oliver hardy was fat and pompous, stan laurel thin and childish, both wore trademark bowler hats. today a new discovery is being celebrated by their legions of fans. fragments from the british actor stan laurel‘s solo film "detained", which were believed to have been lost, have been found deep in the frisian film archive in the netherlands. it's believed to be the only existing copy in the world. anna holligan reports. do you recognise this man? look a little closer. because that is exactly what this archivist did. jurjen enzing had been stocktaking old nitrate films when he realised he'd stumbled upon one of the silent movie world's most captivating characters. the rediscovered scene shows stan laurel playing a prisoner, and eventually exacting a typically absurd escape. this early experiment with special effects ended up on the cutting room floor. these scenes on these fragments

opposition may be in the way on this in laurel with the latest now tonight,ive an >> sarah, laurel september a letter to governor hogan a couple weeks ago and expressed his opposition to the project. we want to read you experts from that letter. it was sent before christmas, mo worries the high-speed train won't do anything for the residents of laurel or prince george county writing the mag lap will take people's home anticipates lands and seriously damage our etch etchment. and wrote better infra truck tour and not upgraded services and not commitment of funds for another system that serves none in the greater laurel area. here's what is called the fc mag lab being run by northeast mag lab. it uses magnets to hover between a track like guide. company hopes to be in construction 20 19 after environmental study that is funded partly by 30 million federal grant. construction could take about five years or so and it will be funded before a mix of public and private money and company behind the train says roots is not been finalized and so homes will be destroyed to build a train perfect for the

anchor: laurel and hardy were one of hollywood's most loved slapstick double acts. oliver hardy was fat and pompous, stan laurel thin and childish, both wearing bowler hats. today new discoveries. fragments from the film "detained" have been found. it's believed to be the only existing copy in the world. >> do you recognize this man? look a little closer because that's exactly what this archivist did. he was stop-taking old nitrate films when he realized he'd stumbled upon stan laurel playing a prisoner, eventually exacting a typically absurd escape. this early experiment with special effects ended up on the cutting room floor. >> these scenes and fragments we found were thought to be missing. there was a book written about the solo years of stan laurel, of which this movie is part. and they describe this film as being only survived in a version of 40 minutes and we found the second reel of the full version. that's very exciting news. >> their diligence has meant this little lost movie gem has been restored. >> when we discovered this, we first had to make sure that

laurel and hardy were one of hollywood's most loved slapstick double acts.demark bowler hats. today a new discovery is being celebrated by their legions of fans. fragments from the british actor stan laurel‘s solo film "detained", which were believed to have been lost, have been found. it's believed to be the only existing copy in the world. anna holligan reports. do you recognise this man? look a little closer. because that is exactly what this archivist did. jurjen enzing had been stocktaking old nitrate films when he realised he'd stumbled upon one of the silent movie world's most captivating characters. the rediscovered scene shows stan laurel playing a prisoner, and eventually exacting a typically absurd escape. this early experiment with special effects ended up on the cutting room floor. these scenes on these fragments that we found were thought to be missing. ted okuda and james neibaur wrote a book about the solo years of stan laurel of which this movie is part and they described this film as being only surviving in a version 01:14 minutes and now w

live in laurel, evan lambert. "fox5 local news". >> and speaking of commuting virginia commuters should listen up. new relief is m coming to the 95 corridor. governor terry mcauliffe announced the commonwealth will extend express reigns closer to fredericksburg. here is what we know it will be made of ten miles of reversible lanes million. and the project will begin in spring of 20 19 and is slate todd end in the fall of 2022. state officials hope this will help relieve some of the traffic issues in the the area. >>> coming up, death toll continues to rise out west as mudslides continue to wreek havoc on south california and they are still trying to rescue someone notice muddy watters. >> you can imagine someone wanting to hurts this little guy. he was so sweet. he was found wander a maryland community and was tortured. they want to find whoever is responsible because they say often cruelty against animals is just the beginning. we've got the details coming up. >>> plus being the audition of a lifetime the tryouts

laurel. everyone was so excited for him. you look around here, it looks like an ordinary corner and ordinary neighborhood. this is exactly where that man's dreams came true. >> go birds, baby. go birds. oh, my god, fly eagles fly. >> gary never saw it coming. the lifelong eagles fan is still in a days. >> this will change my life. i would be changed forever. >> kelmer is a bus driver for mt. laurel schools, after his last stop this afternoon, he was hit with the super bowl sized surprise. >> oh, boy oh, boy. >> dozens of students and families were there, capturing the moment on cell phones, the same ones that raised enough money to get him tickets for the big game. >> i don't believe mt. laurel people, what the family's done for me. >> amy smith is the one initially behind the whole idea. she raised more than $5,000 in six days. she tells nbc10, they wanted to look after the 66-year-old who looks after their kids every day. >> it was overwhelming. just seeing what this means to him, that we were able to come through. >> he w

