that's more of a moderate rainfall coming down into parts of norristown, south coventry, chester heights, parts of philadelphia, stretching down into wilmington, all seeing a moderate to steady rainfall. it's moving up from the south and it will continue throughout the entire day, even heading into tonight. we'll see another round in the early-morning hours tomorrow and lingering rain showers even on christmas day. then the wind speeds are going to pick up, but colder air is on the way. here's a closer look at the dense fog, down to 1/4 miles in the poconos, 3 miles in philadelphia, 3 miles in mt. holly and our current temperature's at 49 degrees in atlantic city with rain coming down, 49 degrees in millville, 45 in pottstown and 47 in wilmington. today's high will be closer to 62 degrees. that's almost 20 degrees above our average. but as we head into tomorrow, we're going to see a falling high, which means temperatures are going to continue to drop throughout the day on christmas day. i'll let you know what to expect. i'll break down all the details coming up, but for now, we'll check

this is 202 mark lee street as you head into norristown.thbound come the headlights coming off the danne hower bridge heading into norristown. markley at main is the intersection and traffic is moving fine. a couple other issues to watch out for here in horsham getting word of police activity on jasper drive near lower state road. no issues so far this morning on the pennsylvania turnpike, speeds in the mid 60's there as you pass willow grove with no overnight construction. but 309 is still shut down in richland township so this is a good spot to avoid between tollgate and station roads. it's downed wires from an overnight crash involving a tractor-trailer that's causing the closure. maybe stay over on old bethlehem pike or even trumbauersville road as some possible alternates. if you're out and about in delaware so far this morning no major issues. of course we've got that ongoing construction that continues to close the ramp from the northbound side of 95 to 896 northbound. should be back opened by mid january when the u of d students hea

nbc 10's deanna durante live in norristown with that story for us. deanna? >> reporter: tim, i talked to a number of current and former police officers who all have opinions about this and what happened in ferguson and they say it's not enough to tell people not to fight with police. that that doesn't work. but some changes here are needed. >> my reaction is sadness. first of all. i think that you have to feel a sense of human compassion for somebody who lost their life, and from my perspective, needlessly so. >> reporter: norristown's police chief says taking his post a year ago he's had many conversations with officers and community members and in the wake of ferguson and new york city, the time to keep talking is now. >> if the result is somebody is unjustly or needlessly dead, then we need to take a step back and find out how we can do this business in a different way. >> reporter: at the same time, former cop and current state representative says the conversation has to minimize any fear police have on the job. >> with this outcry, i mean, it's certainl

joyce evans reporting live from norristown.ack to you iain. >> joyce, thank you. >>> some camden kids much warmer on this chilly night after getting some new coats. the foreman mills in pennsauken, new jersey, partnered with the woodland community center to identify 1,000 children in need of a warm winter coat. the kids were bussed to the store today where they did some shopping and when they went back to school, decked out in their new coats. >> absolute necessities when it's so cold outside. fantastic stuff. ba tock your fox 29 weather authority right now. >> it's cold but it will get warm and we'll get wet. i hear. >> yeah. we'll get real wet and we're talking about up to an inch or more in some locations, by the time all of this mess clears the coast but it will take some time as we look at ultimate doppler right now, you can see the heaviest of the rainfall still to the south as well as to the west. but we have some light showers across our area right now and then around the philadelphia area moving into parts of south jer

and the manayunk norristown line. so definitely want to double check that. >> not to indict white police officer in the choke holding death of african-american man. >> this morning, cbs news reports more than 200 people after he is dollars thursday. don champion more now from new york. >> dog result dollars traffic on the west side highway for second night. >> earlier in the night, the mostly peaceful demonstrations took a turn in times square, where police made several arrests. other rallied for eric garner as the site of the staten island ferry in march to down city streets in enough is enough. people are getting murdered every day, i'm sick and tired of it. >> angie over decision not to indict the officer in the death, continues to spill over to other cities across the nation. thousands of people of all races, push for change at boston's christmas tree lighting. >> need to get the message across to people even though people don't think this directly affect them. >> officer testified, before the grand jury, for two

damp warm did not stop last minute shoppers from heading to the malls, nora muchanic is live in norristown, new jersey, where she met busy and determined shoppers. right nora? we are at the quaker bridge mall at route 1, busy all day and getting busier as we speak. the mad rush is on for shoppers that haven't finished their list and for folks that haven't started to shop. >> i had to work until the end and now here i am, spending all my money i have coming. >> debbie was among the crowds at quaker bridge mall weighted down with gifts and feeling the pressure of last minute shopping. >> now, this year i am behind. >> the last minute shoppers are filling the stores you would think they are giving thing as way. >> the deals are awesome. the coupons are great and just tying up all the loose ends. >> one of few men that go out shopping with a list. i have a list. >> how are you doing on it? >> lots of check marks doing good. >> this kohls in chester is staying open so the hardiest can go. >> i have done that before and you get a lot done. >> work hard and then go home and wrap. it's fun. >> the

