we heard from new jersey transit and amtrak about shutting down the rail line between new jersey and new york have certain things didn't happen. here's mark with more. >> the senator came here new jersey to essentially say president trump proposed infrastructure when? a $200 billion spending plan is a deficit when you inject 240 billion in cuts. >> what does that mean for the people of new jersey? >> present trump has proposed a 25-cent federal gas tax to pay for. >> he said he would make america great again. instead of providing leadership he's decided to make new jersey pagan. >> we are ready have a gas tax which could lead to pain for new tolls on i 80, i-95, already adding to the total burden which we feel directly every day. >> tell us more about what's going on with new jersey transit. >> amtrak has warned nj transit that a positive train control plans are [inaudible] the trains, the trains may not be allowed into new york station to to lack of safety. >> the answer joining us. i'm kim in for bill spadea. he'll be back on monday. have a great weekend. >> people start to see hig

mostly rain ipsuffix county along the jersey shore. look at this area of pink, that's where icing is possible. and it does not take much ice at all to make for very slippery roads, primarily snow for upper portions. those are locations where some accumulation is possible. this is just one model, but doing a nice job of showing that accumulation of ice is not high. but areas like chester county, delco, down into south jersey and especially new castle county, even just a few hundredths of an inch can be slippery for your tires. as for snow potential, likelihood we wasn't see anything other than a brief dusting before the ice turn over along the 95 corridor. it's farther to the north along allentown where we could see 3 to 4 inches. this model going 3 1/2 and over half a foot in mount poconos. these are areas where the snow may lastonger and then icing will occur making for crunchy snow that is easier to drive on. through 9:00 a.m., an icy mix. from 10:00 a.m. to noon it'll be cloudy. we may have a break in precipitation, but noon to 4:00

. >> the new governor, phil murphy wants new jersey to be clean energy dependent by 2050. that is cracking. some speculate there should be. >> new jersey will support efforts to permanently ban fracking within the entirety of the delaware river watershed. >> a crisis at a local congressman's office where joke on social media may be taken very seriously with the potential of infiltration in his office by state interns. it's not the first time this member of congress and his team have been threatened. i'm bill spadea, this is chasing news. world check in with john who has a story about student journalist who broke a story about deplorable conditions in the new york city public school cafeterias. >> bill, what is for lunch? how about 600 mice droppings and to roaches sprinkled in. middle school and ozone park, queens how about 1500 flies. that is what health inspectors found. those are some of the findings and the new report called food fight. it's from a new york city new service, and operation out of the school of journalism. here is what the report found. the department of

a steady rain falling in delaware, south jersey, and the jersey shore. temperatures in the 60s and 50s for the rest of the area on sunday. sunshine, that's going to wait until monday to return to the area. the ten day on 10 in the next half hour. >> you're going to make us wait until monday for sunshine? >> for the weekend. come on. >>> 17 minutes past 5:00 a.m. we'll look at route 42 in south jersey. >> jessica boyington is getting you to work. >> watching that and around route 41 through deptford. we typically see delays later on in the morning. not yet, though. right now, northbound toward maybe headed to 295 or if you're actually headed toward the philadelphia area, not seeing problems yet. you're good to go. bordentown township in new jersey, a disabled bus on the new jersey turnpike's northbound side near route 206. traffic still getting by the scene. that's near exit 7. you don't need an alternate there. in allentown, the beam collapsed yesterday around 6:00 p.m. moving through the lehigh tunnel. northeast extension southbound is shut down from ji

this is about new jersey. it is about unbelievely vibrant puerto rican come machine tun the state of new jersey and they are americans. they need our help. they are devastated by the hurricane. the more we can do to help them come back to new jersey with families and friends the better. bill: what do you think? how much ties. we are one storm away from other people being displaced. how much can we handle? we cannot pay the bills as it is. >> we head to take care of each other. we look at that way. he is right that the federal government replied to this and swelled and there is a lot more that needs to be done. in new jersey, i believe, we're the third largest of people with the puerto rican come machine so you know, if he fellow systems we need the help. you go people. the in are a structure being built back in puerto rico. i imagine most want to go home. >> listen no such thing as too much in the situation. if the goal is to go back to puerto rico the federal government should help. puerto rico is america. bi

jersey shore, 49 degrees.he rest of the area will be seeing sunshine especially to start the day tomorrow. tracy. >> that's heartwarming, we like that, bill, thank you. 5:08, let's get to jessica boyington with "first alert" traffic. >> yes, watching 2 around the black horse pike. not hearing any problems. you can see both directions the north and southbound side pretty empty. watching 95 through delaware, we're not seeing any issues with the drive times. 11 minutes on the northbound 295 to 95. and minor delays, doylestown running ten minutes behind for septa, other than that, new jersey transit and patco good. >>> tech giant layoff. as amazon eyes a new site for company headquarters, the company explains why it's cutting jobs. >>> well rested on the roads. uber is enforcing new safety push for its drivers. >>> learning to luge. you'll meet the local athletes as they train to become the next crop of olympians. >>> 13 minute it's past 5:00. it is known as the fastest sport on ice, luge takes sledding to the ext

