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new jersey. that is where the higher snow amounts will definitely be. they will be confined to coastal new jersey and long island but that cut off has it is up and it will not occur for us here in philadelphia temperatures stay very cold. the bottom line with this major snowstorm that will turnout to not be a major snowstorm for us scattered snow showers heavier snow is occurring, so what you see is what you get until 10:00 a a.m. as we saw from that model it will even well before 10:00 a.m. snow tapers off until 1:00 p.m. on tuesday. we will go through rest of the the day for everybody else and show you those updated snow totals throughout the rest of the morning. we have got to drag bob kill any an hour earlier not there are many people outside on the road. >> i was all by myself on the way in. good morning everybody. you want to see some snow? do you want to see some snow. >> come on. >> i was looking for it all the way in. i drove from malvern. i have over 300 jam cams. we will begin in evesh

we have a live look the at cherry hill, new jersey route 70. keep in mind there is a travel ban that remains in place for all of south jersey, entire state of new jersey. only emergency personnel are permitted outside on the roadway. they have shut the quint down here last night. if you are out there in new jersey make sure you are only emergency personnel and roadways still haven't been treated. here's a live look heading north up the new jersey turnpike. look at the snow here. the further are north you go you will see the snow and with that travel ban in effect not even the plow crews are out here on portion oz have that new jersey turnpike. let's come into levittown. a live look at i-95 through bucks county. the road surface is down and see the the light dusting, you can see ice underneath that light dusting. here's a live look at the the schuylkill expressway no problems or delays at all on the schuylkill or i-95. yo bobby tell me conditions from bear delaware heading up route 40 route 195, 495, leaving from south jersey coming in toward wil

take the new jersey turnpike. speeds are # 3 miles per -- 33-mile an hour miles per hour but traffic is getting by on 295. take swedesboro road, you have to be careful though, you may see icy pamples watch for -- patches watch for that. >>> main roads in new jersey are good, that's 42, you have to watch the secondary roads being more afternoon issue. louis road is closed at fruit farm road. they are conducting an accident investigation, it was a single vehicle spinout just an example what can happen. roads look fine and you hit a slick spot that's what you're dueling with. >> mayor the edgewater, new jersey, has declared a hole state of emergency and closed schools following this raging apartment fire. the flames forced 400 residents from their home in the north jersey community. winds and frigid temperatures hampered the efforts of firefighters. smoke could be seen across the hudson river in new york city. despite the thattive flames there are -- these massive flames there were no injuries. >> jayleno said quote

here in new jersey. the $2.3 billion small business tax relief package that we continue to phase in is improving new jersey's business climate and making our state more competitive. that approach is explicit in the sweeping, bipartisan changes we've made to new jersey's economic incentive programs. i want to congratulate you -- we have streamlined these incentives. and we have better targeted them to areas of our state that need investment most. and the verdict is in -- and the early returns from the economic opportunity act show that it is working to attract and retain businesses. in key parts of our state. in total, our pro-growth policies and streamlined economic development efforts have brought in over $12 billion dollars of new public and private investment in new jersey in these last five years. the fact is that, the deeper they look, the more businesses like what they see. from forbes media to vf sportswear, from wenner bread to bayer health care, companies have chosen new jersey as a home for exp

in georgia than a dozen new jersey. don't take my word for it. the leaders of mercedes said it for themselves as they announced the departure. economic incentive laws help, but lower taxes are much better. we will not win the fight to keep them create good paying jobs from middle-class families unless we lower taxes, yet i cannot make this a reality alone. it is you and quite frankly only you the state legislature, who can lower taxes further and make new jersey more prosperous for middle-class families and their children. i urge the legislature to open your eyes and ears to the lessons of mercedes departure and to act now to lower taxes and to prevent and other such departure and the employment displacement that it leads to from middle-class families in the state. [applause] [applause] [applause] we have also done much to a former education system. for for the 1st time in 100 years we came together to reform tenure. for the 1st time we brought the concept of performance-based pay to schools and our largest cities so th

new jersey.s what it looks like. they are getting some snow. this is new jersey side of the lincoln tunnel but in our area right here platt bridge, no problems or delays at all. road are just wet. that is the the deal. also on the schuylkill expressway into and out of the city as we look live at belmont avenue. aim deal up and down i-95. wet roads with the temps at 26 degrees there we could have some slippery spots. lets run down some big problems. this is a biggie here. the the city of ehiladelphia and surrounding counties are still under a snow emergency. that was kick in last night. no parking on the snow emergency route. give it a try. they will move it for you and it will cost you 300 bucks to get your car out of the lot. i put up on both my twitter page and my facebook pages a map of the city that shows, in red, the the snow emergency routes so you don't park your car. subway system market frankford, broad street sun way operating trains every 20 minutes instead have the buses through the o

