that is not why we live there. that is not why we have stay there had and i don't believe that the people who are building this will be living there. so this is not their neighborhood, this is not their care or their heart where they are going to stay and i ask that you please exercise discretion and allow us to keep our neighborhood and keep the feel you have already seen the pictures, but i will put it one more time. when we bought our house, this big, black box did not exist and it this is what we look at outside of our backyard everyday and don't let this continue and become the look and feel of noe valley. this is not what noe valley is about. we're now being given historic designation on our street and how can we have a beautiful historic front and these ugly black boxes in the bax? thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> i'm wendy and i'm an actect and have lived in noe valley since 1975 and what you have seen is a disturbancan of our context. this is a disturbance of our neighborhood. you have heard many

the size i've looked at the planned i agree the architect is a good architect he designed where i live the two years of construction will be create horrible and unbearable sound and air pollution in the environment and the eir did not adequately direct that i'm a professor i do my research another home 3 days a week the quality of the air and sound through my window faszs facing the site will make that impossible to work at home one the reasons i lost potrero hill there needs to be more affordable housing in the neighborhood but noors there's no indication this will be more affordable housing the onness and the air and the light the mix of small residential business and industrial uses of the neighborhood is really an attractive thing but should be maintained to a certain degree i'm concerned once that building project begins and concluded there will be no light and air for the children and residents and businesses that are there thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is is darlene i'm the mother of two children and live two blocks from the site i'm a pediatrician and there's a lot of t

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in the meantime, sky6 live hd looking live at penns landing. a pretty picture there we're waiting the changeover later today. right now let's go to city hall and listener to mayor nutter whole -- listen to mayor nutter and discuss the city's impending plan about the snowfall. mayor nutter about to speak. # >>> once again we're waiting for the mayor to address the city about the strategy to deal with the impending snow. he is surrounded by city officials. i think he is ready to speak so let's listen in. >> good afternoon thanks for being here. we have a series of announcements to the citizens of philadelphia and folks in the region with regard this upcoming significant weather event. i'm joined by many of our team who fight these kinds of storms on a regular basis. the full array of coordination by the city of philadelphia for significant weather events in philadelphia and the philadelphia region. these partners from from a variety of city agencies, other governmental agencies and nonprofit organizations this is a part of the array of the networ

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we'll be using storm tracker 6 live all morning live. sleet and rain could lead to a dicey ride to work and school. >> we'll have what to expect as you head out the door coming up. >> a water main break floods a busy philadelphia intersection. >> get to weather and traffic with meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> reporter: here's what we got on storm tracker 6 live double scan, there also the blue in the radars out of the philadelphia on to the north and west. this is where you get sleet and rain. in the i-95 corridor there's sleet at times it could be cool enough at the surface where some of the rain is freezing up on surfaces and giving you the mix of icy sheen on the roadway. the big issue is in the northern and western suburbs. as we go through the morning we'll see the blue line push farther and farther to the north and early this afternoon we'll change over to rain up to the north. we have a winter weather advisory this is in effect in all the counties highlighted in purple this morning. in some cases it w

they didn't know he lived here.y didn't know he and his family were herement they didn't know the institution of slavery existed this far north. it surprises a lot of people. we hope learning about these people whose stories are important and realizing what happened here at the fort really impacted american history. the scotts' experience here informed part of the legal case when they sued for freedom throughout the 1840s and 50s. part of their time means they should be free. the case when the to the united states supreme court. because of the dred scott decision in 1857. it's stated dre d and harriet didn't have the right to sue in court. as african-americans, as black people they were not citizens of the united states. also that the missouri compromise which limited where slavery could exist in the country was unconstitutional. enslaved human beings at the time were property not people. it furtherered the divide between the north and south prior to the civil war. one of the direct causes leading up to the rupture

