a congestion prices hurts new jersey, it hurts new jersey we're paying for it and we don't have any other options, we've been talking about new jersey transit, they are not ready. bill: not that much better. >> no. >> that have home less sleeping under the benches. >> one thing we hear, we hear focus on us paying more but we don't hear about service getting better. >> another winter storm, with freezing temperatures, and snow, snow, more snow, how much snow in we check in with meteorologist dan zarrow. >> spread and intensity of latest snow storm is ramping up, by wednesday morning we may have quite the winter wonder land, snow will continue for first half of wednesday. that is when heaviest stuff will fall, coinciding with wednesday morning commute, snow taper off on wednesday afternoon. then we'll get a brief blast of cold air, i mean brief, by weekend we'll have a welcome warm up moving in to the tri-state area. most of the snow will be new nw sense snow just getting in your way. but more in poconos, and catskills where 4 to 6 or 8 inches of snow is expected to fall. closer to snow har

[applause] where one new jersey, north, central, and south. an extended family striving for success. i pledged not to be the governor for all 9 million who call our great state home. with the goal of doing only what is best for our shared future. we shall take our cue from one of my heroes, the late states woman, barbara jordan. she said the imperative is to define what is right and do it. [applause] in a matter of weeks i will go before the legislature to present our first budget and to put these ideals into greater specificity. we have a budget that is belts fiscally and morally. will be bold but responsible and realistic. doing so will send a lot of clear message that our days and muddling through from crisis to crisis are over. we will charge forward with bold ideas and with recognition that while we cannot change everything overnight, we also cannot create a stronger tomorrow unless we start making smart investments today. [applause] the good news, is that we don't need to wait until the budget is presented. to my partners in the legislat

because he was smart enough to marry a jersey girl. welcome home, patrick kennedy. [applause] patrick and i with governor cooper and governor baker and attorney general ponzi we presented recommendations to the president and just last week the white house announced that they have accepted each and every one of our 65 recommendations on are now moving towards implementation. they are implemented you will have a real chance to stop the dying and it could not have been done without our partnership and friendship going forward. i'm convinced we will be based on making sure that the mental health addicts get the help they need it now. [applause] because i don't want you to ever forget ever ever forget 175 people a day are dying in america, every day. every two and a half weeks i am proud that we have planted new jersey slide on the side of hope and treatment and recovery, believe me i can tell you. we are truly leading the nation on this issue. [applause] i also want to think an inspiration for all these efforts and the star of our reach an

and friday morning on the new jersey turnpike, lieutenant christopher from the jersey police department. an officer that served with distinctiyears, was killed as he exited his hicle to help a stranded motorist. of course our thoughts and prayers are with the jersey city police department and the officers family. be mindful when you see someone pulled over on the road. get as far left as you can. it is dangerous to be on the road and is whether. we have the full story about others struggling to this extreme weather. >> a 13 year old girl is dead and three others are in critical condition af exposed to carbon monoxide poisoning and and amboy apt building. were 35 ot vict ven of which were officers. michael watts who owns this three-story building located on fayette street spoke to reporter >> they tested everything. going to the roof it wa ked. we do not know if it was her-related. we don't know. still investigating. >> friday evening officials claimed that clay liner obstructed the flow of carbon monoxide exhaust from the building. they indicated the carbon monoxide and oke detectors we

the worsted new jersey with four out of five lowest performing ghouls in new jersey. we worked with the schools and effectuated the agreed-upon partnership working with the community to pick a dynamic superintendent. and began a school by school evaluation with the goal to improve education in every classroom. we closed schools that did not work and open three new charter schools and significantly cut back the wasteful central office fats. since these changes have been made and the results are astonishing. in five years graduation rates have gone from 49% of 70%. [applause] the dropout rate went from 21% down at 12%. that the dropout rate for african-american students have been cut in half. [applause] and to those who believe throwing money at public education is what will fix it, camden is the proof we do not need to change the funding we need to change the approach people need to get that through their head and camden is the proof. [applause] of course there is still more a good public education is very possible for most camden students. more than five years ago las

what the roads look like, we'll bring you the latest conditions at the jersey shore, south jersey, philadelphia and also monitoring the roads. as we track how much snow has fallen and what's more to come. >> this is an event that's going to go on all day. that's why we've issued a first alert for snow and wind for the entire area for this morning, for this afternoon until 7:00 this evening. we'll see accumulating snow. most of the snow will be here this morning. it will taper off this afternoon. it's going to make for some treacherous travel especially during the morning commute. but during the day, we're already seeing some strong gusty winds that could peak at 50 miles per hour. that's going to lead to blowing and drifting snow even after the snow stops falling from this storm. cape may, new jersey, look at the wind blowing the snow across beach avenue. that's a live view from the hotel. the winds have been gusting to more than 30 miles per hour. in fact, close to 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts right now in dover. peaking at over 37 miles an hour in atlantic city and those were 28-mile-per-hour

