they often called joseph smith and american mohammed. joseph also had more than one wife.ammed mary 12 or 13 women after the death of his beloved khadijah. joseph smith was sealed to -- that is the latter-day saint term -- 20 or 30 women. joseph smith was in the news as recently as last week for his marriages. this is the headline from the new york times from last monday. it was the front page of the new york times, i believe. i saw it on his webpage. which, i could not figure out how to take ineffective -- and effective screen shot. "it's official -- mormon founder had up to 40 wives. "" this is actually worldwide news. this is an article from the daily telegraph out of london also last monday. "mormon church finally admits founder joseph smith was polygamist with more than 40 wives." the church have long glossed over his marital history. i noticed when i first looked at the telegraph's article last monday, it initially said " church had maintained he was monogamous for over 200 years." my first thought was, it must have been a really slow news day. this happened a long t

you also worked with joseph hickman on this.arch center has just come out with a new report called "guantanamo: america's , battle lab." could you lay out what you find in this report? >> our investigation over this time first found the ncis report could not have been a credible the legitimate ops process. our next question was, and we published something on that called "death at camp delta." the next question was, how could it be so incompetent? it was one thing to imagine given people who wanted to cover it up, but why would investigative bodies cover-up deaths? our second report was called "uncovering the coverups" which came out last summer. a the real question still was, what is the motive? it turns out the motive that we found, which was before the senate report came out, was quite clear that the general in charge of the camp had been placed there by the chair of the joint chiefs of staff in february 2002, the general who thought it was in charge of the camp who was an mp who is applying the geneva are general in charge of

joseph mccarthy was only 40 in 1950 when he came to wheeling. he was not a well regarded senator at that time. he had a penchant for calling his fellow senators names. he was always a rather rumpled had an age to him. but he was at the height of his power. he had a photographic memory. unfortunately, he also tended to lie about a lot of things. he made up his own resume. a lot of which was not true. he had been elected to the senate in 1946. he was coming up for reelection in 1952. this is 1950, and a lot of people felt he had not done a lot. he was getting a little concerned. so he got a group of advisors together in a colony in dce one of which was a jesuit priest from georgetown. and he said, what can i run on? the priest pushed very much anti-communism, traders and the government. that was kind of his basis for hitting on a theme for reelection. but you have to understand, at that time in american history it was different than today. >> recognizing a communist physical appearance counts for nothing. if he openly declares himself to be a comm

people feared joseph mccarthy. if you took him on in the senate, you could often end up without a job. it he had power. he had subpoena power. he had all kinds of power. the longer he went, he took on general george marshall, the hero of world war ii, and he just went after marshall, and they thought surely he would come out and take him on, but he didn't. that was not eisenhower's way. but when he took on marshall that was pretty bad. and then he went after the army and communists in the army. and he did not take on the army so easily. the army had a lawyer, mr. welsh. >> senator mccarthy, i don't know anything about the application he filled out. mr. dinkins -- you don't know anything about that? senator mccarthy -- i never saw it. senator, i have the application that he filled out, and i can show you -- >> don't tell me i notarized it? >> what? >> don't tell me i notarized it. >> no, you merely signed it. [laughter] >> there were 36 days of hearings in 1954 on television -- and television came into the picture.

it's 2:00 in the morning and joseph, the man in the striped shirt, is about to have a really bad day.wly when ms. pristina simms enters and abruptly cuts in line. >> when she entered the pizzeria, she went to the front. i wasn't paying attention to what she was doing. >> joseph gets a call from his wife, waving in the car outside. >> my wife was asking how much longer is it going to be. i was like it's going to be a little bit longer. somebody just jumped in front of the line. she goes who just jumped in front of the line. i said well, that lady just walked in was wearing camouflage pants. >> ms. simms is in an extremely nasty mood. when she hears joseph's comment, she decides to make a scene, a very big scene. >> say what you're saying, [ bleep ], say what you're saying. say what you're saying, [ bleep ]. >> she immediately became enraged, got right up into the victim's face, was, you know, using foul language against him, was hitting him, poking at him. just screaming like a lunatic at him. >> joseph tries to ignore her as pristina bellows for her boyfriend outside. >> come here, co

commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner perez commissioner hyde so we got calls from both commissioner moshoyannis and president tan they'll be absences this evening we have quorum, however. >> good thing our first item it public comment of interest to the public that are within the jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. yurd wurpd the public comment maybe up to two minutes items not on the agenda do we have public comment seeing none public comment is closed it's time to review and approve the minutes for january 2016 i notice that the commissioners it said president tan and liam frost and down below audrey joseph was also here and - >> so your last meeting of the year was here and yeah. . >> so i move to approve the minutes with a couple of connection those include commissioner joseph and commissioner perez. >> i second the motion. >> sorry commissioner frost on the motion commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner perez commissioner hyde all right. now we'll have the report from our executive order jocelyn cane take it away. >> good e

for shirleen allicot, alicia vitarelli, and adam joseph, i'm brian taff.ck tonight we certainly hope you'll join us for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >>> here are rick williams and monica malpass are a look ahead at 5:00. >> coming up next, another casino could be coming to atlantic city, which resort and hotel has signed an agreement to build in the seaside town. and knee surgery gets new life, the procedure that promises relief of years of pain. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> thursday night and the big story is another round of snow to hit the delaware valley. >> the good news is this system won't hit us very hard. cecily tynan is at the big board to tell us what and when and you are tracking some other type of precipitation for sunday as well. >> some snow possibly sunday night into monday and that has the potential to be a bigger system that that. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that the low pressure is near clevela

people fear joseph mccarthy. if you took him on in the senate, you could often end up without a job. it he had power. he had subpoena power. he had all kinds of power. the longer he went, he took on general george marshall, the hero of world war ii, and he just went after marshall, and they thought surely he would come out and take him on, but he didn't. that was not eisenhower's way. but when he took on marshall, that was pretty bad. and then he went after the army and communists in the army. and he did not take on the army so easily. the army had a lawyer, mr. welsh. >> senator mccarthy, i don't know anything about the application he filled out. mr. dinkins -- you don't know anything about that? senator mccarthy -- i never saw it. senator, i have the application that he filled out, and i can show you -- >> don't tell me i notarized it? >> what? >> don't tell me i notarized it. >> no, you merely signed it. [laughter] >> there were 36 days of hearings in 1954 on television -- and television came into the picture.

adam joseph is back with us during the "action news" big board.e details on the storm. >> they are riding the roads and unfortunately the brian is being washes away after showers are passing through, through much of the area on double scan radar most of the it south and east of philadelphia pushing away and thankfully temperatures are well above the freezing point no matter where you are. allentown 35 and 34 in reading and we are not looking at icing concerns with the rain and mixed wet snow showers far to the north passing through presently and millville a mild 42 and dover sitting at 40 degrees, we are tracking a clipper system low pressure that comes in out of alberta, canada and they are moisture starves tapping into the gulf of mexico and a piece to the south the two of them as they merge will brush us with precipitation mainly tomorrow afternoon because of that winter weather advisories are posted for new casting, chester, all points to the west, but most likely they will spill across the viewing area tomorrow meaning there is concern for th

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lets get the latest from adam joseph at the big board. adam welcome home. >> good to be back and i'm happy to say for the snow lovers you'll get some here tomorrow afternoon and even a little bit of light snow showers in the lehigh valley this afternoon and the showers have now pushed off the coast and we are awaiting a clipper system pushing into the northern plains weak and moisture starved but there is energy to the south and they will collide close to our region and we are be grazed and scraped by the moisture as it pushes off the coast. winter weather advisories go into affect for the western suburbs of 238d, from reading to lancaster oxford and middletown and as close as media to philadelphia, and the precipitation type as it begins and when it ends will be all snow from millville to the north, between millville and dover a change at the onset through the evening hours tomorrow and it's the timing and not the strength of the storm that will really impact the evening rush tomorrow from noon until 3:00 is when the snow and sleet arriv