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guys. >> sky6 live hd looking live at the platt bridge. we have good news to report all the area bridges including the ben franklin bridge, the betsy ross bridge, the commodor barry bridge and walt whitman bridge are reopened. the delaware port authority closed all the bridges because of multi-vehicle accidents as well as problems with icy conditions. again, all the bridges are reopened with reduced speeds. >> all the bridges are open, but not all the roads are not open. let's go to chad perdelli along the schuylkill where they are seeing traffic issues. yes, welling thizing is over and traffic is moving along better along the schuylkill expressway, but the cleanup continues. traffic is moving just fine in this section but when you get up to the gulph mills exit it is shut down, one lane has reopened on the westbound side, some of that -- eastbound side, this is due to one nasty accidents early this morning around 7:00 a.m. we had flash freezing on the highway. according to pay state police there was chain reaction accident at the gulph mi

i live my name is greg i live a bloke away right across the street for the record i'm not anti development or change in my regard i'll all for development that fits the spirit and cultural and scale in front i support the reduced density it is a spoiler alternative it will meet the project sponsors basically project while avoiding the impacts a lower dense e.r. density it is lower than it is - it will reduce traffic and better respect the character and scale of our neighborhood in other words a win within for the developer and the neighborhood it's at right way to move forward with a way it preserves the characters of the potrero hill thank you very much. >> is there any additional public comment on the draft eir okay public comment is closed. >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you all for your comments i actually visit the site last night about 4:30 and got to speak to a number of you and remind me how it was when i played softball and still students and i'll take your word times of day when its businesser but not issues when i visited it's a big site 3 hundred 36 acres and you know in ge

i've been a resident of san francisco since 996 i lived in potrero hill i wanted to ultimately live there it took me to this past summer i'll a new resident of this block i'm not anti growth i support that but i have serious concerns with the draft eir mr. taylor from my own prospective with the lack of study of air quality that air quality study was not included i think the hazardous study needs further consideration i think there's going to be a sufficient negative impact on the environment in the neighborhood both urging the construction and afterward because of the size i've looked at the planned i agree the architect is a good architect he designed where i live the two years of construction will be create horrible and unbearable sound and air pollution in the environment and the eir did not adequately direct that i'm a professor i do my research another home 3 days a week the quality of the air and sound through my window faszs facing the site will make that impossible to work at home one the reasons i lost potrero hill there needs to be more affordable housing in the neighborh

take sandra live live cg from the field sandra live live guest vanessa sandoval / siren (sandra 5:30)uenas tardes companeros.. dicen que la informacion es poder. y en este caso ese dicho es muy cierto pues si la comunidad esta muy bien informada sobre el daca y el dapa seguramente podran obtener los beneficios de estos programas de alivio migratorio sin contratiempos. y eso es lo que algunas organizaciones no lucrativas como siren estan tratando de que ocurra. aqu se encuentra conmigo: vanesa sandoval quien me estaba contando hace un par de minutos que le estan recomendando a la gente tenga listos ciertos documentos, especialmente aquellos que tengan algun caso pendiente de deportacion. explicale al teleauditorio vanesa por favor. (entrevista en vivo) hablemos de los jovenes que se podrian beneficiar del daca. cuales son los requisitos? que documentos deben de tener a la mano? ustedes los ayudan a solicitar el beneficio? sabemos que tienen muchas dudas y el tiempo aqu no nos alcanzaria pero puede acudir a alguno de los foros informativos que siren esta llevando a cabo.. la cita es man

that's hoey i make my living. i've had -- that's how i make my living. i've had it for 15 years.'m gonna miss it. >> reporter: this is the same neighborhood where someone intentionally set a series of car fires back in november. neighbors suspect an arsonist is on the loose. >> i'm worried. there is a nut out there. i hope you guys catch him. >> the castro is such a welcoming neighborhood and you got people behaving like this. it's just very heartbreaking. >> reporter: it's unclear if the investigators have drawn a link between this morning's fires and the cases last year. it's safe to say neighbors see a connection and they are nervous. in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> sonoma county sheriff's deputies arrested a man who they say attacked a woman with a wrench in the parking lot of the graton resort and casino. the woman was sleeping in a car yesterday afternoon when the man jumped into the driver's seat and started attacking her. security guards heard the woman screaming and chased the man away. was arrested when he came back to get his car. the woman was