overnight the storm will be intensifying, we'll he's see the heavy storm mainly in new jersey overnight and look at this huge range from the west towards the east. four to 18 inches of accumulation, depending on where you live. coming up we're going to take a look at new snow totals, this unusual setup and what it means to those numbers and then more snow in the forecast coming up in the seven day. jessica it's a very complicated forecast and we knew that no two storms are the same, but this one i've never seen quite before. this is an experience for us, but we're keeping an eye on it for you. > all right kathy, thank you. we'll see you in just a little bit. keep your eye on this and any winter storm by downloading the cbs philly weather app you can get live radar and track the snowstorm as it moves through the area. it's free and is available on google i tuns. > people who live in h central and north jersey are seeing this storm come in a big way. we have reporters in ocean county and mercer county two areas expecting some of the most snow in our area. we will begin with diana rocco wh

attorney for new jersey. he began to take on aggressively the corruption that existed within the state at that time and he began the investigations of the corruption. at one stretch he had 130 convictions with zero acquittals. pretty good record. that's a lot of work to get done here and -- done. i first met chris christie when at that time democrats had the majority in the house of representatives, and john conyers was the chairman of the judiciary committee. they decided that chris christie was a likely candidate for governor of new jersey. they wanted to put an end to his political career by putting him up for a political lynching process,. i watched chris christie sit there and give it back to them over and over again with his wife, mary pat, sitting behind him. i never saw him flinch. he give straight answers straight from the shoulder. that is when i saw what chris christie was made of. he was subsequently elected as governor in that blue state, new jersey, and he took on some or corruption, and he took

i make this offer to every major city mayor in new jersey. if you are willing to put down the sort of partisan politics, i will extend my hand and partnership, and we will rebuild your city. [applause] january 13, 2015. the beginning of a new year. a new time. so this year, let us recommit to action -- to creating the conditions for growth, to preparing our children for a better future, to addressing our long-term problems, and to valuing every life. no matter what condition we find it in. no matter what state of life it is that -- what stage of life it is at. that is our job as public servants. and that should be our common agenda for the year ahead. i believe in a new jersey renewal which can help lead to an american renewal both in every individual home and in homes around the world. i pray today that you will join me in that renewal as so many of you in this chamber and in this state have done before over the last five years. i am proud to be your governor and i will never stop fighting for our new jersey renewal. thank you. god bless you,

we are central new jersey. we are tough. >> reporter: throughout the afternoon, activity pick up at state's mergecy center. parts of the new jersey are getting 2 feet have snow but equally concerning in some area is the win. there could be white out conditions near the shore as well as drifting, which complicates plowing. >> what we see often times is those roadways never clear by, and department of transportation, and it drifts back over. we cannot predict when that will happen. we will ask people to stay off these roadways. >> reporter: snow is starting to stick to the parking lot in the broad street diner, same story, side streets just a matter of time before main roadways are covered in snow. you have to watch out because plow operations will be picking up. reporting live from hamilton township mercer county, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> let's head east to ocean county, new jersey as we continue our team coverage of the storm. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live in toms river tonight

live look at camden, new jersey. this is a white horse pike at the route 30, admiral wilson boulevard. there is ben franklin bridge in the background as we just mentioned. the travel ban is lifted in south jersey, south of that i195 corridor. but before you throw your stuff in the trunk take a look at this, here's a live look at the that spot. that is i195. >> you are good, bob. >> you want to make sure, i wonder if the governor check to make sure road were plowed before he lifted the travel ban here. i mean doesn't look good. south of the i195 corridor, so north of there, again, even the the poor visibility heading up towards new york and north jersey. painter's crossing 202 and route one, roads are wet with you about the row temperatures those wet roads could have icy spots when you get that dusting of snow. 422 opened for business. travel ban, lifted again south of that i195 corridor which is exit 7a, great adventures for new jersey good to go. you remember they parked plow and salt vehicles too last night. they h