where annie mccormick is today and david henry has more in bucks county and here is more from adam joseph on what happened. >> what is happening now southern new england where they had the blizzard warnings they continue to be pummeled by this historic nor'easters it's wrapping up in the western suburbs of boston and southwestern areas of boston closing in on three feet of snow with this storm. with blinding snow squalls and also the really harsh hurricane force winds. here locally from the very beginning on sunday we showed you totals of what could happen in time to give us snow, but at the same token we talked about the low confidence and bust factor if things did not come together, that is what happened. we had a lot of sinking air on the western side of the storm developing off the coast. where the storm rammed up because it was too late, we did see snow across the region but not the extreme amounts, we had all the rising air with the low to the east, and where the low through the atmosphere into a tail spin they saw snowfall rates of 2 inches per hour at 12 hours per time, that conti

>> i just had inmate joseph mayberry, he broke off one arm to his glasses and swallowed it. we just had him returned from the hospital for swallowing objects. when we went to put him on suicide watch, he did it again. he have to go back to the hospital. we'll have to get a team back together while we wait on ems to get here. >> i broke the arm off about that long and swallowed it. >> mr. mayberry just came back from the hospital. he swallowed a pen earlier. he was just coming back and of going to be placed on suicide watch. and mr. mayberry basically told her he was not going on suicide watch. >> well, i've had it. i'm ready to be beat down, anything you want to do. >> i don't want to beat you down, mayberry. there's no reason to. >> suicide watch can be especially stressful for inmates. they are stripped of all their clothes and are required to wear a thick, tear-proof gown. they are maced in empty cells and are under direct observation 24/7. >> i've been here ten months, man. >> i've been here 20 years. >> if you ain't locked [ bleep ] with a bunch of women walking around

and adam joseph is back with the full accuweather forecast. >>> the nfl says the investigation into a possible scandal involving the new england patriots is ongoing this afternoon just last night our partners reported that the 11 of 12 game balls a lotted in the game were found to be underinflated and that makes the balls easier to throw and catch and they handily beat the colts for their trip to the super bowl. what we mains unclear right now is if those balls were intensely deflated. >> imagine returning home from a day of errands and discovered you no longer had a home. one new york woman found out when she was out her husband rented a bulldozer to destroy their home and everything in it. he told police that the home was in such bad shape he had no other choice. the police ticketed him for criminal mischief because he didn't have a permit. >>> it's national hugging day and while that might sound corny the simple hugs are great for your health. >> it causes the release of kortzal and a decrease in stressful situations. psychologists say it's easy to get detached from the world aroun

and adam joseph i'm brian taff.are back tonight for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >>> here is rick williams and monica malpass with a look ahead. >> coming up n on "action news" at 5:00, hundreds are displaced by a raining apartment fire in new jersey we are live on the scene with the latest. and philadelphia teachers fight back about a major contract dispute and win. we'll have the stories and more, and cecily tynan hey, cal. snap out of it buddy. sorry. just day dreaming. about a classic truck with flames? yeah! custom chrome... right! and one more to complete the collection. (laughing) alright. how'd you know? you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah. $1,000,000 super cash, with top prizes of $1 million. (male announcer) want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick wil

that is when all hell break loose. >> reporter: joseph restrained dorvilier until police arrived.had been doused in a flammable substance and pronounced dead at the hospital. dorvilier is on jail on murder charges. her family won't talk and neighbors say they don't know her. joseph thinks how the baby's future could have been different. >> and, teaching these kid in school what to do. >> reporter: in new jersey moth hers don't want or feel they can take care of their new born babies have a right to drop them off, at any hospital emergency rooms or nearby police stations, and not face any criminal consequences, it is called the safe haven infant protection act. >> take the child to the emergency room take the child to the police station, pick up the phone, i know my police officers would be more than glad to pick up the child at somebody's residents. >> reporter: dorvilier's case is under investigation and she's expect to make her first court appearance tuesday. in pemberton township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meantime one person is dead after a fire broke out insid

lets get the latest from adam joseph at the big board. adam welcome home. >> good to be back and i'm happy to say for the snow lovers you'll get some here tomorrow afternoon and even a little bit of light snow showers in the lehigh valley this afternoon and the showers have now pushed off the coast and we are awaiting a clipper system pushing into the northern plains weak and moisture starved but there is energy to the south and they will collide close to our region and we are be grazed and scraped by the moisture as it pushes off the coast.