two organizations though are offering holiday help and fox 29's joyce evans is live in norristown., how are they making out? >> reporter: and there is help here and as you can see the toys are all lined up here. we're at the montco iic right here in the heart of norristown and while this organization is known for its job training programs and more, this time of year, well, they as you can see right here behind me are on another mission. 384 old christian butler is in heaven so is his little sister kiley, not feeling so well tod today. but their mom is thrilled for the toys. she's a single mother of three. >> they don't know how much they're helping. i think that a lot of parents here in norristown especially they are a little bit behind you know, you know, it's been a rough year for everybody. >> reporter: crystal butler is one of hundreds who are able to see excitement on their children's faces this christmas. thanks to the montgomery county oic non-profit organization. >> we had 320 kids that we've already serve. >> reporter: there are more to come as wish lists are being filled

. >> police in norristown are hoping you recognize this suspected robber, these photos were taken at 2:00 a.m. at the a-plus convenience store at west 30th main street. the man was armed with a gun and got away with an undisclosed amount of cash and cigars, you are asked to call norristown police if you recognize the men in these photos. >>> photos of hacked emails between sony executives are showing up on twitter, a lawyer for sony is threatening to sue twitter if they don't block the users posting the information. and the north korean internet is up and running after a nine hour outage there. here is more. >> reporter: first arks crippling hack attack that led to the cancellation of the movie "the interview" and now other business secrets and trade secrets began showing up on twitter on the 23rd. now north korea's internet is back online after going black for nine hours, the united states will not confirm or deny that they are responsible for the outage. >> john young counters that the u.s. -- >> a seth rogen film about a plot to assassinate north korean leader, kim jong un. >> the

. >>> old saint nick in norristown's police athletic league teamed up to deliver holiday cheer today. convoy of trucks and police vehicles carrying food and toys traveled through norristown and ended up at the salvation army on swedes street where they held a law enforcement food drive to help those in the community where they serve. santa of course brought the toys. police unloaded boxes of food and christmas carolers got everyone in the spirit with holiday tunes. >> love that. a dead cades old drexel dragon tradition is one against giving food to families in need. university alumni, staff, students and volunteers gave out 1200 turkeys to dozens of community organizations in the area. the annual alumni holiday turkey project provides holiday turkeys to families in need who live within direct system's west philadelphia neighborhood. or receive services from the university's family center. that tradition has been growing strong for 41 years. >>> fox 29 bob kelly taking part in spreading holiday cheer today as well. he was on hand at saint aloysius academy in bryn mawr pennsylvania as s

this is stretching down towards norristown, 202, glenside and into places like mount airy.f you live in this area, montgomery county even northern parts of chester please take it easy. area roads untreated will be snow covered and slick. right now temperatures below freezing so it is sticking to the ground where we have those untreated surfaces on the streets as well. in the poconos the feel-like reading is at 15. for the rest of the night and overnight areas of light snow reduced visibility at times with sub freezing temperatures we will be seeing some icy spots. come tomorrow temperatures will be rising through the 30's but it will be a cold day. look at those wind chills, staying in the 20's. we'll talk about a warmup in the seven day and more sunshine in the forecast as well a little bit later on in the broadcast. for now, jess, we'll send it back to you. >> kathy thank you. >>> drivers in the area are watching the snowflakes and the temperatures tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in feasterville with a look at road condition there is in bucks count

it's quiet right along the shore, but if you're closer to philadelphia, norristown, allentown, you're seeing a few spotty showers and probably wet roads when you leave the house this morning. so, with the fog in the suburbs and the light showers, just allow a little extra time to get to work. as we push into the afternoon, before this system moves out of here, we are going to see pockets of moderate rainfall, so we don't want that to day you off guard closer to 1:00, 2:00 for the i-95 corridor. a foggy start to the morning with patchy rain expected. and as we head into the rest of today, expect temperatures to stay above average, ranging between 51 and 54 degrees. >>> saving st. paul's catholic schools. the trenton diocese issues a deadline for the cash-strapped school. how much money is needed to keep the doors open next year. >>> plus, big changes in store for the billboard charts. how the music tracker's transforming the way it ranks today's artists. >>> it's 5:24. today investors will be looking for a repeat after a record day on wall street. landon dowdy is here with this morning

