an old main. as for traffic conditions, dickinson is closed from 27th to 29th through the evening, and as for 28th from tasker to reed it's closed until further notice. reporting live in south philadelphia, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> coming up on "action news" tonight. new information on the 6 abc's zoo balloon and the future as part of the skyline. >>> and the eagles ask mark sanchez to lead the team for monday night football. >> and i'll have details on where to expect the heaviest wind and rain. blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues! woo-hoo! as our gift to you, take 20% off the entire store. twenty percent! the entire store! hey, with savings like that, you could redo your entire house. just sayin'! blinds to go. blinds for life. >>> a father and son from collingdale are in jail after a shootout with police. police arrived to serve a warn on the son, lamar james, he was wanted for a murder in philadelphia and james opened fire on the officers, he is charged with atte

a water main break. taking up the right lane. you will have to go further down connecticut to make a right. brand-new crash prince william parkway, seeing slowdowns as well. in virginia, overall traffic looking quite good. 395 northbound all looking good s. 270 southbound, jermantown to the beltway, no problem there. i'm back in 10 minutes. >> thank you, melissa. gas prices are lower than we have seen in a while. this morning we're learning how much more they can drop in the next few weeks. >>> feeling mentally sharp. a good reason you're not at our peak mental >>> breaking news out of nigeria. workers trying to save students after a suicide bomber blew himself up in the school. the attacker was dressed in a school uniform. no word on the group behind the attack. eun? >> angie, thank you. 6:15. developing this morning, investigators in the bahamas preparing to examine the wreckage from a plane crash. nine people were killed when the the small plane went down last night. it crashed during a landing attempt at an airport in free po

this is maine. but this is more typical of late december. this is part of a prewinter storm that has wreaked havoc up and down the east coast. maine is looking more like december than the middle of autumn. the snow began falling just as daylight saving time was ending and it is still going strong. piling up on roads and reducing visibility to less than a quarter mile in some areas. >> it would never have occurred to me to put my snow tires on before november 22nd. >> reporter: the temperature has been hovering around 33 degree and that means the water content is high and so this is a heavy, wet, snow that puts tremendous pressure on the trees and power lines. >> and not to mention people's patience. >> about every hour, every time you come out it is like you haven't been out at all. you can't tell where you stopped or ended last time. >> reporter: by tonight some areas will see a foot of snow. snow blanketed the home of the new england patriots. coastal towns dodged the snow but were pummelled by heavy rain, wind and strong surf. cold winds

main lanes slow. silver hill road inbound remains closed just near brooks drive with the water main repairs. howard has a look at our forecast for today. >>> it's certainly warming up. still cold. you'll need the heavy coats ant gloves but we're in the 30s as opposed to the teens. it's 10 to 20 degrees warmer. sunshine today. a few clouds here and there. 44 by 11:00 and on our way to perhaps 48 for the high. that's still below average. average is 56. we have colder air moving in tonight. right now you notice the 30 in manassas and gaithersburg to 39 in eastton. a couple of 40s out in the high country there. davis 25. going to the 40s today and 30s return friday. mike and andrea, back to you. >> thanks, howard. >>> breaking news from overnight. a college shoulding at florida state university begins our look at this morning's headlines. classes have been canceled at the tallahassee, florida campus after the shooting. >> nick giovanni is live in our newsroom with the the latest on what we know. >> report

>>> water main break here again in suitland. we have been talking and tweeting about this from first 4 traffic. ev pushed it out on the nbc washingt app. northboundr hill road at brooks drive. take pennsylvania to get around this. 66 west of 29 in gainsville, thats looking good this morning. taking a look at 95 into and out of town, no problems there at all. wider look at things overall as we pass the beltway, no red, no yellow. lots of green. taking a look here at maryland, 95, bw parkway, looking good. back to the beltway, no and out of town, inner and outer loop, looking quite good. more on this water main situation in a couple of s you then. thank you, melissa. your next flight on jetblue could be more expensive and a bit more cramped. the airline is creating three different ticket classes based on price. and the cheapest ticket will include a fee for a checked bag. no word yet how much that will cost. southwest is now the only major carrier that do. jetblue plans to add more seats to planes which would take an inch of legro