reporting in laurel, suzanne kennedy. larry: in southeast, people forced out of their homes when of apartment caught fire. despite the extreme cold causing problems for firefighters, the fire was contained to the apartment where it started. no one was hurt of the family cannot go back inside. this morning for another d.c. school, archbishop carroll high school, schools -- and this after the heat in the power were knockout in the this morning cramer is back open and ready for class. a battle against the elements in baltimore. look at this. a water main break in the fells point neighborhood, trapping cars, covering the streets in ice. cuts will not be able to off the water until later today and then it will be another week until they get the part they need to fix the break itself. larry: for the latest forecast at your fingertips, download the abc 7 stormwatch app right to your start -- smart phone. raking now, the president of the mormon church has died. autria: adrianna hopkins is standing by with a look at the hobson.tho

laurel and hardy fans. a solo film of stan, that was long thought to be lost, has been found in the netherlands. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. huge parts of kobe were simply demolished as buildings crashed into one another. this woman said she'd been given no help and no advice by the authorities. she stood outside the ruins of her business. tens of thousands of black children in south africa have taken advantage of laws, passed by the country's new multiracial government, and enrolled at formerly white schools. tonight sees the 9,6ioth performance of her long—running play, the mousetrap. when they heard about her death today, the management considered

i'm anita oh in mount laurel that with a special tries that will send him soaring. >>> i'm jessica deane in minneapolis, we know eagles fans are the best, there is no question about that, they have gotten to take it to the next level though, we will show you some fan caves when we come back, these are pretty special we will let you know how to get on the fun, coming >>> diehard eagles fans are showing off love of the home team, lots of time, effort and spirit went into these fan caves, and our vittoria woodill visited a few around the region and she will take you inside in just a moment. >>> plus this... >> i never had anything like this happen to me, never. >> reporter: this bus driver just got the super bowl surprise of his life, wait until you see what his students did for them, lot of great fans in the tri-state area hi, everyone aim ukee washington here in philadelphia. >> hi everybody i'm jessica dean, coming to you live from minneapolis, right here in the middle of it all, we're here for you, if you cannot get out to minneapolis or maybe coming later this week, we're here to show

fitness here in laurel at laurel plaza because there's a lot of people here in the parking lot and wember of people coming in and out of the gym here at 6:30 this morning. so, a lot of people not taking a snow day, even though schools are out this morning. we're going to check in a little bit and see -- we've been watching prince george's county department of public works transportation as th twitter as well. right now their crews are currently out plowing and salting the major roadways and check this out. this road here completely wet and that's a good thing. so, i think here in laurel, once you get off of those -- those side roads and you get onto the main roads you're going to be doing just fine. now, we were over in bowie about an hour ago and those roads were much worse snow packed and a little slippery even trying to change from lane to lane or even knowing where your lanes are. so, we are seeing quite a variety of conditions from spot to spot throughout prince george's county. we'll be heading to some other areas for our next live shots as well. but they definitely have been ou

we don't want to rest on our laurels. ainsley: what about immigration and daca. >> this is what our entire point has been all about daca. we want to fix this daca problem. we want to do it in comprehensive way so we don't have a daca problem tomorrow. which is fix the border. root problem. we don't have control of our borders. we don't have immigration laws that have well-policed. that's why we have illegal immigration. we want to fix this problem once and for all so you don't have another daca population in five or ten years. ainsley: news broke today of andrew mccabe stepping down. what are your thoughts? why did he do that. >> i don't really know. ainsley: how damaging is this memo? >> i will let people make that decision for themselves. we have to look into were people's civil liberties violated. >> have you never been here. ainsley: first time. >> this is statuary hall. this used to be the legislative chambers. this is where abraham lincoln's desk was right here. ainsley: this is where abraham lincoln's desk was. >>

breaking right now -- fire ripping through a through a townhouse in laurel.anne kennedy just getting on the scene. suzanne what's the latest? - briefly above freezing this afternoon i-95; highest accumulations over southern md from coastal storm - windy from a powerful nor'easter thursday/friday - another reinforcing shot of cold air late week (highs in the teens) - 40s return early next week today: becoming cloudy. cold. highs: 31-35 winds: se 5 mph tonight: cloudy and cold. snow developing east of i-95. lows: 19-25 winds: n 5-10 mph thursday: early morning snow east of i-95. windy and cold. highs: 25-30 winds: nw 10-20 g 30+ mph this scene in fairfax county?? it started with a man randomly assaulting a child -- and led to a carjacking, a police chase and a crash. well brandon vinson -- the man accused of it all is due in court today. ryan hughes is live developing now -- a 75, yes 75 car pile-up in new york. learned one person has died. adrianna hopkins is at the live desk with details. it all happened in snowy conditions on interstate 90 near buffalo yeste