especially across eastern new jersey. from 8:00 in the morning until about noon, light snow will begin to taper off. improving conditions throughout the the morning hours. wind will kick up as well. right now generally gusts, through the overnight 9:00 o'clock maybe gusting to 30 to 40 miles an hour in trend continues overnight into tomorrow morning. so you are heading out dusting off your car shoveling your driveway this wind will be blowing this snow around. just keep that in mind traveling. coming up in the full forecast cat/or are will check out the snow totals, main impact and more snow in the forecast. no snow right here in delaware county on i-95 but things will go downhill later tonight. that is very latest from the cbs-3 mobile weather lab back to you in the studio. >>> keep your eye on the storm along with our meteorologists, right now is the perfect time to down load that cbs philly weather app. you can get live radar and track snow storm moving through the the a area find it right now for freon google play and

good morning to bayonne, new jersey, live look at garden state parkway all the way up there near new york. further north you go better chance of snow you will have to see. here's the deal at philly international. yesterday in advance of the today's storm they canceled mostly all of the flights. given that the game plan has change they will get things back into motion. they have to reposition the planes. they basically didn't want to have any planes stuck in the snow storm. airlines to have get planes into philadelphia before they can load them up and helped them back out. check with the airlines things should improve as the day goes on. for gang through wilmington still speed restrictions up and down 495 but schuylkill expressway i-95 looking good come on down road are opened in center city chris back over to you. >> new jersey is one of the several states with a state of emergency. governor christie urging motorist to stay off the road. statewide travel ban in effect in new jersey right new. >> we will look closer a at is what happening on the roadways. the lets get to jen fred how

snow is on the ground in new jersey. voorhees, 2 inches on the ground and florence and sicklerville also. new england, that's taking a pounding. we're on the edge of that system. farther to the west, hardly any snow coming down. but philadelphia trenton area that's where the steadier snow is. lower bucks county. it's coming down heavier in some spots and light snow is extending into cape may county. there's already snow on the ground and there's a bit more on the way but not a lot more. this is good news. we've been on the edge of this storm system. we could have 2 inches on the ground by 10:00 this morning in philadelphia and some parts of new jersey still expected to be getting more snow as it is closer to the center of the storm that's moving into new england. but the farther west you go the less snow you will see. so not very impressive snow totals. a lot less shoveling to do as we go into the later afternoon hours. the wind though that's going to be. it's going to be on the ground tomorrow morning. 15 degrees to sta

new jersey hardest hit. greatest amount of snow the most blowing, the most drifting, the greatest winds. the roads generally okay right now. part one, it's not going to be much. it's not much. just a few areas of mostly light snow. we're waiting for these areas to come together. that's going to take a few hours. the peak of the storm will happen later, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. here's the low pressure trying to develop off of the east coast. as we get into tonight, look how much spinning is going to come in. look how much moisture is coming in from the atlantic. it's definitely going to be a huge storm. it's just a matter of how far to the southwest that heavy snow band is going to be traveling. that's the tricky part of the forecast. that's what has to be followed hour by hour. let's head over to meteorologist sheena parveen with more on what to expect. >> that's right. again, like we mentioned, it really depends where you live as far as how much snow you see. this is going to be a regional type of storm. if you'r

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live for now, above the new jersey turnpike southbound side near the walt whitman service area monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> we're also following breaking news out of center city where philadelphia's district attorney seth williams nournsed charges to be filed against a former philadelphia homicide detective. nbc 10's christine maddela joins us now live. you listened in on the news conference. what do we know? >> reporter: behind me is the office of the district attorney seth williams. i just walked out of there from asking him some questions about the new charges. we also got information about the grand jury investigation into one of philadelphia police department's former homicide detectives. take a look at his picture, his name is ronald dove. he was a homicide detective with the philadelphia police department when he is accused of helping someone who committed a homicide. that person who allegedly committed the homicide is erica sanchez. she and ronald dove were boyfriend and girlfriend when she allegedly killed one of her other boyfriends by stabbing him in the chest. now, aft

it will be in new jersey. blowing snow snow drifts 45-mile-an-hour wind gusts with snow-covered roads. it's going to be dangerous, especially the farther north are you in new jersey. we'll talk more about the morning commute around the philadelphia/i-95 corridor, areas north and west of delaware that's coming up. >>> this will bring greatly varying snow totals to the region, depending on where you live. the worst expected to start late tonight and into the late morning tomorrow. >> we want to check conditions on the road and mass transit with christine maddela. we've been warning people about this. hopefully roads are fairly clear and will continue to be clear as we get into the evening. >> it's stacking up right now in parts of chester and montgomery county. take a look at this route 30 bypass on the westbound side starting at route 100 to the business loop route 30 as well. it is all stacked up out there. slow go. same thing goes in montgomery county. 422 westbound here stacking up. normal volume for this ti