this is not binding on any other state. >> this is just specific to maine. >> specific to maine.s her lawyer said, others will probably take it as guidance, other judges in other states, other health officials, it's not binding on anyone but maine, it has precedential value, but no binding on anyone. >> what about kasi hickox, if she sued the state. >> she could, she threatened to shoe, only because they wanted her in doors. this judge sided with kasi hickox, and said in the end we are being ruled by fear. we need to be ruled by science and she really only has to follow the c.d.c. guidelines, monitor her position. be visited, which she agreed. and get to an emergency room if she has symptoms. she was only going to sue if they forced her to stay indoors. she's happy, the governor is not happy, but says he's not going forward. i think it's the end of it in maine. >> ut mentioned the governor is not happy. the fear is reel. he wanted her to take a blood test to prove she does not have it. >> she has taken a couple of blood tests. this is where the science and public have a disconnec

>> a water main rake in montgomery county. huge headachea for residents and even commuters that could go on to the afternoon rush-hour. water flooded the southbound ramp to southbound connecticut avenue. more on this developing story. >> we have been here since the wee hours of the morning. take a look behind me. pipe we have been talking about. the 10 inch water main break snapped in half. they just put in that brand-new pipe segment. take a look at this video. the break was reported around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. officials tell me this is one of the more difficult breaks to repair because you can't just put a clamp on the pipe. you have to remove the whole sacred and replace it with a brand-new one. >> there is a lot of damage to the roads. it will be a process to get the road back in shape. no specifics have been given as far as exactly what has been doing. >> we can sometimes see of those -- see those water main breaks. the start of the work we cannot too bad. jacqui jeras is a look at the world's -- a look at the foreca

you can see crews working on the main stage. carrie underwood, m&m, bryan cranston will all be there. you don't want to drive to this event. pretty much everything will be closed around the national mall. take metro instead. the blue line will not be running. they are switching to the yellow line because they arrive into the city three times as fast. >>> today the first lady will speak at an event to help female veterans. specifically for women who serve in the military. michelle obama will speak at a forum specifically about women who serve in the military. it gives female veterans a chance to learn about career opportunities after their military service. mrs. obama will give the key note address. >>> more than 100 veterans will be making a special trip on a charter flight. they will take the trip on this brand-new jetblue plane specially painted to honor the veterans. they will arrive at reagan national at 10:30 this morning. this inaugural flight will have crew members and pilots who are all veterans. after, there will be a l

where protestors blocked traffic on main roads. kimberly reports. >> still smoldering after overnight protests turned violent. redses waking up to chars buildings. >> ire know i have two police cars that are basically melted. >> some demonstrators raitted after a grand jury decision was released. >> they determined that that probable cause exist to file any charge against officer wilson. >> the jurors decided there was not enough scientific evidence to lay any charges against police officer, for the august shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown. >> gunshots rang out in the night, and there were at least 61 arrests, police fired back with pepper spray and tear gas to try and contain the protests we went think as much of it as we could, and saw how competely unfair this process was. we object publicly, and loudly, as we can. nonviolent protests erupted in sol laherty. the focus now on the top hour in the u.s., attorney general, activists calling on his department to investigate offs wilson to see for civil rights were viola

we already found crews working on the main stage there. rihanna, bruce springsteen and jamie foxx will be part of the event. it will be tough to get there by car, as you may imagine. a lot of streets around the national mall. pretty much everything around the mall will be closed. in fact, the organizers -- there you see on the map the roads that will be closed. organizers say you should use metro if you're going. however, blue line service is suspended for the day. metro will replace with yellow line trains which arrive 12 minutes fastener d.c. you won't be able to get off at the smithsonian station at the mall because it is within the concert's security zone. >>> the first lady raises awareness about our female veterans. michelle obama will speak at a forum specifically about women who serve in the military. it gives female veterans a chance to learn about career opportunities after their military service. mrs. obama will give the key note address. >>> more than 100 veterans will be making a special trip on a charter flight. they will tak