they did not live to five they did not want to live by there son or daughter's rules. so we live increasingly with that sociologists call and intimate distance near but not to near. i think we are hungry and do still want a contact, a contact, intimate relations, friendships. relationships take investment, sometimes involve hard conversations. retreating to your own space is absolutely necessary. the hard part about aging becomes when you can no longer be independent and hang out and retreat to your own corner because you need human beings to help you be able to manage anything from how to i change that lightbulb to getting to where you want to go. and the frustrations and of having to wait, you no understand my needs and how i navigate and negotiate that world. a crucial part about it is completely assumed that just because you are dependent you don't have a life worth living anymore. what purpose, achievement," their be growth could there be? in fact, there is a huge amount possible. that is reigniting the desire because you can still make contributions along the way

lot new jersey where it has been snowing, we have a live look at traditions straight a ahead. >> live shows where it is depending where you live and how much snow fall you see. sue serio has your expect totals. >> we are keeping an eye on school closings, we have them scrolling all morning long. good day, it is tuesday john 27th, 2015 thanks for waking up with us. >> it is no show snow that is a hash tag that was created on snow. >> no show snow sue arrow. >> we're hearing from it people who are calling our news desk. we are hearing it on twitter, some of you are being a little mean but it is true it did in the play out the way that we said it could have but worst case scenario did not happen. we don't have have snowfall totals we could have had at this point in time. having said that it is till snowing outside and we will still get more snow if you not the great amounts. we have winter weather an ad risery, every where in purple. we still have the blizzard warnings for new york, for connecticut, for boston massachusetts all the way up to portland maine. that is how far reaching the s

reporting live, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>>. >> reporter: i'm jesse gary live in trenton. mercer county the cold gusty wind up staging the snow that is falling. plenty of salt on the roadways right now. city crews loaded up with salt to tackle the major arteries. they are going to focus on the side streets. the mayor says there are 300 tons of salt and brine on hand to combat the storm. >> ready fo go with the supplies. we have a force that knows how to deal with the snowstorms. we are waiting to see if it comes in at the volume of 16 to maybe 22 inches of snow. >> reporter: he's asking residents to keep their vehicles off snow emergency routes to allow them to clear curb-to-curb. the flags are standing just about straight out. i'll update conditions and let you know if the wind picks up. >>> new jersey transit planning normal schedules today. could be significant shutdowns tomorrow. they will cross-honor light rail and bus tickets through wednesday. septa is on a regular schedule for now. they will monitor the weather situation and announce tomorrow's plans this afternoon

the widow of charles francis lived with them, and charles their third son, their second son, lived there for long periods of time, they always had grandchildren with them, and they had visitors. they were celebrities, after all, and people liked to drop in to say hello to the ex-president and the first lady. they also had financial problems. the collapse in 1803 wiped out their securities in england that they had purchased in england for john quincy, so they were not like the other founders. they had immense family difficulties. charles died in 1801, 1800 there was the mastectomy and death of abigail adams smith, their daughter. abigail herself nearly died several times. there was the absence of john quincy, they longed for him, he was in st. petersburg, and then family members began to die. they stayed together for those last 18 years, and when people would request that abigail would go and visit, she would say, no, i won't leave john. there were no long separations again for the last 18 years of their marriage, until abigail died at the age of 76. so what can we say about the marriage?

