. >> why ship it from tampa to new pennsylvania. prark puerto rico is 95 miles from here but right now we can't get a ticket or do anything because we don't know when orine if they are going to find him. >> no one knows where the ashes went after they showed up in philadelphia. rozry rodry imez rodriguez says he has called the postal service several times and when we called they said they >> two friends were hunting in a wooded area of oak hill when one of them accidentally shot the other. the victim is identified as 65-year-old 5-year-old briews 5-year-old bruce best. >> initial indications are it was an accident but we'll investigate and make sure we find out what happened and how. >> florida fish and wildlife also helping out deputies in the case. and in sanford, a woman is fighting for her life after being mauled by half a dozen dogs. it happened inside this apartment. a neighbor heard her screaming and called 9-1-1 and when officers got there they found the dogs on top of her and were forced to act quickly. >> the officers had

pennsylvania! that's me. and this is for you! gus bucks ! the newom the pennsylvania lottery- with top prizes of a hundred grand. it's the best game yet. 'cause you're on it? well... keep on scratchin'! >>> it happened in north philadelphia. the community came out in force to show support for cities men and women in blue. "action news" reporter trish hartman has the story. >> reporter: demonstrators started at broad and girard, chanting as they marched through city hall on a frigid, blustery night. >> jesse. >> hartnett. >> they shouted the name of the philadelphia police officer shot at close range last week showing support for the cities law enforcement after a traumatic few days. >> my brother is an officer with the 35th district, you know, but it is deeper then that. i want to keep saying all lives matter. >> reporter: peace march, rally was organized after officer jesse hartnett was shot in the arm last week and his police cruiser in west philadelphia. thirty year-old edward archer was arrested and charged with attempted murder. archer has sinc

news. >>> pennsylvania senators bob casey and pat toomey were briefed by the fbi on the shooting. toomey called the attack a terrorist attack, but not everyone is willing to label that at this point. >> radicalization could occur in many ways. i don't know how or under what circumstances this man came to these terrible ideas. >> the fbi has not concluded and the philadelphia police have not concluded this is an act of terrorism. they are investigating it as it could be. >> we also got an update today on the officer's condition. we're told he's slowly walking around the hospital. his third surgery is set for tomorrow. stay with nbc 10 and nbc10.com as we continue to follow the officer's condition, as well as the legal process as it plays out against the suspect. >>> not a bad night to head out. it's not terribly cold. >> not too awful. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us now with his first alert forecast. glenn? >> it's a lot warmer than it was 24 hours ago, and 24 hours before that. it's been a really nice mild day, and the temperature got all the way up to 47 degrees. it's 4

there are people with winning tickets in new jersey and pennsylvania. see, there is some good news. >> there is still a chance. >> it's 6:00 a.m. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai on this throwback thursday. bill. still cold out there. there is no wend to speak of. >> not much wind, no, i am tracking billions of snowflakes, just some scattered light snow showers, more impressive. >> billions. >> you can see them in the pocono mountains, they have been in. this is the view a. little snow here. just some very light snow. we'll see a dusting in the pocono mountains, most of the rest of the area will stay completely dry. north jersey into new york, getting some of that same action. northeastern pennsylvania, while it is dry in philadelphia, and the few showers that moved across delaware and south jersey are fizzling. it's fizzling in the allentown area. you can see off to the northeast, a few light snow showers. but it is cold. certainly cold off nor snow. 27 degrees in philadelphia. as vai mentioned, the wind has taken a break this morning. so it

news. >> pennsylvania has launched the first statewide campaign to prevents sexual assaults on high school college campuses. it's all part of the national its on us initiative. governor tom wolf made the announcement yesterday. 40 colleges and universities across the state are taking part. the campaigned is aimed at raising awareness to prevent sexual assault and how to respond if it happens. >>> build like a girl. that's the most to behind a habitat for humanity group. it's the last day of the organization's women build week. yesterday local women worked at the habitat for humanity offices in norristown. they hope to rehabilitate two homes. habitat humanity hope those homes will be ready by june. >>> a local lawyer received a big honor. the japanese government gave him the order of the rising sun. it celebrates japanese culture and developments in the welfare or period severe aviation of the environment. the same honor was given to. clint eastwood in 2009. >>> folks can check out works of a local artist in burlington. the event was extended through today because of the blizzard. 28 east g