it's bangor maine. i said banger. >> i was born there. >> any way, i say that because we want to go to dylan in maine for the rest of the forecast. dylan? >> reporter: don't worry. appalachians has been messing me up a couple of days. i might be in the snow storm, but there are thousands of people running the new york city marathon. that's a harder job than anything i'm doing today. it's going to be sunny, dry if but windy. we have wind advisories in effect. we could see sustained win >>> and a good sunday morning. meteorologist michelle grossman. cold and windy today. we'll call it blustery. temperatures topping out maybe 50. winds 20 to 30 miles per hour, gusting higher than that. could gust to 45 miles per hour. warmer on monday after a cold start. lots of sunshine. by tuesday looking good. even warmer on wednesday. showers return on thursday. 61. and sunshine on friday, 53. have a great day. >>> and that is your latest forecast. back to you kate and lester. >> dylan, thanks. >>> up next, a brave you

main broke on another line. residents living uphill from the water main breaks are thankful for whatever water pressure they have. >> they found other cracks. >> joe says he's had low water pressure but counts himself lucky. the neighbors up the hill have had to leave home to do showers. >> we have not been as heart hit. >> that may be up the hill takes more pressure. >> we may be lucky. >> engineers said the water main was likely damaged in the napa earthquake. >> a lot of us feel like it's not over. we feel the earthquake is not over. and it just feels that way. that was either a warning or we're not done here. >> crews are asking people to restrict the water use. there's signing throughout the neighborhood warning people that work will be on going to repair the water lines. crews are expected to complete the repairs next friday. >>> new details after the junelation of landing on a comet for the first time in history. it's run out of battery power. as the batters tweeted i'm feeling tired. did you get my data.

posted these images of the water main braeks break. you can see water pouring several inches deem across the road and this can be an even bigger problem overnight into the morning as temperatures hover right around freezing. right now, officers are helping to direct traffic around silver hill road shut down between brooks drive and royal plaza drive. we have a news4 crew on the scene minutes away. we'll bring you an update as soon as we can. >> video just in. two people in the hospital after being hit by a car on route one in laurel. maryland state police say it happened near the laurel lake shopping center before 10:00. the victims are expected to survive. it is not clear whether the driver will be charged. >> just into our newsroom, police are looking for a man in connection with a deadly weekend shooting in wood bridge. an arrest warrant has been issued for brian patterson. police say they've arrested another man in the case, christopr coward. investigats say 19-year-old christr weaver was shot and kill outside his home on keating d

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the blowing snow making this truck roll over in portland, maine. frozen power lines with nowhere to go but down. knocking out power to 135,000 in maine alone. >> i've never seen anything like this this early. >> reporter: and this is author stephen king's house here in bangor, maine. look at this. even his jar boils are covered in snow. the snow breaking records all along the east coast. caribou and bangor, maine, getting more than ten inches of snow. parts of the south feeling the freeze. in columbia, south carolina, it was 87 degrees midweek. by the weekend, the earliest knowfall on record. in tennessee, 22 inches of snow. snow drifts waist-deep. thousands of miles away, winter also coming early. this snow outside sacramento. even flagstaff, arizona, got an inch. 18 days earlier than average. and back here in bangor, extra crews are coming in from new england and new brunswick to help with the cleanup. it will take several days for everyone here to get their power back, david. >> gio, thank you. we're thinking about those people. we want to get t

i do want to be active in maine and help maine pull out of this 11-year nose dive. it drove them wild because a moment in one of the debates this year where you actually said, i don't have a bromance with paul lepage. democrats listening to this, this looks like, these guys were kind of buddies. >> people try to fit what they see into what they think. i mean, that's how it works. i wasn't buddy, i was probably, not probably, i was more critical of paul lepage in really pointed ways throughout the course of the campaign than mike michuad was. he is up there saying i'm not paul lepage. very critical of the governor and i had a lot of things to say about his failure to borrow and about his health care policies and on and on and on. there's no bromance but what lepage was saying is that at least i came to the table with some ideas. >> would you run for office, again? >> i doubt it very, very much. >> elion cutler, thank you very much. >>> another full hour of news and politics straight ahead. stay with us. when you've only have one hand, you're not doing anything as fas

