. and then the sun starts to co out and it actually gets fairly mild. look at this. 51 to 54 after that early light icing. especially sidewalks and driveways, bridges and overpasses. keep an eye out for that. clear and mild in the afternoon. well, we'll see how mild it's going to be for the rest of the week with the seven-day coming up in a few minutes. >>> all rig

where that ball of ice came from. i hope my windshield is stronger than that because there is ice every where. good day everyone it is friday march 6th, 2015. >> we want to let you know he all philadelphia public schools and catholic schools are close todd take. >> because of the weather, sue serio. >> let me tell you while i'm thinking of it. i was driving in on i-95 northbound and there was a knuckle head that came up next to me and passed me which was fine because the the road were okay but had not cleaned off the windshield. couldn't not even see out of the back window. snow was still piled up on the top of the car. well, of course, i yelled at him, he couldn't hear me getaway from me. just stay away from me because that stuff can fly back. bob kelly can just talk bit. once it is airborne fit is a chunk of ice. clean off your car, please take the time, before you venture out. okay, i vented. now, 10 degrees is the record low for this date, march the sixth, it was setback in 1978. i have a feeling it will be still

see the ice here glistening through. so once you get through the two impediments for the morning commute for lack of a better description, then you will face the mounds like these at the corner. these are at every corner we have seen this morning on the streets that have been plowed. once you come up to the mound, you have to maneuver around it to make sure you can see in both directions. before you venture out to a primary road here like torrsdale, so far several plows have come through with the trolleys and septa buses. we also have noticed a lot of businesses have allowed for 3 feet of sidewalks here. that's the ordinance in the city. and another thing we have seen, a lot of people are welcoming and that's the return of the snow. that's the latest from here monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >>> we will never stop we will never rest we will never take a step back in our efforts to make sure that all of our citizens our business owners kids walking down the street, grandmoms going to the store or anyone else is safe in th

early light icing in some spots.clearing and mild for the rest of the day with high temperatures into the 50s. we got to 50 yesterday. not quite 50 tomorrow. because of the rain moving in later in the day, it will shift a little bit into delaware on wednesday. and then it's kind of chilly for the rest of the week. the average high is 50. and then it looks like some rain next weekend. >>> about nine minutes till 5:00 now, time to get a check on the roads. we'll see if there's any freezing rain showing up on the roads out there. >> jillian mele always monitors the roadways for us. >> the majors look good in and out of the city. 95, 76, all clear of any big incidents. this is a live look at the blue route, 476 near the mid-county toll plaza. that's yet in both directions. and checking your drive times in new jersey 42 northbound from route 55 to the walt whitman bridge, that will take you five minutes. right now, 13 minutes is what we're seeing on 295 southbound from route 38 to 168. chris? >>> well, if you're still get

ice sculptors in a race against time. >> osgood: ice sculptor is really cool. didn't spend too much time under our hot video lots. to see prize winning ice sculptures go to where lee cowan went to alaska. >> on the list of the coldest jobs on the planet harvesting ice near the arctic circle, holds a chilly distinction. these massive blocks are known as arctic diamonds. so clear you can read a newspaper through them. and every year stacked on land waiting for chisels and chain saws to turn them into jewels. [ horn blowing ] with that the world ice art championships got underway in fairbanks, alaska, this month. it's an annual race to see who can carve these the biggest baddest, most beautiful ice sculptures. >> oh, my, god. >> all with a count down clock ticking. >> like to say our winters go faster. because winters are long in fairbanks. >> dick brickley oversees the competition. this is no doubt about it, knock on ice. this is really fast moving and dangerous. >> 18 teams of four people have six days to shape and mold more than 20 tons of ice each. >> we're do

the pinkies ice.hat within sleet and or freezing rain and green is rain so, all of that heading our way. 5:00 o'clock, height of the afternoon rush, we have snow possible, we have ice possible and down to the south we have rain. eventually enough warm air moves in that it changes over to rain but exact timing of that change over could be anywhere from eight to to 11 or 12:00 o'clock. we think by midnight it will be all rain in the metro area maybe ice up to the north of us. then on and off rain throughout the day on wednesday. then another change over. this comes late wednesday night, into thursday morning after some heavy rain, at night on wednesday and through can see the snow coming back by 1:00 in the morning on thursday. this could be accumulating snow, has potential to accumulate a decent amount by nine or 10:00 o'clock in the morning and then pull is a way by thursday afternoon. we've got three days in a row of messy weather starting with this afternoon. so let's break it all down for you. with