in pennsylvania, delsz, new jersey, let's go down to the shore you. we know a major concern is coastal flooding, hi winds, and heavy snow are also impacting the region. this is time lapse video from cape may. look at the snow builds up over hours overnight on beach avenue. >> now they are getting wet snow, high winds, concerned about flooding. just minutes from high tide, and nbc 10 drew smith is live in north wildwood, drew? >> reporter: good morning. the winds is intense out here. we are getting closer to the high tide mark. i want to show you over here you can see the waves are beginning to breach the sea dune here on third avenue and north wildwood, and the wind is just moving everything. take a look wider at the street. there's not much snow out here because it blew away. the waves are coming over the dunes and out on the streets. we checked in with the police, and they have had several power outages in the area, and some of those problems are related to transformer issues, and, in fact, when we were driving up in the north from cape may this mor

major news from pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. download the nbc 10 app today. >>> on this sunday night, new year's battleground. with 29 days to iowa, the war of words heats up between the front runners. what trump is saying about both hillary and bill clinton. and that terror recruitment video that uses trump's comments about muslims. >>> the standoff at a federal building occupied by armed anti-government activists in oregon. tonight, why they're outraged and vowing to continue their occupation for years. >>> day of rage in the muslim world over the execution of a prominent clergyman, all part of a bigger struggle between religious rivals. >>> and saving the sea. the oceans drowning in plastic, but now a novel idea to collect all that garbage before it washes ashore. "nightly news" begins now.

and try puffs softpack today. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> pennsylvania company will pay back thousands of employees who had to clock out during bathroom breaks. a judge ruled america future systems will pay 6,000 workers in pennsylvania, new jersey, and ohio. the company argued it wasn't required to pay employees while they took short breaks. in all the company will pay out about $1.75 million. >>> a new study finds depression and anxiety are more common among women who earn less than men. researchers from columbia university analyzed data from working adults ages 30 to 65, finding women who earned less than their male counterparts were at least twice at likely to suffer from major depression. experts say some of the burden could be relieved by instituting paid parental leave, affordable childcare, and flexible work schedules. >>> buggrger king starting todaa five-item meal for $4, bacon cheeseburger, french fries, chips, and a cookie. mcdonald's offered its mcpick two and wendy's four for $4 deals. all restaurants say they are looking for value conscious customers looking for an inexp

news". >>> pennsylvania state trooper alex douglas, who was wounded in a deadly ambush, will also be a guest at the state of the union. authorities say douglas with a was ambushed by shooting suspect eric frein outside the bloom inning grove barricks in 2014. another trooper, corporal brian dixon, was killed. frein was captured after 48-day manhunt. >> and you can see president obama's state of the union address right here on cbs-3. that's tonight, at 9:00 p.m. >>> former nba star lamar odom will not face criminal charges for his near fatal drug overdose at nevada brothel. thirty-six year old was rush to the hospital in october, after he was found unconscious, at the love ranch in ranch in nevada. blood sample showed odom had cocaine in his system. enter of the brothel reacted to the news. >> i've got mixed emotions, you know, first of all i don't like drugs, i'm not a drug user, and so i casino of think, well, they should prosecute him. >> prosecutors say they could not proof possession or that odom took the drug while he was in their just diction. still ahead this morning, we will hear fro

pennsylvania. biden who lost his son, beau, to cancer last may says he'll devote his last year in office and beyond to take on this cause. "action news" reporter and registered nurse ali gorman is live at the university of pennsylvania medical center. ali, tell us about what happened there late today. >> reporter: and jim there is a lot of excitement here on penn campus. researchers and healthcare providers are thrilled that the vice president decided to start his mission here in philadelphia. and it wasn't just talk. the vice president is starting to lay out a plan. vice president joe biden told top doctors and researchers his mission to find a cure for cancer will be his most difficult and complex undertaking but he believes a cure can be found. >> we're on the cusp, you're the on the cusp of some phenomenal break throughs. >> reporter: oncologist dr. robert lustig agrees. he says the goal is achievable but. >> a lot has to be done in basic research and then translated into patient care. it will take time but i think we can do it. >> reporter: mr. biden says his plan is two-fold. first, increased funding from the government and cit