hit by a car and nobody to watch the kids as the cars speed through the intersection so one of my main purposes to ask that you guys keep harrison under our radar for kids to go to and from school safely. >> hi, i'm carl a member the homeowners association at the corner of second and brilliant we're ground zero for the traffic onto the bridge my story is people sold their homes and we bought a condominium and hope to bicycle and drive once again, i have a window on bryant street sometimes, it's 11 at night i have cars honking their horns to get into the street but i try to get across the street and there's anger people but that's not why i bought my house to live in san francisco i hope we can do something about it. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hi, i'm debbie gold on has the same force and effect and main i want to thank supervisor kim for bringing this don't block the box it was my neighbor and friend who was killed at the corner of harrison and main by an 18 whorl in december of 02004, it is amazing how you don't think about step forward and thinking about problems in the

caribou and bangor, maine, both getting more than ten inches of snow. by far, the earliest double-digit snowfall ever for either city. even parts of the south feeling the freeze. in columbia, south carolina, it was 87 degrees midweek. by the weekend, the earliest snowfall on record. in tennessee's mt. leconte, an amazing 22 inches of snow. snow drifts waist-deep. thousands of miles away, winter also coming early. this snow outside sacramento. even flagstaff, arizona, got an inch. 18 days earlier than average. and back here in bangor, extra crews are coming in from new england and new brunswick to help with the cleanup. we're told it will take several days for everyone here to get their power back. david? >> all right, gio, thanks. we're thinking about those people who got hit early, thanks. and we want to get to ginger zee with what's coming next. what are you tracking tonight? >> reporter: some good news. places like columbia, south carolina, had their earliest and first trace snow of the season. look at the numbers. where we're going with this. even p

the blast happened near the intersection of north main street.ire officials say a third person remains unaccounted for tonight. we report the latest on the investigation. we spoke to witnesses who heard the explosion this morning. >> reporter: just after 10:00 friday morning a condo in this apartment complex exploded. vanessa lives across the street. >> i thought it was in my place it was so loud. >> reporter: grossmann lives a block away. >> people from two blocks away ran down to see what was going on. >> reporter: the explosion injured two men and fire crews say a third person is missing. both of the injured men were transported to the hospital and are in critical condition of the initial explosion was so powerful it lifted the roof off of the building and damaged other near-by homes. there was numerous smaller explosions after the fire started and took crews under an hour to get the flames out. the building is heavily damaged and it's difficult for crews to search for the missing persons. they believe the fire started when gas leaked from a p

melissa, what's going on with the water main break. >> another live picture of the water main break. northbound silver hill road at brooks drive. as we kind of move around. they will pus you off brooks drive to pennsylvania. just a mess around there. 66 eastbound at nutley street, a right lane taken up. and a crash at 123 as i was walking out here incident to tell you about that. 95 in virginia, northbound at route 1, the left hov lane blocke we're a li at dale city. bw parkway also looking quite good. tr times coming upt 6:11. >>> breaking news in florida. any minute now police in tallahase wl give us an update on the shooting at florida state university. the gunman opened fire inside the campus library full of students at about 12:30 this morning. the people were hurt. at least one officers did shoot and kill the gunman. >> news 4's richard jords keeping a close eye on the breaking developments. >>> today a man arrested near the white hou with a stash of weapons in his car will be in court. the secret service says rj capheim said someone in iowa told him to drive to the white house

you're going to get the people who back a name change away from the polls. >> let's go to maine. question number one on the state's ballot there. on election day it would ban things like the use of jelly donuts to lure bears out of the woods so hounders can shoot them. there have been 1300 ads for and against the bear-luring restriction. >> question one continues traditional bear hunting and stops junk food baiting. no one wants problem bears in our neighborhoods so let's stop feeding them. that's common sense. vote yes on question one. >> it's okay to kill the bears, but you can't give them a sweet meal before you do it. >> not even the bears get to choose their meal. it's terrible. >> chris christie is considering a 2016 presidential campaign, he went to the jersey shore to highlight the building there. a heckler interrupted him, and christie was not happy. >> somebody like you does not know a damn thing what you're talking about except to stand up when the cameras are here. you want to have the conversation later, i'm happy to have it, buddy. until that time, sit down and shut