ice. his dog was in that truck and he died. the spca could also charge mayer. >>> also tonight nbc10 has obtained new video that shows money and lunches stolen from students. police say their suspect was a school bus aide in cumberland county. >> ted greenberg takes a closer look now at this alleged crime caught on camera. >> reporter: she goes from seat to seat allegedly rifling through backpacks, noville police say school bus aide rios was stealing money from little kids she was supposed to be supervising. >> it's one thing to steal from an adult, but to take advantage of children is wrong. >> reporter: we showed people in town this surveillance video, released to nbc10 today by the local school district. the video from february 2nd is among nine recordings that investigators say show rios going through the backpacks of more than two dozen children between 3 and 5 years old. the kids attend millville's child family center. >> i just can't imagine somebody stealing from a kid. >> reporter

it sounds like he talked tough on ice, not on i will legals but tough on the ice agents almost tougher on ice than isis. >> i can't believe this. this is a matter of law and order. this is the government of the united states. this is a show, your show is all about the -- >> stop. you just said law and order. they're breaking the law coming across the border. >> i'm telling you he's talking to ice agents as employees of the u.s. government who should follow the u.s. law and should follow -- >> does that super seed the people breaking the law crossing the border? >> he didn't say -- that's not the issue. you're changing the issue. he's talking about not deporting people on a different basis than the new order requires. that's all he's saying. >> part of the problem is deportations under president obama means if you catch them at the border and tell them to go back in their term that is a dee for tag. they are counting those as deportations. >> they changed this and it is no longer the case that you catch somebody at the border that they have some right unless it is in the case of last su

then more snow and ice move through. i'm tracking when to expect the winter weather before a jump in temperatures. >> dash cam video of a new jersey police officer striking a woman with his cruiser. >> and people taking advantage of the pope's visit to make a quick buck. >>> new at 11:00, dash cam video shows a police officer hitting a woman in mercer county. five days later she said she got a jaywalking ticket. according to a newspaper, she filed a lawsuit against police. the officer was not responsible and that the jaywalking charge was appropriate. >> los angeles civil rights leaders are calling for an independent investigation of a shooting death into a homeless man. the lapd says the man was shot while grabbing for an officers gun. one of the officers involved was wearing a body camera at the time. >>> the secret service on high alert tonight after three breeches in 24 hours. early this morning, a man slipped inside of a secure door as someone else was walking out. last night another man climbed over a bike rack at

watch out fors patchy ice. the roads are dry here. patchy ice maybe this morning and little bit of snow moving in

you can hear the ice moving. you can hear the sea birds on the ice flow.rent. this winter has been cold seared into our collective psyche. but this, this nature-made ice sculpture is something to savor. >> when you come here in the summer, you can never quite imagine that this is possible. >> reporter: but the ice can also bring problems. every time the tide comes n the ice jams up wellfleet harbor. the shellfishermen can't harvest the clams and oysters and the ice flows are wrecking havoc on docks. >> the ice will freeze around the pilings. when the tide comes in, it will pull them right out like a tooth i guess. but when you get the flows and the wind from the south, it jams all the ice that's been out in the harbor right inside here and jams everything up and causes a lot of damage. >> they're used to a lot of damage. it is beautiful. >> i bet a lot of folks up in new england, if they don't see that for another 20, 40 years, they'll be okay. >> around here we'll hit 60? >> winchester 59. we're knocking on the doorstep. we'll hit 60. 65 may be a little m

until we get rid of the icing north of philadelphia. we'll end one a really nice and mild afternoon. still 35 in philadelphia. still a little precipitation reaching the ground. and i'm sure a lot of people are happy about that. this is the area of possible icing until 9:00 a.m. from the philadelphia area northward. and the radar shows there's patchy, very light precipitation. and the day will end a lot better than it's beginning on this seven days. >>> we'll take that. thank you, glenn. checking some of the drive times right now, 76 eastbound from the blue route to the vine 12 minutes. 13 minutes on 95 southbound from woodhaven to the vine. and if you're traveling the blue route northbound from 95 to 76 that will take you 15 minutes. a live look at the lehigh valley is coming up. >>> the top used cars for teens. we have the just released list of safest and most affordable cars for your new driver. >>> and we are on the scene of this breaking news this morning. this is in camden. a building collapse. some frightening moments for the fami