sheriff russell buono presented the awards at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown.ies received commendations for outstanding undercover work, community service and retirement. >>> christmas is such a busy time of year for the u.s. postal service but you can understand the special challenges of the post office in bethlehem, pennsylvania. "action news" reporter walter perez explains why. >> reporter: it's been a tradition for nearly 50 years now. tens of thousands of christmas cards from as far away as china are sent to the bethlehem post master every year with one simple request. the senders want the postage to be canceled with one of their two special christmas stamps one of which has the star of bethlehem, the other bears an image of the three wise men and every single one of those requests is hand stamped. bethlehem post master dan masio says that's on top of all the other outgoing holiday packages. >> we deliver over 3,000 packages in one day to bethlehem alone and they're probably doing the same. that's why i said earlier i'm so proud of the job these guys and g

now, the warm air that you see changing things over to rain in norristown and malvern to the south is pushing toward the north but it's going to be a slow progression and up until about 7 o'clock in these eastern or excuse me southern most areas where you see the blue like bucks and montgomery and chester counties, up until about 6 or 7 o'clock this morning you have that chance of that icing to continue. up in the lehigh valley it could go a little bit beyond that. obviously some drying coming into wilmington, too, though, so won't be too much longer before we start to see things improve in some of those areas that are currently seeing rain. as we take a look outside we have right now sky 6, the camera bouncing and that's another issue that we're dealing with with this coastal storm passing us by today. not only is it rainy, not only is it a little icy up north but it's also very windy and that's a situation that's together to last well beyond the heavy rain. 38 degrees right now in philadelphia, 38 in wilmington, 34 in allentown, 35 degrees currently in trenton. some of these numbers

holly, norristown could be coming in around 30 degrees.uburbs in new jersey, that tend to get colder, vineland, you could be coming in in the upper 20s, philadelphia, westchester, chester, wilmington, temperatures should be right around freezing as we go into tomorrow morning. a lot colder than this morning. the winds, however, are still up, most of the area, seeing winds gusting anywhere from 25 to 30 miles an hour. so the wind is going to still be with us as we go through the day tomorrow. it will be a windy day and a colder day than what we saw today. we will be staying dry. satellite and radar shows you clouds around. but we dry and we expect to stay that way as we go all the way through the end of the week. by friday, locally we'll be dry, still be watching that area of low pressure in the gulf of mexico. it's expected to move across the southeast. as it gets closer to us, it actually looks farther south with some of the updated models. big area of high pressure to our north. this looks like it should form and keep this thing farther

but be mindful that you'll be judged in the morning. >> reporter: now here in norristown, there is no policy when it comes to choke holds. the police chief tells me that that to him is the use of deadly force. he tells his officers that they need to make that decision when they're in those situations, that it would be choke hold or other deadly force measures. you're going to hear from him coming up at 6:00. reporting live in norristown, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> the reward in the case of missing westchester student shane montgomery has risen today. he vanished after going out with friends on thanksgiving eve in manayunk. today the bakery with shane's father works contributed an additional $9,000 to the reward fund. kevin montgomery has worked at the bakery for nearly 35 years. he and shane's mother spoke on the "today" show this morning. >> received a letter last night from his creative writing class, and i realized what a special young man he is, and i've kind of always questioned my parenting skills and i've come to the conclusion that i didn't do such a bad job with shane a

and on the mass transit front septa regional rails norristown high speedline suburban buses on normal schedules but the subways and city buses as well as njt's northeast corridor service all running on modified weekday schedules once again on this tuesday. tam. >> okay, thank you matt. >>> developing this morning, police are trying to track down the armed thief who has turned several area hotels into crime scenes. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in tinicum township and she's got more details. good morning katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and police say this hotel was hit last night and they're looking to see if this case is connected to seven previous robberies. the one that took place last night was here at the extended stay america. there's no word on what was taken but nobody was reported to be injured. a series of armed robberies at hotels in philadelphia and delaware county. now police are investigating if one that took place last night in tinicum township is connected. just before 11:30 p.m. police were called to this extended stay america on the 9000 bl