. >>> we are live in downtown and we will tell you why crews were scrambling to fix the water- main. >>> and the price of certain clothing, the cost controversy, why some conclude it is all sectionist, it is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> thank you for joining us, we are right in front of willows where police shot and killed a man last night. alex san advantage will -- savage will have more on why they say they were forced to open fire. >> good morning, i am dave clark, let's talk about your weather and traffic, did you see the wet roads? >> i did. >> you were driving carefully. >> there is not much but for others it has been okay but san francisco and the peninsular, it is just a wash. >> comedy pamela? >> we do have some rain out there and kind of a cool affect, bay bridge, things are running smoothly. there is just too much energy to the east and we need a jetstream to come in and the mere fact that it held together is a good sign, heavier amounts are about mill valley and on the peninsular, leader of the pack, and say hos

another water main has broken. was near the intersection of highway 12 and highway 29, ktvu is joining us live from napa in one of the affected neighborhoods looks like there is still a lot of activity. >> they are still having water but being asked to limit their use between 6 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. we're at lauren and browns valley road where work continues to repair a water main break that happened a week ago. the crews arrived an hour ago right now they are pumping water out of this gaping home you can see in the ground in order to get to the line. the supervisor tells me a 2- foot section of pipe had to be special ordered to complete the repairs. it took a week for it to arrive. they'll have welders in place. this repair work has gone on for a week and is expected to last another week. water service for customers in the browns valley area may be intermittent until then. we talked to some residents who say, sometimes this work goes on around the clock, they say. >> sometimes they are there all night and it's been,

you're going to get the people who back a name change away from the polls. >> let's go to maine. question number one on the state's ballot there. on election day it would ban things like the use of jelly donuts to lure bears out of the woods so hounders can shoot them. there have been 1300 ads for and against the bear-luring restriction. >> question one continues traditional bear hunting and stops junk food baiting. no one wants problem bears in our neighborhoods so let's stop feeding them. that's common sense. vote yes on question one. >> it's okay to kill the bears, but you can't give them a sweet meal before you do it. >> not even the bears get to choose their meal. it's terrible. >> chris christie is considering a 2016 presidential campaign, he went to the jersey shore to highlight the building there. a heckler interrupted him, and christie was not happy. >> somebody like you does not know a damn thing what you're talking about except to stand up when the cameras are here. you want to have the conversation later, i'm happy to have it, buddy. until that time, sit down and shut

and then chilly aga checking out our traffic this morning, the water main break. >> water main break going to be a big problem for a lot of folks. still waiting to hear whether suitland high sc will be closed because of it. a live picture from megan mcgrath's camera. she will have a live report in a couple of minutes. police will push you off to brooks drive. then you can go wher need to crain highway southbound, a lane blocked. 66 and 95, both looking good in virginia right now. wider look at things, beltway looking good. most of the construction a top the beltway now out of the way. beltway at colesville is looking fine. 270 at montgome >>> another reason to push to let your kids sleep in. why a later school start time could protect them on the road. . >>> cau for concern this morning. t making the grade in the latest round of crash tests. plus, the republican your electric bill could soar in the coming years if you live in >>> some of the most popular ca. the tests replicates what happs when a mini van's front corner collides with a chrysler town and country, caravan and the nissa

