steve keeley in moorestown, pretty rough going trying to get out this morning, right, me? >> reporter: i had a rough go coming home, my normal commute for 20 minutes, three and a half hours, nearly ran out of gas, and i left work with more than a half tank. that tells you how much i was sitting in traffic. and the bigger vehicles going, which you don't even notice on normal basis, little inclines, like the betsy ross bridge, if you weren't going at least 15 miles per hour, you would get stuck, the delaware memorial bridge, people stuck thon for hours, apparently yesterday, and then, on route 130, when you finally got off the bridge there is inch incline you barely ever noticed three big vehicles stuck and that's why it wasn't going anywhere. one of the vehicles somebody's caring this big long cigarette-type speed boat you would see on miami vice, they pick a blizzard to decide there is the day i want to transport this big boat. and then a plow even stuck. and then the amazing irony of all irony is watching people get out of their cars with their little shovels trying to di

here are new jersey snow totals moorestown 8 inches of snow. vast majority of that fell in the very short period of time. board he even town 7.4, west deptford at 6.5. cherry hill 5 inches. seaville cape may county even pick up 3 inches of snow toward the shore. now that the system is out of here, what to expect as we head toward the weekend? could we have another storm in the seven day forecast? we will have more on that coming up. for now, back over to you. >>> see you then. >>> delaware county takes another hit. >> last week's winter storm was destruction and power outageness that area and today 's weather, added another layer of trouble, joe holden is live in havertown where he has been reporting all day, joe. >> reporter: jessica and ukee we are still recovering here in havertown, the good news, it haze stopped, snowing. there is a slight of a breeze, but the power just continues to be a primary concern, and, the number of outages, has, ticked upwards. we spoke to a man who lost power right at the same time the wawa here, did as well, and

but you've gone back now to moorestown?i finally got off 130 after my three and a half hour commute. which is normally 20 minute. so, this is the main drag, it starts at chester avenue down by main street, and then it becomes riverton road. now, that's bridgeboro road where everybody's trying to get around, that's where the high school is, and that is a mess. but so i saw some snow melting last night, i was like wow. but it wasn't from the temperature. chris, turn around. so you had all of the lines down. power was out. and you can see, the black burn-marks, both in the mud, and in the snow, and that is a thick line there, whatever that was, and you can see, ahead, they put caps on there, and you can see the plastic thing that's holding those three lines together. and a piece of the cap now somewhere right here on the ground. so we will walk up the street, and it is safe around here, by the way, sue serio right on the money, temperature has dropped, even though the sun is out and breitbart. >> this road sheet of ice. this i

we have moorestown fire department going down there right now, police are down there, road closed off video of what was going on a little while ago. there was a disable tractor trailer at the bottom of the hill right in front of the power line. apparently what happened was tractor trailer tried to stop, because of the power line backup, turn and got stuck there for several hours and it was pretty difficult to get that tractor trailer out. other cars got stuck turning around and i talk to two guys that lived here, in the area, and one of them described for me exactly what was going on down there. what happened here behind you. >>> parentally stuck. >> four wheel spin the back there so we're struggling to get traction, but i guess next stop is a ramp to try to toe him out. police hopefully have some ideas. >> reporter: police and fire both there now. we have some plow trucks that are on the roads, they are trying to push this, slush this slop off of the road. it moves easily. cut through it like butter but there is a lot of volume and it will take a little while were these road are clea

but this is the best spot i've seen all day, i've been up since about midnight, my street in moorestown, we had the big wet flakes dragging down branches, then i passed those wires on 73 and 130, got detoured on that on my way n even the betsy ross bridge for the first time since i've been commute interesting moorestown, and in 2004, was slush covered. they usually get that chipping cleared. yesterday on my way home they put the brian down but must have washed away with the rain. i was slipping on the betsy ross bridge. so that was the worse part i saw in south jersey. so getting all the way up here to lehigh valley where it is expected to be hardest hit, nothing right now, at all. you can see everybody driving by with no problems at all. and by the way, you mention the power outages toss to go me, they've still got 7400 people in allentown, ppl reports on their outage map. still without power from last friday storm, now heading into this storm. so, if we get hit, the hardest as expected with maybe up to foot and a half of snow, you can only imagine how much difficulty there is going to