idling especially for the big trucks it's illegal in pennsylvania and delaware and no idling for more than three minutes for cars and trucks in new jersey. and in pennsylvania and new jersey, it's illegal to leave your car running while unattended. so keep that in mind as well if you want to warm up your car, you think that you're trying to do that while you run inside and grab a cup of coffee it's illegal to have your car running unattended. folks will do just about anything to stay warm. >> this is for what we got in december. let's say we're making up for it now. >> a lot of people we found are also gearing up for the possible storm that we've been talking about at the end of the week. getting salt and de-icing fluid for the car windows. more tips on that in the next half hour. people this morning we're seeing out here at the station, not waking up to ice on the windshield so you don't need to get that scraper out. i did check the nbc 10 first alert weather app and here in ambler it's saying it's 16 degrees and the wind chill is 2 below. certainly feels like that this morning. so get out the long johns and head out the door an

. >>> in other news, pennsylvania governor tom wolf declared a state of emergency for the keystone state ahead of the major winter storm and wolf made the announcement in harrisburg just hours after a blizzard watch was issued for parts of pennsylvania, the declaration allows the state to get resources where they need to be quickly, governor wolf urged all residents for what is to come, and lets look live from philadelphia city hall, we expect mayor jim kenney to lay out the plan for the city in just a few moments from now we'll bring it to you as soon as the mayor starts to speak. in the meantime, sara bloomquist is live in south philadelphia tonight with more on how city residents are getting ready. sara? >> here in south philadelphia, residents are getting ready going to supermarkets and people are out and about gathering up all the essentials, here in south philadelphia, people live on the tiny side streets and they are preparing to simply stay home. >> the acme supermarket is a bustling place in south philadelphia, as people pick up the essentials for the days ahead. >> i got a lot

west virginia, kentucky and oklahoma got the lowest scores and pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey fell in the middle of the pack. >>> here is alicia vitarelli with a live look ahead. >>. >> reporter: before i go ahead and move to hawaii, i am heading to the pennsylvania convention center for the auto show. i am meeting adam joseph all day today, and at 4:00 to show you all the highlights from the show. cool stuff is happening there and to give you a preview of tonight's black tie tailgate. other stories today at 4:00, a big heads up for runners across the region, the lottery for this year's blue cross broad street run. and rick williams has live coverage of the caucuses starting at 4:00. and you can take us with you on the go. watch our newscast streaming live on your smart phone or tablet and check in with adam and i on twitter, we'll bet on the auto show showing you the best of the lot. >> see you alicia. >>> even when we get into the 40s today it won't feel very warm. >> yes, because the snow showers are moving in and when they do the winds pick up too. we'll talk about the deta

not appear to georgia, maryland, new york, and pennsylvania. it is being shared by new york and pennsylvania for the next 100 years. it was sent out by george washington on october 2. faded but still distinct. the question of how states get their copies back has resulted in amazing detective work. north carolina original copy went missing for a long time. it was returned to the state of north carolina as a result of an fbi sting operation that was engineered with the help of the national constitution center. you can read that in a book called lost rights. we are proud and excited to be displaying this copy in our great partners at the new york public library. a was an amazing example of collaboration to get this here where it was safe to display. this document is encased in an elaborate carrying case, filled with argon gas. it maintains perfect humidity conditions. behind this beautiful carrying case is a room that has perfect humidity control. if anything happened to the case, the documents humidity would be preserved in the back room. it is be

drivers going from new jersey into pennsylvania now have no need to stop because the new bridge toll is collected automatically at highway speeds. if you don't have easy pass, it will take a picture of your license plate and you'll hear from somebody for sure, they'll send you a bill. >>> holidays, of course, officially over. drop off your tree to be recycled in philadelphia. environmental alternative to throwing trees in the trash, you can drop off trees at a number of locations. we put a list on our website, nbc10.com. >>> the weather seems to finally be catching up with the calendar. >> we've been waiting for it. coldest temperatures in months are on the way. >> that's right, talking about temperatures dropping into the 20s and then dropping into the teens. show you just how cold it's going to get straight ahead in my nbc 10 first alert forecast. >> reporter: and after weeks of warm weather and fall starts, it is finally snowing money in the poconos. the story coming up. >>> needs its ears covered, too, in this kind of weather. >> you have a dog, you would know. >> i'm not putting

