we're in lawrenceville north of trenton, mercer county right along route one.e police activity across the street. we have seen tons, and tons, of plows. what we have not seen are people. we kind of park here by a wawa , mcdonald's hoping that people would be able to come in and out and even though it is 24 hour wawa it does not appear to be order at this time but there are cars driving all around this area. i think part of the reason why they are able to get around is that these road do appear to have been treated pretty well and it is well lit, right? you can see what you are doing it is easier to get up and down an area like this like route one. this is mercer county, new jersey. i don't know if you can hear it but it seems to be even though it might look like snow more wet, then it is, heavier snow. >> oh, absolutely it does look like wet snow, thank you very much. we do appreciate that. >>> that is scene from new jersey where we are seeing wet snow coming down, maybe we're getting thinning of the snow just for this short period. get something banding. we wi

demonstrators are expected to gather on the lawrenceville campus to save the school's westminster choir college. the university is considering selling the property in order to finance an additional building on the lawrenceville campus in hopes of a tracking more students. the school says the sale would help them avoid a $13.1 million deficit by 2019. >> coming up. ment security guard recovering after driver hit her chase. >> and the whole thing was caught on surveillance video. the guard can actually be seen the one thing the guards saw .s>> and surveillance video what happened less than ak braz. we're coming ♪ >> today is the day you need to stand up, these individuals, not only shot up these officers, and struck police officers. these people, too long do that to our own officers, are causing havoc, in our community, causing chaos in people's lives. >> one of the officers did return fire. it is not clear, however, if any of the suspect were hit. investigators say it is also unclear if the gunmen new they were shooting at police officers. >>> and ou, for a s at a mall. multiple people r

jen fred in lawrenceville, new jersey. karen hepp in philadelphia. lauren johnson in delaware county. but first lets go to steve keeley in bethlehem. >> steve, i have a message from a viewer. his name is brian. he said you cannot show your face at a wawa again since you are standing in front of the sheetz, a violation. we're in sheetz territory that is why i'm at a sheetz. mason dixon line, because we have that sheetz wawa. i have not bought anything at sheetz. i got my own stuff at wawa. >> like i said, i live, ceo of wawa is just a few blocks away i necessity i will get heck for this. but anyway sheetz is kind enough to let us grab a few of their parking spots. you said it is starting to intensify. most of our viewers, that heating vent above you is that intensifying. i hope that is okay. >> yes, it is usually cold temperature here. >> they have it down to 30 degrees in here. >> just so we can match. >> so we can feel what you are feeling but there is no match, with the sleet and all that stuff. >> there is spotlight in the sheetz parking lot look

. >> jennifer fredrick, is checking conditions in lawrenceville, mercer county. jen. >> hi guys, i guess the question is where the heck are you going? a lot of things are still closed, because of all of the warnings and all of storm warnings. this is lawrenceville, new jersey, we are about a little bit north of trenton, an hour from you guys. the road are now, a little bit more snow covered, just 35 minutes ago, it was completely , black type, because of a combination of fact that it had been a lot of sleet. tons of plows have been through here. and believe it or not within the hour we have seen a salting operation. that is how little, i should say, and route one, mercer county in mercerville, new jersey. but, like sue said, we will see all kind of conditions, and now we are seeing a little bit more in terms of the white stuff, covering, but as you walk around. it still feels sleety. whatever this precipitation is , it is bouncing off of you, hurts your face, very windy. it is, cold outside. so again, the question is, if you have to be out somewhere, you should h

they got organized in a parking lot in lawrenceville, georgia, an hour outside atlanta then looks for nique leili. >> missing for a week now. three kids that would love to see her home. >> amy robinson told reporters her 44-year-old sister, mother of three, was hardly the kind of person who would just up and disappear without a word to anyone. >> i'm just so worried about my sister. we just have no idea where she is, or what -- what's happened to her. >> as fate would have it, the question of where nique was would be answered soon enough. but even now, the question of what happened to nique remains unclear. >> i am sick of playing your games. >> what is clear from the recordings she left behind is that nique leili lived a trouble and tormented life. >> this is what i live day in and day out is keep my mouth shut, my head down, and do exactly what's expected of me. tell me about nique's personality. >> she was very funny. she and i used to laugh all the time. and she was very feisty. she would say what she meant. she didn't mince a lot of words. >> as sisters, amy robinson and nique le