. >>> young people served up a holiday meal and smiles in norristown, students from the norristown schoolaples on to plates and served them at the mental health facility and local police officers helped to give back on this day. >> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories and more next at 6:00. new developments in the search for shane montgomery plus wilmington delaware earns a dubious distinction in a publication. >>> now for the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams can have a nice evening. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. for well over a decade he is the heart of the philadelphia fil fillies and the unquestioned leader on the field and has more hits than any other fielder before him but the next hit will be for the los angeles dodgers, wednesday night the big story on "action news" tonight is a bombshell report that given all the talk about rebuilding it doesn't come as a surprise, espn says that jimmy rollins is being traded to the dodgers and ducis

if you're happen to be on the pennsylvania turnpike there's debris approaching norristown. headlights coming southbound on the schuylkill expressway no problems or delays this morning. just light traffic in this area. stop 3 the schuylkill expressway by spring garden the ramp westbound schuylkill expressway remains closed. a little building eastbound volume along i-76. i-95 in the great northeast same situation buildings southbound volume through the work zone at cottman and again from allegheny to girard. 44 seconds and stopping at camera number 5 it's dark. it would be i-95 in delaware county by 320 no northbound delays just yet. stop 6. creek road headlights coming toward philadelphia, no delays yet. >> desperate plea for people in a reading neighborhood are asking for help for a cat that's been trapped on the roof. it appear businesses to be a stray. nobody has come forward to claim the cat. authorities say there's nothing they can do help the cat right now. >> an arizona police officer was killed over the weekend after being shot by a suspect at close range. the office

she's live in norristown. what have you learned?reporter: we just spoke with the coroner here in montgomery county, dr. hoffman tells us the autopsy results of brad stone at this point are pending, that there was only one wound to his body, to his leg, but that did not cause his death. the toxicology results are going to be needed to figure out how he took his own life. on the quiet street where brad stone and his wife and infant child lived, not much to see. they say bradley stone went on a killing rampage early monday morning. nicole stone, his ex-wife, the last of his victims was shot twice and her mother and grandmother were slashed and shot. autopsies have been perform on the victims that include hills' sister, husband and 14-year-old daughter. it's been difficult figuring out the legal next of kin so funerals can be planned. as for nicole and brad çstone' relationship, we know from court records the two had a bitter custody and divorce battle. nicole applied for a protection from abuse order in 2010. >> reporter: now, i did j

norristown high speed line and frontier and victory division buses on normal weekday schedules but theubways and city buses are running on a special modified weekday schedule. same with patco and jt is on time so farthon friday morning. matt. >> thanks matt the birth of any child is memorable. but especially if it happens on christmas day on a septa train. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside happ hahnemann with this story. >> labor orand delivery is not known to be he'sy process this was excitement open a septa train. >> i'm hearing hearsay my water broke, my water broke. >> loreeta mcneil and mike peterson were on the frankford l 5:45 and suddenly train sglopd a lady was having a baby on christmas on the l ! >> we have a female in labor board 1156 15. >> peterson cellphone video captured septa sergeant daniel cabon and dorrell james rushing to the woman's aid and an astonished crowd watched as a baby boy was born christmas night on a train. >> he said he delivered a baby she delivered a baby. >> i opened all my presents i didn't know i had another one waiting for me

is some tire debris in the roadway on that westbound side as you work your way over toward that norristown interchange. so between fort washington willow grove, heading west they have got a turnpike crew the on the way there to kick that off to the shoulder. vehicle fire along west chester pike just off of route 202. otherwise 422 and 202 your travel times as normal this morning. later today disney on ice frozen shows, three different shows. we will see that change over occur. chris got out of the going to the 7:00a clock tonight. i was than the so lucky. i will be there tomorrow at the 11:00. you get done work at ten. you can go to the 11:00. we will go, we will go, get it, let it go. the disney on ice today. we will see volume on i-95 and the schuylkill. 422 eastbound down to one lane between stowe and 100. otherwise mass transit looking g chris and dawn, back over to you. >>> you are a good dad, you know that. >> yes, i try. >> well, a group of 49 people arrive at a italian port exhausted, but safe this morning this were rescued from a greek ferry that caught fire on sunday. 150 others

jersey transit northeast corridor and the city buses and subways but the septa regional rails and norristown high speed line and victory and frontier buses orrin weekday schedules. >>> police in mount laurel continue to investigate the fatal accident on south church street. a man was struck and killed shortly before 5:30. he died at the scene. the driver remained at the scene. no word on the identity of the victim or whether any charges will be filed. >>> we have new information this morning on a home invasion at a bensalem bucks county apartment complex it ended with the intruder being shot by one of the residents. it happened at the franklin commons apartment homes around 8:30 p.m. bensalem police say the suspect broke into a sliding glass door and confronted by a woman inside the home. officers say he then started to touch himself inappropriately before stealing her dog and jumping off the balcony. that's when police say he broke into a first floor unit, a unit there shot the intruder twice. >> >> we have one bad guy with two bullets in him. the suspect is in critical condition, police be