news. >> pennsylvania governor tom wolf and other officials held a news conference today urging residents to stay at home this weekend and out of the winter storm. nbc 10 brought you that news conference live this afternoon from harrisburg. governor wolf spoke alongside the pennsylvania emergency management agency. the governor declared a state of emergency ahead of this weekend's storm. fema is urging if you haven't already prepared to be stuck in the house, do so now. >> we're emphasizing be prepared. we've always said be prepared for a 72-hour period of time, meaning that you have the necessary food, the medications, those things that your family needs to do without having traveling outside. >> they also warned of the potential for power outages due to strong winds and heavy snow, causing downed trees and power lines. in about one hour, philadelphia mayor jim kenney will hold a news conference about the impending winter storm. this is a live look at the podium, we'll bring that live to you here on nbc 10. >>> and with the threat of being shut in this weekend, people are stocking up on

demarco morgan, cbs news, blakesly, pennsylvania. >>> the 127th rose parade gets under way in a few hours in california. yesterday, the police escorted the 44 colorful floats to pasadena for the parade. many roses are used to create the floats. people began lining up along the >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," reaching your financial goals for 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. everyone needs a bff. even your smile. colgate optic white toothpaste goes beyond surface stains to whiten over 3 shades. in fact, it whitens more than the leading express whitening strip. it's your smile bff. >>> president obama and the first family rang in the new year in hawaii. he is on his annual two-week vacation. on thursday, the president played golf with high school friends. he spent more than six hours hitting the links. the family wra

expecting snow showers across the area moving across western new york and pennsylvania into the tristate region after about 11:00 or 10:00 this morning. couple of scattered snow showers but they could slow you down on roadways as it gets slick out there. temperatures in 30s and quiet tonight. those snow showers out of here look it is like by evening. let's see roads christina you're here right with a traffic update. perform sure, okay yeah we have a couple of things on roadway right now. if you're going to be traveling on the deegan thank you very much. we have accidents and disabled vehicle to we're talking about them right now. start with deegan which is very, very congestioned for you good morning everyone. southbound side of the road after 223rd street where we have an accident blocking one lane of traffic heavy for you . we're also dealing with trouble on fdr drive that is the southbound side of the road by 116th, 106th both of those accidents really backing things up for you into the area. and then another spot that's really slow is westbound bqe at the williamsburg bridge with a s

news. >> it was just heart breaking. i could not imagine my god son, my nephew, my kids, anybody. >> reporter: police say 11, search and rescue crew from his pennsylvania, new york and new jersey, helped 30 look for the the little boy, according to the mayor local funeral home has offered to pay for the little boy a's funeral services. live from allentown trish hartman for channel six "action news". >> thanks for that update. >>> police are searching for missing man who suffers from seizures. forty-eight year-old craig font was last seen on december . font is a oxford valley mall but seen later that afternoon. that was the the last time anyone, reportedly saw him. he is partially paralyzed on his left side and walks with the limp. he is without his medication that he takes daily and his family is desperate to find him. >> we have searched day and night, we have searched all over bristol township, we have searched the bus routes, we have searched the weeds, every where we could possibly search, going to trenton, we have gone to philadelphia, and we have left flyers all over. >> family and friend gathered today to pray for craig's safe return. if you hav

showed at that time 31% of atlantic city visitors came from within new jersey, 23% from new york and 25% from pennsylvania. but in 2013, while new jersey visitors increased and new york remained stable, pennsylvania vit visitors had fallen to 19%, a casualty experts say of gaming halls becoming legal in that >> the casinos in north jersey would devastate atlantic city. >> reporter: but some say they wouldn't abandon ac entirely. >> we like it here because of the water. we like the board wauk. >> reporter: in the meantime, the senate and assembly are set to vote on monday on their own version of the plan president . at this point there's no sign of a deal. >>> that will do it for us. thank you for watching. >> stay right here. the news continues at 6:00. >>> now at 6:00, the nypd selts lawsuits over its muslim surveillance programs. what the department agreed to do. >> it's just i don't know why somebody would do this to somebody. >> a long island man thinks his home was intentionally set on fire and investigators believe me may be right. will a longer school day help literacy rates rise ? >>> i'm chuck sc

now moving inbound on 295 and new carlton and route 1 southbound better getting stuck in the backup and aside from inbound delays closer look there 4:10 to 202 and pennsylvania avenue both inbound directions not looking hot. 202 inbound really backed up as well. aside from that frederick 270 south typical congestion as you make your way 70 to truck scales. good news metro on or close to schedule. definitely picking up into the district this morning as far as congestion is concernedch that's a look at traffic. back to you allison. >> 6:18 coming up next recall alert involving children's cold syrup and it's expanding this morning. >> and details about an app to help you manage office powerball pool. we'll talk to fox business network in new york after the break. network in new york after the break. 6:18 now life's waking up slow... and getting out fast. and comfortable, organized bed and bathrooms that make mornings better. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in phi