less than an inch across all the jersey shore in south jersey, you have to get out of the i-95 corridor before you see an inch. lets go to delaware, pretty much of the same thing, where he looking at starting this rain because we are too warm, much och dell caof delaware debtinga dust of an in. lets go to philadelphia. here is where we'll start to see it. it starts rain and a mix. that's where we start to see it from philadelphia and in the pennsylvania suburbs where we start to see a little bit of accumulation. this is where the numbers are going to be because temperatures will be cold enough to support it. you can see places like allentown with four inches and redding nearly four inches. if you get up to poconos, that's where you are looking at the big number, nearly eight inches of snow. we'll talk more of a big warm up on the way, too, guys. >> download our free nbc 10 app, that way you can track the temperatures and snow in your own neighborhood. >>> police are ramping up their search for a man who assaulted the jogger in broad daylight. she was attacked at farm park last year. mig

jersey transit executive director.gues included the staffing crisis, equipment and positive train control. according to the three witnesses, new jersey transit is losing qualified employees for several reasons. conductors are concerned about assaults and they are promoted to management or leaving for a hire pay at metro-north. lovelle also add it is a generational issue and younger people just don't want to work nicer weekends. commitment issues are also apparent on social media. tweeted this video of a train moving with open door still moving full speed. even with all of the problems committee chair john mccain is hopeful at the end of the hearing, mccain thanked whistle-blowers for his courage. he is a former new jersey transit compliance officer who says he was fired after being told repeatedly to ignore the systematic safety and staffing issues he uncovered. >> you know, i feel em pat think for him. he came forward to unvoluntarily before he was terminated. and came with a whole bunch of documents that i think were

where did new jersey's growth from?conomic creation come in 2011, together, we passed tax cuts d business that led to $3 billion in lower that our corporate creation.put into job we took an unemployment $2 billion in debt eight years ago. we've paid off that debt in time.d we passed a constitutional amendment to prevent politicians from stealing from this fund. we prepare to leave office, that fund is over $2 illion in surplus, not $2 billion in debt. [applause] by the way, that's led to job-creating tax cuts for new jersey businesses, not increases. the economic opportunity act in 2013, has helped us to make new jersey more competitive, putting more of our citizens back to work. reduced job-killing regulations at the direction of the lieutenant governor by 1/3 ver the previous administration, freeing up resources to put new jerseyans back to work. not waste money on lawyers and accountants, to understand the next thing that government was do or not to to do. that's how to create jobs, not through the government doing i

new jersey governor phil murphy signed executive order monday to audit new jersey transit and he will announce a gnaw head of new jersey transit insiders say the tickets comes weeks after murphy nominated a former executive director at the new jersey turnpike authority and for transportation commissioner. the big question is is murphy headed in the right direction meanwhile, the first two weeks they will be giving out verbal warnings. i am ashley johnson reporting for "chasing news." bill: thank you, ashley. all right. let's bring our a-plus panel for tonight's show. we got bill caruso, democratic strategists back with us. welcome, bill. good tow sue. immigration attorney. always good see. you. >> you, too. >> and a columnist for will you and crime and a lar. let me start with you. on the side of phil murphy. will give the new governor a lot of credit. this was not something overly discussed but to come in and sign an executive order to audit new jersey transit and excellent first step. >> a plus. this is the best thing he could have done. we know new jersey transit has a lot of probl

philadelphia, the suburbs, south jersey, the jersey shore, and delaware. 9:00 tonight until noon tomorrow. that's the time frame for the snow. blowing snow making for a slippery commute tomorrow followed by afternoon winds. 20 to 40 miles per hour with higher gusts. that will drag in the dangerous cold after the storm that is going to be here for friday and saturday. looking nice, 31 this afternoon. snow arrives late tonight. snowing tomorrow, tapering off in the afternoon. 28 degrees the high. dangerous cold for friday and saturday. 8 on friday, down to 4 degrees on saturday. we could see record cold in the area. and a very cold morning on sunday. 27 degrees sunday afternoon. low 40s monday and tuesday. with the wet weather, we could see a wintry mix on monday and tuesday followed by sunshine and colder temperatures on wednesday and thursday. another wintry mix possible next friday. >> thanks. another morning to layer up. >>> jessica boyington here with a look at route 70 starting out. >> right. guys, a few problems is a common thing we're seeing with this extreme cold. on route 70, a wa