>> ♪♪ >> meteorologist adam joseph now.f a bear to pin down over the last couple days. >> yeah, it's the timing, it's the precipitation type. from the get go said the warm air is going to win out with this storm because there's a lack of cold air and that is definitely still the case with the latest information. as we take a look at live double scan radar, we're dry clouds are thickening up. you can see rain to the west of dover and near baltimore as the leading edge is beginning to push in. we take a look at the numbers. we're in the upper 30's right now. 38 in philadelphia, 37 in millville as well as dover. the poconos the only spot right now where it's sitting at 32 degrees. now, as the precipitation comes in, although it looks like the majority of it is in the form of liquid rain, we have those dewpoints which is the measure of moisture in the air and that's in degrees fahrenheit, that is low enough that when this precipitation comes in, we'll create a little bit of cold air at the onset to change it to snow for most of

for details on that let's head over to adam joseph. adam. >> yeah, as it begins this evening it also depends on where you are for timing as well. as we look at wilmington, millville, wildwood dover it begins at 6 o'clock to 8 o'clock. on the verge of the lehigh valley expected to begin between 8 o'clock and 10 o'clock and far to the north anywhere between about 10:00 and midnight. future trackerfuture tracker 6 will show at 5 o'clock there's the storm we saw on double scan with all the precipitation down to the south in the carolinas. by 11 o'clock, we have that wet snow breaking out in all counties. in southeastern pennsylvania including delaware a mix and rain into far southern new jersey and delaware: those far northern and western suburbs tonight into saturday it begins as snow for an extended period of time and then eventually we'll change over after about three four, 5:00 a.m. to some mixed precipitation with some icing involved and some minimal rain especially in the lehigh valley up towards quakertown and pottstown. along i-95

go to 6abc.com/6 abc >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph. and monica malpass. >>> here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. taking a live pictures of the conditions in bridgeton new jersey, and it's impacting the afternoon and evening commute as well. meantime a major prescription drug ring that stretched to every part of pennsylvania is out of business. >>> and we'll show you surveillance video of this robbery at a convenience store. >>> and snowfall continues to fall in our region a live look at sky 6 hd in wilmington, delaware, it tells the story. >> as accuweather predicted the snow started falling at 2:00 and at midnight it's expected to be finished. drivers are not taking chances and we are taking a live look at conditions along the platt bridge from mobile 6 and traffic is moving at a pretty steady pace and it's soggy out there and the roadway s ares are glistening and that could be a problem as well slow down and leave space in front of the car in front of you. nora muchanic has conditions in south jersey and autumn marisa

rawlins in chadds ford but first latest facts and figures from meteorologist, cecily tynan and adam joseph. >> as we say all along this is a light snow event and the relatively heavier snow amounts were across south jersey i'm in a wide view of stormtracker 6 live double scan to show that you this clipper is a fast moving system and it's offshore it's intensifying indicating by the lightning strikes we have more than 150 lightning strikes in the past 15 minutes but they are all over the ocean, it's pulling away and we are just really dealing with the left overs right now it's dropping heavier snow still across south jersey, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we have light snow around philadelphia beginning to shut off in lancaster and our far northwestern suburbs and finally light snow in buck county but bic bucks county hasn't seen much snow at all today. those white bands are heavier snow near ocean city and the garden state parkway and that is pushing out to sea and the snow is tapering off in the evening hours, the problem is the timing with this, happening with the rush hour

joseph. big off the gw miss. kevin larsen watch this junior here strong slam there with 15 points in the game. gw up by 20 st. joe battling back seconds left in the game chris wilson gets to the rack gets the bucket hawks within three, made his first free throw misses. check out the effort by gorino, battling for the rebound, he gets it. gw holds on to beat st. joseph the final score in this one, 64-60. also the terps women's team defeat nebraska on the road today, big win for maryland 75-47, the virginia men's team in action right now leading miami at half time. 38-20. let's move on to the nfl now. redskins continuing their search for a new defensive coordinator. wade philips is scheduled to interview for the position. his son, wes philips is the tight end's coach. the ravens and steelers come your way for nbc 4, these two afc 4 teams don't like each other at all. the first post-season meeting this season the two teams sflit their game the steelers win by 20 points doesn't matter how you get in. everyone has the