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new jersey. residents have been asked to limit water use after the pipe burst, but service is restored. >>> back to the powerball, $1.6 billion jackpot will be shared by three winners. second prize winners in pennsylvania and new jersey won 1 and $2 million. here the numbers again, 4, 8, 19, 27, 34 and the powerball is 10. >>> something is better than nothing. still to come, lawmakers in new jersey make it easier for service members and their families to head to the shore. >>> the girl scouts have an event to kick off this season's cookie sales. >> reporter: it's not as windy and cold with the temperatures in the 20s. i'll have the details in the of the next shot of precipitation in the forecast. > happening today, the girl scouts kicked off their cookie sale season they will set up a cookie booth party inside the shops at liberty place in center city. an additional booth will be at the city hall courtyard. check the girl scouts online cookie locater where they are being sold. you can find a ling to the locater on my twitter feed. >>> time for the thin mints. i like the shortbread,. >> reporter: we're almost dry, there are snow showers around, some of them are moving so quickly, they look like flurries

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new schedule, 33 degrees out there and that is not factoring in the wind chill. it will be that first cold morning rush hour standing outside on the train platforms. we have some changes on the pennsylvania turnpike. if you come in from new jersey into pennsylvania, there is that non-stop cashless toll set up now. they snap a picture of your license plate and whoever that are case registered to that is who gets the bill, and then across the board on the entire stretch of the pennsylvania turnpike there is that new toll increase, so expect delays at all of the cash lanes until everybody guess used to the correct change they needing go through the the toll place, mike and alex back over to you. >> bob kelly, what is the number one resolution. >> lose weight. >> it turns out the the bathroom scale is not your enemy. new research suggest it could be within of your best friend when it comes to losing weight. doctors say weighing yourself every day can lead to opt nal results when it comes to dieting and exercise. >> that is because good numbers keep people coming back to their scales, while disappointing numbers, well, it keeps them away. >> well what they are saying if you have disappointing

. >> so this morning on "eyewitness news", pennsylvania turnpike drivers, get ready to pay little more on the road. how much more you'll pay at the tolls. plus, that is prank so many of us played as kids. dingdong ditch, ringing doorbell, running away. but for one teen the game turned dangerous. justin? >> pleasant finish to the to the weekend. "eyewitness news" returns. >> today is sunday, january 3rd, i'm rahel solomon. let's get your day start wad check on weather. justin drabick is out on the cbs-3 skydeck. cool forecast. >> yes, today probably one of the warmers days out of the next seven. talking first real true hit of arctic air coming at us late tonight and certainly for monday and tuesday, but cold this morning, sun is up, nice clear skies, not bad start to the sunday. big travel day today. looks pretty good. battling sun glare throughout the morning. no storms coming at us across the mid-atlantic and northeast. freezing at the airport, mid 20's, in a lot of the cold spots, especially up in the lehigh valley, interior south jersey are dropped this morning. twenty-three at this

really not much of a change big lake effect going on in new york, pennsylvania, back into ohio, and eastern suburbs of cleveland. all this will stay to the north. midweek. by 5:00 tomorrow, showing nothing but clear skies. tomorrow afternoon, lots of sunshine and as we go into come. most of the shower activity will hold off until thursday and it could actually start as a few flurries. today, we are dry them a clear. even on into tomorrow, blue skies. most of the cool air sticking around tomorrow. the next six him -- system is midweek. normal then -- below normal this time of year. when shows good go single digits. the seven-day forecast hard by accuweather. tomorrow just a 34 of high. thursday,'s could start off with snow and rain mixing. else i could get warm enough on friday that it changes to an already never. saturday, clear. that is later this week. the rest of today, 35 and chili. barbara: looking ahead, at 4:00 we will have an update of how a community came together to help a local mom and her children. amber: they have been counting on you to raise money for a new diane wilson will