traveling to and from new jersey it is going to be slick, in new jersey, there is still a traffic banou cannot commute in new jersey, in new york, and even connecticut. if you do, you will be subject to possible fines. as we move our way into newtown, accident at bryn mawr avenue near west chester pike, downed pole to go along with, that so if you can avoid that area i would suggest do you. that will we have bus delays for septa buses, new jersey transit still a system wide suspension patco running on modified schedule dart seeing delays, so the best thing you can do is stay well informed with us here and then call the airport for sure. >> president obama con clouds his three day tour of india with a speech on religious tolerance and gender equality the president speak to audience of 1500 in flew deli, now head today saudi allari abe ya following king abdullah and meet the new monarch. washington man said he was responsible for the drone that crashed on the white house grounds. the unidentified man turned himself in yesterday. he told officials he was flying the drone for fun and he d

also over in new jersey, there's salting in progress on the new jersey turnpike. both directions north of interchange 4, there's a speed restriction in place there at 45 miles per hour. right now, you are seeing damp roadway here on the bridge as we make our way over to philadelphia. we went through new jersey for the past 30 to 45 minutes. we did not see much snow at all. it's really dry out here right now in terms of the air. we are going to head over to philadelphia right now and give you another update in a few minutes. i'm live in storm force 10 matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> septa says trains buses and trolley's should be fine today. they are monitoring how it will affect tomorrow's schedule. they will inform customers by 4:00 today if they are enacting a different plan for tomorrow. there's potential of shut downs for rail bus and access link service. they will cross-honor tickets. >> crews will be on the clock 24/7 until the storm is over. governor tom wolf met. they had nearly 3,000 trucks and 600,000 tons of salt at their disposal. >> i checked the websit

more in ocean county and northern new jersey. it's looking pretty impressive moving toward atlantic city. but as far as accumulation not looking for a lot. this is good news. just updated information shows by 6:00 this morning an-inch of accumulation in philadelphia, but as the morning goes on there's the potential for 2 or 3 inches in the trenton area more for toms river. and as this tapers off, you can see 4 inches on the ground. in trenton. 2 inch ostown ground in philadelphia. i've got the seven-day forecast that shows you the cold that's on the way when i come back in ten. >>> at 4:44 this morning we want to get a check of the roads because we know it could be a little bit dicey out there. >> yeah. as you can see, matt was telling us things are slippery. let's see what jillian is seeing through her cameras. >> i'm going to take you for a live look through new jersey. the roads are wet. they have been treated. roads north, they're completely covered. north of new jersey in hoboken outside of jersey city they're seeing a good a

this is in new york city. >> jersey shore will be spared the 3 feet of snow that could hit parts of new england. those conditions not hitting the jersey shore. in addition to the snow atlantic, cape may and ocean counties preparing for hooip high winds and coastal flooding. >> nbc10's ted greenberg live in brigantine. give us an update. >> reporter: we have a light rain falling at the moment. we saw some snowflakes earlier. we saw some ice pellets falling. right now we have light rain. people here at the shore are bracing for a hefty snowfall. high winds, significant snowfall beach erosion and coastal flooding. the high tide concerns comes in the middle of the night, around 2 a.m. 3 a.m. around the back bays when we're expecting heavy snow to be falling. communities are urging people to get their cars off the streets because of those dangers. the heavy snow and the flooding. atlantic city residents can park for free because of the storm, at the wave garage at mississippi and fairmount avenues. that is free parking for atlantic city residents at the wave garage. live in brigantine ted gr

if you're in new jersey central new jersey or closer to central new jersey expect blowing snow in the morning. winds gusting up to 45 miles an hour. we'll expect a lot of the roads to be snow covered. now we talk about the i-95 corridor. i've lowered the snowfall totals. still the snow will be sticking to roadways. winds will be increasing. we could still see blowing snow. the lower snow amounts, that will lie to the south. women ming wilmington and along that area. much of delaware we expect the lowest snow amounts. a sharp cutoff to very little snow to quite a bit of snow. we have seen some snow showers today. most of these roads, though should be passable with lower snow amounts. coming up we'll talk more about regionwide, how much you can expect, the timing of it and the updates with the radar. i'll show you all of that coming up. >> we'll see you then. >>> if you live in philly be warned the city is towing cars that are parked in snow emergency routes. tonight we saw crews at work on broad street. >> nefph what's going on where you are? >> reporter: the snow is starting to come d