no response for about a month from new jersey transit.irst, bet's top rap from the '90's taking a turn from hip-hop to politics. running for council in newark. ashley johnson has the full story. ash, ashley, what do got? >> call him mr. do it all. the supreme do it all kelly is well-known for being a member of the hip-hop group of the underground which is the best in the '90's and known for hits like tick-tock but these days you can find kell the streets of the hotel reason for city council at large. >> well, about 20 years a, tupac shakur and i had a conversation about this. we talked about how can we eof course ifly help and influence our communities so that we can bring forth change end our come in toy create youth and start nonprofits and they use the same influence in the branding techniques of how we get the message out through our music. 1:00 20 years later i did everything that we talked about except to save on national elected officials. >> kelly co founded impact to help youth tackle shore like gun vie less. i asked cannily what

theitesing you can see in delaware and south jersey. but also notice that's just rain falling in delaware and south jersey right along the coastline. that's warmer air that's going to eventually push into the rest of the area. i mean the entire area will see a warm up during the day. so the conditions will be changing, but this icing through cumberland county and atlantic county right nu, that's going to be a great concern for the morning commute. so there's a large-air of ice for the morning commute, while it'll start off as snow and accumulating for the lehigh valley county and berks county and the upper suburbs we'll see it eventually change over, too. any icing is going to be washing away, and not expecting a lot of ice, but really don't need a lot to make for some slippery conditions. and at 8:00 this morning still a potential for some icing in philadelphia and pushes to the north. we get a break from precipitation this morning but that break does not last. look at the rain sweeping into the area, and it's going to be a heavy rain

it extends into south jersey. heavy rain mixing with moderate rain into delco, chester county, into berks county. there's a look at south jersey where the heaviest rain is moving through as well. today we get to 62 degrees. we'll be windier this afternoon. then the wind should die down as well as the rain dies down overnight into monday. temperatures fall into the 40s monday into tuesday. valentine's day we pick up. thursday, look at that. 63 degrees with more rain. it lasts into friday. weekend looks dry at this point. but sunday night, monday, tuesday, more rain. is it spring? did we change to spring? we had a lot of rain in the forecast. the temperatures pretty mild. >> not a bad one. today, again, indoor plans only. >> i am happy that it's not snow. >> and lovers day looks not so bad wednesday. get your chocolates and flowers. you can't blame the weather. no excuses. >> no excuses. >> thanks, krystal. >>> that's going to do it for us on this sunday morning. we'll be back with local updates. >>> have a great su

i am joined by new jersey assemblyman, jamal. welcome back to "chasing news." >> how are you doing, bill sno you are the staff in essex county. always god tow sue on the show. >> thanks. bill: i want to ask you, first in the executive branch. you har the government come out to say this is about testing. this is about sleep apnea i dop understand from a public safety stand point. a woman is dead. you got drowsy drivers all over this garden state. some who may be tired and get behind the wheel of a train. >> it is a strange statement, right. the primary cause was sleep apnea. not there that was driver who fell asleep or was drowsy. the driver mid a decision to do his job, not 100%. >> now there may have been ways he could have fixed that but the cause could not be the lack of testing. remember, you got take up issues like this. nj transit complete and utter mess. >> new jersey transit is a mess. a lot of pressure put in a lot of demands on the drivers. to meet schedules on time ap unfortunate someone had to dow and every single day

we get into tomorrow evening and we can see rain in parts of new jersey and snow for parts of jersey closer to the i-95 corridor. by the time we get to the overnight hours it may transition to rain. for all of you in delaware, this is mainly a rain event. watch what happens. a lot of rain and mixing early on, i think it is northern delaware that might see the best chance of snow and rain coming in at the tail end once again and it is out of here. let's go to philadelphia and the suburbs. we could get a quick burst of several inches of snow. the rain moves across philadelphia and into the lower suburbs and it is out of here. much of us will stay and we have the first alert for three to six inches there. look at this, all snow, snow, snow, snow over night, snow until 1:00 in the morning, and that is where we expect to see the biggest impact. one to three inches of sloppy snow across philadelphia, and zero to an inch of rain for south jersey, the jersey shore, and southern parts of delaware. you can follow it on our app, down load it on nbc.com. 48 with sunshine, rain on monday, 70st fo