the new intersections are at olympic boulevard and south main street and olympic and locust streets. >>> holy cross church in san jose is no longer in danger of collapse. firefighters have left the area now that the threat is passed and the hot spots are put out. the new video today shows the church is still blocked off. the church was destroyed by fire on sunday. the cause is thought to be electrical. services will be held in a building next door. >>> he may be the poster boy for failed justice. the repeat offender now charged with a hit-and-run death of an east bay teenager. now one of his previous victims is speaking out asking what he was even doing on the streets. he has a history of elder and animal abuse and today faced a judge answering to murder charges. kpix 5's mark kelly took a closer look at his rap sheet to find out how this man slipped through the cracks. mark. >> reporter: the list of convictions for 34-year-old sonny anderson goes on and on. today he was arraigned on murder charges for hitting and killing a 14-year-old ivan cruz last week. but one past victim told us

although maine, the maine nurse has a court order blocking her quarantine she still plans to stay awayhbors until the 21-day incubation period expires. >> i understand the community has been through a lot the past week and i apologize to them for that. i will not go into town and crowded public places. i have had a few friends come visit me in my home and that's absolutely fantastic. >> hickox says her goal all along has to make the debate about science and not politics. >>> a record-breaking snow from maine to south carolina. you can see the flurries coming down in new england. crews working to clean up the field before the game. meantime historic early snowfall in maine where the weather center says it is the first time ever that bangor has been hit with snow in the double digits this early in november. let's move south. the scene in columbia south carolina. snow blanketing parts of the city. the same for north carolina. this is sparta. plows out in full force trying to clear the roads. >>> indra petersons is here with us this morning. so is this like it for now? is this winter and w

when crews went to start work on that water main break, a second main, an eight inch main broke at 4:0. 50 residents around this area are without water and you might want to take an alternate route. this intersection is shut down to traffic. tasker is a good alternate for drivers. >>> to more breaking news right now. we're looking at our traffic cam with the camera showing a vehicle overturned on i-95 northbound near the neshaminy creek overpass in bensalem. one lane getting by right now. the vehicle has been uprighted. they're about to put it on the tow truck. i-95 northbound will be a mess this evening because of this accident. and skyforce 10 flying over oxford cycle this afternoon. take a look at the flames, coming right here from the front of this home on penn street. this was just about an hour ago. firefighters have been able to get the flames under control. there are no injuries being reported in this fire. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> to the weather now. right now dry and warm across the tri-state area. but some changes are coming. >> nbc 10 meteorologist sheen

that's the main font. it continues to push to the south. clear right now in the bay area which is good news if you are heading out for trick-or-treating. it's going to stay like that for the next couple of hours. you see the spotty cloud pattern. it's already favorable out there for thunderstorms. we will see the chance of thunderstorms increase and that is going to be until tomorrow morning. let's take a look at the trick-or-treat forecast again. just a slight chance of the north bay. once this round pushes through san francisco and the peninsula and chance of spotty thunderstorms as i mentioned. that's going to be later tonight. really late tonight into tomorrow morning, that's when that second round spotty rain will return. thunderstorms also a possibly. that means lightning and small hail. we have been seeing lightning strikes. it looks like we will see just a few especially near the coastline. next week, drier and warmer. we will warm gradually through the week. and then dry conditions persist through the 9:00 hour. i think we will be

>> glor: tonight, antarctic blast brings record cold, temperatures plunge from florida to maine, snowfalls in new england, jerika duncan has details. >> midterms, julianna goldman on what president obama's campaigning and he asked nancy cordes if it could be a landslide for republicans. >> as one town waits to see where the lava goes, carter evans shows us another neighborhood in hawaii that already has been consumed. >> number 22! ( cheers and applause ) >> glor: and a gravely ill basketball college player gets her wish, in front of 10,000 fans. cbs captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i am jeff glor and winter is bitter cold for tens of millions up and down the east coast, extreme wind in many spots, unusual snowfall totals for some. here is a look from space tonight, the weather map of half the country is a mess, in caribou, maine, they are expecting 14 inches of snow, in boston, the winds gusted up to 50 miles per hour, and in jacksonville, florida, they expect to hit a low of 41 degrees tonight. jerika duncan has more. jerika duncan has mo