laurel, marlton, and moorestown, among the three towns hardest hit for sure. all around town. so if you can, let somebody a hand when they need it. don't just drive by and say that's not me thank god. little did we know that guy trying to get to his mother before she goes into surgery. thanks for sean and greg for doing that. >> that's for sure. >> very good point. we did see some yesterday, mike, we saw some people helping out, neighbors getting out of theirs cars, that's always great to see. >> i can't tell you how many times i've heard in the last 12 hours, one of the worse storms they've n been through. at the are at the time it didn't seem that bad. we've had 40-inch snowfalls. >> i think it is the commute. >> the commute. and the heaviness of the snow. the storm left so many people in ducks county without power too. that was the scene near bensalem, last night. >> so heavy snow, strong wind, brought down trees, causing widespread power outages. so, jenny joyce is in that area now. jenny? >> the light are working. >> yes, good morning, guys. so we are live at street road

com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ >>> so what -- sorry, we are in moorestown sky fox, look at that tree, so this was earlier, remember steve keeley was over in moorestown, new jersey talking about how bad it was over there, some trees, power lines but we just saw this sky fox stopped over and we wanted to show it to you. this is what we are dealing w this is like second time we had to tiehl with this, first nor'easter made it worse because trees, branches were weighed down and second storage cam through and they are just coming down. there is talk of another storm on sunday, yes, mike. >> no. >> i cannot see. >> trees over train tracks. >> yes. >> that is why sky fox is concentrated on this particular tree, it has fallen on train tracks. >> yes, you are right, i cannot see. thank you, appreciate that. >> that makes the situation so , tricky there, will be delays, i'm in the sure fit is amtrak, septa we will give you details as soon as we get them >>> 9:31. what do stars wear on red carpet awards show like oscars , lot of times it inspires people, and local des

this happened in moorestown, new jersey.cenes played across, played out across the region. >>> and take a look at this big rig stuck in moorestown, burlington county. we found that most major roadways are clear this morning, but you could still see some issues on some secondary roads, some snow, utility poles and lamps, and all that wasn't enough there is also thunder snow. >> i was inside comfortably, nice and warm, and then i heard a loud cracking and i ran outside and i was actually scared. definitely not something i was expect to go day. >> different experience seeing lightening and thunder in the middle of the light, snow, frozen, i never expect that to happen. >> now road crews were working through the night so it should be easier this morning for drivers to get around. >>> in other news, florida lawmakers are moving a new gun bill, to the governor's desk. the florida state how the passed a bill by 67 to 50 vote yesterday to restrict gun sales and allows teach tours carry weapons to school. bill, in response to last mo

. >> three men hired to run the funeral home in moorestown charged with stealing more than $1.3 millionthe money into their personal accounts. they were charged with theft by deception, the funeral home ceased doing business back in 2016. >> from the trentonian, new jersey transit announced on morning train that immigration agents were on board looking for illegals. new jersey transit called the alleged conduct offensive, unprofessional. >> in the news journal for over a decade portion of fines lever i had against delaware commuters given to the community environmental project fund, it sparks environmentally project. funds are wind bing, once $2 million on hand to re incest in the community, the funds now at a $21,000 low. >> and now the newspaper headlines from around the delaware and lehigh valley. >> up next: some big trade rumors flying around the eagles, details in sports. >> and hearing from passenger being called a hero this morning, he helped send off attack here stabbed a woman, attempted to charge her child on greyhound bus, stay with us , we'll be ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪

the suspects family members raymond dale, ronald and shawn zale were running the funeral home in moorestown say from 20 on will through 2016 they diverted 1.3 million-dollar into their personal bank accounts. the investigation into the l began after it closed in 2016. >>> a work out to help little hearts, second annual philly spin in takes place weekend to benefit children's hospital of philadelphia cardiac unit. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the giant spin party and the patients it will help. >> reporter: it will be a good time for everybody. 500 riders are expected for chop's spin in party, and doctors say the money raised will fund innovative research, that will help pediatric hea patients. two and a half year-old fey kaufman loves cooking with her big sister. what will we cook today. baya is a busy little girl these days but her life started with a ominous diagnosis, a cgenital heart defect. >> when the says, we have a major every problem, there is a problem with the heart, i figured that was it. >> reporter: baya's parents, steve and matt, lived every parent's, nightma