south jersey, staying in the mid 40s.ainy conditions from the time you're heading to celebrate the game to the time you're driving home. that's the same in delaware. by 11:00 or so things will start to taper off at the jersey shore, about 4:00 p.m. tomorrow, 45 degrees. we stay around there through the rest of the night. we'll be right back. hey...so who's your friend? oh. this is mr. squat. -mister...squat? -jack. -so, how'd you guys meet? -i got him from my bank. you got jack squat from your bank? y-you didn't get one? no, i actually got an app from santander that lets me quickly check my balances on the go. i just do this. that's it. we give you and your money respect. not surprises. and, at santander bank, respect adds up. >>> 5:54. we're live in minnesota just one more day to go before super bowl lii. >> we can't wait. this is something eagles fans have been waiting for for more than a decade and a bucs county grandmother is showing her support for the eagles with a brand new tattoo. 75-year-old ann little lost a bet

maybe south jersey as well. take the new jersey turnpike as your alternate. tracy. >>> and now as we go outside. >> nbc10's katy zachry is live with zero visibility there earlier this morning in coatesville. katy,. we saw s fog. we got out of the truck to show you what's going on. when you first walk outside to get to work or school, you'll feel the moisture. moisture on the roads and also moisture on the vehicle. windshield and rear view mirror. be aware of that. and we're also seeing f0. here blankets part of the property. and this is an example of what you could potentially find in your area. some areas reporting fog. at times up to quarter-mile at most visibility. that is where we're seeing the denser fog. so, what should you do? take a look sat route 30 right here. just outside of coatesville. drive slowly. also, high beams are bad. remember that as you're going into fog. you're going to want to use your low beams. that's the best way to see vehicles in front of you and possible obstructions on the road. i did just check in with chester county dispatch,

new jersey going to be in for a pretty nice day, too. we'll see a partly sunny sky, 55 degrees this afternoon. that's at noontime into the near -- into the near 60 degrees into the upper 50s this afternoon. look at those winds out of the southwest at 2:00 and continuing until 4:00 this afternoon. delaware a nice warmup here, too. 38 degrees right now and up by 10 at 10:00. and then add another ten or so to that in delaware with winds out of the southwest at 12 miles an hour. looks like a nice end to february. but look at the seven day at the bottom of the screen. we do have rain on the way for tomorrow into friday. and then the weekend, i'll take a look at that and beyond with the ten day on ten when i'm back in ten. >>> thank you, bill. 5:38. how about a look at route 22. >> jessica boyington has you covered with that. >> allentown area 22 and route 145 not too bad. sometimes we can't see it when it's dark outside, and right here both directions look good on the east and westbound side. and also seeing any problems on the eastbound side

of sussex and against the jersey shore. so really what we're focusing on are ice zones. check this out. this is just one model potential for accumulation. we're looking at 0.03 of an inch in philadelphia. i know that doesn't sound like much, but just a little bit and your car can go sliding. look at the snow potential here, so we may see a few flakes falling down the i-95 corridor. temperatures are kind of borderline in that zone. could see half a foot that area in mount poconos by the time the system has passed through. temperatures are going to be very borderline, right near that freezing mark throughout the morning commute. we're talking 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. we're putting travel in the red. take a slow, take it easy. we'll talk more about the impact for the rest of our neighborhood coming up in a few minutes. >>> both bill and crystal made reference to the effects it'll have on the road conditions this morning. >> we have an early morning crash here. and this is northbound side blocking part of that ramp and into the should

the gentleman from new jersey is recognize. mr. frelinghuysen: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from tennessee, mrs. blackburn. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from tennessee is recognized for two minutes. mrs. black: thank you, mr. chairman -- mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. chairman. it is so interesting to listen to this debate. so i just want to make three poinlts. first, on the military -- points. first, on the military funding, i represent fort campbell. and when you walk on that post and talk to the men and women in uniform, and talk to them about their readiness training, their redeployment training, you know what they tell news is give us certainty in funding -- tell us? give us certainty in funding. that's exactly what we are doing. providing that certainty that they need to defend us. to protect us. they deserve it and they deserve our best efforts. , so i find -- so i find it so curious that there would be opposition to funding our military. the second point, the community health centers. now,

and the light rain showers will come to an end in new jersey.t the shore, though, they'll last a little bit longer into the noontime hour. but new jersey, inland and at the shore reaching into the 40s. a colder start tomorrow morning. a look at what youkt expe can e tomorrow morning and a peak at the weekend forecast. >>> what do you see, jessica? >> watching a crash on the schuylkill expressway. it's not blocking any of these eastbound lanes. this is the traffic approaching the blue route right now. we are seeing a bit of a slow down kind of coming around the curve over here. so everyone sees the lights up ahead and slows down naturally. not really affecting the schuylkill expressway. just a slow down there. and the burlington-bristol bridge that was scheduled for 5:50. and we're still in the middle of that night. and right around south mitchell avenue, that crash from this morning. and mass transit, we're seeing some detours starting around 7:00 a.m. if that's typically the route you take, you might want to check before you go there. other tha