a live shot here. you're going to see it build on the peninsula because all the folks heading there. and problems farther south in oakland coming up. >>> here's today's top stories, this morning, san francisco police looking for the robbers who smashed into a bank and stole gold nuggets. this happened at the wells fargo museum in montgomery just a few hours ago. at least one security guard inside when it happen >>> investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire in san jose. they say it started in a c carport. and burned three vehicles. a man on his way home banged on the doors. >>> and the country awaits super bowl xlix. we'll hear from the players and the coaches ahead of the big game. the new england patriots arrived in phoenix for the super bowl yesterday ahead of the storm in the east. and the seattle seahawks got there on sunday. >>> all right. lots of predictions about who is going to win the super bowl. let's go to something more scientific kind of. each year, redwood city tries to p

i'm steve sacking a 15 year resident of potrero hill i live near and my child goes to live oaks school and my business is also in potrero hill i'm got firmer roots the main concerns i have with this project are the inadequatecy of the study of traffic something you're hearing a bit of i think that the study needs to be done during the morning rush hour times i've lived by 18th and mississippi that intersection that was earlier shown and that is typical traffic for that area it's a huge problem and being studied by this commission as well we need to be aware of the fact that children are going to be crossing the streets alu at all hours of the day i think that certain mitigation measures need to be take into account i think another major conditioner is jackson county park my children use that it is going to be severely impacted by the shadow that is going to be cast 40 percent shadow on this park and 25 percent during summer most this was not mentioned in the draft eir arrest not only is the smood going to have an impact but the use of residents on the park is going to have a significan

i have a younger daughter i want my daughter to return to live oak live oak is a very special plays in a special area an area rich in educational resources this eir conducted a traffic study which did not account for 3 schools when are win the block and -- excuse-me. commissioner johnson doesn't account for kip on 18th street so the real problem is this shows why doing a traffic study is important we have city hall's which are two blocks from the air pollutant exposure zones this is an area we need to insure our children's air quality is inaccurately measured and we've enforced all those pedestrian because they did that too late in the day and in june and july when the schools were not in session 0 both the public and private schools. from those estimates are pedestrians at risk and the traffic and the circling for parking i i cannot understand how you make those decisions for public safety and children on a fundamentally flawed data you need to do new counts and rise the air quality if you were trying to count songbirds in the middle of winter don't grant parking for off-street thi

i think a very large family could live there and multi-generational family can probably live there and i know the firm could hire local firms and applaud them for that and hope that the project sponsor does stay in the neighborhoods because we do need more families and i look forward to the revised residential guidelines to take into consideration this of issues that wear feeling, but i want to get a sense of what my fellow commissioners are feeling. >> commissioner >> antonini. >> my main concern is the impact it may have on neighbors and there have been a couple of things represented. the first is when it's completed, is the real estate -- is the extension only about even or about ' 2' beyond existing homes? that is what the project sponsor says >> i believe the addition would be slightly beyond the existing house. >> the existing neighboring structure. >> so it could be 2' which is what the project sponsor brought up. >> correct. >> but it's fairly comparable. the other thing that they said is even with the extension that is being proposed, there is still a 45% rear yard, a rear yar

live bug fb lucrecia live bug lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidosa noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicion. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 73 la bahia sur tenemos: 68 la bahia este tenemos : 66 la costa tenemos: 65 los valles tenemos: 69 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar en cuanto a las temperaturas minimas. la bahia norte tenemos: 42 la bahia sur tenemos: 42 la bahia este tenemos : 47 la costa tenemos: 45 los valles tenemos: 43 ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 66 oakla

we are live in wayne, delaware county. another live update in 30 minutes. >>> what a mess is icy conditions caused yesterday. a series of problems on major roadways across the region on sunday. three people consider killed and dozens hospitalized. two people were killed in a crash on i-76 near marple road. and then the 60-car pileup on the schuylkill expressway near the gulphs mills exit. eric alan blau was having car trouble, got out of his vehicle and was hit by another car causing a chain-reaction crash. 30 people were hurt and 76 was shut for several hours in both directions. >>> here's video of the pileup on the blue route in delaware county. that one also deadly with a dozen cars involved. two people killed. thomas brennan of lands dale and jason andover were killed in the crash. no matter what the weather situation, get up to the minute information by downloading the nbc 10 first alert weather app. a free download in the first alert app store or on nbc10.com. >>> for an update on breaking news we have been following