laurel bridge is heartier. a lot of fog in the north bay. live camera shows you san rafael. the fog will be a factor. we have seen it increase at the curve. back to you. >> all right, mike. a lot of fog there this morning. >>> a new effort under way to rollback california law for early release for some offenders. they approved proposition 47 which reclassified the felonies and misdemeanors. they say it goes too far. it allows the release of inmates with domestic violence. others say prop 47 helped turn their lives around. >> current laws are not considered violent in our state. >> i'm back in school. i'm thinking about going back to work. i'm getting my own place. >> that's one of the former offenders who was granted early release from jail, thanks to prop 47. 365,000 signatures have to be gathered by april to qualify for november's ballot. >>> yesterday, we told you about the final house on the eroding pacifica cliff coming down. it happened. last night, the house, well it is now no more. i'm distracted by the time lapse video. looks fantastic to see from this vantage point

mel. >> reporter: hey, guy, yeah, we went from bowie over here to laurel and as we got into laurel theuch better mainly just wet roads but now here in downtown laurel, on route one, we are seeing once again some snow covering. the snow definitely seems to be a little bit lighter here than it was further east. however, as you mentioned before, everywhere else we've seen a lot of sidewalks covered and the parking lots also seem to be spotty here and there. some are good, some are bad. it really is going to be i think across prince george's county a really localized situation, very different from one part of the county to the other. we can tell you that dpwt, transportation, has their full complement of resources out here. we saw a number of them, the plows and the salting operations going on especially on the overpass area. we say that all the time, they are much trickier but it is true, you definitely do notice it as you're driving around here and a decent number of people actually out on the roads trying to make their way in to work this morning, too. so, while kids do not have school

laurel, route 73 at 295. everything looks good in both directions. not a lot of cars out the door there. roads are dry. not too dry in clemonton because of a water main break through the westbound side, losing a lane at gibbsboro road. back to you. >>> booming business. we're on the road highlighting a montgomery county community. what's move information to help give the area's economy a boost? >>> the president's response as calls call for the queen of daytime to have launch a presidential campaign. president trump is weighing in on the possibility. >>> and unfair money move. new at 5:00, reports that an actor made 1,500 times more than his female counterpart for a might have re -- a movie reshoot. >>> about a quarter past 5:00 a.m. this wednesday. nbc10 morning team is on the road and shining a spotlight for -- on ft. washington in montgomery county. >> much of the local economy is based around the ft. washington office park there. sits on 500 acres, smack dab along the turnpike, route 309 has a septa train stop. one of the first suburban office ce

laurel, had pretty good downpour about ten minute ago, and moorestown.ontinue to move off to the east and southeast. that energy moved through southern delaware hearing rumble every thunder this morning. had level wintertime thunderstorm. specially when it is not severe. also seeing thunderstorm activity off shore. rain still coming down, pretty good rate, atlantic sit my sea isle, starting to lighten up in cape may. y, see some of the lightening bolts future weather showing us as is we head into the rest of the afternoon, some lingering showers potentially especially down the shore could see wrap around moisture create sprinkle else up toward the lehigh valley but models in very good agreement that by the 6:00 hour we're going to have mainly clear skies across much of the delaware valley then no problems as we head into the rest of the evening. but temperatures right now we are mild. talking 50's, 60s but waiting for us just up wind, our colder temperatures in the four's on the back side of that front. also little breezy at times. that will be the gener

kelmer drives a bus for mount laurel schools. it pair of tickets to the game paid for by donations on a gofundme page. >> i can't believe what the mount laurel people, what the fam elhave do families have done for me. >> yeah, gary saw the last eagles championship with his dad back in 1960s a young man. he'll now have a memory that could soon rival that one. how about that? thank you, gary. >>> well, the mayor of camden county is trying to discourage a patriots fan from displaying his pride in eagles territory. here's when jim mally sent to a neighbor. the mayor wrote the birds have anticipately adopted an ordinance which prohibits the flying of of a flag. he said anyone who refused would have their water shutoff. mally said he was just having a little fun with his neighbor who flies a patriots flag at their house. >>> grub hub researched the foods fans ordered most on the days each team won football games. well, patriots fans ordered more bacon. eagles fans not surprisingly ordered more philly cheese steaks and pizza. and the mo