for years it has been legal in new jersey. the blocks put in place in the loss spirit has been stable. something is good have an adverse effect of the black community in th the state. breathing? >> a hero saved a five -year-olds lie. you will meet him tonight. in a speech by pro- trump supporters mark in the first anniversary of the president's term attack in montclair. >> they were threatening a guys. >> is free speech data montclair? i'm both stadia, this is chasing news. >> murphy some are saying this is the first step over crucial part of the state senator and the same not so fast, i could have an adverse impact on the black community in our stay. ashley has little story. >> of signed his six executive order. expanding medical marijuana. family from new jersey lost their 7-year-old son, jacob, the tank from brain cancer and sunday. was excited to meet the governor pgh so, governor. >> sadly, that never happened. >> he passed away peacefully and painlessly while he was on marijuana. he passed away in his sleep in his bed, v

reporter: from vehicles stuck in the snow in new jersey. you say to the people out driving if. >> reporter: to mail carriers in new england reporting blizzard-like conditions slowing them down as they work to make important deliveries like medication. >> you company see anything at all. it is hard to work in this. we'll go out and try. reporter: all as brutal winter storm norm as the bomb cyclone is now blasting the northeast with heavy snow, hi winds, and bitter cold. >> it is cold. i am from ithaca. he is cold. reporter: the system has already left tens of thousands without power has canceled thousands of flights, and has claimed lives. this as the south is now dealing with frigid temperatures after the storm wednesday. meanwhile with 70 miles per hour winds forecast along the coast, blizzard warnings have been issued up through maine. winter weather emergencies have also been declared including in new york city. >> what is quite clear this. this is a ser is where, serious, serious storm between the low temperature, the strong wind, the d

and new jersey as well. route 50 right around route 49, clearly snow covering all of the roads there. we're not even seeing where the roads are into the grassy parts and moving through the intersection. back to you. >>> one, two punch. after this winter storm passes another brutal blast of arctic air and the best way to protect your home heating systems as they work overtime. that's coming up. >> and good morning, guys. we've gone from zero to 60. as you can see the snow is falling here in englishtown, new jersey, one of the spots with a blizzard warning. i'll be back with storm ranger 10 and show you neighborhood by neighborhood the snow bands that are occurring. your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 1,300 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. >>> it is

jeanette reyes is inland in new jersey. jeff chirico is in delaware and wendy saltzman is standing by in philadelphia. >> philadelphia and afternoon die so -- diocesan schools are closed today. many schools delayed. >> my phone just went off, my kids are off school. to a surface.all day and go home >>> let's go over to karen rogers and david murphy for weather and traffic. >> reporter: a snow day. >> reporter: after 7:00 a.m. or so, it's going to fill in it is happening closer to the coast. closer to the coast, we have a blizzard warning in coastal counties in new jersey and delaware. snow will be heavier here and looking at strong blustery winds creating white out at times. there significant snow and drifting. a winter weather advisory in the northern and western suburbs, it will not be as bad, but slick conditions with lighter snow. you can see the banding coming in off the ocean. fighting dry air, but the dry air over the neck severalhe hours. despite the heavy have banged coming across the region even in spots where you

jersey shore will get the brunt of it. >> reporter: i drove in from south jersey, of course, there are a lot of plow trucks that are waiting they are along the coastline gloucester and camden county. this is the blue route here, the mid county tolls, the traffic is getting by, you can see the snow on the sides. road on the roads itself, the it is creeping in here, you have to be careful in plymouth meeting. swede land road at schuylkill river, we have an accident, but it's on time. >> reporter: winter storm warning in the i-95 corridor and blistered storm warning along the coast and everybody will be dealing with strong blustery winds. future tracker 6 we're programming that behind the storm, but we'll see clearing this afternoon. 26 degrees at 7:00 a.m., 7:30 a.m. we're down to the mid 20s the rest of the day, evening commute in the low 20s. the high today will be 26 degrees and we'll see periods of snow falling all the way up until 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., before the tapers off by 3 to 6 inches in philadelphia. more down the shore. 'tirpt -- this morning, all green aircraft. once you ge