the investigation began after the moorestown funeral home went out of business in 2016. >> ever sinceles championship parade he has been the city's most popular mummer. >> now jason kelce has met his mini me. two-year-old landon slattery dressed in an exact replica of kelce's parade day costume. >> he met the birds center on sunday in valley forge. his parents made him the outfit and don't worry the mini mummer cannot recite all the words from kelce's legendary parade day speech. you tell me who is having more fun after the eagles super bowl win than jason kelce. >> he's doing a great job with fans. awesome. >> yeah. >> 4:57. power crews are working around the clock to restore power before the next nor'easter arrives. >> also at the right right place is the right time. see how skiers saved a young girl who slipped out of a chair lift. >> despite ripping the roof off of a semi truck, the driver just keeps going. see the damage in the city's point breeze section next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and

around center city, abington, norriston as you move toward cherry hill, voorhees, mount laurel, moorestownllingboro looking at some of the wet conditions here on this thursday. so soaking rain especially overnight tonight. i'd say between 9:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. we're logging at the heaviest of the rain. then the high winds pick up especially tomorrow afternoon and evening. winds gusting 50 to 60 miles per hour power outages will be a problem so secure the trash cans the loose lawn furniture now is the time to do that before those winds really start to pick up tomorrow afternoon. we're looking at rain changing over to wet snow as far south as philadelphia tomorrow. but the accumulating snowfall well north and west toward the poconos where they could see a half a foot to maybe even a foot of snow. wet heavy snow as we do hour by hour, you can see the rain overnight tonight through early on your friday morning. and then look at that cold air rushing from north to south. temperatures will be marginal. so wet snow not really sticking to anything. the exception once again north of the pennsylva

laurel, moorestown, medford, five to eight.ee to six as you head toward tabernacle and gloucester. that heavy wet snow is going to be tugging on the tree limbs and power line the biggest problem iain will be power outag outagee north and western suburbs that got hit hard on friday we'll be seeing more downed trees unfortunately. overnight temperatures in the 30s highs tomorrow will be in the 30s. only around 36 degrees in philadelphia. so that heavy wet snow will be an issue. don't try to shovel this. this is going to be a problem with the heaviness of the snow. thursday windy we dry it out. friday a morning snow shower. weekend looks great for the philadelphia st. patrick's day parade on sunday and then it's pretty quiet with a few showers monday. tuesday sunny and dry the temperature 46. of course, sue and mike will have the latest tomorrow morning. iain this storm is still evolving. >> all right, kathy, thanks. big one. >>> shredder what's coming up in sports. >> too many athletes hang on for too long. we've seen it but unde

brandywine, delaware, 10-inches moorestown, new jersey, 8-inches lots of trees down there. bryn mawr 11-inches. flemington, new jersey, ten. langhorne pa10. media, 9.2. ridley park eight and in bordentown, new jersey, along route 137.4-inches of snow. ultimate doppler showing what's going on here. you can see our storm off the coast of new jersey moving toward the north and east and on the back side of this pulling down some real cold air with northwesterly winds. only place we're seeing the snow right now is through ocean county and monmouth county. we're drying out into more of a northeasterly whipped. north wind that will be turning toward the northwest as the storm moves off the coast of long island much visibility significantly improved. look at this. 10 miles in most locations. we know if you have a night out tonight or you're waiting for somebody to get home, check the airlines but visibility is good just half to clear everything out the airport. wrightstown you can see one and a half mile visibility where we still have some heavy snow there. right now 29 in the poco