when they married in 1764, both expected their lives to repeat the lives of their parents, family and friends. and for a decade, this was more or less the case. after the wedding they moved to their brain tree home that john had inherited from his father. their first child was born within the first year, a daughter named abigail for her mother and often called nabby. she was followed at approximately two year intervals by john quincy, susanna, who died after a year, charles, thomas. a last child was stillborn in 1777. all the while john's law practice grew. he traveled the circuit when the courts were in session, and therefore was frequently away from home. abigail remained at home with children and servants. she visited or was visited by her parents, sisters and friends, but often she was lonely. after eight years she wrote to him alass, how many snow banks divide thee and me and my warmest wishes to see thee will not melt one of them. due to john's thriving business they moved twice to boston returning home in 1770 after john apparently had a broke down. then they moved back to bost

reporting live in naps.megan mg megan mcgrath. >>> the state of the union is tonight and all eyes on the capitol for the president's speech. you can watch it live on your phone with the free nbc 4 app or here with analysis from meet the press moderator chuck todd. the president is heading into tonight with the highest approval rating in two years. peter alexander is live at the white house now with more. petter good morning. >> good morning. just hours away from president obama's sixth state of the union address. this is his last one. it will be difficult because it's the first before a republican-controlled house and senate. president obama vowed to play what he calls offense with showdowns looming over the keystone pipeline and immigration reform. republicans are expected to oppose president obama's tax reform plan. that includes credits for middle class families and college students. but it would also increase taxes on the wealthy and big banks. the president previewed his speech with a video. he said the

we didn't live our lives that way. we were encouraged to live a normal life. >> how have you helped your mom deal with the threat of danger. >> sorry, how have i helped her? >> no how did she deal with it. >> she's done well. it brought tears to my eyes to see that she and my father met and subsequently got married, the they were in new england or boston at the time. they had a lot of privileges they didn't have come back to the south. the conservatory. new england conservatory studying music or concert singer. they had to make a choice -- do we go back to the south and give up some of the privileges, just simply going to the opera or ballet or any of the art type events without having the opportunity opportunity. like in the south, you knew you would be in balcony or you would have to enter from the rear. it sounds like nonsense to kids of this day. it brought tears to my eyes for them both in the early 20s think of what we were doing at that point to say, no. we have a contribution to make, we have to go back to our

this is the look live.ot make it here you can watch the fireworks streaming live on abc 7 news.com. and don't fool with traffic. public transit is the way to go. cal train is offering free rides and buses will run in to 5:00 a.m. you will need to pay for b.a.r.t. but trains will be extend theed on 3:00 and tipsy tow will offer rides to 3:00 a.m. an average ride could be more than $100. be aware of that. >> take advantage. do what you need to do. let's keep it safe out there. >> that's right, here is a look back at the biggest stories this year on abc 7 news.com. others made us cheer and others ss made us question. >> weather tonight, we are talking approximate about cool temperatures, and dry conditions. live doppler 7 hd will show you nothing but clear skies out there. the clear skies, a nice night. the rooftop camera. the crowds are gathering, less than 45 minutes away from the fireworks going off in the bay and less than 45 minutes in the year of 2014. take a look back at the rain we received here for th

you beat cancer by how you live, why you lived and in the manner in which you live. >> stewart sort wast 49 years old. he leaves behind two teenage daughters. we saw robin roberts there. i saw an interview that scott did back in april of last year. it has been less than a year now. he told robin roberts who her early is is a cancer survivor that he didn't want to know how much time he had, he said that is just an arbitrary number, he said, i'm going to live life to the fullest every single day. i don't want them to tell me six months or a year whatever it is. >> the news broke after fox 29 weekend ended and we watched robin roberts, it was so hard to watch. everybody was crying yesterday on the set. it was all over social media sites. i met him about ten years ago, back in 2004. >> nice guy. >> very nice guy. very nice guy. >> i loved watching him, as a broadcaster for his confidence. he was dressed so well. he knew his stuff. his signature word buyah. he will be missed a at the age of 49. >>> how is this for determination, this seven year-old girl had both have of her lungs or excuse m