. >>> norristown police need your help in locating a missing 14 year-old girl, destiny green was last seen on saturday around 3:00, she was dropped off at the king of prussia a mall, 5 feet, 2 inches tall, blue eyes, two tone hair, last seen wearing a black hooded jack wet gray sleeves. she was carrying clothing so she may have changed. if you have any information, about her whereabouts, please call norristown police. >>> also philadelphia police piecing together clues this morning in the murder mystery in southwest philadelphia. >> that is right 12th district police and homicide detectives responding to a call at a self storage facility in the 2200 block of south 62nd street. this is yesterday. sources telling fox 29 news that the body of the security guard was found tied up and left in the van. police say a manmade the gruesome discovery. >>> all around the country activist continue to call for reforms in police departments following grand jury decisions in the michael brown and eric garner case. >> philadelphia in fact is one of the cities where demonstrators held more protests ove

turnpike, norristown, light rain. where you see the embedded yellow coloring, moderate rain.rting to move into parts of bridgeton, also down to dover, smyrna seeing some of the lighter rain. the clouds and moisture will be sticking around. it's all part of a weather system slowly moving through. as we go into tomorrow, we'll see more clearing. future weather takes the rain as we go through the next several hours. it keeps it around, lungering through 10:00 tonight. the clouds will be with us. overnight into early tomorrow we'll see more clearing and for your morning commute it will be on the dry side. for tonight, the scattered showers will be around for the evening hours but ending late, mostly overnight with areas of fog. 40 degrees for the low in philadelphia, mid-30s north and west. not exactly at the freezing point until tomorrow night. for tomorrow afternoon we stay right around 50 degrees. mix of clouds and sun. breezy but drier than today. then we go into thursday morning and we drop down around freezing for the morning hours for thursday and friday afternoon. tempera

to hit you and in malvern, are you getting hit right now, that is steadier rain coming down and norristownll. in philadelphia, it's in south philadelphia about to hit the city, the heavier bands, and along i-95 and riverside, are you getting the heavier rain as well. i want to show you 3-d and we can look at this rain and there is not a whole lot beyond this, the front is inching its way through the area and producing for the most part what is light showers, another batch is coming through our region and a few more spotty sprinkles after that. we are almost out of the woods. and there are low clouds in the region and look at the visibility. fog producing visibility at philadelphia international airport, and three miles in reading and earlier reports over the last hour, and this had created problems at philadelphia international airport, and looking at the travel board we are seeing 90 minute delays. so lets head outside and see what it is going to look like for your commute this evening. we are starting to dry out and mostly cloudy skies and by 4:00 p.m., 50 and 5:30 we are drying out and

on 422, pennsylvania turnpike still there and ten minute delays, due to equipment problems for norristownstrictions in the area bridges. >>> that is eye witt the necessary news for now. necessary news for now. talk philly ♪ ming up at noon. [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda™ >> coming up...a house-call with dr. ben carson. >> my life has been truly amazing. >> and the white house may be calling next. >> look at the direction we're going in. >> we pop the big question to the potential presidential hopeful, on today's "700 club." >> has he grabbed you by the collar yet? >> i feel fingers. ♪ >> pat: well, welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to this edition of "the 700 club." it sounds like a fruit delivery company, a pineapple express, but what it is delivering is a brutal storm to california, the worst in several years. a storm so strong it is called a, quote,, quote,"

pocono trenton, 23 degrees, 20 degrees norristown 21 mt. holly, going into 2015 and closer to the shore 28 cape may, 22 possibly atlantic city. 26 degrees in dover and around philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, a very cold start to 2015. temperatures in the 20s. mid-to-low 20s through much of the area. at least it will be dry. that is the good news for fireworks out there. nice conditions to are that. but you will want to bundle up. one area across the country bundling up is the southwestern part of the united states. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is standing by with a closer look at that. glenn? >> sheena it's happened before. it's not all that common to have snow in many areas in the southwest. this is a big storm that is spinning in out there. and we've had the first snow in four years, officially in las vegas. there's snow in central arizona, the mountains just outside of los angeles and san diego. how about that? now let's show you how 2014 is coming to an end in the san bernardino mountains of california. more t

scattered snow showers across chester county, back up through norristown, where 76 hits the blue routesome steady snow showers there, that extends back into lower bucks around abington. you guys saw a snow shower, now moving off sharp. this is what it look like like all day, see it snow, then symptoms, then comes back again. we have these broad areas of the snow showers moving through thanks to storm system toward our north. that will was our nor'easter from couple of days ago. temperatures very cold outside right now, only low 30's, 34 philadelphia, 37 in dover, and we still have the whip. this is again thanks in part to the nor'easter toward our north. out of the west, pretty brisk around 15 miles an hour, those are the sustained winds, some higher gusts, like in pottstown, to up 27 miles an hour, 31 millville, and 22 in atlantic city so with the gusts blowing those know showers around when you're under one it, will feel like you're in the middle of a snowstorm at least briefly that's why we're just -- use some caution out there this morning, windchills up in the poconos, otherwise i