as for super bowl sunday, he still hasn't made his jersey choice yet. what is your favorite jersey? >> i don't have one. it is like picking a favorite kid. >> reporter: if i had my choice, it would be cunningham number 12. >>> a sweet take on the eagles underdog. check out this cake fr. >> nine days away and the only place you will see it right here on nbc 10. right here. right now we are following breaking news right now in philadelphia rox buorough neighborhood. the victim was shot in the side. >>> sky force 10 live over this apartment complex. you still see that fire equipment there. crews have been trying to get control of the flames for about an hour and a half. >>> turning now to our first alert weather. people bundled up. chief meteorologist tammie souza joining us live. >> warm up today. let's take a look at that warm up where it is coming from. 55 in st. louis. all of those areas warmer than us and all of that headed our way. let's take a look at your neighborhood. we are right now in the 20s and 30s. 34 atlantic city. trenton at 30. and dover 29 degrees. temperature trend

an activity that's taking place in new jersey, all over new jersey. there's illegal gambling going on. it can't regulate that activity. the legislature -- >> just the way you say that, mr. olson, the federal government is saying to the state, you can't do something. so that sounds to me, the language of preemption all the time, the federal government takes some kind of action, passes a law, and then says to the states, you know what. we've got this. you can't do anything. >> it is so fundamental at the constitutional convention and discussed in most detail in the new york case, that the difference is that in those circumstances where congress has taken the step of regulating commerce, it can preclude state efforts that interfere with that or conflict with that. but when it sets out at the initiative, at the first stage of regulating the legislature, here we have a situation where a court has ordered pursuant to my opponent's briefs, ordered, told new jersey you can't repeal a statute that you have tried to repeal. you must keep it -- >> do you see no

the gentleman from new jersey reserves. members once again are reminded to please address their comments to the chair. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i'm very pleased to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from minnesota, the ranking member of the interior subcommittee of appropriations, ms. mccollum. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from minnesota is recognized for two minutes. ms. mccollum: mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to this legislation, which ignores the urgent need of the american people. the federal government's fiscal year started october 1 of last year. but instead of fulfilling a responsibility to fund our government in a too manyly manner, -- in a timely manner, president trump and the republicans spent months working to pass their tax scam. now, because they didn't do their jobs, mr. speaker, republicans are asking us to vote to kick the can down the road again. this is no way to run a government. the american people deserve immediate action on critical issues

our new jersey new jersey and's better off? >> the state of our state is very good and without question much better than it was eight years ago. >> an easy pass. have you checked your belt? you might want to check. you could of been fined $50 for something as simple as not renewing your credit card were missing a dollar toe. that and sorority girls. there's a sorority helping young woman decide whether it is the right sorority for them. i am bill spadea. this is chasing news. >> after two terms and nearly 3000 days as new jersey governor chris christie today gave his last state of the state address in trenton. he talked about accomplishments, according to him, that he has made over the two terms. >> we have helped the private sector great 334,400 new jobs. this year, in 2017 that just past, 108,252 new businesses were created in new jersey in 2017 alone. an all-time economic record for the state. >> an interesting reaction from the crowd. some of the lines got partisan a pause and some did not. rebecca down with our panel. folk

that extends through south jersey. that's right around 4 to 8 inches and lower amounts as you get into the pennsylvania suburbs. >>> et willlet's take a look at roads. we've been watching this on 295 southbound. >> affecting things for drivers in new jersey. >> what's funny about it is that we were expecting lots of problems because of the snow. this isn't even snow related. another additional problem that we're dealing with. you can see the southbound side. this strip of red, that means it's a closure. a tractor trailer fire and now they have all those southbound lanes closed right near route 48 which is exit 4 off of 295. if you're trying to get past this point they're going to divert you beforehand. 130 is open. the new jersey turnpike is open as well. that's another alternate for you and just a head's up, the new jersey turnpike is dealing with speed restrictions. we're also watching route 73 around route 70. we're definitely seeing some snow and tracks start to accumulate in the middle of the road there. watching

the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the gentleman from maryland, the democratic whip, mr. hoyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for three minutes. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman -- i thank the gentlelady for yielding. mr. speaker, we are now four months into the fiscal year, and this is our fourth continuing resolution. the gentleman says now is the time to work things out. every democrat voted to extend the fiscal year by 90 days. nothing was worked out. why? because you spent all your time on a tax bill, giving resources -- 83% of the resources to the richest people in america. republicans control all the levers of the legislative process -- the house, the senate, the white house. they have the votes on their own to keep the government open or choose to shut it down as they did by policy some years ago for 16 days. we don't want to shut down the government. keeping the gover

we're bringing you live team coverage of the storm this morning from the jersey shore to south jersey to new castle county in delaware, from the impact on your ride to work to how much snow has fallen already and what's more to come. we start with bill henley. a lot to talk about. >> indeed. snow and wind. it has arrived. the snow is moving in. that's why we've issued a first alert for the entire area through the day today until 7:00 this evening. we're seeing accumulating snow right now. we're still in for the steadier,