. >> on that commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner perez commissioner hyde. >> both those are approved all right. so moving right along joerd is here for two items c and d the first one is the empire room it is 555 golden gate stars tradeer vikings was there right around the corner and of course i know the gentleman from pier 70 with this location close to city hall with the happy hours and the club into the evenings he'll thank you. >> good evening, commissioners happy new the first golden gate and the second washburn i think we're doing the 555 the first was the jeremy tower well known chiefs and this was his basis for many, many years after it was his space it turned into trader vikings that closed in 2008, and in 2012 a restaurant tour from bugle came up and unfortunately didn't do that well and shut the doors after 9 months of operating the building was sold to j s sullivan a developer in san francisco they've most recently developed a project on harrison and fourth and plan on developing this space to the developer approached us said hey, guys wou

it all unfolded outside the home of da joseph around 11 last night. >> it was mind boggling. >> joseph says he and his family looked out their window and saw something on fire. they saw a woman standing there. she allegedly told them she was burning dog waste she found in her vehicle and he then told her to put it out. >> she put it out and got a bottle of water and she poured it on there. my wife was down there. and said it was a baby. >> horrified joseph family held her and called police. hyphernkemberly dorvilier was arrested and the child was flown by helicopter to st. by helicopter to st. christopher's where it eventually lost its battle for life. >> it was a bad scene. for a mother to do that and it's -- it's mind boggling of how anybody could do that to a baby actually to a newborn. >> as word of this atrocity spread through people better ton residents reacted with horror. >> a lot of sick people in this world. but that baby didn't have a chance to evenave leafy can't fathom what is going through her head to do that to a child. >> miss hyphernkemberly dorvilier remains in burlin

to meteorologist adam joseph tracking the system with double scan live radar. >> now you look at the northern plains where the low pressure is diving out of around minneapolis to grand forks, you see not a lot of precipitation or moisture with it. a little bit racing ahead with some energy in cincinnati and nashville. so it's not going to be a long duration storm with a lot of precipitation. that will be the most crucial aspect of this next system. futuretracker by 5:00 you can see some snow breaking to the west, also south and east of philadelphia as older air comes in it could be a quick mix of rain or sleet pellets in southern areas. even there transitions over to snow during the evening rush hour. the winter weather advisories in effect west of philadelphia delaware, chester, burks and lancaster county. and pretty much the he tire tire -- entire state of delaware where we will see dangerous roads in the rush. and the chipper moving from the north and west snow between west and east between noon and 3:00. and the steady snow during the evening rush 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. it quickly esc

. >> joseph dougherty was ause caused of taking part in strong arm tactics project against non-union contractors and rival unions. he was only person to go to trial in this case and nearly a dozen others have already pled guilty. he faces up to 110 years it in prison and dougherty will be sentenced in april. >> 6:12. taking two hostages held by terror group isis why japan may need rely on allies for help. >> sue is tracking waerling and we'll have snow later this afternoon and it

sleep ♪ >>> a delegate to the virginia legislature, joseph d.orrissey, former democrat has been campaigning by day for election to regain his seat out there, shaking hands with people, and returning to his jail cell by night. the odd arrangement, the product of a plea deal did not admit guilt, but conceded there was sufficient evidence to convict him of a misdemeanor charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. fighting joe morrissey was sentenced to a year with six months of that suspended. had eresigned from office. however, he was allowed to serve his six-month jail term under a work release program, leaving the jail during the day, and running for a special election. the minor in question was 17 years old when he and she met in 2013, at the foot and ankle center. not making that up. young woman was interested in law and morrissey later gave her a job at his law firm.