in the newsroom, i'm bill ant son, fox 29 news. >>> pennsylvania's criminally charged attorney generalhleen kane locked in a battle for her political future. a senate panel is now deciding in she should be pulled from office. the question is this. can she be the people's lawyer for the commonwealth of pennsylvania without a law license? kane charged with leaking secret information then lying about it under oath was stripped of her license temporarily. special panel heard testimony from her chief of staff who argued she can do her job if the panel votes to yank her out of the job the full senate has to take a vote. they also vote to remove her the issue moves to the desk of governor wolf. he has asked cane to step down. >>> lea still the daughter hfl player devon still has beat cancer. >> such big news. her proud dad is spreading that wonderful word on social media. we have been tracking her journey since it began two long years ago. devon posted that lea's last treatment was last night. he shared this great photo of her. the five-year-old has been getting treatment at the children's ho

pennsylvania! that's me. and this is for you! gus bucks ! the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery- with top prizes of a hundred grand. it's the best game yet. 'cause you're on it? well... keep on scratchin'! >>> it's 4:25, 22 degrees in philadelphia. as the winter storm approaches there are some tips to keep you safe on the road when you decide to venture out. never jump start a battery that is froze. it could explode. make certain your tires are properly inflated. good time to do that today. keep your gas tank at least half full to avoid gasline freeze-up. and avoid using your parking brake in cold, rainy and snowy weather. >> avoid doing this. look at this picture. in canada police ticketed an 80-year-old man for not clearing the snow before he hit the road. the police department tweeted this picture, the driver cleared off well, didn't clear much. enough to see out the front. officers gave him a $110 ticket. in pennsylvania and new jersey the law says snow and ice must be removed from vehicles before driving. >> local colleges are resc

we have team three coverage with our reporters covering pennsylvania, new jersey, and then delaware. we start first with meteorologist kate bilo who is tracking things from the the cbs-3 weather center, kate. >> looking at cleve there in south jersey seeing those flakes starting to fly, this storm is really going to take hold of the area within the next three to four hours. by that i mean that is when steady snow will really start to fall for just about everyone, although we are hearing for folks that snow has begun in their area. lets look at storm can three. i'll tell you a few reports i'm getting from twitter. peter says that few snow flakes spotted. bob in west deptford says flurries just began. flakes began in wilmington says jim porter. kim day getting light flakes in north wales. just a dusting. those are our twitter reports. keep them coming. we love to know what you are seeing and when you are seeing it. if you want to get out there with your yardstick and ruler send them to us. we love to see it. storm scan three showing heavier snow. look at this snow dark purple over port

it helps to ignite the snow showers across parts of western new york and pennsylvania. we see the lake affects now into the tri-state area later this afternoon. we will see snow showers. we are not expecting cumulation. temperatures will rise in the mid-30s so we will see rain mix and across the area. tomorrow is drier and cooler air in the 30s and 40s. 500 expected by monday. we will stay well above average as we go into the beginning of next week . let's see how good it is on the roads . >> we do have a couple of issues out there with some stuff out there. let's take a look at staten island. we see areas in the fridge let's go outside and take a live look at the expressway. you could see there is more than it should be. there is construction on the bridge so you might just want to keep that in mind. we will see the grand central with an accident at the westbound side. one lane is getting by here. it's on the westbound side of the road eventually backed up . it's not looking terrible. not too much rubbernecking going on. it will be in both directions because of an unau

news. >> pennsylvania is on track to delay the use of exams as graduation requirement for high school students next year. the senate voted unanimously to postpone the requirements for two years and governor wolf says he will sign the bill. critics in pennsylvania complained that too much time is devoted to preparing students for the tests. the requirement now would take effect in fall of 2018. >>> unlikely group is recommending big changes for high school students in the college application process. harvard university sponsoring a new report that suggests college deemphasizes standardized tests and make the act and the sat optional. they say applications stress quality over quantity when it comes to extracurricular activities and a.p. classes. and also dial down a achievement pressure among students. locally the university of. . and princeton university endorsed the report. new college applications also may include essay questions for students to explain that contributions to others. >> you only see the number, what you put down on paper. they don't know the story, the real you. >> you'd like