. >> and new jersey has a new governor. bill murphy after inaugural celebration at metlife stadium on tuesday night. he got to work on wednesday. >> if i give you something or might get something from you, it is your express. that is not right. bill: and the snow, the snow came and it went. what is happening with our weather? are we going to see another winter blast and protect your pets if they are outside. there is a new threat. not a coyote. it is not a wolf. i am bill spadea, this is "chasing news." senator cory booker lost his temper at the committee meeting at the u.s. senate going after homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen. take a look. >> alive with power. it is a darnous force end our country. bill: he joined the folks on fox 5 earlier today to talk about his position. why he did it. yes is so angry. um, it is right that american should be angry and emotional and outraged when somebody lied before a senate committee and but lies about something as ser question is as hatred in the country. >> now people are

in new jersey is snow has slowly been making its way into new jersey. this was just getting rain overnight. the temperatures have been above freezing in south jersey and especially towards the shore where there's only rain this morning. off towards the north and west, that's been steady snowfall for much of the night for allentown and reading and into the suburbs as well. we will see more accumulation even into delaware as well. the temperatures have been clearing up. it temperatures will slowly cool down the air temperature. and then the ground gets cold enough to support that midwintery mix, that slushy condition that we were seeing in chestnut hill this morning. this will come to an end this morning. we will see some sunshine later today. meteorologist crystal cline is standing by with an update. >> we're starting with the areas getting the most snow, which is over the poconos and view from camelback mountain. but this is light snow. seeing reports of 3 to 5 inches. for the rest of us, though, many of us only half an inch or an inch at best in pennsy

bill p mur guy the donald trump of new jersey. clean it. clean it out. do something that other governors have failed to do. >> on any discussion. >> it is a compliment. >> i know. right. a class ram for as he mentioned, for the mu governor come in and start over with the new administration. the same thing, he hired all the plans and gave them nice jobs, raises, some promotions so honestly, out with the old, win the new. who will make a chng and make a difference to the failing system. >> fire them all. >> preserve the good people that actually know how to run the train. those people, their voices are not being herd. we hired tom. at least he had the courage to stand up. >> stay flight. we got a lot more "chasing news" coming four. there are tens of thousands of salvadorans who are potentially facing deportation. as a temporary visa and comes to an end. and dan zarrow is going to have the forecast, getting warm out. stay with us bill: welcome backing to "chasing news." i am bill spadea. we got a lot more show for you today. we'll check in with dan zarrow

, you can take the new jersey turnpike. it's a little bit slow in some spots but the new jersey turnpike is open and so is route 130. >>> and it's a painful morning. we're out here in englishtown, new jersey, where conditions have gone from bad to worse. behind me, it's storm ranger 10. it's doing its job despite the weather. i'll come back and i'll describe what this vehicle is doing and what kind of conditions to expect here. small business, internet providers promise you a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. verizon doesn't. we offer more complete reliability with up to 8 hours of 4g wireless network backup. verizon, no way. we offer 35 voice features and solutions that grow with your business. verizon, not so much. get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call 1-800-501-6000. >>> 24 degrees in philadelphia. we're several hours into the snowstorm that has the jersey shore and delaware beaches under a blizzard watch. her

the price in south jersey -- about $2.5050 -- $2.55.n delaware, about $2.44. >>> 6:25. 19 degrees. another cold but dry start to the workweek. that's a live view from the kimmel center in center city. we've got icy conditions for this afternoon. a first alert has been issued. your neighborhood forecast ahead. >>> also ahead, an aboutface in a newly released book. steve bannon calls president trump's campaign team treasonous and unpatriotic. why he's taking back those explosive words now. last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. ♪ ♪ (radio playing in background) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> icy weather on the way. the first alert radar is tracking a wintry mix that's bringing a fresh threat to drivers as the workweek begins. >>> a new day is on the horizon! [ cheers ] >> time's up

we have heavy batch of snow pushing through south jersey. we have this band that came through that put snow down even in areas where you don't see the active snow right now. as we roll through the day, it stays cold and snowy. noon, 24, snow coming down across the region, western suburbs starting to improve a little bit by lurch -- lunchtime it may be 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., 35 degrees by 3:00 p.m., the snow pushes to the east staying cold and windy today. we'll be back with more coverage. >> about 3 minutes to. mobile 6 taking it very slow along asbury avenue in ocean city, new jersey, where it looks like there are christmas lights up in the business district. you seep the roads, crusty, snow covered. it's windy down there, this is where it will be worse with the coastal storm we're all dealing with. penndot offers retime tracking where the plows are at any given time. this is 511-p-a.com, you can see where the plows are located, where they are and when they will get to your neighborhood. they are only for the state roads where penndot plows.