live, i'm jesse gary "nbc 10 news". >>> and i'm katy zachry live in the snowy cape may county. we are in wildwood where over the last two hours the snow has been falling. and right now this is the most active weather we're seeing. the flakes are big and falling fast. we have rain snow and slush accumulating on the surfaces. route 47 in wildwood it was clear about 20 minutes ago, but over the last few flights here we have talked to a man hired to clear the parking lots here. the main roads are okay as long as you take it slowly. this is the weather you're waking up to if you live in cape may county along the shore and in parts of central and southern delaware. be safe out there. >>> good morning. i'm jillian mele. i want to show you a few different back asreas here. we are starting to see the snow can i we conditions here. this is route 1 and route 9 with tire trucks out there. that snow is definitely sticking there. and just south to rehoboth take a look at this shot. in the last few minutes i have started to see the snow build out there. this is where you need to be careful an

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live look chadds ford route one and here's a live look downtown schuylkill expressway. big trick right now is that philadelphia and some of the counties are still under a snow emergency. that was put into effect last night. so no parking on the snow emergency routes. you want to save yourself $300 from a ticket from the tow guy? go to my facebook page bob kelly traffic or my twitter page, bob kelly traffic and i just put up a math of the city of philadelphia that shows clearly what those snow emergency routes are so you don't park there and get towed. septa a subway system buses have been running trains all night long doing a lionel richie here every 20 minutes market frankford and broad street subway. septa buses in the rough neighborhood there could be detours. just go to september.org click system status and hit your bus number and that will give you details. that will change throughout the day, it could go either way so just keep an eye on that. saturday schedule for all regional will rail lines this morning. they expect light are travel here in philadelphia cynwyd

these people do not live in that area. they live outside of that area. they may live in other towns far away. they want to open the shop and make money and they destroy the neighborhood. we don't need more marijuana shops. we don't want this case anymore. thank you. >> next speaker? >> good evening, commissioners, my name is michael aldridge, i'm a cofounder and on the board of directors of spark. i hope this this is the appropriate time to finally speak in favor of this activity. i'm talking to urge your approval. i have been given the interesting job at spark of distributing free medicine to our compassion patients. we have about 80 people who are severely disabled enough that i must deliver to them and i'm very happy to do that. among the other social services that we offer include massage and vaporizer on site so there is no spark emitted at any time and our guards are charged with watching the entire block in front of the place. please help us expand our compassion program throughout excelsior district. >> i just want to remind people you have 2 min

but there's no relief from the stresses of liveing in liveing in a disaster zone. the damage and rubble are constant reminders for residents of those frightening seconds of shaking last week. this house fell down on top of several cars. the car that belonged to the resident of this house was not damaged, fortunate for him because now he lives in the car. his house shook so much he says he was thrown two feet across the room. you don't have to speak japanese to understand what he went through. this port city is very similar to the bay area. peter yana stood with me in one street corner who he said could just as easily be market and montgomery in san francisco's business district. >> that is a prewar building that has collapsed. that's a 50s department store, reenforced concrete building that has collapsed in the middle. one of the floors is completely pancaked. and right next to the building on the left is a brand new 90s steel and glass building and i don't see a single broken window. meaning it performed as well as you would want a new building to perform. >> repo

these are live pictures from sky 7hd.arted before 7:00 tonight and it is still smoldering right now. >> firefighters are on the scene and they continue to douse the flames with water. the crews will be there all night making sure the fire doesn't flare up and spread to the surrounding buildings. >>> friends and family gathered tonight in san jose to remember a woman killed this week after two cars crashed. 24-year-old kieran died as a result of a crash that police say happened when two men were racing down san jose's yes sir bough by -- yerba buena road. dozens of people returned to the spot where she was killed to hold a vigil in her honor. family and friends shared their memories with the crowd. >> she was my cousin. she was a lot of our cousins but she was not just a cousin to us. she wasn't just a friend. she was your sister. she was your mother. she watched out for you. she meant everything to us. >> one of the suspects appeared in court on vehicular manslaughter charges during which her brother yelled out to the jud