and he's very nice. >> reporter: reporting in mount laurel, trish hartman channel6 "action news".super bowl week so special for y're trying to keep this boring, trying to keepey're rear the big game sunday. this might be the first super bowl for most the eagles but they sound relaxed. long snap eric lovato was singing a biggie smalls song. this is not all a dream, the eagles are indeed at the super bowl in minneapolis. ducis rodgers and jaime apody, guys. >> reporter: hey jeff. th us the excel energy center opening night what they used to call media day. this will be the only day all week that we have access to every single player on the eagles and it seems like every single media member in the world will be here this evening. >> i will be. >> reporter: i will be, too. >> that counts for something, right. let's take a look inside the excel energy center tonight where the eagles and patriots will take center stage. here's a little sneak peek. all eyes on the prize as the coveted lombardi trophy the birds want to bring home. the guys will be set up on podiums, the media will gather

he drives a bus from mount laurel school. this guy has picked up my kids for years. after a last stop yesterday dozens of families hit him up with a super bowl surprise. two tickets to the game paid for through donations from a gofundme page. how about that? >> yes, i am thinking of my father up in eagles heaven. i can't believe what the mount laurel families have done for me. >> well, gary, saw the last eagles championship with his dad back in 1960, and he'll now have a memory that could soon rival that one. congratulations. so one of my favorite things to hear out here in minnesota especially away from home is the eagles fight song, of course. and we've gotten hundreds of videos from people sharing their renditions over the past few weeks. check this one out from a kid who just steps up and says give me the mic. ♪ fly, eagles fly, on the road to victory ♪ ♪ fly, eagles fly >> so angelic to hear the little ones belting out a fly, eagles, fly. we know the birds are in it to win it. how about you? we want to hear the hypest of the hype fight song renditions. we're loo

laurel township. the left lane block, and at this point, no word on any injuries. and one lane is now open on the northbound roosevelt boulevard, just past ridge avenue. crews are still working there, to clear a multi-vehicle accident, involving an overturned vehicle. we will keep you up-to-date dollars as the show goes on. >> and officials have decided to go ahead with a mummers parade today. that's despite the sub freezing temperatures that threaten to postpone the new years day tradition. "eyewitness news" reporter cha ntee-lans where preps are underway. and you're smartly bundled up. good morning. how is it feeling out there? >> reporter: good morning, rahel, it is freezing, i'm wearing gloves, my earmuffs, my scarf, and i'm still pretty coal. and i've just been out here a few minute. performers, how much, will be walking along this parade route, all morning. this is one of the judges judging stations, now, one of the main changes that is that there will be warming bus that is will be able to follow the mummers along the route here, philadelphia's goodry and tr

president obama in his office also in the cabin laurel. then we see a continued for the use of diplomacy. the g-8 summit in 2012 was supposed be held in chicago. if you recall we had a lot of riots and demonstrations, the top 1%, federal reserve bank, et cetera, et cetera. he said let's move it to camp david. wendy hall data -- had some great stories about welcoming these world leaders for the weekend. in dealing with an accounting the personalities in the idiosyncrasies and learned quickly what do they want in the cabin and what you don't want and all those behind-the-scenes stories that are wonderful to share. bottom left is president bush with what's called a council of war after the 9/11 attacks. he's assembling a staff in the laurel conference room to talk about america's response to the attacks. and far right is president trump's last visit. you can see the camp david plaque pickup always on the been there five times, he has taken his staff and his cabinet there three or four of those five times. i don't know that it will be his pref

laurel and medford seeing that icy mix and freezing rain.ou're going to walk outside lit feel like rain. you can see what ice? but when it hits that subfreezing surface, like a railing or a sidewalk, that's untreated or your car windshield, that's when it freezes on contact. it's pretty tricky precipitati precipitation. lift wood wilmington mill side seeing freeze rain along 95. corny's point in salem county and as we head down the shore in dennis it's freezing rain and he will dora the same and reads beach freezing rain you can see right along the parkway we're seeing a transition to rain so even close to the shore to the north of sea isle we could could be seeing freezing rain micking in with that rain. so please be aware of that down the shore. pretty slow out there not many cars i think everyone hit the road early to get home. still some icing on our sidewalk and of course anything that's untreated out there tonight. temperature is 31 in the city. the wind chill is 22. southwest winds are trying to warm us but they're warming at the uppe

hartford road shut down in mount laurel.ck to ark road instead matt. >> thanks karen. >>> let's turn to "action news" reporter jeanette reyes live in philadelphia's manayunk section more with the potential icy conditions. >> reporter: matt from what i can see it is going to be icy here at least in manayunk. philadelphia schools still not showing any delays this morning so if you have kids to attend philadelphia schools you might as well give yourself some extra time this morning. i'm going to step out of the way slowly so i don't fall again. you can see kind of that shine over the sidewalk. that's a sheet of ice really on any sidewalk you walk on unless of course salt has been thrown on it. this morning many will spend the first few minutes of their important scraping off ice off their cars. sidewalks are slick as were the streets then still have this morning with the precipitation falling just as the evening commute began. the timing could have made for the worst case scenario. fortunately though the roads weren't nearly as