south jersey. lower pennsylvania suburb and da. it doesn't mean there's going to be a lot less snow. it means the highest wind and totals are going to be out along the jersey shore. a blizzard warning is 35 miles per hour winds. for about three hours. and you can have an inch of snow or foot of snow. it's white out conditions with that steady blowing snow. lee high valley and upper pennsylvania suburbs in burkes county lesser amounts. it will be windy. but should see the least amount of snow. the biggest concern is here along the jersey shore and the beaches of delaware. we'll see ice pushing up against the shore. initially before the wind blow things the opposite direction. the heaviest snow is down here in southern delaware county. and moving along the jersey shore. so let's take a look. closer and see where everything is. wilmington light snow beginning to fall. light. nothing into the philadelphia yet. washington not really there. pits grove light snow. vine land very light snow. it's the darker shade where we can see the stead

that's going to be really nice. 54 in the suburbs. 55 in new jersey and 49 at the jersey shore with mostly sunny conditions and scattered clouds in the afternoon. on sunday that's when we have the rain for at least the morning hours in philadelphia, and then a little longer for new jersey, the shore and delaware. temperatures still mild. low 50s for philly in the su suburbs. 50 at the shore. let's go over this quickly. i want to extend into the workweek. there's the sunday morning. it minimizing into the afternoon. it moves off to sea. we still have some rain over jersey and delaware on your sunday afternoon. plan for the umbrella if you have plans tomorrow. how about monday morning? the commute doesn't look bad. fairly clear. some models try to give an isolated arerain shower, but it mostly dry until the overnight. 6:30, a little action on the west edge of the board. overnight around midnight we start to see a rain/snow mix. this is going to turn over to all snow. light snow for tuesday morning commute. a chance of light snow returns to the region on your tuesday morning commute. it start

reportera: se pisa que ahora en el estado de new jersey estÁn mÁs seguros. >> new jersey estÁ más segurodeben tener automÁticos son los policÍas para defender los crÍmenes que estÁn pasando por los estados unidos. ilia: precisamente en nueva jersey tiene nuevo gobernador. promete resistir las polÍticas de trampas sobre inmigraciÓn, sistemas de salud e impuestos. alex: phil murphy se convirtiÓ en el gobernador 56 de new jersey. el estreno de los caÑonazos como protocolo marcÓ el final de la ceremonia de posesiÓn. es el liderazgo que ha convertido a nuestro paÍs en una esperanza de mejor futuro para los inmigrantes que son bienvenidos a este estado incluyendo los de haitÍ y naciones africanas, dijo murphy, refiriÉndose a las palabras despectivas que habrÍa dicho trump. >> creo que para la comunidad hispana vamos a ver un gobernador que actualmente va a abrir las puertas de oportunidades para nuestra comunidad. tambiÉn la posiciÓn que Él tiene como referencia. quiere crear una oficina para ayudar. alex: murphy dijo que amÉrica contraataca y que resistirÁ cualquier movimiento que haga el pre

we get into south jersey and the jersey shore. 4 to 8. and we could see 10 plus inches in places like toms river. we'll talk more about this coming up a little later on. but guys, this is something to kind of think about. that snow shovel, where did you put it. >> christmas tree recycling started today in philadelphia. it runs through january 13th. the city will not pick up trees. >>> attacked a local bar employee and took off. the video that it police hope will lead them to the suspect. >>> icy rescue. how a woman ended up plunging through a and sinking 12 feet. that's next. el: broke, homeless, selling my body to get high, locked up, a slave to heroin - that was my life. married, a homeowner, a professional, recovering and thriving - that's my life now. i got help. you can too. new years means a new day for those struggling with addiction. don't suffer. don't wait. choose help. call 844 reachnj or visit reachnj.gov >>> students in erie had an extended holiday brink as the city deals with a record amount of snow. they cancelled classes t

threats a -- there's a big accident in salem county new jersey.k at the number of emergency workers. jack knifed tractor-trailer caught on fire. the woods caught on fire and the house caught on fire. avoid 295 southbound. they need letting traffic by at times near route 48. head to new jersey turnpike with 45-mile an hour speed restrictions there. this is what it looks like now route 1 by the christiana mall, you can see how the road is snow cove ramps are bad as you turn. you have to be careful as you head outside right now tam. >> now let's switch live to john rawlins in somers point new jersey, an area where you to the shore will be dealing wighest snowfall and blistered conditions. >> reporter: good morning, tam things come and go here as far as the snow and the wind. right now it kind of quiet and the snow has tapered off a bit. every once in a while a band of snow will come in here. i don't know that we've reached blizzard conditions looking back at route 9 southbound. i don't know if we reached blizzard conditions, but we have flirted with