tonight, a look at main stream marijuana. ♪ >> some call it the great green experiment, the legalizationf marijuana. hello everyone i'm chris o'connell. in some form pot is now legal in more than 20 states, new jersey is one of them, pennsylvania may be headed that way. legal pot may not look at all like what you're thinking. not everyone agrees it's a good thing. to find out i traveled to colorado, the forefront of the legal marijuana movement. ♪ >> you macon fuse this place with an art gallery. john mccoy originally from upper darby thought he may have wandered into an apple store. but look a little closer. you'll see they're not selling smart phones. >> wow! never thought i'd see the day. ♪ >> that day was january 1st when recreational marijuana in colorado became legal for anyone 21 and over. since then, the pot industry has been smoking. >> i'm about to take you into one of the first recreational pot shops in denver. ♪ >> this is the 3d cannabis center one of more than 340 marijuana dispensaries that have popped up in denver alone. after flashing my id, i was welcomed by billy, a bu

is all of this at the main branch that we are talking about? and what about a branch libraries around the city? is there equal efforts being made to incorporate the people with disabilities in their hiring? >> actually, the last physicians that i talked about is kind of makes me really smile, and our chief of branches is who said, we should not be just hiring, or bringing people in as volunteers, we really want to make some opportunities that are really entry level, and although, the first one and we are hoping two positions that will be in branch libraries but it was kind of funny to me and i was talking to my boss who is the chief of the main library and said guess what edwards is doing and, she said that we can do that at the main too. and so that makes me happy. >> thank you. >> any other council members? >> council members senhaux? >> there you go. i can hear in your voice because of my visual impairment your dedication and how you talk about your employees and how incredible they are, and what it is like to work with them. and their contr

the main roads here are the bigger issues. the side streets, rather, the main roads like 313 here in dublin. they look pretty good at this point. not too many problems, because the plows have been coming through, doing a pretty good job of cleaning it up. the snow's really been coming down in central bucks county. is it even plowable snow? in some towns it's not plowable snow. in dublin they had a coating of snow they needed to get out here and plow. they did a good job doing that. we're going to continue all afternoon driving around the roads of bucks county. some of the more heavily populated areas. we're going to let you know what the roads are like before you head out. if you don't have to head out, good for you, the roads are slippery in many spots. tim furlong, nbc10 news. >> a lot of people were planning to head out. travelers heading into frustrations and delays. >> lu ann cahn live at philly international. what's the situation with takeoffs and arrivals right now? >> we have a white rain mixed with a little bit of sle

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and i think that this drills down into three main things. the most important one being, what do you do for a living? probably the first question anybody asks you, when you meet them. >> the first question. and if more than 80 percent of us have or don't have a good answer to that question, how are we ever going to be seen as equals. and fully empower in the society, and moving on to next, i think that really is, people with disabilities are more loyal and compared to employees without disabilities, and our turnover rate is 40 percentage points lower. and the one dealing without that position being filled and two having to pay to go out and recruit for, and to refill that position. when i found this in the research it was true and i was shocked by it too. and the other issue is economics and from the public perspective, the numbers show that more than a third of people with disabilities are on some kind of income based government assistance program and so we always talk about, you know, political, and progressives, and to me, this is the bi p

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nap is being s blamed for a water main break in prince george's county. brianne carter is live in suitland. >> take a live look. we still have water coming out of this pipe. where is the water coming from? e, this was created by the massive water main that ruptured last night >>. >> we need water. the way toe was on her salon when she got a call that the facets were dry. business along silver hill road that cannot open because of a water main break wednesday night. worked to pump water out of this crater that sits in the road after a 14 inch pipe blew open. crews working to repair the 70-year-old line. wssc officials say colder weather could have been a factor. three or four days and we have had 50 or 60 breaks. we can attribute that to the cold weather. >> stephanie just hopes they can get it fixed fast. as long as the water is off, she cannot make money. >> a lot of money. a lot of clients. we probably had between 10 and 30 clients coming through. not just business owners, also drivers are hoping this will be reopened sooner rather than later. the north