new jersey, the jersey shore, and delaware will get that rain/snow mix. by sunday, whatever's on the grounds will be melting. -- whatever's on the ground will be melting. temperatures in the 40s to near 50 degrees. vai? >> thank you. >>> ahead, rocked on the roads. >> a blast, and this object and this rust -- my mouth was filled with glass. >> a woman shares how she drove to safety after this piece of metal crashed through her windshield. from lamps to furniture and kitchenware. an old hotel is selling everything to make room for a new casino. >>> forget hot dogs and french fries, i'm keith jones here in south korea covering the winter olympics. we sampled all the food that you can get here including traditional korean cuisine right here in the olympic park. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can h

eventually new jersey will get some. during the day, the jersey shore, partly sunny, partly cloudy, 48 this afternoon. i'll break the forecast down hour by hour to show when you may need the umbrella during the day when i'm back in ten minutes. first, let's see how the traffic is moving. jessica boyington has first alert traffic. >>> thanks. starting in new jersey, traffic won't be moving through magnolia and summerdale on the white horse pike. route 30 at summerdale and warwick road will be closed for a construction project for another hour and a half or so until 6:00. we're also watching mass transit. for the week, patco on a special schedule. check there before you go. septa, amtrak, and new jersey transit on time with no special schedules or problems. the schuylkill expressway, too, i'll end at the vine street expressway. we're closed on that eastbound side. they're diverting traffic off for another half an hour until 5:00. >>> we have a pair of breaking news stories that we're following. the first takes us to a dead

the rain is really starting to come down in jersey toward the ben franklin bridge in camden, new jerseywe are also seeing a pretty dense fog causing a lot of issues this morning. you can especially, as we head over the bridge, the fog was much worse in pennsylvania than in south jersey. i want to show you one of the first accidents we're already seeing this morning. this was on i-76 westbound just underneath that overpass at 30th street station. according to pennsylvania state police, there were two chain reaction crashes, a number of vehicles involved. we saw cars into the side of the median. state police just told us that that crash is now clear. none of the drivers involved had any serious injuries. it's the combination of that heavy rain as well as the fog that's going to cause a tricky commute this morning. the worst of that rain still not here. we're heading to 95 next and expecting the stornl m to pass the 95 corridor. it could get tricky there. right now, a lot of rain and dense fog approaching sunrise this morning. live on the ben franklin bridge. i'm randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 n

today 363 jersey has a new owner called 363 jersey llc. they have informed mean and the other appellants that they will not build such a garage. they will not dig a deep basement and if shown a new foundation plan to require far less excavation. a many relieved. the deep basement is obsolete as the owners and appellants agree. however, it is still the plan before you. i therefore ask you to remove the no longer relevant eewyes basement from the site plan to lay it to rest. please keep in mind the property was sold by the owner after he obtained the site permit. i wish the best to the current team. these are uncertain times. it is not impossible to find it necessary to sell the property rather than complete the project and another buyer with deeper pockets might want the garage with car elevator. knowing the garage won't happen would help me to celebrate my 84th birthday in peace. i.q. of you as a commissioner that you do so with conditions that assure that should damage occur during excavation or construction. the permit holders assume ful

it's already raining at the jersey shore. this is a live look into ocean city at the boardwalk where you're seeing nobody out there. this is a good evening to stay inside. the real severe weather kicks in tonight after midnight. so the rain that you're seeing out there is not causing too many problems. later on it will. philadelphia, the suburbs, south jersey and delaware we're concerned from midnight tonight to 5:00 tomorrow. we may bump up the time and shave it off earlier or later. so check back in on that. what we're expecting, two to four inches of rain. the biggest rain stormd here in over five months. potentialreet floodducing signifiohow you down bucks county and jersey and to seeat means we'll have rounds and rounds of rain.ough the ev travel heavier rain overnight and the est for flooding forecast coming up. >>> new details shooting of a parking lot of aan didn't leave the property before igators say he committed another crime. he's in the hospital after a corrections officer shot him. nbc 10's drew smith is live ou