they are working between norristown and fort washington. they are slow traffic in that area. police are out there as well making hure that the speeds are kept down. septa says they're in good shape this morning, regional rails, no problems or delays. here is your major roadways, travel times looking good, 14 minutes in downtown, in problems on i-95 and we're in good shape up and down route 202. karen and kerry, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. >>> we have some breaking news out of university city. police respond to a shooting out identify of a bar at 40th and market. it happened at 12:30 this morning. police say a man was shot in the leg and taken to hup. suspect they say was last seen running a away from the scene. >>> for second night in the row democrat traitors take to the streets across our country protesting that grand jury decision to not indict a white police office are in the death of eric garner and unarmed black man. protesters are calling for reform ape better police training. new york city mayor bill deblasio and city police commish spoke on the police retrai

if you have any information at all about her was about you are asked to give norristown police a call. >>> meanwhile philadelphia police are piecing together clues toy a murder mystery in southwest philadelphia. >> twelfth district police and homicide detectives responded to a call at a self storage facility in the 2200 block have of south 62nd street yesterday. now sources tell fox 29 news the body of the security guard was found tied up and in a van. police say a manager made the gruesome discovery. >>> 5:05. happening today you need to know philadelphia parking meters will not take your credit card. >> no, there is a big system glitch that is getting the blame. fox 29's jennifer joyce is live to tell us what this all means if you are using kiosk and it doesn't mean it is free, right jen. >> reporter: no, yesterday people were given a free pass but today that is not the case. everyone will have to pay up. kiosks right now only accepting cash or those smart cards that you can purchase. now according to the parking authority there is a glitch rejecting credit cards, again, yesterday t

so, we are seeing delays foreman young, norristown line, paoli thorn dane line, 101, 102 trot i.s what you're using this morning, they will be delayed. no delays at the philadelphia international airport if you have plans for the weaken, however, nick snow. >> victoria, thank you. you are looking live, at the battleship new jersey, in camden, where a wreath laying is her moanly commemorate the attack on pearl harbor. ceremony begins at 10:00 this morning. sunday is the 73rd anniversary of the surprise attack on pearl harbor. more than 2300 americans were killed, that of course prompted the us to enter world war ii. >> tom wolf heads to the white house to meet with president obama this afternoon. wolf the only democrat six newly elected democrats going to the meeting, will talk with the president and vice president, about ways to improve the economic white house con firms the president will name ashton carter to be his next defense secretary. carter 1972 graduate of abington high school if the senate confirms him, will take over for chuck hagel. >> new jersey lawmakers probing the

we do have some debris in the road approaching norristown, use some caution.o you. >> jess thank you. eagles are cleaning out their lockers after a win over the new york giants. bittersweet ends to the year that showed so much promise at the start. mark sanchez through couple of touchdowns, including this one to rookie wide receiver jordan matthews. nicely done. in the third quarter the birds special teams came through big time again. james kacie blocks the giants punt, and it ended up with a tray burton scooping up the loose ball and going to the house. nate allen with big pick at the end of the game. eagles beat the giants 34-26. >> so great to get a win. i've been on the other ends, lose the last game, everybody is pointing fingers getting upset, all of that, that's no fun. that's not the way we wanted to go out. glad we accomplished what we could today. >> and i was proud of those guys, proud of how they came out, what their attitude was on tuesday, you know, first time back, i didn't see anybody feeling sorry for them, you know there is came out, they wor

look where some of the heaviest and steadiest rain is closer to allentown, just to the north of norristownand just outside of reading. we'll continue to see this moisture heading in. and even into the afternoon and evening. so this is on and off spotty showers. not a whole lot of rainfall expected. maybe a quarter of an inch for us today but you can see all the moisture moving in ahead of a cold front that is going to drop our temperatures. so here's how your day is going to progress. again, spotty showers expected to continue. by 5:00 p.m. we'll see steady rainfall moving into parts of dover, atlantic city cumberland, salem counties, and then heading into our overnight hours. the lingering showers are mainly going to be for atlantic city. all points south. same thing for dover. then the cold air will start to move in throughout monday and into tuesday. so we'll continue to see our temperatures dropping down. this is one of our last mild days. our average for this time of year, 42 degrees. 50 for today. but then we drop down heading into monday 46 degrees and that's just the beginning of o