this was video from sky trak 7 -- of a frozen water tower in laurel! luckily... those temperatures are on the rise -- and that frozen waterfall of sorts... will start to thaw out. - 40s today, 50s tomorrow, 60s friday - rain chances return; bulk of the rain friday - tumbling temperatures saturday - back to the cold this weekend through early next week today: partly to mostly cloudy. seasonable. highs: 43-46 winds: s 5 mph lows: 31-35 winds: se 5 mph to calm thursday: mostly cloudy and milder. showers possible late. highs: 51-55 winds: s 5 mph there. a kansas lawmaker is apologizing this morning for racially-charged comments he made about his state's drug laws. we'll show you the rest, when we come back. magnitude quake is one of the strongest to hit the caribbean in five years. there is no serious damage and no reports of injuries. the quake triggered a tsunami threat, but the danger passed. a former texas police officer is heading to prison for killing a teenager he caught breaking into his s-u-v. ken johnson was off-duty when he saw two teens trying to break in

to laurel if you're going to go tell you about the children should learn more about the history of the revolution how mal conquered the whole country from here and founded the new china. the communists entrenched themselves in yen on to escape their enemy after the revolution the city became a place of pilgrimage now more tourists come here then ever before there is a clear propaganda purpose behind the doors like mao presidency wants to be idolized the personality code of china's most powerful man is rife in the village of young jaha an hour's drive away one of millions of chinese you with whom our exiled to the countryside she had to loom from the farmers in this village. chairman she lived in this cave with a comrade the photos are of his time in the village have a look. religious build cave homes that protected them from the harsh mountain climate the official tour guide say she learned to understand the common people here i claimed i was a tourist journalists aren't welcome here. in yen on the quantum and he has reached the cave where mo once lived but there is zero criticism of t

block, tommy fleetwood is now at europe's number one player not that he's prepared to rest on his laurels up to jamie donaldson with a round of 59 without having to make do with 62. a towering performance all the same. staying with golf brooke henderson of canada leads after the first round of the lpga classic in the bahamas. she carded a 5—under—par 68 — and she's one shot clear of the field. there are two players in a tie for second place — australia's sarah—jane smith, who briefly led the tournament outright. and luna sobron galmes of spain — who ended the day alongside smith on 4—under—par. one of the shots of the day was this effort from michelle wie. an eagle at the par 5 11th was the highlight on her way to a level par round of 73. she's five shots off the lead. the third and final cricket test between south africa and india resumes later on friday. south africa have already won the series. this match has been exciting despite being low scoring. the indian bowlers dominated in the same way south african bowlers had dominated on the first day. that is a bout all we have time for. do

emphasized fresh ingredients lighter sauces and artistic presentation but never one to rest on his laurels he later distanced himself from the movement calling it many portions maxie plates. must be careful and i think you've succeeded you've already failed one never succeeds we must always do better. book is called his two thousand and five memoir the sacred fire saying he too would end up in the oven one day. his wish was for his ashes to be scattered in the sun river which flows past his house. let's catch you up on the. four former champion of the u.s. open a range they can the first on the men's side to advance into the quarterfinals he defeated pablo to spain and four sets the victories also the one hundred plants and win fortune which carly advanced and the woman sitting. singles rather the world number two got past the hockey has magdaléna in straight sets was nicky's next opponent will be carlos was navarro who booked a third open quarter final ticket battling back from the brink for a four six six four eight six win over thirty second seed and that contre fate d.w. sport showed t

emphasized fresh ingredients later sauces and artistic presentation but never one to rest on his laurels he later distanced himself from the movement calling it many portions maxie plates. must be careful and i think you've succeeded you've already failed one never succeeds we must always do better. book is called his two thousand and five memoir the sacred fire saying he too would end up in the oven one day. his wish was for his ashes to be scattered in the sun river which flows past his house. and in the bonus they get there been some surprise results today high book produced the performance of the day coming from behind to the life and wreck their title hopes may have a cause and it replaced life in the second spot after destroying hoffenheim for one away bottom side of cologne one for the third game in a row to close in on second bottom homburg there were also battling wins for frankfurt and minds on friday doth mundra away at heritage with pia and blake obama young again left out two games to come on sunday including leaders by and against bremen and that's your news out join us aga