he received the medal, please join me in welcoming major general joseph vasquez, national commander of civil air patrol and lester wolff, former member of congress and a member of the civil air patrol. [applause] [applause] >> it is my distinct honor to be at the united states capitol this afternoon to recognize civil air patrol and the service of its world war ii members. at cats national commander, i am mindful of these brave and heroic citizen volunteers from america's greatest generation. they served valiantly on the home front and along the coast helping save lives and preserve our nation's freedom. i want to thank them and their families for their service along with the members of congress who honored them today, our event sponsors, and the many distinguished guests who are here for this historic occasion. to accept the award for the civil air patrol and our veterans is my pleasure to present to you, one of our world war ii veterans who later served 16 years in the house of representatives. please join me in welcoming the honorable lester wolff. [applause] >> speaker boehner, hen

. >> joseph smith his the news. joseph smith, i think there for a long time did not want -- one of the founders of the mormon church. >> i guess they didn't want to acknowledge he had as many wives. what is it, 40? >> 40, the last one was 14. >> i'm not sure how they're handling that. whether they want to be transparent, let people know where they are. >> great break for the mormon church, what else are you thinking about? >> i'm thinking about we go back to the women in church, even though pope francis has made some real strides, that's where he seems to back off of, women ordination, he still feels that's not where he's going to go at this time, and i'm not sure at any time, and yet, women are so important to the church and all they do for the church. and so it seems like, it seems to be a back step. not going forward with the denominations. catholics aren't the only ones. >> and not to try to link two very distinction issues, but you're taking about break-throughs in the church women's leadership in the church of

uv behind the fire, allegedly telling joseph that she was burning dog waste she found in her suv. he told her to put it out. >> she got a bottle of water she poured it on there my wife was down there. and, said there was a baby. >> reporter: horrified joseph ape his wife called 911 and helped the mother turned murder suspect until the police arrived. >> it was a bad scene, bad scene, and for a mother to do that and for -- it is just mind boggling to me how anybody could do that to a baby. actually, to a new born. >> reporter: medics rushed the babe which burns to most of her body to st. christopher's hospital in philadelphia, where she died. >> it was fighting all night. it was fighting. we didn't get out of the police station until three or 4:00 in the morning. and then the baby was fighting all the way through. >> reporter: investigators believe the the mother identified as 22-year old dorvilier of pemberton of new born with accelerant and then set her on fire. saturday neighbors felt compelled to stop by the the scene, many are parents. >> the baby didn't even have a chance to,

said he was hoping he would pay off and when we are having dinner with joseph i said do you ever think about basically the peoples who debt you are buying? he says no, why should i? they made bad financial choices. isn't my fault for wanting to profit on it quits he makes the analogy of a baseball game. if a pitcher patch -- pitches a bad pitch in the batter knocks a triple as the batter wrong for taking advantage of the bad pitch and that was just as feeling about the whole situation. but it was kind of crazy to think that i met some of the debtors and a the poor single woman living in st. louis and a former armed robber connected to this wealthy investor and all of their lives are connected by this chain of debt that none of them know one another. that whole aspect fascinated me. >> host: the way you write about it is so clear. it's like we are there in your writing. you are an excellent writer and an on the ground journalist as well and that helps to bring alive the the characters and locations in which you are meeting these people. you have gone around to meet the top of the chain

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. >>> adam joseph is taking this show on the road today. he is live at the philadelphia auto show. >> nice car. >> ♪♪ >> reporter: i'm checking this bad boy out here. i mean, it's a measly $185,000 maserati. you can check out these hot rods for 700 other cars here at the pennsylvania convention center. it spans over 650,000 square feet. i'll show you more about this show. we're gearing up for the black tie party tonight. also i'm talking that super bowl snowstorm. a lot to talk about when "action news" returns. hm. as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half of what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half-fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch. upload speeds as fast as your download speeds. so large files go out in a snap and your video conferences with customers are seamless. it's verizon's 100% fiber-optic network that gives you 100% of the internet. switch now to get fios internet and phone for your small business for just $99.99 a month with a 2-year agreement and as a bonus get