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlelady from new york. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i am very pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, a member of the committee on appropriations, mr. aguilar. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is ecognized for two minutes. mr. aguilar: thank you, mr. speaker. ladies and gentlemen, we have a choice today. i want to compliment the work that the committees have done to reach an agreement on these funding levels. i'm not here to quibble with those funding levels. what i'm here to ask for is a chance. if this is the people's house, we deserve an opportunity to address these issues. i've never said this is a bad deal. i've just said this is an incomplete deal. it isn't complete because we haven't had the commitment that we need. the commitment that we need to address critical issues that are important to our communities. we've addressed some in this, opioids, community he

new jersey, 42 degrees. the extension will be the shore as the winds are going to shift around and come off the ocean that will keep the shore colder. actually warmer in the lee lie valley and delaware this afternoon with mostly sunny skies. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you how quickly it's going to warm up, plus a peek at the valentine's day forecast back in ten minutes but first jessica boyington has your "first alert" traffic. >> thanks, bill, route 309, cameras around the p.a. turnpike. we had an easy drive this morning at least, so far for the majority of the commute. watching the blue route, too. the north and southbound drive times looking okay. actually light. 14 minutes from the north. southbound to 95 to the schuylkill expressway. speeds there in the distincts. and with mass transit, minor delays, 11-minute delays in the west trenton train. and elwyn, 309, 11-minute delay. all on schedule. >>> and starting with the love return to philadelphia. >> love sculpture will begin its journey ba

>> new jersey governor murphy kicked up the third week on the job. newest senator bob menendez anchorry booker to support the re-election of of bergen county executive. the senators took the opportunity to speak about all federal corrupts charges and being dropped against mendenez last week. >> give testimony and in the path and within you. >> it was my first time in the last week sore. i am so grateful for bob menendez and serve with him and stand by him. the tow cusses with on making sure the dems with being relecked in move. >> who else has worked in public works? has worked in the private sect whore has been elected in council, mayor, firemen, fire chief, freeholder, now italian executives for over three years? he plans to work the governor on one of thing best initiatives improving transportation. he speck on the heed for bergen county light rain. >> so thousands of commuters have accessed the safe reliable public transportation. ealso advocated for the promise to raise minimum wage to $15 an hour. in hackensack, ashley johnson, reporting for "c

for south jersey.treat it as an icy situation. it's going to change during the day. we will start for the morning commute with snow north and west. you see a little bit of snow but then the greatest concern for ice in delaware, south jersey, philadelphia and into the suburbs. farther south and east we're just expecting some rain. so this is going to be snow and precipitation for most of had morning and possibly into the afternoon for reading, allentown and into the poconos mountains. taking a closer look for this area and how much snow you can expect meteorologist krystal klei. >> and we're watching the roadways this morning with that different neighborhood to neighborhood. let's take a live look right now from one of our folkishing on the roadways here they look dry currently, they are dry currently, but this is not going to be something that's going to last all day long. let's go through the hour by hour, but we're going dive into our pennsylvania suburbs as well as the lehigh valley and berks county

>> in jersey., this whole time, the landau brothers have been observing yom kippur, the jewish "day of atonement," with their phones turned off. >> maybe one, two days after yom kippur, i returned his call. and i said, "oh, so how'd the auction go?", he said, "well, it actually went quite well." >> and your reaction is? >> i think i actually might've used some profanity. >> when roger called me and told me the amount, and i was -- my jaw just dropped. >> that's the one from the dining room, the one thatd you . >> that was it, yeah. >> it's now your favorite painting. >> right, that's one of rembrandt's best. >> well, in retrospect, john, was it within your scope to know that it's a rembrandt? >> that's a good question. i don't think so. because there was no indication that it was by a master. >> and at this point, no proof yet, either. that's right, despite that million dollar-plus bid, no one has actually verified whether the painting really is a rembrandt. so it is possible that the dealer may ha

. >> david and karen this just in from the state of new jersey.ll nonessential employees have a two-hour delay today. nonessential state employees. >> that makes sense. we're watching that precipitation move into delaware and south jersey right now. >> it is in the process of arriving. let's take a look wide now on satellite. you can see how the clouds thickened up overnight and here comes that rain kind of chasing me across the screen. it's changing over to sleet and freezing rain maybe wet snowflakes pushing up into parts of south jersey and delaware. storm tracker6 live double scan shows you the progression. if you have been watching the show you see how this has filled in gotten farther north. there's a puff of snow by reading another pushing north of wilmington. that's probably fairly low impact but i am concerned about that blue down to the south. farther to the south you can see the change to green and that is that warmer air coming up which eventually will change over this messy mix to rain. as we take a look at the current setup with wint

and in south jersey, there are spots below freezing. sweetsboro now -- swedesboro, now 31. 20s for lumberton, pemberton, mt. laurel at 28. a chilly start but not as cold as yesterday. the clouds will come into the area. they're going to pass through the area to clear of any wet weather this morning. this afternoon, you see the showers north and west? the showers will start popping up this afternoon. shows are the showers -- those are the showers that moved through minneapolis and green bay yesterday. they'll come at us as rain. 9:00 this morning, sunshine. 34 in philadelphia. 37 at millville. sunshine during the day. the clouds will be building this afternoon. at 4:00, sprinkles in the suburbs. a better chance of steady rain into the evening hours. this is 7:00. rain in pottstown, northeast philadelphia, and philadelphia. then overnight, that rain is going to push into delaware and south jersey. by 9:00, you'll see the rain. during the overnight hours, colder air starts moving in. so the rain is going to change over to a little snow as