fire cruz working to puts out a blaze in townhouse on grisle lane in laurel. >> everyone in the home was able to get out okay and unhurt. four adults between kids need to find a new place to liver. >> these are pictures from an apartment fire southeast. the cold weather proved challenging for cruz and fire was contained in a unit and quickly brought under control. >> buoy, maryland, investigation into a townhouse fire underway. >> it cookly spread before firefighters threw it out. no one was hurt. >> we mentione delays because of extreme c code. >> student could be dealing with other delays thanks to buses that will not start in the frigid tems, annie yu is keeping an eye live in fai fairfax. annie. >> some of these becauses stalled and that kased trouble in the morning and hopeing for a better day today a smeerj morning and buses were not at the bus stop they were at luther jackson middle school you can see is behind me drivers with just getting here to start the day. again hopefully a much smeerm morning and a lot of buses in the county basically would not start main reason they've

emphasized fresh ingredients lighter sauces and artistic presentation but never one to rest on his laurels he later distanced himself from the movement calling it many portions maxie plates. must be careful and i think you've succeeded you've already failed one never succeeds we must always do better. book is called his two thousand and five memoir the sacred fire saying he too would end up in the oven one day. his wish was for his ashes to be scattered in the sun river which flows past his house. and next week will see the eightieth birthday of an artist who turned our upside down. george basil lets the rebellious painter and sculptor like to play partridge this way these days but let still love to swim against the stream an exhibition of his life's work is about to open and basel. art turned upside down an ingenious concept which paved the way for basel it's in the one nine hundred seventy s. it helped the r. displays his own path between abstraction and realism as a young artist he resisted the demands of his teachers to commit to a set style. since i couldn't do that i tried to replica

laurel in the middle of the day on friday. if you have any idea who drives that car, please call the mt. laurel police. >> and in cumberland county, police need your help to find a hit-and-run driver who seriously injured a 77 year old woman. see the vehicles in the back of that flatbed? that is the vehicle involved. they've just released the pictures, that's the pick-up truck that is being towed away from the crash scene. in morristown ship friday. the intersection of highway 47 and broadway street. >> we've got search continuing in chester county for pair every would be shoplifters who pepper sprayed a macy's security guard at the exton square mall. so the police in west whiteland say that's the suspect right there, one of them, two guys came in, they were getting all of this merchandise, shoving it into a shopping bag, at the exton square mall. and then they walk out without paying for any of those items in the bag. so when the security guard confronted them, they whipped out pepper spray and shot it at the woman. they drop

laurel, pemberton, oswego lake, atco, piney hollow, and temperatures in the 20s. not looking all that warm right now. 24 in audubon, and coyle field, 23. the entire area seeing temperatures warm from the teens and trent. not as cold -- and 20s. not as cold in philadelphia. seeing them warm to the 40s this afternoon. the melt is on. the melting that occurred yesterday is going to be back with us today. jenna has a secret stash. probably shouldn't have shown it. >> here you go, vai. all for you. >> those are via sikahema recommended. right? >> we should let our viewers in on the joke. a big joke here because vai loves those chapsticks. always puts them in his pockets. we always tease him. this is -- there's not going to be anything left. >> i always lose them. that's why i take extra. i'm always leaving them places. >> you probably have 20 in your car. >> i do. >> jessica? >>> 422, in between route 23 and 1st avenue, we're watching a crash. in the top right-hand corner, you see the crash. this is eastbound approaching the scene. we have an 18-minute drive time now,

live in laurel. i'm justin finch, news 4, back in to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> winter weather is also changing schedules at some schools. just in clarke county schools are on a one-hour delay today. archbishop carroll high school is closed today because of a pipe problem. in virginia, frederick and page counties are on a two-hour delay. >>> this bitter blast of cold weather we're some students waiting for their ride. on tuesday some school buses had problems starting because of the cold weather. hundreds of students were forced to wait in the cold for nearly an hour. news 4's adam tuss is in fairfax county to see how it's going this morning. we'll hear another live report in a few minutes. >>> 5:35. here's a look at our other top stories. north korea and south korea are talking. they're using a hotline that hasn't be been used in two years. it comes one day after south korea offers to talk with the north about next year's olympics. >>> the president of the mormon church, thomas monday son, has d

spanning from the city of laurel all the way down to the university of maryland. over 150 officers have been searching since tuesday. using anything from helicopters to k-9 units. they are searching the area where dehaven disappeared. they haven't had much luck. dehaven got separated from his wife while shopping. >> he does have dementia. >> he was wearing a heavy black jacket and blue jeans.>> reporter: last tuesday daniel dehaven went missing from this cosco on route one in beltsville. around noon, searchers say they are worried that he could be particularly unsafe because of the frigid weather. >> hopefully he can find a warm place. >> reporter: according to the family the 65-year-old man may not be able to communicate. the family says he does know his name. >> if you say danny, he will recognize his name.>> reporter: maria white, wusa 9. >>> this is the one thing everyone is talking about. it is the powerball lottery. if you did not win the mega millions, you still have a shot at tonight's drawing. estimated at $570 million. we may have to cut out of here and

