. >> things like the magnolia trees they are not quite out yesterday but if the warm weather persists and turns cold like last year the emerging flowers can be damaged. here at the arboretum there are signs it's shifting overall. >> one thing we see with global warming the average timeline is moving forward. things that say used to bloom in the first week of may are come only see the last week of april. >> that could be problematic because the pollinators may not be ready to go. they are concerned and find this really warm weather just weird and others think it's just right. >> it creeps p me out. we wants to come out and walk in the rain and cold. this is not normal for february. >> i think it's right on target. we get surprises like this that gives us hope for the spring. >> reporter: even those magnolia trees some years they do great and other years they don't. that is the joy of gardening, every season is different and no year is the same. live in chestnut hill, sara bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> you can get the latest on the big warm-up and when it will en

construction here westbound and that has new been since cleared, and some construction in new jersey, magnolia route 30 white horse pike westbound at evesham avenue right lane closed until 6:00 a.m. jim and rahel. back over to you. >>> we will begin with break ing news out of burlington county. >> police are investigating a shooting that sent one person to the hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in edge water park. good morning what did we know so far. >> reporter: good morning. we know that one person shot was trans port todd cooper hospital, for treatment, and their injuries, are unknown but take a look investigators still remain on the scene but they do say this barricade situation as ended, still police have this deadened street taped off coming in and out of that home you see there with the bright light over the porch as well as the door opened, but here's video of the scene overnight, officers responded to a home on the 200 block of roosevelt avenue in edge water park just after 1:00 a.m. after paramedics transported one gunshot victim from the police set up a perimeter

we do still have construction crews in mag magnolia. that right lane compromised that will hold out there until 6:00 a.m. i will confirm when they move that out of the way. we have some construction in ewing township, new jersey, times two. they will be out there until 6:00 a.m. 175 closed between route 289 and west upper ferry road and we also have this guy, i-95 north and south at route 29, as well, the ramp and lane closures around this area. this is probably going to get busy in the 6:00 o'clock hour as well and both of these places will be places i will let you know when they clear. but just a heads up moving outside the door this morning. then we see all green, exactly what we want to sianni what i'm hoping for, i'm hoping we can keep these levels traveling around at posted speeds until around i don't know 6:00 o'clock, 6:30 or so, jim and rahel, back over to you. >>> now for a look at newspaper headlines across the region. >> in the times herald a lower providence man who beat and strangled his wife and tortured his children with

in magnolia or moving through summerdale, watch for the construction project. this will be here until 6:00 this morning. both directions of the white horse pike, route 30 are closed until about that time. with the construction prong in place, you might be diverted around -- project in place, you might be diverted around. for the most part, an easy diversion. the schuylkill expressway closed, too. you see the cones on the side. the eastbound schuylkill diverting traffic on to the vine. >>> i'm meteorologist bill henley. 4:43. a work of art at the front of the art museum, go, eagles. nicely done. if you're going outside, a dry morning. dry all morning, though clouds this afternoon bring a chance of rain showers. a dusting of snow possible in some neighborhoods. right now, lots of clouds but nothing falling except in northwestern and north central pennsylvania. that will arrive as rain later today. most of the day, dry. philadelphia, 34. some breaks. sunshine this afternoon. upper 40s this afternoon for philadelphia. the suburbs, 32. a chance of late afternoon rai

. >>> you are looking at what west oakland residents saw and heard when a water main burst on magnolia street tonight. none of the water nood flooded homes there. some people heard small rocks pelt their homes. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is beidefending her actions of warning immigrants of pendi ini i.c.e. actions. >> the creep yey mayor should b tried. >> she put all the law enforcement in jeopardy. >> i believe i've acted within the bounds of the law, but more importantly, within my ethical obligations as the mayor of a city. >> immigration advocates say calls to an emergency hotline have tripled since mayor schaaf issued her warning. >>> new at 11:00, big changes coming to the richmond san rafael bridge with its first test tomorrow. kate larson has this story. >> reporter: with the help of easing congestion, the east side of the bridge will expand to three lanes, by utilizing the shoulder on the right side. >> the lane is designed for use during peak periods only. >> reporter: john goodwin says 20 banks of signs will let drivers nose if the third lane is over. >> each bank has t