evelyn in lawrenceville, georgia, a democrat. what do you think the bill's chances of passage in congress are? caller: i think you should be withdrawn as opposed to being passed because of it appears not to incorporate the lower half of the spectrum. that is the people who do not moneyccess to the type of that the framers have when constructing this bill in an deconstruct a bill that was the obamacare that was advantageous to the vast majority. what i think should happen is sit down. with draw the bill, sit down, cooperate -- incorporate the lower half. so that wille half be representation of the entire section of the nation so we can have a healthy society based on our input of having excellent health care. shirly? caller: sir? host: yes, ma'am. caller: i wanted to write a comment or two. i am almost 80 years old and see a lot of presidents be elected. thankfully this is the first time i have ever seen such a mess as it has been because of who was elected. it is so discouraging, disgusting. i really wish the two parties would ge

. >> reporter: plenty of plow is here in lawrenceville north of trenton and mercer county, new jersey but the snow, the sleet , wind, it is also here too. the question is which one will win, and this bolt of the winter. >>> "good day philadelphia" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> very good morning on this snowy tuesday, great to have you with us, hopefully you will get to stay inside, stay warm and you are joining us and we do appreciate it. it is a busy one. >> good soup and grilled cheese kind of day. >> you mentioned people, and sue, we will get to that to send in their pictures. you have been doing that using our #fox 29 snow. it is from paul. he has been showing us the scenes from his neck of the wood. 70 degrees. days ago we were 70's and now we are dealing with this cars are covered. you will have a lot of snow and ice, as well. >>> then this one from heather , thanks very much. we appreciate it when you show us what is happening where you live. >> don't forget to use the # fox 29 snow and reminder all school closings, latest information on the bottom of your screen. we have

john rawlins live on the lawrenceville campus with the developments. >> reporter: hi sharrie, well lifexpected twists and turns, the expectation this morning was that the ryder board here in an effort to save money basically shutter the college campus of the westminster choir in princeton. critics were prepared to go to court they were so sure that would happen but it did not happen. the college signals it will go in a different direction and they will die vest itself of the college. >> we would love to find a partner to enhance westminster as it currently exists. >> it will try to sell westminster choir college along with the picturesque campus is stunning. positive news for a coalition that feared that the college may fade into history. >> this is what we wanted. we are happy as parents of a freshman student that chose westminster choir college because my daughter wanted a small campus. >> and they protested silencely and then with mass voices, the fear the ryder board would shutter the princeton campus today and shoe horn its students into the larger lawrenceville campus. >> they exp

rider plans to sell westminster's princeton campus and move the program to rider's main campus in lawrencevillee school is facing a the board of trustees could make a decision aut >> it's 4:39. today president um set to undo efforts by the previous wer to curb global w own child becor friends. david. >> lots of clouds on the b sho t the morning commute. 47 by 8sing the kids probably nt a bad ideajacket and maybe keepe tracker6 tracking today's and pe cross hairs today. ews" comes right back. >> ♪ >> strong winds brought down this massive tree in nashville, tennessee. the monday afternoon storm was part of a system that brought large hail and tornadoes to the heartland. more storms are on the way. parts of texas and southern oklahoma are in the cross hairs for bad weather. >> david is watching some semi strong storms just off the coast. >> they're going to be thunderstorms today, some leaving, others coming. i don't expect severe weather around here but as always i want you to take cover from storms because they all produce lightning and can produce drenching downpours maybe even a brief wind gu