patco, amtrak, and new jersey transit on schedule. i'll have updates on 95 when i come back. >> thank you. >>> not adding up. a new report out this morning says pennsylvania teachers are rp numbers up next. >>> and surviving disaster. a south jersey woman shares her highway scare when a chunk of metal came flying through her windshield. >>> and later, immortalizing philly's top athletes for all to see. >>> a quarter past 6:00. a report released this morning finds public school teachers in pennsylvania are underpaid. >> wages are a hot-button issue for local teachers. this report could add fuel to their fight. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is crunching the numbers for us. >> reporter: yeah, this report warns that a growing pay gap is causing public school teachers here to leave the jobs that they love because, simply, they can make more money if they switch careers and do something else. the findings come from the economic policy institute. a rutgers university professor did the research. they found teachers in pennsylvania make about 12% l

new jersey about 33 degrees. once the sun is up the temperatures will start climbing immediately. 8:00, 42 degrees. and near 60 degrees at 2:00 this afternoon. the same southwesterly winds will bring us into the 50s at had shore by lunchtime. and it'll stay in the low 50s this afternoon. the winds will be a little bit stronger for today at the sher. we've got more wind to which for the coming days especially for the shore. for delaware we'll see some sunshine. once the sun is up, upper 40s by late morning and into the middle 50s by noon and into the upper 50s this afternoon. those same southwesterly winds. won't be as clear as yesterday and won't be as warm tomorrow. 69 the high in philadelphia, 59 tomorrow and comes with rain for thursday into friday. and uns the rain clears the chill will stay with us for the first weekend of march. i'll give you a look beyond that when i'm back with the ten day on ten. >>> a helping hand. how a plan will help revitalize a philadelphia neighborhood plagued by vacant buildings.

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. >> things looking a bit busier in jersey. mount laurel and 295 you can see quite a few cars out at this hour, but no major problems. i am watching a problem, though, on mass transit in new jersey. the 38008 train is having some problems there, and if you're traveling, 95 in delaware, 295 to 495 it's only going to take 11 minutes. a live look at the schuylkill expressway when i come back. >>> 5:01, and breaking overnight, the federal government is shutdown. but the wheels are turning to get it back up and running. just before 2:00 this morning the senate approved a budget compromise bill that senator rand paul blocked last night. right now the house is debating that senate bill. this is live look at the back and forth happening on capitol hill. if the house approves this the government will reopen. but that could be an uphill battle. you'll hear from lawmakers in a live report from washington coming up at 5:30. >>> leftovers from an electric day in philadelphia. first came the fans and then came the garbage. this is the scene

upper 30s for new jersey and the same for the jersey shore. no rain for tomorrow. it's twail going to be another beautiful day. high thin clouds will start to build in. the radar is clear here, but we're watching this giant storm coming out of the heart of texas. that one is going to be a rainmaker for the end of the week. it's going to be fairly disruptive. we'll talk about the high winds, beach erosion and plenty of rain. >> the last few minutes, we have learned one person was rushed to the hospital following this fire in delaware county. firefighters have been battling the flames on owen avenue since around 4:15 this afternoon. the fire is still not under control. no word on how serious the injuries are. we're going to continue to follow this and bring you new information as soon as we dpet it. >>> today one of rump's long-time aids refused to answer questions about her time in the white house. during a closed door interview. communications director met with the house intelligence committee, which is investigating contacts president's came pain and russia. she r

and south jersey. so everyone is going to run into rain. pockets of fog. you can see the visibility is now coming down in altlentown. half a mile visibility in there. while wilmington has 7 mile visibility and 4 mile visibility at philadelphia international. so a rainy mild day today. the temperatures this afternoon will still be in the 50s where there are right now. 54 in the suburbs, 57 in philadelphia, and no sign of the cold air as long as the rain is coming down in the lehigh valley and delaware. take a look at that snow potential when i come back, but first jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. >>> you can see in terms of traffic not really seeing any problems. but when you car goes by you can actually see there's a good amount of rain on the roads because it's kind of spraying out from underneath the cars. on and off-ramps might be a problem when there starts to be more rainout there. this is between bay view road and port penn road is blocked right now because of that. and there's a

and sun breaks through in delaware and new jersey, too. look at that low 40s and into the 50s this afternoon and near 50 for the shore. weekend forecast when i'm back in ten. >>> 4:43 right now. bold and relentless. how the phillies are now using the eagles as inspiration. >>> and showing your love. the most popular things people will be bringing home this valentine's day. >>> a comedian is giving new hope that a classic sitcom could come back for a second round. >>> as you can see norway is out in front with 11 winter olympic medals. in second place, the netherlands. team usa currently in fifth place with seven total medals. four of them are gold. >>> the first medical dispensaries across pennsylvania are set to open their doors this week including three locally. matt delucia joins us live in chester county where one of those will be opening up today. what does this mean for patients? >> reporter: well, for those suffering from serious medical conditions it's about relief. and the medical marijuana community has been fighting hard to get