jersey shore and delaware. from 9:00 tonight until noon tomorrow, that's when we'll see snow and blowing snow. leading to a very slippery commute for tomorrow morning. in the afternoon, the coldest air of the season comes after the storm. winds are light this morning, skies are clear which sounds great. that's the combination for some very cold temperatures. that's what we're seein right n. 5 in the lehigh valley. single digit for many locations. oxford, exton is 5. 0 now in collegeville. and 2 degrees fraternitily in ft. washington. a very cold start even though it's not windy. high few high clouds passed overnight. we'll see a lot of sunshine today. tothght. this is the storm that's spreading snow into the panhandle along with a wintry mik mix in south georgia. that will come up the east coast. here you see the day hour by hour. noontime today, 22 degrees. a pretty good turnaround. 20s for allentown, wilmington, and millville. seeing some cold temperatures this morning. later this aftebuild. the clouds take o

this is the warmest we've seen in days in new jersey. 33 in delaware. upper 20s for the lehigh valley. the suburbs, philadelphia, inching toward the 30s this afternoon. i'll break the forecast down hour by hour and show when the first flakes will be falling in your neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. first, jessica boyington has first alert traffic. >>> thanks. starting in cherry hill, new jersey, route 70. our cameras at kings highway. if you look closely, you can see actually the flashing lights here, flashing lights here. this is around kings highway, it may be more around brace road where we have a water main break, eastbound side of 70. lanes blocked because of the water main break. watching some of that. the schuylkill expressway's open this morning in both directions. not dealing with any of the construction project. right now a great drive time, 13 minutes eastbound from the blue route to the vine. speeds still up, as well. we're also watching the vine. open here both directions also. this is around 24th street. here westbound toward the

a new jersey family is gunned down.een is accused of pulling about the trigger. >>> and the president's priorities from north korea to immigration. his possible plans for 2018. >>> i'm meteorologist bill henley. another frigid morning. the temperatures are in the teens. it feels like with the wind blowing it's below 0 this morning. ice is frozen solid. a live view from penn's landing. a sunny day, but you'll need to bundle up. the first alert forecast coming up. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. >>> new year's freeze. 2018 begins with bitter cold. feels-like temperatures in parts of the area reaching below 0. >>> family murdered. a new jersey teen accused of gunning down his parents, sister, and a family friend. now he g

the jersey shore the last place that clears. we'll look at numbers that fall very quickly. 8 in philadelphia by friday morning, teens for highs in the afternoon. we go into saturday, it's even worse. we'll see 8s and 5 in the morning and we'll see teens in the afternoon. here's that snow belt. the heaviest snow is going to fall out along the shore. now, if it tracks further east, we're going to see amounts that could be 6 to 8 inches along the shore, only maybe 2 to 4 inches here in philadelphia and less in the lehigh valley and berks county. if it tracks a little further west, we'll look at 7 or 8 inches in philadelphia, more than a foot along the jersey shore and southern delaware and the lehigh valley will be looking at 3 or 4 inches of snow. guys, back to you. >>> all new at 5:00, with this nor'easter comes the threat of people trying to take advantage of you. >> what you should know to keep con men from digging into your wallet. that's ahead on nbc 10 responds. ♪ >>> and a symbol of hope. a heartwarming update on a hurrican

temperatures cooling down in new jersey. even though it's raining right now it is going oo become snow. we'll break it down hour by hour and show you when it's going to end in a few minutes. >>> we're starting out in center city right now where you just mentioned some of that rain going to turn into snow. right around 24th street, not see anything real problems yet. just cars moving back and torfo and the roads looking a little bit slippery. accumulation, a little bit. also watching a new crash right around -- and i'll end here with bridges. we'll seeing some speed restricts. tracy and dray. >> snow is falling in the lee high valley right now. here is live look in allentown where you can see it's coming down. matt delucia will join us for update on conditions in the allentown area. >> nbc 10's andy gyllenhaal is in storm force 10. randy, what conditions are you seeing this morning? >> reporter: hey, good morning. we just got into chester county on 202 south. i can tell you the snow has definitely switched over from rain. we