new england area. that's responsible for the snow in pennsylvania, new york, new jersey. if you're going up there, watch the flights and the forecast closely. at 2:00 this afternoon, in central north carolina, we're quiet. sunshine all around the area. all the clear skies hanging around tonight. already showed you the forecast. plenty of sunshine and beautiful. official high around 53 in raleigh. 51 in durham. overnight tonight, career skies this time of year. the cold is what i'm expected for tonight. calm so no windchill tomorrow saturday, 55, sunday, 62. and the good news is it's going to stick around next week. mid 60s for monday and tuesday. 13 degrees warmer than where we should be for this time of year. that's hard to imagine. the next cold front is going to drop us down to near 50 for a high by thursday. and don't forget, it's groundhog day next tuesday. if he sees his shadow, going to scurry back to his hole. longer winter. and vice versa. hope he didn't. want an early spring. looks great. . >>> no move to los angeles? no problem. raiders are putting down a bid t

no issues on the pennsylvania turnpike. new jersey turnpike blocking the southbound lanes at the richard stockton plaza. working on 38 between mount laurel and southampton and southbound lanes of 70 at can you cuthbert boulevard. >>> confrontation for the spokesman began when a white van driven by lavoy finicum plowed into the snow bank, are he got out with his hands up and appears to reach for something. fbi said he had a gun. several others were arrested agents believe four holdouts remain at the federal wildlife refuge, they need there for a month. >>> new on "action news" a pennsylvania man's daughter who was accidently shot by a law enforcement has been charged with involuntary manslaughter. donald meyer pulled a gun on the constable and the constable fired back the bullet passed through myers arm and hit his daughter sara killing her. >>> you'll see an olympic swimmer make a college basketball player lose his focus at the free throw line. >> reporter: we're dressing the kids warmer with extra gear, it's chilly this mornin

tort 1.5 billion dollars. >> dave kinchen that's good news, $2 million in new jersey, a million something here in pennsylvania reporter: we keep refreshing the power ball website and that's how we get some of that new information here. no big winners in our area for the power ball jackpot but here's what we know. a somewhat crowd outside of the 7-eleven in suburban la, that's where california lottery officials say the winning, a winning ticket for the power ball jackpot was in fact sold. many the winner even in the crowd somewhere. officials say winning tickets for the jackpot sold in tennessee and in florida bringing the total to at least three for the big 1.5 billion dollars jackpot but power ball also says there was $2 million match five sound somewhere in new jersey. we don't know exactly where and two, $1 million match, five in new jersey and pa. exact locations aren't known there but power ball is played in 44 states. there could be more winners out there. we can i be refreshing that page and trying to get the latest. some people perhaps in our area, but certainly somewhere me jersey and somewhere in pa

turnpike, first of all, coming from new jersey into pennsylvaniau no longer have to stop and pay the the toll when you enter into philadelphia. it is non-stop cashless they will take a picture of your license plate and you'll get the bill in the mail. on top of that, all of the toll plazas, have the toll increase in play. this is a toll increase that went into effect yesterday, if you had the e-z pass tag, nothing will change. you zip right on through get the bill in the mail, charge it the to your charge card. but if you pay cash that is where you have to dig deeper and depend upon what exit you get off but expect delays at the cash lanes for the next couple of days until we get used to that new fare increase. new schedule on the high speed line, no problems or delays at the moment on the trains and we are looking good across the septa system. chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> is what worse than a toll increase. >> the eagles season. >> suffering is over, season is over quietly. >> i know, they will not go to the playoffs but we did end the

news". >>> pennsylvania senator bob casey and pat toomey will be at the state of the union address. short time ago senator casey told me from the senate democratic recording studio, he expects the president to chart a course for the the future. >> i hope any president would not just focus on the next six months or the next year, and would focus on the next generation. the eye think the president's tried to to do that and done it successfully but he has to do it again tonight. >> i certainly hope that the president will reach out to both democrats, and republicans, on the major challenges that face our country. and, let's be clear, reaching an agreement is very difficult but it is not impossible. >> senator toomey also says from the senate conference studios country needs a new agenda to help grow the economy. you can see the president's state of the union address right here on cbs-3, it is happening tonight at 9:00 o'clock. >>> we're following breaking news right now. iran is holding ten u.s. navy sailors and their two small navy boats boats after they had mechanical problems and dr

news." >> thank you chad. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers went back to work today for the first time since budget negotiations collapsed just before christmas. it was a regular session day for the senate and a none voting day for the house. leaders of both parties were expected to discuss the stalled state budget and last week governor tom wolf vetoed much of a republican spending plan but did however release $23 billion in money funding for schools and social services. >>> the employee new justices of the pennsylvania supreme court are being sworn in this week, kevin dougherty was the first sworn in today at the constitution center of philadelphia, justice elect christine donahue will take her oath later this week. >>> coming up president barack obama sheds tears as he remembers sandy hook and executive agency to stop gun violence. >>> and the eagles move forward with their search for a head coach. >> we only hit 32 degrees today but i'm tracking warmer air that will gradually move in over the next five days, but it will come at a price. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues ton