. >>> the late winter blast in south jersey made for a sloppy commute yesterday in moorestown burlington county. snow led to down limbs and slow going on the roads and if that wasn't enough, there was also, thunder snow. >> i was inside comfortably nice and warm, and i heard a loud cracking and i ran outside, and frankly scared a little bit. definitely not something i was expect to go day. >> different experience seeing lightening, thunder in the middle of the all of the snow and everything. never expect that to happen. >> reporter: it should be easier for drivers to get around after cruz working through the night. >>> we have a lot more to cover from yesterday's major winter storm. >> that is the sound of the rare, weather event that we expected from the nor'easter, find out where thunder snow was captured on camera, coming up next. >>> does worrying about work have you losing sleep? if so you are not alone i'm lou young in new york with the results of a new ifwhat would it say?ash tag 80% glowing 50% freckles no matter your skin type, all skin deserves gentleness. that's why dove is su

laurel, moorestown, medford, five to eight.hree to six as you head toward tabernacle and gloucester. that heavy wet snow is going to be tugging on the tree limbs and power line the biggest problem iain will be power outag outagee north and western suburbs fridae seeing more downed trees unfortunately. overnight temperatures inin the 30s. only around 36 degrees in ll bedelphia. an issue. don't try to shovel this. this is going to be a the heavi. thursday windy we dry it mornin. weekend looks great for the philadelphia st. patrick's day parade on pretty quiet with a few showers monday. tuesday sunny and dryure 46. of course, sue and mike will have the latest tomorrow mornin is still evolving. >> all right, kathy, thanks. bigoming up in sports. >> too many athletes hang on foa icon says it's not time to go just hanging around is ♪ >>> nfl rosters change every year. you see you have to stay in vogue. general managers can't be caught wearing last year's team fashion rules. free agency trades draft picks they rip up the roster to kee

check out this video from moorestown, new jersey cars buried under heavy snow, inches of snow, most likelyl over a foot in north jersey yesterday. a teenagerser in massachusetts used it as a star wars theme backdrop. you can see him wielding a saber here. he lives in newtown. he said the snow made his neighborhood look like the planet, hask, do not send meehan e-mail, if i miss pronounced that, from the star wars thrilling. >> i'm not either, jim, i cannot help you. >>> closer to home a plow driver in lackawana county has advice for people when the snow starts to fall. over weekend he wrote out his message on his snowplow and became so annoyed during friday's snowstorm when it took him to four hours to get monroe county to lack want a he was hopeful things would be different this time. take a listen. >> i was fed up sitting on the highway the other day and i needed to put my message out. everybody loves it. i get stopped all the time. a couple of penndot workers stopped me and gave me a thumbs up and everything. >> penndot says a lot of drivers did get the message, somehow and they stayed

today if you are heading to work, the late winter blast made for a sloppy commute yesterday in moorestown, burlington county. snow led to down limbs and slow going on the roads and if that was not enough, there was also, some thunder snow. >> i was inside, comfortably, nice and warm, and then i heard a loud cracking and i ran outside, frankly scared me a little bit. >> definitely not something i was expect to go day. >> different experience, seeing lightening and thunder in the middle of all this white, snow and ice and everything. i never expected that to happen. >> road crews were working throughout the night, so it will be easier for, drivers around this morning as they get around. >>> up next, we will show you, tell but some new m and m flavors and why one is going to be sitting around. >>> plus paris jackson is making her big screen acting debut we will preview her new role, coming up, chelsea. >>> jim and rahel, i'm tracking sunshine, so lots of melting expected today and potentially another coastal system as we head in the later part of the weekend we will have details coming up bu

. >> is that moorestown. >> presnowstorm. >> moorestown mount laurel border where doug pederson is seenall the time in the world while his ice cream melts in his cart. doug may be over there at a presnow storm shopper. >> is that in the big shopping center anyway so there is a lot going on. >> reporter: yes, is there a target yes. >> eagles pro shop. >> yes whole lot going on, right. >> okay. >> reporter: as i look at the clock i can hear producer rapping me as i see almost 8:10. it is almost about to start snowing. >> let's see it switch over to 11. >> the one in new jersey has a clock too. >> every wegmans should have a clock and if i see the governor of any of our tri-state area, every wegmans would have a clock. >> well, thank you for doing it for the people. >> for the people. in montgomery county we have a camera there is it time yet? bill cosby usually shows up between now and 8:30. >> yesterday he showed up in the 9:00 o'clock hour. >> that is right. >> so probably just depends on the day and how his morning is going. either way you will be there wait forgo when he gets to the c