and so with no compelling reason to stick around lawrenceville, matt layly moved back up north to vermonthis family. that was in february of 2012, almost seven months to the day after nique's body was found. nique's stepmother, betty chatham, says the move effectively ended all contact between nique's family and her two youngest daughters amanda, 12, and rebecca 9. >> he was to provide us with a telephone number. he was to set up a skype account so that we could talk with the girls. nothing. packed up. moved. >> five months later in the summer of 2012, the investigative file passed to cold case detective sergeant john richter. >> i was actually in the homicide unit as a corporal when her body was found. >> does that stay with you? >> yeah, i would say that certain cases that stick with you. and this is one. >> at first richter did what all cold case detectives do. he re-interviewed witnesses. when that went nowhere, richter took another look at matt leili's computer hard drives. do you think somewhere in there is the nugget that will get you to the next step in the investigation? >> i thi

that the ryder board with shudder the princeton campus and shoe horn the students into the larger lawrenceville campus. >> rumor they expect to stick us into spaces in buildings that aren't being used. in the end ryder agree that it's force the merger would be a bat fit. >> now who is interested in buying the college. the president was asked if neighboring princeton university was a candidate. >> there are preliminary inquiries that we don't want to name but there say fair level of interest in westminster choir college. >> and they are hiring price water house cooper to deal with possible buyers and the hope that there will be a sale in the next 12 months. >>> and heavy machinery is in place to begin the del wait work to restore nearly 200 vandalized head stones at a philadelphia cemetery. and carson wentz helps local teenagers dress for success. >>> after a day of heavy showers and thunderstorms i'm tracking sunshine and another soaking rain storm waiting in the wings. i'll have all the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. those story and more when "action news" continues.

shawnette wilson's in lawrenceville, new jersey. let's start with kathy orr here to time this whole thing out. kathy. >> here we go lucy the storm has begun. we are watching an area of low pressure form off the mid atlantic. you can see all that yellow, that is the storm. these two forces are going to meet and we're already seeing the snow drifting northward from the system. you can see it's snowing steadily through the lehigh valley and the poconos. philadelphia not making it to the ground just yet but it will. take a look at the temperatures. poconos 20 that's a packed powder we'll be seeing up there. 32 in philadelphia. and to the south and east temperatures in the 30s so that will be heavier wet snow mainly rain in cape may and woodbine. even atlantic city seeing mainly rain but medford lakes seeing snow and some sleet. perkasie all snow. doylestown 30 degrees. pottstown 30 and in valley forge it is 32 degrees. so watch as the snow takes over from the southwest to the northeast by 1:00 a.m. pretty much snowing everywhere with th

we have seen plenty of snowplows, coming up and down, route one here, again north of trenton in lawrenceville, mercer county and i can tell thaw even the cars that don't appear to be suv or four-wheel drive they have been able to get by. so far in this area the news is relatively good. we will be right back. >>> just waking up, good morning to you. happening right now we are tracking the storm. you see it all lit up, nasty nor'easter bearing down on the tri-state area. >> we will lot the map and see different colors that means we are getting different

fifteen in lawrenceville. 13 degrees in perkasie at this hour in john jenkins house.eens newark, delaware and in sewell, new jersey. wind chills as i said pretty nasty feeling like 6 degrees in chesterfield, philadelphia, willingboro, new jersey and 0 degrees at the coast in ocean city at this hour and in sewell, new jersey 7 degrees. rough stuff for next few hours , wind backs off a bit and we have got sunshine for us. speaking of the shore, cold day, it will be people out there on the boardwalk going for morning jog or bike ride, ocean water in the lower 40's. feels good compared to the actual air temperatures right now. full sunshine today, before you know it we will start to see more and more people outside on the beach as we head over the next couple of months. we have a warming trenton our way, right now the jet stream is still, to our south, that contains the cold air, and arctic air that is situated over mid-atlantic. that is on the move. we will bring back some warmth that hoist it has been for the past month or so, few days of cold air and then warms up agai