live fearless. >> ♪♪ >> and we welcome you back with this live look at atlantic city.just dismal out there. wet and messy all those things that you could think of. it's pretty bad out there and it's only going to get worse. of course we're going to keep an eye on it for you. >>> several people were hurt this morning after a car got into an accident with a snowplow. it happened around 6:15 in haverford township montgomery county. the action cam found the wrecked car on west chester pike at vernon road. police say people had to be cut from the wreckage of that car. they haven't said how badly those victims were hurt. >> you can call this the calm before the storm on the roads. although lots of people leaving the office a little bit early today. it's important to get a check of the evening commute. >> yeah, looks like a lot of people are heeding the warning to stay off the roads if you don't have to be there right matt. >> we're thankful shirleen and brian. by the way we love the number six around here. a friendly reminder that six car lengths is the distance you need to

this is a live look at 95. right at the philadelphia international airport. 95 looks good coming up in just a few minutes, i'll give you your drive times. >>> and of course we continue to follow the breaking news in south philadelphia. a live picture here of a fatal fire. a house fire that killed two people. nbc 10's katie zachary is on scene learning more about the victims and what may have happened here. >>> we're following two breaking news stories this morning. first, nbc 10 is live on the scene of a fire in south philadelphia that left two people dead. we just spoke to the commissioner about what he knows about the fire. >>> and we're getting new information now about a crash that led to a murder investigation. police say the most surprising thing is what one victim didn't say about the crime. >>> and it is even colder now than it was yesterday morning. we're tracking snow that could start falling later today. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm christine maddela. >> and i'm chris cato. bill is pr

depends where you live though. if you live in parts of burlington county just north of atlantic city, also trenton area mercer county, this is where we expect some highest snowfall totals. for now looks 10 to 15 inches. farther north totals increase. higher snow amounts the higher north you go. around philadelphia into south jersey and even areas like montgomery, bucks county lehigh valley, you could see 6 to 10 inches. some of new castle county could see 3 to 6 inches. farther west you could see 2 to 4. big range. there you see the 15-inch mark and down near maryland that's where you see the 2-inch mark. not too much of a difference in distance but a huge difference in snowfall. as we go into tomorrow morning, talk about the morning rush. tuesday, 7 a.m. heavy snow still falling through much of new jersey. your commute is not looking good. blowing snow especially the farther north you go snow drifts, 45-mile-an-hour wind gusts and snow-covered roads. around the philadelphia area the major enter states here from wi

>> i'm bonnie burgeon and i live at 1504 25th street and i have live there had -- live there had for 27 years. i have seen a lot of changes on the hill and i'm in total support of the project. i floored in it in the first couple of years and it's been wonderful to see the community building and feel the vibrancy of the area and watch people take ownership and watch crossover between potrero hill and so it's been really great to see all of that opening up. at the same time, my concerns are similar to a few other people who spoke who live directly in the area. the congestion and the traffic and i'm trying to wrap my head around it. when i come home down, i'm half a block way during high-traffic areas i will sit in my car for ten minutes. there is no light there. it's just stop signs. and my concern is and what i would like to encourage there is so much building going on in dog patch and potrero hill, that i wonder how the communication is happening around the overview of traffic flow? because we're bringing in people in terms of density, we're increasing it [shr-eurbl/]. and substantia