could see a few showers jersey and the in jersey shore on wednesday. show you how long that lasts. >>> coming up our live coverage of the eagles super bowl win continues with some celebrations that included some fire in the streets. i'm going to call this one your right to free speech. >>> it's no secret fans did take the celebrating a little too far. we'll show you where fans were on overload on top of a hotel awning. ah... ooh! apparently, i like them more than i like my phone. where...ah, oh! hello? ah, i missed it. ...my mother-in-law. i'll call her back. don't tell her i told you that. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning little journey baby essentials from aldi. simply smarter shopping. >>> even 7,000 miles away eagles fans found their own way to celebrate. >> they did. athletes and employees at the winter olympic games in south korea didn't let a little distance stop them from watching the game. a group of eagles fans from nbc sports philadelphia gathered to watch the game. the super bowl started bright and early at 8:30 a.m.

low 40s for south jersey and delaware. of heavy rain this morning, minor flooding expected in those areas that typically flood during heavier rain events. visibility impacted and slow it down on the roadways. leave a lot of distance between you and the car in front of you. heavy morning rains, fog, 63 degrees today. the idea is for that heavy rain to occur this morning and cloudy with the occasional shower or drizzle by the afternoon. 61 degrees by 4:00. the accuweather 7-day forecast. it's a very mild day. every day with the exception of next saturday is above average. 55 on valentine's day and another 63 as we head into thursday. just miserable stuff. >> keep it coming. >> the 61st annual philadelphia heart ball was held right there in center city. hundreds of people attended the black tie event. awards went out to those in the medical field helping save lives threatened by heart disease. the event also honored those who survived heart disease. we'll be right back. [narrator] look around. if our world isn't stuck in the

new jersey, 42 degrees.he shore as the winds are going to shift around and come off the ocean that will keep the shore colder. actually warmer in the lee lie valley and delaware this afternoon with mostly sunny skies. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you how quickly it's going to warm up, plus a peek at the valentine's day forecast back in ten minutes but first jessica boyington has your "first alert" traffic. >> thanks, bill, route 309, cameras around the p.a. turnpike. we had an easy drive this morning at least, so far for the majority of the commute. watching the blue route, too. the north and southbound drive times looking okay. actually light. 14 minutes from the north. southbound to 95o

rain for new jersey, the jersey shore and delaware, too.hen we are going to see, yes, we could see a dusting of snow which comes through during the day today, but i think we're going to be not measuring too much snow over the weekend. rosemary. >> all right, thanks for that, bill. 5: 5:51 right now on this friday. let's get a check on your first alert traffic. if you drive the schuylkill give yourself a little express time, right jess? >> yes on the westbound side right on the blue route is what we're watching here. it's taking up a shoulder, and one lane squeezing by. 27 minutes right now from the vine street expressway to the blue route and average speeds into the 20s. it isn't the entire blue route to the vine all backed up like that. if you're moving from center city trying to get to gerard you'll be fine there. 27 minutes and then pops up to 73. mass transit, papco back to normal following a week long of special schedules and modified service. but septa, amtrak and new jersey transit still looking good as they have been all week. vai a

live in new jersey, 42 northbound traffic. you can see how wet it is on the roads coming up from turnersville or deptford, take it easy, matt. >> a driver lost control of his car in camden and jumped the quush -- curb and struck and killed an 8-year-old girl riding her bike, jeanette reyes is live at camden county police with the story. >> reporter: the little girl was enjoying the unusually warm weather we had yesterday. today her family is mourning her tragic death. this is the video of the scone, the flipped over suv the mangled bike on the sidewalk. police say it happened yesterday afternoon at 4:15 p.m., the young girl was riding her bike along the 400 block of state street when a vehicle drimp by an 84-year-old man jumped the curb and hit her. the car hit a 40-year-old man on the front stoop of his home. 40-year-old victim and 84-year-old driver are in stable condition. the 8-year-old died at the hospital. >> we pride our ability to have our children go outside to play at 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon, that's something we w

reporter: new jersey governor murphy signed an order wednesday at jersey atlantic wind farm, to expand wind energy by fully implementing offshore wind economy development act. said that new jersey will be a global leader in wind power. >> must be to generate 3500 megawatts of offshore wind energy. enough to power nearly 1.5 million homes by year 2030. that is not far from now. reporter: murphy and senate president sweeney pointed finger fingers at christie administration for not making clean engineer a byor -- pry priority. first lady tammy murphy has been vocal on environmental issues. >> turbine, just outside that stand and welcome people to atlantic city have become on their own a tourist destination. people don't visit a place unless it sparks something in them. because they want to learn more or because that i wan they wantm about larger possibilities. reporter: proposal to place wind turbines at various places off coast has sparked controversy, even among democrats. shore homeowners are worried about how it could affect seenery, and he is okay with turbineds as long as they are 5