ou y wre ahat west oakland residents saw and heard when a water main burst on magnolia street tonight. none of the water nood flooded homes there. some people heard small rocks pelt their homes. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is beidefending her actions of warning immigrants of pendi ini i.c.e. actions. >> the creep yeyay should be tried. >> she put all the law enforcement in jeopardy. >> i believe i've acted within the bou bnduts more importantly, within my ethical obligations as the mayor of a city. >> immigration advocates say calls to an emergency hotline have tripled since mayor schaaf > new at >>11:00, big changes coming to the richmond san rafael bridge with its first test tomorrow. kate larson has this story. >> reporter: with the help of easing congestion, the east side of the bridge will expand to three lanes, by utilizing the shoulder on the right side. >> the lane is designed for use during peak periods only. >> reporter: john goodwin says 20 banks of signs will let drivers nose if the third lane is over. >> each bank has three signs, one over each of the lanes. when illum

still watching construction, another hour, to be in place on the white horse pike at summerdale and magnolia at route 30, the white horse pike. in between summerdale and warwick road. that will be there until 6:00, another hour. i'll end with mass transit. a special schedule for patco, septa, amtrak, and new jersey transit on time. >>> 5:01. a brother and sister are dead after a fire trapped them inside a row home. investigators have the difficult traffic of trying to determine what sparked the flames. katy zachry is at the hospital where one of the victims was pronounced dead. what are you learning? >> reporter: firefighters are not giving us a lot of details. we know it was an intense scene. even neighbors at the scene tell us it was tough for them to get out of their homes safely. look at the scene video we shot not long ago. this is along west toronto street on the 1300 block. two people lived in this home. neighbors tell us they were siblings. investigators say the man was found first, and we're told he's 56 years old. he was rushed to temple university hospital where he was pronounced

. >>> you're looking at what neighbors and west oakland saw when a water main burst on magnolia street. none of the water flooded into homes. the spray was very powerful, though, and tossed small rocks at nearby houses there. a new study shows there could be a link between e-cigarettes and the risk of heart attacks. >> they have been marketed as a way to quit smoking. researchers at ucsf look at numbers from the centers of disease control and vaping could have its own serious health risks. one doctor says daily users have almost double the risk of having a heart attack. >> it's not the same toxic chemicals as a cigarette. there's probably less of them than a cigarette, but there's still enough there to be doing a lot of damage. >> other health experts say it's too soon to draw the conclusion e-cigs cause heart attacks. another possible explanation, people at risk of heart attacks may be turning to e-cigs to quit smoking. >>> a wrestler who suffered a spinal cord injury during a match last month is improving. the injury left ryan joseph paralyzed and on a ventilator. look at him now. ry

and between summerdale and magnolia, route 30 to the white horse pike in both directions closed betweenummerdale and warwick road. that will be there until 6:00 this morning. almost two hours more of the construction project. we'll be watching that in new jersey, too. i'll end with the 42 freeway. the northbound side from 55 to the walt whitman bridge. speeds into the 60s and a four-minute trip. vai, over to you. >> thank you. >>> we'll tell you how amazon's alexa is now taking aim at the patriots and showing love for the eagles. the magic words you have to say. >>> go! go, go, go, go, go, go, go! >> kicking off the fun from field goal to hail marys. we take you inside the nfl fan experience. >> reporter: and i'm coming to you live from downtown minneapolis. we're in the middle of a winter wonderland. it is freezing here. we have windchills 20 below. i'm tracking all the details on your super bowl forecast. (alex trebek) $8,000. over $8,000. now, why is this number so important? because $8,508 is the average cost of a funeral. if you've already planned how to help cover your final expen

between summerdale and magnolia, both directions of the white horse pike between summerdale and warwick road. closed until 6:00 a.m. >>> we're following breaking news. fire ripped through the first floor of this row home in north philadelphia killing two people trapped inside. the flames started spreading just after midnight on toronto street. firefighters found a woman dead inside the home. another victim, a man, died at the hospital. neighbors tell us the two were brother and sister. a live update coming up at 6:00. >>> at the bloomington, minneso minnesota, mall of america, anticipation is growing. three days until the super bowl. it's quiet now, but yesterday it was loud. >> lots of people will be here. today the eagles will head to a practice to face the patriots on sunday. fans can expect extra security in and around the u.s. bank stadium for sunday's game. the nfl announced security screenings at the stadium will start at 1:00 p.m. local time. that's more than five hours before the game. officials are working with the local authorities. the super bowl has been designated a nation