pushing into norristown and also into parts of philadelphia. to remain for at least the next hour hour and a half until right around 8:00 p.m. so we have this last batch of moisture that is moving up from the south. and we'll see a few lingering showers throughout the shore and also the central and southern parts of delaware heading into tonight. cooling done for the average this time of year, 42 degrees. we were in the midst of these both today and yesterday. so it was a really nice mild weekend. 469@y u as we push into your monday. tuesday down to 40 degrees. and for tonight temperatures will be colder than what we saw last night, dropping into the 30s for philadelphia. 32 for the suburbs to the north and west with light rainfall expected until 8:00 p.m. and then we'll see partly sunny conditions tomorrow but colder than what we saw today. temperatures will range between 43 and 46 degrees. our seven-day forecast shows that nice dry stretch, but take a look at new year's day, only 39 degrees for our daytime high and new year's eve is going to

the sheriff and is staff presented the awards in norristown. deputies received accommodations for outstanding undercover work bomb threats and community service. >>> hackers hit staples, what the office supply store is telling its customers about a recent data breach. christmas countdown is on, stores are offering marathon hours for last-minute gift buyers. and karen rogers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. right now another holiday greeting from our military member serving overseas. hi, welcome to ukota air base, i'm bradley and this is ply wife cesily, we wanted to wish you a merry christmas and have a holiday season. >> hi to all my family and friends back in philadelphia, i miss you guys, hope you have a great holiday season! pope francis delivered his annual christmas address to the cardinals and bishops who govern the case. this year he talked about the hypocrisy of the vatican who seek out power at all costs. >>> staples have warned its customers about a data breach that stole personal data from a million custome

on the turnpike by norristown, construction blocks the right lane.den county, walnut avenue at lake view avenue, watch for that, dave. >> reporter: if you want to celebrate you go to another job, it goes with the territory. storm tracker 6 live double scan, 35 degrees by 9:00 a.m. we're dry this morning. right now we're around the same temperature, 35, 36 degrees. 3:00 p.m., 41 this will be the high, i think we'll sit on that for a couple of hours. it will be brisk a mixture of sun and clouds. across the country we have action in the pacific northwest houston and dallas has rain, everybody else from philadelphia to florida looking good. the on the big board at the airport we're checking all green aircraft. which is nices because the airport is busy with holiday travelers, and we have most low cloudy skies in our most commonly traveled destinations. >> a study released yesterday by the robert wood johnson foundation shows new jersey falls short on getting children and adults vaccinated against the flu and planning for climate change. new jersey health

speaking of construction, we have eastbound at pennsylvania turnpike near norristown. two lanes blocked. on the west side, we're dealing with construction in downingtown. heading to the boulevard at welsh road we have traffic lights that aren't working. make sure you treat that as a four-way stop. this is 495, very quiet in both directions at philadelphia pike. tracy. >>> crews will soon be sprucing up the commodore barry bridge. the delaware port authority committee has approved the first of three phases of sandblasting and painting for the bridge. the full board will vote on it next week. the project will take five years work will start january and continue through 2014. >>> a big grand opening for a familiar name in south philadelphia. magnio's sausage company converted part of it to an italian food shop. it's been a part of philadelphia since 1947. >>> new this morning, a flu season shift. the chain that mean your flu shot may not be working as it should. chocolate change. the recipe switch that could be coming to candy bars. >>> if you haven't done it yet, wake up

and norristown and conshohocken, you'll start to see the snow redevelop this morning. it's not going to be heavy. but at times, you'll see scattered light snow showers, a dusting for most of the area. and areas north and west, that's where we're seeing a bit of accumulation in higher elevations. reports of 2 inches on the ground. 30 degrees, reading and quakertown at 30 degrees. in fact, during the day, a lot of temperatures climbing. a lot is melting away. in vineland and holly, up they are 30s. scattered snow showers, most of the day, mostly cloudy with high temperatures in the upper 30s to 40 degrees. minimal, if any, accumulation in some areas. we'll see no accumulation north and west. a little colder. a dusting and a bit more. and then tomorrow, it will be cold but dry. breezy, too, a high of 40 degrees. the temperatures will be rebounding finally over the weekend. 44 saturday, 47 degrees on sunday. enough shine to warm us into the 50s for monday and tuesday. >>> well, it say big move by the biggest fast food chain. we're telling you what mcdonald's is doing to re