new jersey police officers opening fire on a suspect is making national news tonight as dash cam video the entire incident has been released. it starts with a traffic stop on december 30th, for running a stop sign. things turned tense moments later when officer brahim days warns his partner officer roger worely that he sees a gun in the glove compartment. >> show me your hand. she me your hand. don't move. don't you move. don't you move. get him out of the car. he had has a gun in the glove compartment. >> day is a peers to remove a hand gun through the window as officer roger worely attend to the driver's side. he continues screaming at the man in the passenger seat in the the to move and to show his hand. that man was 36 year-old jerome reid, he warns him repeatedly that he will shoot if reid does not comply. without inn truck to reid raised his hand in front of him. both officers fire immediately shooting at least six rounds. >> don't move. >> reid's family announced it hired an attorney today and local activist today called it a clear use of of excessive force. activist want the ca

christopher's hospitals and three others to genees hospital. >>> more signs that new jersey governor chris christie will be a can tait for president in 2016. >> latest news governor has launched a political action committee to raise money for potential presidential run. over the weekend christie was a number of possible republican date to attend the freedom summit in iowa. next month governor will be in new hampshire which is an important early voting state, of course. >>> coming up, we will continue to track this snowstorm. here's a live look outside our studios at fourth and mark. latest time line and expect snow totals is coming up next. >>> go get it girl. 5:25 is the time. >> perfect time to have a dance party stay inside, keep warm. >> you have to do something to stay warm. >> let's check out how road crews are keeping roadways safe. >> jim westoff joining us on the phone from delldot. how is the the first state doing this morning, jim. >> it is pretty quiet in delaware. our crews are ready. we have everybody in new castle county since 10:00 o'clock last tonight but so far we ha

reporting live in pennsauken, new jersey. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thank you the "action news" morning team will be in early to help you with the storm. wool be in at tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. with the updates on the accuweather forecast and traffic conditions and any school closings. >>> be prepared with 6abc.com, our live sphrark -- storm tracker 6 live radars will be there to help you through and we'll have helpful tips. >> we'll have much more coverage 69 approach e approaching snowstorm coming up. 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. >>

new jersey transit remains suspended. we have a travel ban in new jersey.a modified snow schedule. amtrak no service north of new york. we have reduced service south of new york and you can see the dart is on a delay as well. septa buses we've got about 50 different detours through the area and septa regional rails running on a saturday schedule with no service on the kin cynwyd line dave. >> all right karen. on the big board storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us snow mainly over to the east of philadelphia. the city itself being caught by some of this and there are a couple lighter nuisance snow showers out to the west. the big story this morning is that the nor'easter formed later in the game as expected and did not intensify as close to us as it might have and as a result a lot of us are really catching a break from this storm. if you're over to the east towards mercer county and over toward the north shore by belmar and areas north of atlantic city and surf city you're still looking at significant snowfall amounts but not so much in philadelphia nd

speaking of new jersey, that is where the the big punch is going to be, new jersey, what is his name. >> chris christie. >> the new jersey governor. >> well are there signs that he might be a candidate for president in 2016. >> thinks a big sign governor launched a political action committee to raise money for a potential presidential campaign. over the weekend the the governor was among a number of possible republican candidates, to attend the big freedom summit in the state of iowa. next month the governor is going to go to new hampshire. he is running. the it is another important early voting state. >>> all right. >>> 6:12. of course we are getting ready for the storm ultimate doppler radar. you can see it. if you think our forecast is bad, a lot of people will get hit worse. we will tell you some areas, that will be bracing for 3 feet of snow. bob? >>> good morning everybody. a live look at this is route 100, in chester county we can take that camera. there you go. we have a combination of snow wet road, and things will be icy as we move through the morning rush hour, we will chec

new jersey. that is starting to break up in delaware now. new castle and kent county yiy saw a little bit. the darker blues indicate heavy snow and the lighter colors. the light snow which is what we have in mercer county now. temperatures are in the mid to upper 20s to near 30 degrees. of course with the wind feels a good bit colder feels like 12 in trenton. 5 degrees in mount pocono. will feel like it is closer to 10 below zero there by later tonight and tomorrow morning. for the rest of the day, we're seeing temperatures kind of leveling off. the wind if anything is going to increase. but the snow gets broken up and maybe some peeks of sunshine by later today. we'll talk about how cold it is going to get later in the seven day, maybe colder. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> glenn, shore points closer to new york city are getting the most snow out of the nor'easter affecting our area. one spot is seaside heights in ocean county where nbc 10's jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg is l