announced on instagram their company magnolia is hosting a job fair in march.ing for a creative mind to join them and the team in texas. the applicants will attend a two day recruitment event in march. to show off their skill in hopes of getting a full-time gig. >> empire and family is growing. she's expecting a baby too. >> life can be tough and you want to get away from it all. that's what this girl in arizona tried to do. armed with stuffed animals and suitcase she was determined to make a run for it. flynn stone style. her father was able to talking her waiting a few more years. he said he admired her determination. the video gained 11,000 views. pack up and just hit the road. >> it's cute now. when she's a teenager not so much. all right. we want to take a quick moment to say hello to coach piercesons ap government class in minnesota. the students watch early today in class every morning. and we got this tweet from a student asking how many retweets for a shout out on the show. we threw out 100. didn't take long to get it. a big thank you to that class. th

construction in magnolia, new jersey, the right lane compromised until around 6:00 a.m. rahel, over to you. >>> meisha, thank you. >>> we are following breaking news in burlington county one person is hospitalized after an overnight shooting in edge water park this happened at a home on the 200 block of roosevelt avenue around 1:00 in the morning. swat team surrounded the home but they later cleared the scene. investigators are trying to figure out what led to the shooting no word on the condition of the person who was shot. >>> three camden police officers are suspended after video surfaced showing an officer taking a man down and then punching him this happened last thursday near 1300 block of collins road, officers were responding to a report of a man with the gun, the officers walked up to the man in the hat at bottom of the screen here, and then they can be seen taking him down, while his hands were up. that is when one of the officers can be seen, punching him several times while others watched. >> i can tell you did he not have a gun, that does not match policies

. >> reporter: the new restaurant magnolia table is open in waco, texas.ng to be breakfast and lunch. a bunch of other things they are offering, buttermilk biscuits, avocado and other breakfast items. it is open monday through saturday 7:00 am 5 to 3:00 :00 pm in waco, texas. jillian: coming on over here, we have dunkin' donuts onset, girl scout cookie flavors you told us about. >> would this is limited-edition. you can add the flavorings to your coffee, coconut caramel and classic peanut butter cookie, donuts because you can't have coffee without donuts. rob: we need people to try this. does it actually taste like anything? >> it is not overly minty. >> you know what? not exactly. rob: that is the only one i wanted. this is exactly like you. >> i asked if there was any cream and you said you don't need it. >> ice coffee too, any of their drinks. arthel: it is national pancake day. >> national sugar high. jillian: we will be right back, enjoy your coffee. ♪ (nadia white) the moment a fish is pulled out from the water, it's a race against time. and keeping

heineken and magnolia and new belgium, is there any concern among smaller breweries that maybe the market is not there anymore. when you have a local brewery selling to the big boys?>> i think the concern is scaling to quickly. a lot of the breweries have exploded with the rest of the craft beer industry and now there are so many breweries with so much competition that now places like the local ones are thinking smaller scale, they are thinking taproom is not huge distribution. people are treating the local breweries like their local watering hole. >> is there a favorite beer to somebody not in the beer world? >> that is a tough question. i love sour beer which a lot of the new drinkers don't like. >> my wife likes it. >> a lot of wine drinkers like the sour beers. >> what is a good all entry beer? >> the classic bloggers are easy drinking. i think the hazy trend going on is really good for the newer drinkers because it is juicy, fruity, not too bitter. >> are you planning anything else? >> well, i appreciate the quintessential perfect coast style. >> we will be right back. >>> we hope yo

tulips and daffodils are tough and they evolve to withstand the ups and downs, things like magnolia trees are not out yet but if the warm weather persists and turns cold as it did last year. the emerging flowers can be damaged. >> are you not imagining it flowers are blooming earlier than can throw things off. it's problematic, they may bloom earlier that the pollinators have not arrived yet. you can be losing some of the activities that plants depend upon. >> some here today tell us they are worried here about that. the warm weather doesn't feel quite right. >> it concerns me a lot: we need the winter and we need it for our souls to rest and need it for our plants to rest. so yes, i enjoy it. but it also scares me. >> so again the flowers are blooming now. daffodils and crocuses and snow drops they develop overtime to withstand the cold temperatures, after a day like this. maybe we should ask how will we endure the return to colder temperatures. live in chestnut hill. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> get the latest on the big warm up and when it ends and check stormtracker 6