south jersey delaware there will be a steady snow. north and west some snow showers and that snow will be filling in during the morning commute i think we will get some dry slotting early and future tracker really shows this well around 7:00 philadelphia may wake up and see where is the snow but this snow will be filling in as the storm system intensifies off our coast by mid morning but it's a quick hit and moves out during the afternoon the winds really whipping up and that's what will be blowing and drifting the snow so expected snow sfal really tight gradient with this north and west of philadelphia not a big deal 1-3" and i-95 and interior jersey 3-6 and right along the coast this is where it's the highest and the bullseye 6-10" of snow also this is where we get the highest winds that is where we have the blizzard warnings so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast it's snowing and windy and snow mainly for the first half of the day, the winds all day long, the high 26. friday and saturday the highs only in the teens but win

we continue to follow breaking news in south jersey shots fired at police and now a person is held up inside a house. authorities are warning neighbors to stay inside, we're live with an update. >>> more breaking news also in south jersey where a landmark diner goes up in flames overnight its owner tells cbs-3 it is a total loss. >>> and a live look at lehigh valley from high atop the hotel bethlehem, some parts could see morning fog, then up in the 50's for another warmer day but winter's cold, will soon make a big return, it is thursday, january 11th, good morning i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things and getting us out the door. >> it is very wet. not so much slick or slippery. we are not dealing with ice. but we have a few accidents out there and, ready to put bumper to bumper conditions out there as well. >> that is a bummer. >> we are finding no icing today. way too warm for that. a lot of the snow is starting to melt so you will in the ruin your favorite pair of shoes walking outside on the sidewalk at this point. things are drying

in new jersey, two notices were issued in south jersey, and there were zero arrests, we spoke with immigration attorney about what could be next for those arrested. >> they are allowed to give us a call or coordinate their release, get them a bail hearing. see if we can get them out of detention then a form of release. reporter: wednesday's operation resulted from a 2013 investigation, that resulted inn franchisees and managers in new york and t mayor of newark, a sanctuary city, called theuncona statement said, city of newark will not assist i.c.e. in any immigration enforcement operation not today, not tomorrow, or in thent of homelay is also cracking down on those who obtain their fraudulently, a man from india is first to be stripped of citif operation janus. that obama and investigates and prosecuting immigration. he was strippede u.s. citizen last week. his can be subject to deportation. deportation. i alison for "chasing news." bill: all right, bring back the panel, i think the singh case is cut and dry, 25 years, he did not show up for his hearing. >> we're a nation of laws, and border

it's a short list in new jersey and new york are on that list. it's where amazon may put their second world headquarters. what could it mean to new york and new jersey if amazon comes here. george has the full story. >> officials are thrilled that they have made the top 20 candidates list for amazon's new facility which could bring $5 billion in economic revitalization and as many as 50000 jobs. >> among the reasons plus high-tech colleges in the area from which amazon could attack talent. >> were smack dab in the middle of 9 million people in this area i'm please, not very surprised we had a strong proposal an application. we know that newark can use this. >> they made the top 20 for more than 200 cities who wanted the headquarters. among the competition new york city philadelphia boston. if you need a new jersey hook they went to the university at bridgeton. >> thank you. let's bring back the a+ panel. is there any chance that amazon is coming to new jersey? >> i think it would be an economic boom. think about the number of jobs that the headqu

occurring now in south jersey.nd in philadelphia, a few neighborhoods cooler than the airport -- actually not, pensport, one above freezing. usually the airport is not the cold spot. things have turned around and will warm quickly. at 8:00, just below freezing in allentown, quakertown, exton, reading. keep a look out for icy sidewalks this morning. 20s for philadelphia and wilmington. atlantic city at 32 after being a little bit warmer all night. you'll see fewer icy spots along the shore. we'll see a lot of sunshine for a fast warmup into the upper 30s and low 40s this afternoon. the melt happens today. it's going to accelerate through the week. more wet weather on the way to end the week. a couple of dry days, then clouds start moving back in thursday. the wet weather on the west coast, that's going to come in for friday and into saturday. the first of the showers will arrive thursday evening. nice and clear today. by tomorrow morning, still in the clear. a little bit of cold tomorrow morning. it will be dry. the

how has it been received by new jersey transit court?iled a compliment about the united states department of labor and the united states department of labor has a whistle-blower retaliation unit that is in charge tone force whistle-blower provisions from 22 df rent statutes one of those statutes he is the federal railroad safety and the new jersey transit and operates the railroad and qualify under the act and we brought this whistle-blower complaint under that. now they are claiming you misused company property. this was reference about a car, about a computer. what do you say to their acuizations against you. those are entirely all baseless, bill. everyone that works here know that's the case. he was attempt to silence. fortunate i, ways not silenced? what happens next with the department of laborer does the investigation beginning away that the investigation commencing already. iund erred thanked the united states department of labor is taking this complaint very seriously. >> todd anyone in new jersey transit tried to you out of fili