conference from new jersey governor chris christie. that's happening in the next half hour. >> announcer: nbc 10 first alert weather breaking news. >> 11:31, we continue to follow a major snowstorm developing in our area as you take a live look at the city hall largest municipal building in the country with 700 rooms. in about 30 minutes, one of those rooms will hold a news conference with mayor michael nutter. we'll bring that to you live when it happens. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz here with the forecast. glenn. >> vai, half of our area is going to see more snow than philadelphia and the other half will be less snow. but it's not going to be your typical kind of distribution as you'll see in just a minute. we have a first alert mainly for tonight and tuesday. that's when the conditions will be the worst, especially tuesday morning. i don't think there will be much of a rush hour tuesday morning. the snow totals are going to range tremendously across the area literally from two to 15 inches. so the

we're looking live in deptford township, new jersey. chopper 6 was over the scene where we had an accident involving a tractor-trailer split open. it was carrying rock salt. you can see the emergency workers with the rock salt blocking lanes northbound and southbound that's in deptford township. this accident both ways being blocked partially with the bags of rock salt all over the highways causing problems. a new accident on the walt whitman bridge eastbound past the toll plaza this accident blocking the two left lanes. problems, david all over the roadway, even though we have no precipitation out there. >> reporter: it's odd, there's frost on the windshields in a lot of neighborhoods but that doesn't necessarily transfer to icy patches on the roads but with the all the accidents it looks like we could have freeze ups. 30 degrees in philadelphia right now. so it is on the cold side, 25 in allentown, even not winds are not that strong. we have windchills making it feel like 21 in philadelphia. one more set of numbers to reenforce the id

, new jersey majors, overall, are not awful. however, on the northbound side of the new jersey turnpike before 168 the black horse pike, we have a split tractor-trailer accident. that accident is blocking the left lane on the northbound side, and left lane southbound, due to debris spilled from the tractor-trailerment ukee nicole? >> vittoria, thank you. time is now 5:36. in business news, this morning, why southwest airlines is paying record fine. >> we could soon have new way to wager in las vegas jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, morning. >> reporter: good morning nicki, nicole, see if the markets can turn around today after five days of losses. yesterday the dow fell 106-point, the nasdaq dropped 68. the falling price of gas and oil is great for drivers. but not for energy companies. and now layoffs are coming. houston-based oil companies slumber j is cutting 9,000 jobs. the us has been pumping out more oil than they have in decades, in global demand actually down, so the price of cruel oil has fall

keep in mind a travel ban is still in effect for new jersey. but the casinos and hotels, they're still open. we've only seen a handful of people but we're going to stay out here. mat delucia live from "nbc 10 news." >>> only a light snowfall in philadelphia. nbc 10's katy zachry she's been roving all across the city this morning in storm force 10. katy, tell us where you are at this moment and roy you're seeing out on the roads. >> reporter: hi rosemary. we're going north on broad street right now. wee we're approaching temple university hospital. as we take a right onto a side street, a very different story. it hasn't been cleared. if it was pretreated fortunately there will be salt underground so it won't be as slippery slippery. you need to remember this if you're driving in center city philadelphia or any of the outlying areas. we've been in west philadelphia parts of center city. it's pretty much like this. a lot of the side streets have that inch of snow. the good thing is it's powdery, it's light. so it's really not causing any driving is

the event was all for a good cause, benefiting the special olympics of new jersey. it was cold yesterday, but as we see, sunny. today, a very different picture. meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the rain on this sunday. and michelle you were telling me this is very much a wait-and-see situation. we know the rain's coming but there's an issue with potential ice? >> perfect. we know the rain's coming that's a definite. but we don't know if the temperatures will rise north and west before that rain gets there. that's what we'll have to watch over the next couple of hours. otherwise, we're looking at a wet day today. it's going to be a wet one. some heavy rain falling as we head throughout the afternoon, and that could be a sharp cutoff from northwest to what we're seeing. the south, delaware parts of new jersey they're going to see some very wet weather. to the north and west they may get the freezing drizzle, but they also may not see a lot of that rain. a good sunday morning to you. get ready, get the umbrellas weather. you'll see that rain falling. the que

so avoid the new jersey turnpike.n though it is not completely shut down, we are seeing delays in both directions. so 295 is going to be a good option for you if you need to get around that. now, we had an accident on 76 westbound at montgomery drive, that cleared to create a big backup on the vine. it's still there but delays are starting to loosen a little bit. >>> at 6:54 a home remoldinging project that the homeowner never wanted. a gaping hole here in the front of a house. that's where an suv slammed into the porch earlier this morning in the logan section of the city. when we come back in three minute, we'll tell you what happened to the driver of the vehicle. >>> i'm monique braxton. we are looking at the house in hogan where an suv slammed into the house. the investigators know who owns the jeep suv and now have to determine who was behind the wheel when the crash happened at 2:00 this morning. the suv has not been reported stolen. but the beasley family of five was inside sleeping when this happened and not i