new jersey a little bit of sunshine.unshine through the clouds definitely need it. 19 degrees right now, by lunchtime up to 35 degrees and climbing. at the shore filtered sunshine, 38 degrees. the skies turn cloudy this afternoon at 4:00. and a dry day in delaware. a live view. 21 degrees to start with. some sunshine right around noontime and mostly suncloudy ss this afternoon. 40s for the suburbs and lehigh valley. the rest here will be in the 50s and even warmer with more rain on sunday, right on through the day into sunday night. i'll show you when it's going to dry out and a peak at the valentine's day forecast when i'm back in ten. >> all right, bill, thanks. i'll take those mild temperatures even with the rain. >>> pamela osborn keeping an eye on the commute. >> and we're seeing a few problems out there so far. let's start out in norristown. there's a vehicle accident at camden street and norris drive. also watching another problem for you out in upper dub bln this one between jenkin town road and mount caramel ave

south jersey is covered by this. trenton, there's more out near gettysburg and that's coming into new castle county and chester county and delaware county. a little bit wet out there. that batch will be through the morning, okay i got it. we're looking at some lulls during the day. 38 degrees by trenton, 36 in allentown. 38 in philadelphia and wilmington. 39 in cape may. as we look at the we'restti at . there unt 7:00 p.m. tonight intermittent rain and drizzle. cloudy tomorrow, damp and milder for the weekend, i'll citizen details coming up. >> we have a ramp blocked, the accident on the schuylkill expressway eastbound looking live, the ramp to the boulevard, a number of crews on the scene with the accident involving tractor-trailer. first they were letting traffic by, now they have stopped all traffic traveling on the ramp from the schuylkill expressway eastbound to the boulevard northbound it's blocked for 20 minutes already, be careful as you travel there. looking live on the tacony-palmyra bridge, tacony traffic

. >>> one of the 17 victims has a connection to the jersey shore. alyssa alhadeff and they're remembering her fondly. efforts to honor alyssa's memory. >> she was a sweet little thing, very bright. >> reporter: sue flyer still has alyssa alhadeff's kindergarten report. >> alyssa is a delight to have in the classroom. >> reporter: now, she has been shedding tears after learning the 14-year-old was among those who lost their lives in last week's high school massacre in florida. >> it's heartbreaking when you don't know them. when you realize who it is, it's horrible. >> reporter: flyer was alyssa's kindergarten teacher at the jewish community in northdale before she and he family moved out of the area, alyssa's mother unam in to hold back her emotions last week. >> president trump, you say what can you do? you can stop the guns from getting into these children's homes. >> reporter: linda cope served as vice president of the jewish community day school. she's been encouraging people here to donate nto a gofundme page for a soccer scholarship the family

, and 42 along the jersey shore. and 44 in delaware. clouds will increase tomorrow and when i come back, we're going to talk about what could be a very icy and maybe treacherous start to your wednesday. i'll have also your parade forecast. erin? >> tammy, thank you. >>> tonight on wall street, the dow continues its historic slide after posting its largest single-day drop in history. [ closing bell ] the dow closed down 1,175 points. wiping out all of the gains it made so far this year. this follows the 600-point drop on friday. now, at one point today, the dow lost nearly 1,600 points. that was the largest drop in one day in the dow's history. still, financial experts say this might be a good thing. >> the long-term investor, you would welcome opportunities like this because this correction shakes the trees a little bit, brings prices back down, makes stocks, you know, more reasonable levels to invest in. >> today's selling spree came on the same day a new federal reserve chief was sworn in. ♪ sunshine in my pocket >

need to make at least 5,000 a year to put your head above water in new jersey. how do you pay for it? what would this mean to factors given that rutgers they are subsidized boy more than $1 ball year. >> well, agree. you do still need more details on this plan. i totally agree this. well, with that same. i also agree with this program. education, you know, we go to college. it is investment into ourselves. think you stated. it costs $65,000 to live in the state. need more educated people trin income you need equality. >> where would you pay for $21 to go to community come college. is insult to taxpayers. nothing is free. going to pay for it. then, other states have done it. like, georgia has done the whole scholarship program. if you get, you know, a's ap b's. you can apply for scholar ship. that would be a better way to do it. don't go anywhere. we got a lot more "chasing news" coming up for you after the break. free college for everyone. that is right. phil murphy wants to make good on a campaign promise. what is it going to cost that and dan zarrow have your