laurel road construction is going on there, somerdale road will get you around that one. >> breaking overnight, a barrage of bullets in south philadelphia left two people wounded. police found dozens of shell casings near the intersection of broad and became bridge. two people were shot in the leg. the passenger side of a parked car was riddled with gunshots at that location. no arrests were made. >>> smoke and flames damaged a house in cumberland county new jersey, the fire broke out on park avenue in bridgeton, before 2:00 a.m. crews arrived to find heavy flames coming from the second floor. police have not released any conditions of the people inside. >> the senate will vote at noon today on whether or not to end the government shut down. under the proposal taking shape democrats would agree to a spending measure in return for republican cooperation on the immigration policy and other pressing matters. all essential argues like tsa and postal service are open. >>> statements will begin in the corruption trial of mayor pawlowski who is accuse accused of running a pay to play scheme

and 1.2 in mount laurel knowledge and vineland they bumpedp it to .2 inches. we have to worry about this the national weather service reenforcing an idea we are pushing all morning long. a special statement from the weather service warning for slick roads all day and i'll say at night as well. we are down around the freezing mark in most areas and probably staying below freezing the rest of the way and standing water on the roadways could freeze up and turn to ice. what is something to keep in mind today tonight and tomorrow morning. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile the further north you go the more snow you saw. that made for a slippery morning commute. "action news" reporter trish hartman joins us live in whitehall township with the snowfall in the lehigh valley. >> reporter: hi rick the snow has stopped here finally, it stopped about an hour ago and we'll show you the conditions here along mcarthur road in whitehall township. things are wet on the roads and traffic is moving along and a few inches here in the lehigh valley making for a slick morning commute. >>

laurel road is closed through february, somerdale road will get you around that. camden county, there's an object on the road, 76 eastbound that's 42 southbound off the walt whitman bridge. >> we have very interesting waze friends. >> newly released dash cam video shows on off duty trooper with florida highway patrol pulling a woman from a vehicle. an off duty trooper saw the crash and ran directly towards the burning wreckage. he helped pull a woman trapped in the passenger seat to safety. the woman was badly injured, but survived. >>> a tow truck driver survived a collision with an on coming car in michigan. he had to run into traffic on the highway in detroit to avoid being hit by the car. michigan state police released the video to remind drivers to move one lane over at least to make room for emergency crews and slow down in bad weather. >> he moved just in time. >>> two long lost brothers used social media to reconnect only to fiend out they have been living in souix falls iowa all their lives. he new he had a brother, he didn't have to look far to find his

laurel home in the middle of the day. it was friday. if you know anything about this car, or who could be driving it, please call police in mt. laurel. >>> in cumberland county police need your help to find a hit-and-run driver who seriously injured a 77 year old woman. investigators have just released these pictures of the suspects, pick-up truck being towed away. so it is the one on the back of the flatbed right there. this all happened in maurice township intersection every highway 47 and broadway streets. >> and we have a search continues in chester county for pair of would be shoplifters who pepper sprayed a macy's security guard. police in west whiteland township say the guard saw two guys, there they are, putting stuff in a shopping bag, which is out of the exton square mall where bob kelly shops. those guys walk out of the store without paying. so the security guard confronted those guys who whipped out some pepper spray and shot it at her. then they dropped their bag and took off inside the bag about $900 worth of merchandise.

camera not that far from here right at route 73 as you work your way through maple shade and mount laurel and mass transit looking good this morning running with no reported delays. so back here live, coming up next we will take you behind the counter, and joey's will make for us, the breakfast pizza, yes, kid, we can have pizza for breakfast if you are here in maple shade, right. >> wow. >> back to you guys in the studio. >> if i can only leave the studio to be first of 29 to get that special. >>> a developing story this morning i man is clinging to life after being slashed, in the throat right outside of a bar. lets get to lauren johnson joining us from police headquarters this morning, hi there lauren. >> reporter: police don't know if this victim will make it. he is in extremely critical condition at einstein medical center this morning but what they do know they have witnesses who saw this unfold and it was very brutal. shortly after 11:00 castor avenue a bar, 34 year-old man was inside when he decided that he would step outside to have a cigarette. then, the attack comes. chief insp

temperatures are coming down, but a very slow cool down. 42 degrees in washington township, mount laurelhees. and you see upper 40s for princeton and hopewell township. meantime at the shore it's in the 40s. this is important because that's where the wet weather is this morning. cape may is getting some rain, and into delaware, this is the northern edge of the system that's going to stay to the south most of the day. but close enough to spread rain during the day for southern delaware and south jersey. while inland you can see clouds over philadelphia. but look at the breaks in the cloud. these are the neighborhoods that will see some sunshine. but tomorrow there's a chance we'll see some of these scattered showers in the area. they will be light, and it's not going to be an all day thing. but the clouds today, that's going to be an all day affair with temperatures in the 40s in philadelphia and warming in the suburbs. any sunshine this morning will disappear this afternoon for the suburbs. partly cloudy skies in the lee high valley. southern delaware you'll see those rain showers and dr