in new jersey the system spotsible continues to pull away. lingering moisture is still there but system itself is gone w that said all winter weather advisories have been allowed to expire and new that temperatures and sunnies up and temperatures have a chanceúto climb, things will only get better and better from here in terms of left over icy spots thaw might find out there here's the the next big thing a storm that has continue to brew across portions of the four corners. it will grab some of that gulf moisture, move east and then by friday it is making a left-hand turn and heading up the coastline and then our problem it looks like for saturday. now what are we talking about here? at this point here it is just a few days away. we have a couple question marks witt. high pressure will be building in for next couple days. once that departs and allowed this is is tell to roll roll up the coast a few factor come into it. it does that high end up blocking the system. it force is it a certain direction? do we have enough cold air to move in and al

road conditions through our live mobile6 camera as it rolls along westbound on route 70 here in new jerseyoads seem to be just wet maybe a little bit of snow buildup but not impacting traffic at this point. and good news there but that's going to change of course later this evening and tomorrow. south jersey is going to be among the hardest hit regions so we'll keep an eye on it for you, make sure you have the very latest. matt pelman with the very latest in our traffic center. >> how we looking matt. >> you know this evening guys, we're going to be all right. just hang in there. tonight's going to be fine. tomorrow might be a little bit of a different story but this evening here and around the city most of our roadways are damp at worst or even dry. as you get farther north and farther west you're seeing some slushy conditions on some of the highways but we're also seeing along 95 a broken down vehicle, northbound side by girard avenue taking out the right lane. police on the scene causing extra slowing as you come out of center city this afternoon. but in the downingtown area, yes, some

a patch of steadier snow in new jersey. the snow will intensify tonight. it will start during the day today as rain. in fact you can see it in maryland, in parts of delaware and south jersey. not to worry, you will get snow out of this storm as well. the hour-by-hour weather shows on and off snowfall for the i-95 corridor and areas north and west. as temperatures get colder you see the rain/snow line further south and east. the snow is falling at 10:00 this morning in millville. there's rain in store across the coastline. some snow developing across the jersey shore during the late afternoon and evening hours. look at 7:00 this evening. that's accumulating snow coming down steadier by 7:00. during the evening hours, we are looking at lighter snow with the coming storm. it does intensify overnight tonight. have a look at the potential snowfall amounts when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> bill 11 minutes after 4:00. let's get a check of the roads again. katie and jesse were showing conditions in mercer. what are you seeing jillian mele? >> this is bucks county a

we need a new jersey renewal and an american renewal. i renew my commitment to new jersey today to make the lives of our citizens more prosperous, more healthy, better educated and truly optimistic. so that when we stand here in one year, our today will be better than our yesterdays and our tomorrow will be filled with real opportunity. we may argue from time to time over the best means to get things done. that's the nature of public debate and i will always be willing to engage in it with you. but our goal, together, should be to make sure that new jersey remains one place where a better life is possible -- for us, for our children, and for their children -- through determination, hard work, and a commitment to the greater good. there is no better example of what we can achieve if we put aside party and pettiness than the results we are seeing in camden. a city devoid of hope five years ago, a city riddled with violent crime five years ago, a city beset by a corrupt and ineffective government five years ago, a school system that failed

bridges and again there is not a lot of volume out there but speeds are slow and more snow in the new jersey area than some of our other areas 45 miles per hour on the garden state parkway. >> thank you autumn. >>> the "action news" morning team will be on early tomorrow by the way with the latest road conditions and snow totals for you join matt tam, david and karen to find out everything you need to know before you head out the door. >>> in other news, pennsylvania officials have busted a major prescription drug ring being run out of philadelphia attorney general, kathleen kane announced the bust, the operation involving 22 people stole the identities of more than 100 pennsylvania doctors and they allegedly forged principleses for 159,000 oxycodone pills and raked in over a million dollars, 15 counties were impacted by the ring and issued a warning to the dealers. >> we'll find you and find your network and dismantle you and you will go to jail. >> four of the 22 suspects are currently in custody and authorities have active arrest warrants for the rest of them. >>> a paterson new jersey ma