lets get started with meteorologist adam joseph live at the big board tonight, hi adam. >> as we look at double scan live radar the snow has been out of here for a couple of hours. we are not seeing any precipitation around the region. but the roadways, all of the sidewalks and even, some of the non-paved surfaces, they are either snow covered or they are wet. we will look the a at snow totals in reading half inch. in total. hough's church 1.3. exton half inch of snow, royersford, chad forward around a half inch of snowfall but as we head to the south, this was the highest jackpot for this particular storm near 3 inches in estelle manor 3 inches in bridgeton and? smyrna and dover, two and a half inches of snow full earlier this evening and during the afternoon hours. but the problem now, lies with those temperatures. twenty-seven in allentown. thirty in philadelphia. thirty in millville. 30 degrees in dover. these numbers will continue to tumble, into the 20's overnight tonight so winter weather advisories were supposed to expire at 10:00 o'clock. the national weather service who issu

is the start of what will be our biggest snowstorm of the winter so far but, cecily tynan and adam joseph had made some changes to the the forecast. meanwhile, new york and points north are preparing for a crippling blizzard. within the past 45 minutes, philadelphia a mayor michael nutter a a announced that the city's public and archdiocese schools will be closed tomorrow. numerous suburban districts are also closed or delayed. we will run those along the bottom of your screen throughout our extended one hour long addition of "action news" tonight. >>> new jersey is under a state of emergency tonight and new restrictions have been just taken effect. governor chris christie declared a travel ban for all vehicles except essential emergency personnel. the band began moments ago and will continue at least, until today break. >>> and this is an image behind me is why. this is the winter storm from space. stretching up the eastern see board to new england. u.s. satellites from the national ocean and atmospheric administration also captured the nor'easter's development over the past three days.

many are unhappy with the bill that will extend the rule of joseph kabila. malcolm web has the latest from kinsasha. >> reporter: following days of protest in kinsh aasa. thousands of demonstrators they say that president joseph kabila is trying to change the law to extend his 13-year rule. the governor refutes it. >> the issue that people in kinsh aasa don't understand is that they want kibabila wants to continue. >> reporter: protesters threw stones and burned cars. in some areas there has been looting. this is what remains from the goods of this chinese store. goodbye kabila is written on the wall. it's not clear why they were targeted. some people hearsay that those who were jobless resent those here. in the senate politicians have been discussing changes to the voting law. the ruling coalition said that's because it wants a census before next year's presidential election. but it could delay the election by a year, and that's why the opposition is suspicious. we met opposition politician josephat his home. >> we will mobilize the entire population to cha

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for details on that let's head over to add cam joseph. adam. >> they have to come together perfectly at the right time overnight tonight but we do see that arctic air is in place. this wasn't here the last go round when we talked about no strong high pressure supplying cold air for a storm. this go round it is different it's only 10 in burlington, 28 in boston and philadelphia right now just 27 degrees. but that track is key as to exactly how fast this storm explodes to our east. it deepens rapidly and just how far to the east or how far to the west it will start to stall and slow down but will it be too far away from us to wrap a lot of those bands in? there is what we have to watch overnight tonight and any shift in the track will bring big changes to the forecast late tonight. so, as we take a look at the time line between now and 10 o'clock, again just some light snow showers around and if you see the snow showers expect the roads to be slick. between 10 o'clock tonight and 10 o'clock tomorrow morning that is our opportunity as that s

further discussion on the motion to approve your commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner perez commissioner hyde. >> in the berry mess kitchen is one of my favorite kitchens in the world i sue it was closed i started making my own dishes. >> how do you do that. >> all right. next jordan back for our job that is a place of entertainment 1337 mission and plans to have accomodation of djs and live music and the southern station has approved and submitted conditions in our packet it's me again so the first page in the packet a letter from the streets alliance to give a little bit of context i live directly above the bar this is a 3 story building i live above the bar it was operated successfully by a group that has a restaurant and hotel in san francisco they substantially sold it to a gentleman that wasn't sure about night life and operated parolee i lived upstairs and they have issues here and there and violations and just ended up not making a lot of money and the owner of the building said jordan you're the guy i want inside this space and kind of separation