a live look from stormforce10. randy gyllenhaal has been driving across the area for the past few hours. we've been checking in with him. at 4:00 he started at center city crossed the vine up on 95 and he's creeping on the roosevelt boulevard. as can be expected of course whether or not we even see bad weather, but as conditions worsen out there, so too does traffic. >> the timing just bad with this. >> not a good thing to be out on the roads. slow down if you have to head out. >>> flu season also not a good thing. it's hitting the nation hard this year. >> the amount of people needing cough syrup is quickly surpassing what's available in pharmacies. doctors are prescribing the medicine to help flu patients deal with coughing and other symptoms. hospitals are mostly unaffected but chains like walgreens say it's sold out as soon as a shipment arrives. >> >>. >> one company did decrease manufacturing. >> doctors advise patients to talk to their farmist. they may help with an over-the-counter medicine to help. >> our

i live in alfred everydays working as the captain of the ingleside. they are surrounding areas are not geneva and mission and not excelsior, as mr. latterman brought up. i want you to consider these points when you talk about authorizing this club because you are affecting these people and their livelihoods. thank you. >> captain. >> anybody in the overflow room or in this chamber who need spanish translation, please come forward. >> and to ask the interpreter to make that announcement on the mic, please? >> and maybe possibly announcement also from the chinese term? >> once we have completed the spanish speakers we'll move to the chinese speakers. >> should we start with the chinese translation until we have some spanish-speakers arrive? we do have several speaker cards? >> yes. >> and again, just to reiterate, speakers will be afforded one minute. >> the first speaker -- >> are you in need of spanish translation? why don't you come forward? >> translator: my name is melba and i live in 46 roeder street by geneva. so i'm opposed to this project mostl

brad rudolph joins me live for an up. good morning, brad. >> good morning, rosemary. >> tell our viewers where are your crews really seeing those difficult, really impassable areas? [ inaudible ] there are some speed restrictions not in the philadelphia area but -- highways that folks might be traveling on. there's a 45-mile reduction on i-78, i-80 jv 81 176 and 380 along with u.s. 22 222, 422, route 33 and 309. so if you're heading out in those regions, use extra caution and obviously speed restrictions . watch your speed and increase your following distance from moat riss around you. >> really quickly, what's the plan for tomorrow? >> well we have a lot of materials on the ground right now that will help us as we head sunday night he into monday for the morning commute. our plows will be back at it again salting and plowing for that storm and make the roads very passable for commuters monday. >> brad rudolph with penndot. you thank you, brad. >>> we are tracking the changing weather conditions on this first alert weathe

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stephan stephan stephanie truong joins us live cu chuang joins us live. >> reporter: the bridge was supposed to open a half hour ago instead of 9:30 last night. the concrete and steel replace the plastic pylons to prevent head-on collisions. other changes to look out for, video where you can see heading southbound on the waldo grade drivers will be merging left to right instead of left to right. to accommodate that the speed limit drops from 55 to 45. doesn't sound like anything too major but golden gate bridge officials warn it could take some getting used to, so go slowly. >> the median barrier was put in to save lives. we don't want to see minor accidents. we believe this is a safer driving environment and want to make sure people get into that and not have small accidents. >> crews installed 11,500 feet of the new barriers. the zipper truck will move them to accommodate traffic flow. more lanes from marin south to san francisco in the morning. back here live, it's four lanes heading down into san francisco and two heading north. crews may continue the training here and there but we're to

live in toms river i'm nora muchanic back to you guys. >> thank you nora. >>> let's take a live lookal airport there through sky 6 hd. flight aware telling us that about 450 flights, 456 to be exact are still canceled but that's a number that could change. delta has resumed service and gotten a few flights out. u.s. air and other carriers are right now in touch with the airport trying to also get their birds back up in the sky. >>> and while the nor'easter hits you can always follow details on 6abc.com. looking at what's going on there in parts of new jersey and further north. you can see that live storm tracker 6 radar. our team of meteorologists are also posting updated forecasts and snow total maps. we've seen david updated throughout the show and we have helpful tips such as how to drive safely if you're on a road that has a little bit of a crust and how to shovel without putting your health at risk. >> sometimes if you're watching 6abc you might actually see david live here. >> yes. >> you might. you might see him a lot. so the word of the day is downgrade. the storm bloomed lat