it's in effect from central new jersey all the way up to the canadian border. it includes two of the biggest cities in the united states. we're talking about new york city and boston. that means whiteout conditions are already possible in some places. from space, look at. this the winter storm looks like a giant smear from south carolina all the way up to maine. over the next 24 hours, we can expect to see two to three feet of snow on the ground from new york city up to boston and beyond. high winds will cause huge drifts making snow removal very difficult. thousand of utility customers should be prepared to lose power. this potentially is an emergency situation. salt shovels, food and water, they're selling out in area stores as people stock up for what could be a crippling mess that lasts for days. california will impose a travel ban at 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight to keep drivers off the roads in preparation for the worst new york's governor is already taking extraordinary precaution as head of the storm. >> the few measures that we're going to put into effect n

for drivers in new jersey. this of new jersey. 206 is closed. chris?he snow moves through we'll be left with a brutal cold snap but will the falling gas and oil prices make a difference in your heating bill? a lot of people are wondering that. if you heat your home with oil, yes, you will enjoy some lower prices. but if you have a major energy supplier, it's a little more complicated. p peco said the gas and weather impact the cost. they'll see an increase of about $5.50. >>> ready for liftoff. the local classroom experiment that is getting a second chance this morning. >>> the move that a major pet store is making to protect your pets. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. and try progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >>> four minutes before 5:00. happening today, nasa says an unmanned rocket is expected to lift off at 6:20 and it will carry supplies and also c

in new jersey.ow and 10:00 the rain that's that has started some spots, should be turning over to some steady showers between say 10:00 and 8:00. the area warm enough for that to be happening. but it doesn't stay that way. as this low pressure system, nor'easter really starts cranking up tonight it starts to pull down colder thayer changes everything over to snow. that general time line is between eight p.m. and midnight. visibilities, of course, in the dark would be reduced anyway. expect to find with the blowing and drifting snow that we will be finding through our new jersey counties and pennsylvania, as well, that you're going to be finding a situation that will be very difficult to navigate. so we're back out here live, we're headed onto 95 at this point, and at this point traffic is moving along just fine. but dow want to caution you that if for any reason you had to get out be really careful on the sides. the brine is pretty much in the running lanes. it doesn't go that far off into the shoul

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southbound on the new jersey turnpike at molly pitcher service a area ukee? good thanks variety tore y next update 7:55. up next on cbs this morning, historic talks in havavana cuba for more local news weather traffic and sports we're on th this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> good morning , an armed robber shoots a worker in the face while customers, store owner and toddler watch in horror. jane carabao joins with us this report. >> reporter: philadelphia police dusting for fingerprints at this germantown store hoping a robbery suspect made a mistake and was in the wearing gloves. just after 8:30 wednesday night on the 1200 block of east stafford street police say a man entered this store in the white hooded sweat shirt and ski mask and was arm with the gun after robbing the place for some reason, police say he shot a five three-year old employee three times. >> one to the face and two to the thigh. we are in the sure if h

and this is good for new jersey. [applause] now, despite this progress despite so much evidence of an improving new jersey, it has become fashionable in some quarters to run down our state. i get it -- that's politics. but let's be clear. our growth in this past year has been part of a trend. a trend that began five years ago. it is easy to forget where we were and how far we have come. five years ago, the unemployment rate was 9.7%. over 440,000 new jerseyans were out of work. today, the unemployment rate is 6.4%. we have cut unemployment by over one third in the last 5 years. and that is good for the new jersey families who now are working. [applause] and we have created over 150,000 private sector jobs in new jersey in five short years. five years ago, we faced massive consecutive budget deficits -- $2 billion for fiscal year 2010 and a projected $11 billion the fiscal year 2011 on a budget of only $29 billion. we fixed it by making hard choices, the way middle class families in new jersey have to do it in their h

. >> and good morning to moorestown, new jersey. live look at main street, again, no snow yet over there in south jersey but look at the headlights we have some flurries, some flakes but it could be tricky because anything that looks wet could bized over this morning with the temps still below that freezing mark. >> you've got it. >> interesting monday, good day, everyone, january 26th, 2015. >> it the is my sister kathleen's birthday. >> yes. >> i'm not kidding. >> that is what happens. >> i have got four sisters and one brother, i'm the the fifth of sixth. >> i have three younger sisters. >> do you want to see footage i shot on my patio last night just really last night. freakishly had had more snow than anybody else in the area. >> a little time lapse last night on my balcony. that is footage from the last snowstorm, in avon, connecticut. isn't that stunning. >> that is something. >> i love time lapse. >> yes. >> so it could be that way in connecticut tomorrow, for sure, overnight tonight into tomorrow. >> right. >> expecting thre