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today we've got early light icing followed by clearing. and look at the temperature by this afternoon. into the 50s. now for a check on the roads this morning, we'll go to nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jillian mele. >>> good morning to you glenn. good morning to you at home as well. if you are taking septa, we have an alert. the market/frankford line is running on delays. they didn't tell us how big of a delay, but keep in mind it is running with delays. a live look at the boulevard at fox street. both directions are quiet as you can see with the roads dry. nothing to deal with there. and in delaware the majors are really quiet. 95 traveling through wilmington it is not congested at this point and your drive times are 10 to 11 minutes between 295 and 495. chris? >>> we're following breaking news this morning out of new jersey where a four-alarm fire destroyed a historic building. the fire broke out at the sergeantsville inn in sergeantsville, new jersey, about an hour north of philadelphia. nbc 10's katy zachry is live on the scene

is what to expect the philadelphia area the i-95 metro area, we are looking at up to a .10 inch of ice and sleet and it will be transitioning to plain rain at 7:00-9:00. and the lehigh valley it takes longer up to a .10 inch of ice on top of the snow and it will take a while to transition. it's about the temperatures and a battle going on lets go to adam joseph. >> typical for march you have the battle of the winter cold air with spring warmth and we see it across the eastern half of the country, 34 in chicago and 11 in bismark and 30 in omaha and then the south 50 in atlanta and 45 in cincinnati and this is a train track for all of this to break out. a stalled boundary that will not move for the next 48 hours in fact 1:30 tomorrow afternoon the warm air comes in and sticks with us and it's plain old rain tomorrow everywhere. but at the same time the mixture begins north of the tennessee valley on the northern fringes, the cold air links with the storm and the cold air wins out tomorrow night and on thursday a wave of energy develops along the boundary and throws heavy snowfall our way

it's the lake. >> reporter: frozen chunks of ice heaving ashore. and the ice that was floating this winter earlier on the hudson has since melted. the heavier rains here in new york tapering off. let's look at the map of the futurecast where the rain is heading. it will head west and east. boston may get an inch. the heaviest amount, six to ten across northern maine. they'll add to the snowpack but just two weeks ago, 60% of the country was covered in snow, cecilia. 60% of the country was covered in snow. that number now down to 11%. some rapid melting happening this week. >> it sure is, leading to rain in so much of the country, rob. but out west where they need it they're seeing a heat wave now. >> reporter: yeah, records falling todays early as noon all the way up to san jose into the 90s. the heat surges into the rockies tomorrow. if fargo hits 70, that would be the earliest on record that fargo hits 70 degrees. that would be the earliest on record that fargo hit 70 degrees. it's going to be interesting and certainly spring has sprung in many s

is it doesn't take much ice to make problems on the roads. fast forward into wednesday as we go throughout the day on wednesday, it will be mild enough for rain and then overnight wednesday into thursday, we are tracking a frontal boundary that could move on through and give us the potential of snowfall as we get into thursday we have today's event and tomorrow's rain and then possible snow on thursday. 34 todays today and thursday rain at times and a high to 45 and thursday a colder day and 33, and the track of the low and the progression of the area of low pressure will be key in determining how much snow we'll get. we'll have more on that starting on "action news" at 4:00. >> thank you melissa. >>> topping our people scene now actress, maggie smith says the next season of downton abby is the last, she will end her role as countess violet for season six. she joked her character must be 110 years old by now and it's time for her to leave. >> mark cuban has a new job president of the united states, he is not actually running for office but wi

of ice.ng to be ice as well. once you do make it to the main roads if you are getting out a little bit earlier, things seem to be okay on the treated roads. we are at 34 degrees. also note, we have some fog. just adding things up to your morning. we do have low visibility out through dulles and areas south and west of the district. things are improving as the winds pick up. we'll see that fog go away. temperatures near freezing. we're headed to the 40s today so that's something to look forward to and things will start to melt. good morning, larry. what's going on? >>> right now a doubled tree on beach drive yet again. we had one earlier. a new one just reported to us. this one beach drive between joyce road northwest and wise road northwest. want to be mindful if you're headed out in that area this morning. metro having a number of delays. when we talk about the train as well as the buses, if you're going to be tramping on the -- traveling on the train, silver and orange to largo and new carr