willow grove, barbara lane, little milder 37, cherry hill, new jersey, at jenny jensen as house, lawrencevillemid three's, mullica hill, carol at 36 degrees. and one of the cooler spots, richboro, megan at 34. nice sunrise pictures this morning, around philadelphia december end amount of snow cover, sun pretty strong, so we'll get good melting going on, a lot of melting happening in south jersey, not much of anything. this is williamstown, snow-less ground there, seeing the grass, that strong mid-march sun, needs to go to work. good snow pack though to the north. kutztown, live look, still good six, maybe 12 inches, up into the berks county lehigh valley region, temperatures right now 32 degrees. filtered sunshine, light breeze, up in kutztown, northeast winds end about 3 miles per hour. still some left over light rain showers to the south. extreme cape may county, very light stuff. wet snowflakes mix in, west of dover right now, disturbance continues to push to the south and east. breaking those clouds up. decent amount of sunshine on tap. even at the coast, still dealing with clouds, some sh

lawrenceville, cherry hill, jenny johnson at 42. left down also cherry hill lower 40's.older spot 39 in perkasie. and in clementon, new jersey we have 42 degrees at david dutch's house. not much, from today but just blah, dreary. that is bit. but it is a good morning for a run. check it out taking a live lot at parkway from our library camera. that is love run and half marathon is that rahel? no, she finished. she was one of the top finish ers. she has been long gone. but temperatures aren't too bad for that run but you can see, heavier jackets, spectators, little bit rough with the flags there blowing, chilly outside. but as i said big difference in the numbers. yesterday 77 degrees, at philadelphia international airport, today, this is if we're lucky 48, so through go, 30 degrees colder, in less than 24 hours, and because of the wind, out of the ocean, east northeast sustained at 10 to 15, strong's long the coast tomorrow we will get to change again. these wind shift out of the south so we will warm it up. tomorrow morning you'll feel the difference. by the afternoon w

couple of passing flurries this morning around mercer county, the trenton area, lawrenceville, and thenfternoon, we could see some nor snow squawls develop, but those temperatures, they're cold. 18 degrees right now in pottstown, we have 22 in millville, 22 degrees right now in atlantic city, so that black ice, everything's kind of encased in ice across the area. so watch your step. allow extra travel time. windchills will be in the single digits, and also the teens. so by 3:00 this afternoon there could be some snow shuffles, some flurries across the area, that could continue into the evening time frame. but look at the temperatures. it is going to be coal again for the overnight. so really no melting today, then another hard freeze for tonight. thirty in center city, 31 down the shore, mid 20's, in the lehigh valley. the seven day forecast shows we make it above freezing, few hours, tomorrow afternoon, with the high of 36 degrees. forty-one on friday. clouds, increase, clipper could bring some wet snow changing to rain, as we move toward saturday. and then spring officially arrives be

rider plans to sell westminster's princeton campus and move the program to rider's main campus in lawrencevillecing al $13 million deficit. the board of trustees could make a decision about the school's future today. >> so some folks out to the western suburbs should look out for rain sometime soon. >> you'll get the next rounds first out there before you will here. storm tracker6 live double scan right in you matt shows you there's one batch off to the east but yeah, obviously to the west of philadelphia another cluster on the way and we are seeing some live lightning in this. we've seen some of the live lightning off and on with this cluster of showers that we see in lancaster even though you don't see that so much right now. if i start this up briefly for you, you can see that the movement of this which is in the very least producing some heavy rain is pushing toward reading and i would think over the next hour or so we'll probably see that. the other area of precipitation we're watching of course is farther south in edgewood maryland and baltimore moving right up i-95 toward the susquehanna

shawnette wilson's in lawrenceville, new jersey.thy orr here to time this whole thing out. kathy. >> here we go lucy the storm has begun. we are watching an area of low pressure form off

madam speaker, john grew up in cincinnati, ohio, but later moved to lawrenceville, georgia, where he became active in various county, civic, social, and political organizations. mr. hice: he was well respected on both sides of the political aisle, serving with endless passion as editor in chief of georgiapoll.com. he mentored high school and college students interested in politics, and he left a lasting impression. madam speaker, john was known by the community as someone who lived life to its fullest and made the most of every day. his leadership was unmatched and cannot be overstated. it's great -- i'm grateful to know that through christ we will be able to meet again. madam speaker, i would ask my colleagues to stand and join with me for a moment of silence to honor the life and legacy of john richards who will be sorely missed by many. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the g