. >>> new on "action news," a pennsylvania man whose daughter was shot by a law enforcement agent ised with criminal homicide and involunteer manslaughter. this happened earlier this mon when the constable came to the apartment northwest of harrisburg to evict him and his family. donald myers pulled a gun on the constable. the constable fired at him the bullet went through his arm and hit his daughter killing her. >>> dr. said oj simpson has a condition known as cpe caused by repeated brain trauma. the diagnosis can only be confirmed after death. the former nfl players that had it, many displayed violent and unpredictable behave. he is currently serving an armed robbery sentence. in 2012 his defense team had considered using a brain disease offense to appeal his conviction. >>> a judge will decide today if the texas teenager who wants the "affluenza" defense should stay with adults or other juveniles in prison. >>> this swimming champ had added a lot of mystery to the curtain of distraction. >> reporter: we're dreading the kids warm because it's going to be blustery this afternoon. t

. >> do you think you can win a state in a general election like new york or new jersey or pennsylvania? >> yes. yes. >> explain how. >> all three. >> i think i'll win states nobody else can win as a republican. >> how? >> they like me. they know me. up state new york you probably saw it, they did a poll and i'm killing everybody. there is nobody close. but i did that just recently. and people were shocked. >> it was your second highest -- west virginia was the highest concentration of trump supporters and new york, eight of the ten congressional districts were your second highest supportive counties in the country. >> that is right. and west virginia we're want to clean up the call and start getting coal back into business. obama ended coal practically, entirely. you can clean it. there is clean coal now. we'll get west virginia rocking and pennsylvania and do you know what we do with coal now? we sell it to china and they use it. what is that all about? we'll get the coal industry going back. i don't know if that is the reason, why west virginia, i got a good number there. i love the

the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery- with top prizes of a hundred grand. it's the best game yet. 'cause you're on it? well... keep on scratchin'! >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> 2016 has not been a good year for the stock market so far. we've seen some ups, but we've also seen a lot of downs. today was yet another example. the dow finished down 390 points, you just saw it there. at one point it dropped as much as 537 points. so here now to make sense of this roller coaster ride, we'll call it, on the markets is robert wilson, a financial adviser. robert, always good to see you, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me, keith. >> first off, the question on everyone's minds, what's going on here? >> look, there's a couple of things that happened this week, but the first thing i want to say is we should not be surprised when things like this happen. only two things i know for sure when it comes to the stock market and that's stocks are going to go up, they are going to go down. just like when you played little league baseball and the coach said yo

ticket. >>> let's take a look at the winning numbers because there are match five tickets in new jersey and pennsylvania worth 1 and $2 million. 4, 8, 19, 27, 34 with a powerball of 10. the results are scrolling along the bottom of the screen. >>> developing news, a fire tore through a row home this morning displacing four adults and two children. two people had to escape through a second story roof. nobody was hurt, crews have placed the fire under control. the red cross will help those displaced by the fire. >>> new two philadelphia police officers suffered minor injuries when the driver slammed into the side of their unmarked patrol car. crime tape surrounded the scene. the 20-year-old driver stuck the patrolmen and climbed out of the rear window and started running. other responding officers caught up with the driver and took him into custody. he is suspected of driving drunk. >>> a pregnant woman was a passenger in a pick up here had a crashed on the schuylkill expressway. police say the truck flipped over the median at the university city exit. the driver was heading westbound when he lost control

cases have also increased in connecticut, iowa, massachusetts, new hampshire, pennsylvania, and virgina. experts say there is still time to get a flu shot. flu season typically peaks around february. the key to eating less may begin with the size of your plate. scientists in australia found that when plates were 50% smaller, people ate 30% less. smaller plates were especially effective when diners served themselves, either from a buffet or at home.. exercise may help decrease the risk of low back pain. australian scientists found that exercise, combined with education, reduced the odds of a low back pain episode, and the use of sick leave. exercise alone had less of an impact, but still decreased lower back pain by 35%. i'm aixa diaz in washington. how the two parties differ on the issue, coming up. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just an