watching construction in new jersey between summerdale and manage-year-oldia where the white -- magnolia where the white horse pike is closed at summerdale and warwick road. that's supposed to clear now, at 6:00, watch for construction crews in the area. back to you. >> 6:02. >>> now to breaking news, two people are dead after a row home went up in flames in north philadelphia. neighbors tell us the victims are brother and sister. nbc10's katy zachry is live at temple university hospital where medics tried to save one of those victims. that what -- what are you learning? >> reporter: that's right. the man brought here to temple university hospital died. soon after he arrived here, firefighters who were at the scene that's located not far from here, they found another person inside the home. take a look at video from the scene earlier this morning. we're told the person that firefighters found in the home is the man's sister. the two lived at the home on west toronto street. it's unclear what started the fire. one neighbor said the siblings were friendly. the neighbor said it was hard to

neighbors in west oakland saw when a water main burst on magnolia street.ater flooded into homes but the spray was so powerful it kept tossing small rocks at the nearby homes. >>> we're now hearing from a group benefiting from disney's latest donation, the boys and girls club in oakland. >> we first told you about this yesterday. disney is donating $1 million to the boys and girls club benefiting 11 local clubs helping children explore careers in s.t.e.m. >> the kids can get a feel for the technology, seeing themselves there and seeing themselves behind the scenes creating it going forward. >> this donation comes as disney is celebrating the success of "black panther." it takes place in the most technically advanced place in the world. the director says he hopes the kids will see themselves in those characters and be inspired to explore a career in s.t.e.m. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >>> a new study shows there could be a link between e-cigarettes and the risk of a heart attack. heart attack. >> electronic cigarettes and vaping could have its ow

. >>> you're looking at what neighbors saw when a water main burst on magnolia street.one of the water flooded into homes. the spray was so powerful it did toss small rocks at nearby houses. >>> there's a new study that shows there could be a link between e-cigarettes and the risk of having a heart attack. >> electronic cigarettes have been marketed as a way to quit smoking. they found vaping could have its own serious health risk. a doctor says daily users have almost double the risk of having a heart attack. >> it's not the same toxic chemicals as a cigarette. there's probably less of them than a cigarette. but there's still enough there to be doing a lot of damage. >> other health experts say it's too soon to draw the conclusion that e-cigs cause heart attacks. another possible explanation people at risk of heart attacks may be turning to them to quit smoking. >>> a wrestler who suffered a spinal cord injury in a match is improving. the injury left ryan joseph paralyzed and on a ventilator. look at him now. he's able to get around in a wheelchair. his father shared t

b magnolia. >> we have time for everybody in line now. >> you touched on the question i have what itwanted 12 years ago what does isi want? is there a way we can accommodate that now? it sounds like this is a redux of what the u.s. was facing in vietnam with vietcong and the north vietnamese use cambodia so what nixon did was bomb the hell out of cambodia don't think that is something the u.s. will do but it sounds like pakistan is trying to have it both ways on the war charging u.s. for supplies into afghanistan also benefiting by probably getting something from the taliban having them in the country and being free to go into afghanistan. they are the closest essentially so what could be done to accommodate them? >> that is a big part of the story in the book especially during the obama administration. keeping a very close conversation with the pakistan army, again and again the american say what do you really want? what is good enough because it isn't just about the united states but they have to buy into whatever political settlement is made afghans are talking to afghan what sett

they're sit on the grounds of the white house under a -- magnolia tree planted by andrew jackson you've heard of him arranged here. [laughter] and they're having sardines on toast and they're talking about the election, and roosevelt reaches for a pot of tea, and poured into harry truman glass and hand is like this. he can't get the tea in the glass. and truman the vice president he -- excuse me vice presidential candidate realizes this is -- he realizes i think at that time where this is going. at the time of the 1944 election, 55 prkt percent of americans could name the running mate wasn't that that means 45% really had no idea, literally no idea who this guy was. they won the election. 82 days later, truman is walking through the white house door. right? so think about this. the nation is in shock. he's in the white house he has to walk into roosevelt office and everybody they don't know the staffers. they don't know who this guy is and all of the staffers kept diaries a lot of them in the library so fascinating them. a lot of them are published. and -- truman put a sign on his desk

host: evan is on the line from magnolia, ohio.ou oppose the president's proposal to allow teachers to be armed. why? caller: i agree with everything the last three people of said. unless you have tactical training, you cannot in an instant pull a gun, walk into a crowd of people, determine who has got the gun, and be able to shoot that person by himself and not heard anyone else. friendly fire kills a lot of people. ask the service, and look at the one in cleveland. the one in cleveland did not even have a gun. look how many officers got shot. patty supports the plan, calling from detroit. caller: i think anybody who wishes to be responsible for a gun should have one. the teachers just need to be educated more on it. cannot just go randomly making up laws. there should be regulation, and based on the person's personality. host: what about the idea that some people brought up, that perhaps a teacher is not the most qualified person to carry a firearm? they are qualified to teach algebra. is there some concern that offering bonuses