through february, laurel road is closed, somerdale road can get you around it. waze app one of our friends traveling on 73 north of 38 a minor crash in make maple shade. >>> a barrage of bullets in south philadelphia left two people wounded at broad and became bridge. two people were shot in the leg. the passenger side of a parked car was riddled with gunshots at that location. no arrests have been made. >>> smoke and flames damaged a house in cumberland county, new jersey. the fire broke out on park avenue in bridgeton before 2:00 a.m. crews arrived to find heavy flames coming from the second floor of the house. authorities have not told us the conditions of the people inside. >>> the senate will vote at noon whether or not to end the government shut down. democrats would agree to a three week spending measure in return for cooperation on the immigration. government essential agencies like the tsa and postal service is open. >>> opening statements will begin in the allentown mayor's trial. he is accused of trading $150,000 in city contracts for campaign donatio

in knowledge, mantua 1.5 and mount laurel 1.2 and same in pennington and vineland. and delaware really minimal amountsw and g.50 inch and newcastle.f snow. and the plunging temperatures they are dropping all day midnigh the high 4:00, 35 and 8:00 lu droppin currently 25 degrees andlearing skies, the temperatures tonight dropping down into the teens do be careful and slushy areas freeze and slick spots for the morning commute and you c i'll seven-day forecast. >>> can you get the updates from acc check stormtracker an live any time on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc app is a free download. >>> everybody loves it when the eagles win and the participation in the nf championship on sunday has juiced the reg less we forget there is substantial the eagles success. vernon odom is live now at the marriott hotel that may sell out because of the eagles. >> there is lots of eagle green spirit flying aroun this town this weekend. and lots of green back dollar flying around propelled by the spirit of eagle green ♪♪ ♪♪ saturday night this was the raucous scene at the oldest ale h

this is where we're seeing some borderline temperatures right at the freezing point for mount laurel and turnersville. pechl brten is 32 degrees. so you're going to see a little bit of accumulation especially on the grass. that cools down faster than the road that's been so warm. look at cape may starting to dry out. atlantic city still getting some light snow. and you can see the snow is quickly tapering off in burlington county. some of the suburbs saw some light snow this morning but no accumulation. this next round is going to see some accumulation on the grass. we'll see some snow at noontime. that snow coming into the suburbs in the lee high valley and reaching into new jersey. but it is light snow. by 4:00 it exits philadelphia, wilmington, and trenton and heads towards the shore and moves offshore. and then we get some colder air and that's going to be moving on tonight. so what stays on the ground late today will be on the ground later today. seven day forecast will show you there's more snow and rain later this week. a look at that when i come back in ten. >>> 5:09. let's g

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laurel. right around 30 degrees, and in her backyard.watcher numbers, by the way, we hope you'll sends us your weather watcher pictures and your eagles green, hope to show those tomorrow morning. during our newscast. >> kenneth in willingboro, little milder. del or necessary newark says chillier in her backyard right around 23 degrees. >> let me take to you live look at the city, the sun beginning to rise, but the skyline still illuminated in the green color. 29 degrees right now, but with the west winds at eight, feels little more like 21 degrees, so feeling little chilly, to start out this saturday morning, but we are going to warm up by the afternoon. high pressure in control, on storm scan3, very quiet right now. across the mid-atlantic. it will stay that way. throughout the day today. we will see good amount of sunshine, couple of clouds here and there, headed into the afternoon, mostly clear, partly cloudy overnight. and then by tomorrow, starting out the day with sunshine, but we will see clouds on the increase, as we head into su

at the tick's sporting goodies in mount laurel will had an ax to sign. jeremiah trotter also known as the ax man. >> anybody that can get a football or a injuresary or helmets sign. i was like i got to get an ax. >> reporter: he wasn't even born. his grandfather took him to meet trotter tonight. andrews watched the birds lose in the super bowl in '04 and 1980. but andrews says he feels good about this year, and so does jeremiah trotter. >> they're doing it for us, the past veterans, for the fans, the city, and even for the fans that are not here with us anymore. >> reporter: and jacqueline, just think there are those eagles fans who were kids during the last eagles super bowl run who are now either in college or adults with kids of their own. jeremiah trotter told us he met an adult fan who told us he remembers watching trotter when he was 10 years old. >> reporter: wow, all right, francis. thank you for that. philadelphia police are gearing up to keep everyone safe on sunday, when people will be celebrating what we hope is an eagles super bowl win. but