we will see rains heavy around moorestown bensalem steady rain this morning. here in philadelphia. forty-one feels like 33. we will not see sunshine. we will have rain, wet snow, damaging winds and coastal concerns including beach erosion, flooding and maybe power outages with winds gusting as high as 60 miles an hurry to day, so, a lot of problems with this storm. mike masco, it is complicated. >> try to being in delaware where it is real complicated. ninety-five north bound three lanes income out. we have been talking about for about an hour now. there is clean up involved. tractor trailer coming off 495 trying to merge on to 95 and who its way in a big way. we have fuel on the road, they will to have clean that uptake lots of time, i-95 north bun at 495 be aware of that. had an earlier disable vehicle at 95 north bound at vine. we are looking good. this is another big headache, amtrak train coming out of d.c. 190, 111, very gusty wins that knocked a tree limon high power wires, and that has completely income out train service from d.c. all the way up to phi

moorestown n or mo town as we call it 8-inches of snow. cherry hill 6-inches of snow.nter of the storm is moving well toward the north and the east you can see the back edge of the snow moving toward the northeast as well. as we take zoom in this is the heaviest band where we can expect an inch an hour. this is where dawn is you can see in mercer county, east wind along 130 and 95 heavy snow. through wrightsville and heading down the shore. our beaches along lb. i barnegat light, ship bot testimony and pebble beach this is where we have that last band of heavy snow. then it's moving out of here. you can see lighter snow accumulation now in atlantic city where the band was just within the past hour or so. on ultimate doppler this is our triple sweep. you can see the winds out of the north becoming northwesterly as the storm moves farther away still seeing that snow in western mercer county and also the western part of the burlington county into ocean. that's the only place left. right now 29 in the poconos. 35 in philadelphia. 35 in millville. temperatures up a few degr

places like medford, moorestown even cherry hill, haddon heights, possibly on that low end if you're mixing more and philadelphia right on that border between three and six and possibly five and eight. i think the eight in parts places like drexel hill and upper darby less mixing and eight to 15 high confidence here in our northern and western suburbs where you will be all snow. there will be a place through the lehigh valley berks county and the poconos where you definitely see that 12 plus. so i will be back with more information on the true impacts of this storm, iain, because i'll tell you this is going to be a big problem for those pla places that were so hard hit on friday. >> absolutely, kathy. all right. thank you. some people still trying to recoup the aftermath of friday's storm. many people still in the dark and those who aren't are racing to get groceries tow try to prepare fort next round coming in just a few hours as kathy told you. our joyce evans checked out some shoppers in delaware county and montgomery county and joins us live from bala kin wide. joyce? >> reporter

holland as we move into south jersey, we have 40 degrees in brigantine, glassboro 38, voorhees, moorestown deptford. winds sustained out of the north northwest about ten 20 miles per hour, still pretty breezy. and take a look at what it feels like when you factor in those winds, feels like 32 in millville, feel like the upper 20's philadelphia. points north and west. temperatures this morning, in the 30's, jacket, sweaters, by the afternoon, temperatures in the 40's, those gusts over 25 miles per hour across the area for today. 41 degrees in allentown, the high, 46 in philadelphia. we'll go mid to upper 40's for atlantic city. temperatures for tonight, dip into the upper 20's, so there could be some patchy icy spots across parts of the area, just keep that in mind be we're dry for today, dry for monday and watch what happens tuesday night into wednesday moisture, and yes, looks like another coastal storm rain could change over to more wet snow. bill? >> all good. because after that, we transition into spring, deal with it for another week or so. it's time to get those final oscars predicti

host: jimmy is calling on the line from moorestown, tennessee.y oppose the new law governor scott. tell us why. caller: i grown up around guns. life. --ad one's giving to me given to me on my ninth birthday. people don't understand. something they might. say you have a car that looks like one -- in nascar. are a standard gun. monte carlo, i put stickers on it, looks like a nascar. it's no different than the other one under the hood. that's the difference between nar -- an ar. if they banned guns like them themwould take, they would take, ---about guns. it's an automatic. it's just an automatic. that's the same thing the guns are. it's not a military weapon. you've's just been -- added mag wheels to the car. host: the florida law does not target ar's specifically.the limitations it puts on all guns, raising of the age limits purchase and the three-day waiting period that applies across the board. caller: if you put a three-day waiting period, you're putting the gun shows out of business. most of the time, they can go to a gun show. i went to a num