people's bank of magnolia, arkansas, provided a $500 bonus to employees and contributed $50,000 to its charitable endowment. little rock, arkansas based bank of the ozarks is giving up to $1,200 annual bonuses, approximately 2,300 employees will be eligible under the plan. walmart whose headquarters is located in arkansas is an economic force not only in our state but nationwide is increase starting hourly wages to $11,ing expanding maternity and parental leave benefits and providing onetime cash bonuses of up to $1,000. it's also creating a new benefit to assist associates with adoption expenses. regions bank is increasing its minimum wage to $15 an hour contributing $40 million to the company's charitable foundation and increasing the company's capital expenditures budget by approximately $100 million or 50% over the 2017 level. spring dale, arkansas, home to tyson foods headquarters, the company recently announced it is giving bonuses to more than 100,000 employees whose compensation does not include an annual bonus. eligible full-time team members will receive $1,000 in eligible pa

yesterday, they opened up their first restaurant called magnolia table in waco, texas.estaurant is a breakfast and brunch spot. joanna mentioned on instagram that some of the restaurant's produce is hand-picked from her own garden. congratulations to them on their place. >>> the knicks had a tough loss against the warriors in new york. what might be tougher to look at is jon stewart's disappointment. the knicks, their defense not looking very good. keeping up with the warriors. a fadeaway jumper. the camera pans over to john stuar stewart. he's not hiding his frustration. he was in good company. check out this you'll stall-sta. you have leslie jones, tracy morgan, chris rock and amy schumer all there. give the knicks a good laugh after the game. >>> finally, more news about the muc much-anticipated "murphy brown" revival. the sitcom is gearing up for a revival of its own. candice bergen was on to reprise her role, three other former cast mates are onboard. the only other cast mate in question is charles kimbrough. this centered around murphy brown working at a news maga

in the magnolia city's capital of jackson.er on, democratic representative carolyn maloney of new york, a key member of the house financial services committee, will join us to talk about the looming shutdown and the roller coaster week on the stock market. we will be right back. ♪ >> american history tv on c-span3 is live beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern with all-day coverage from the museum of the bible and washington, d.c. with a symposium of historians exploring the bible and founding of america. speakers and good baylor university history professor thomas skid, author of "benjamin franklin." american university public affairs professor. and vanderbilt university divinity professor james burr, author of "sacred scripture, sacred war." atch live saturday morning 9:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span3. c-span's q and a. new york times staff photographer doug mills talks about the photo he took while covering president trump. >> he enjoys having us around. constant despite his comments about fake news in the media and so

anything butnd was magnolia and moonlight. lack of housing left refugees wandering in the streets. galloping inflation made it difficult to purchase even the barest essence of life. filth, occasional epidemics of smallpox and typhoid fever and tuberculosis made richmond a vestibule of hell. these three unique features appear in the legacy project collection, and all three of them have a special appeal to me. lettersf, we have more and diaries covering the last two years of the war than we do the first two years. which is quite opposite to what normally one finds. tales,y, the personal some of them, provide fresh, in-depth brand-new accounts of lesser-known engagements. there are three personal narratives on the september 1864 battle of fishersville -- fishers hill and there are three different accounts that reveal that battle as i have never seen it told before. accounts ofo moving the march 25, 1865 desperation ,ttack by lee at fort stedman and that he does berg line, both of us details of that battle the never been published before. brand-neware two rather exceptional eyewitness

ainsley: the hgtv stars officially opening new restaurant magnolia table.s my friends avocado toast. steve: i love that. ever since what happened down in parkland, florida on february 14th, there has been a lot of criticism of the nra. social media group started to suggest that people, you know, boycott organizations and companies that support the nra. and a bunch of organizations did say, you know what? we're cutting ties with them. for instance, delta apparently offered some sort of a discount. and now the lieutenant governor in georgia where atlanta is the big hub for delta casey killin calg wants to crack down on delta for caving. brian: georgia says yeah, if you are going to actually hurt the nra then we are going to cut out your tax break when it comes to what we're doing here in georgia for delta airlines. and they said. this i will kill any tax legislation that benefits delta unless the company changes its position and fully reinstates its relationship with the nra corporations cannot attack conservatives and expect us not to fight back. there is an