we have embedded heavier showers moving into norristown and parts of montgomery county.ws and oranges. this will be moving close to the philadelphia area soon. farther north and west is where we have more of that lighter rain. as we go through tonight we'll start to see this kind of diminish later on but it will be staying mostly as rain. we cool down overnight, colder temperatures by tomorrow morning. you notice wintry mix, areas north and west. lehigh valley, poconos by 4:00 p.m. you could be dealing with snow or wintry mix. it quickly moves over to more rain as those temperatures start to warm up late in the day tomorrowç overnight and even io ky#,u so we are looking at another warmup on wednesday. no accumulation. north and west temperatures will be cooling down into the 30s as we go overnight tonight. by 1:00 a.m., mid-30s, low 30s by tomorrow morning. midday we start to see that wintry mix, snow possible north and west. little to know accumulation again through the poconos. could see a couple inches. it's followed by rain laterútf1o tomorrow night and we keep on w

christmas morning, we're looking at some heavier showers moving in north and west around west chester, norristownlmington, smyrna, delaware, down to dover and then it continues to move into south jersey by 5:00, 6am tomorrow morning. looking pretty wet to start on christmas day. but after about seven, 8:00 o'clock, we start to dry out and it turns blustery and a little colder we'll see high temperatures right around midnight across our area and then those temperatures will be dropping throughout the day tomorrow. so numbers right now you can see upper 50s millville, atlantic city, 63 dover, 62 right now in philadelphia. we have 50 in reading as well as allentown. so we're looking at temperatures holding pretty steady this evening in the mid to upper 50s. another round of rain after midnight. then christmas day early showers from 6:00 to about 7am and then it starts to taper off and we're looking at gusty conditions winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour tomorrow so hang on to those hats. as far as friday, 51 degrees. so temperatures still above average by about 10, 12 degrees. saturday 54. a showe

here's where the rain is coming down in parts of norristown, philadelphia. heavier rainfall amounts near millville at this time and the central and southern parts of delaware. and all this rain is heading our way. all the rain coming up from atlanta, parts of the carolinas. so, heading into the rest of today, although it's light right now, expect pockets of heavy rain, ponding is possible. we have a coastal flood advisory. the bottom line is you need to take your time getting to wherever you need to go. we are seeing visibility down to 1/4 mile in the poconos, improving conditions in pottstown, down to 2 miles in reading. and as we head into the rest of today, temperatures will be well above average, pushing into the low 60s. and so, it's going to be a mild day on tap for us. heading into tomorrow, we'll actually see our temperatures dropping throughout the day, but here's how your day is going to break down. isolated thunderstorms a possibility. by noon, 54 degrees my by 4:00 p.m., 58 with pockets of heavy rain expected. i'm monitoring how long the rainfall

bristol pipe is block near mapel avenue, just delays on the manny yuck norristown paoli thorndale and02 trolleys this morning. mike and alex, back over to you. >> at 8:03. breaking news, search foreman wanted by upper darby police for sexual assault of the 12 year-old girl is over. >> police tell thaws 20 year-old, terrell gateling, turned himself in after his picture was plastered all across the media outlets yesterday. # a heinous crime, steve bring us up to date. >> reporter: thinks a follow up to dave schratwieser's good story five and 6:00. mike chitwood credited the media blitz, and nobody blitzes better than dave hat wiser when it comes to this business. lets go to this video. this is some video from dave's story last night 59:00 and 6:00. hard story to watch. twenty-one year-old guy with an arrest record that rivals a 50 year-old career criminals. originally from germantown section of philadelphia, gateling's basement will seem like a paradise compared to where he will spend the next few years as the new item on his arrest warrant the worst thing yet, raping a 12 user old girl

in malvern, in norristown n-philadelphia, doylestown a little heavier up in the northeast extension thereas well. let's just take a wider look and you can see there's not quite as much right now in southern new jersey and delaware but this is the idea. the first half of today is going to be pretty damp. let's go outside, we'll see what this looks like. we're looking at the clouds. yes, we have issues with visibility with the fog in some parts of the region and low clouds with the rain that's moving through. that temperature is 48 degrees. how about that? very mild for this time of year. the dewpoint is 45. you could see the air is pretty saturated. the winds out of the east-northeast. the eastern component allowing the clouds and showers moving through and that pressure 30.04-inches. as we look at satellite satellid action radar lots of clouds in place, showers as well and more building down to the southwest. today is going to be a day with on and off drizzle and showers for more than likely the first half of the day. and then beyond that we start to dry out a little bit before tomorrow's

jenkintown now lighter rain heavier batch of rain moving through malvern and norristown as we head to west chester county now near oxford and koreyville deal with heavier rain and we will get pocket of rain through the overnight hours and heavy stuff comes tomorrow afternoon and temperatures above freezing across the board and temperatures holds steady tonight philadelphia 42 allentown 35 millville 42. even poconos with sheets of ice of roads now up to 33. that's good news. satellite 6 and action radar showing bloom of moisture moving in from the west. this is all ahead of main weather maker low pressure septembererd in tennessee and you can see ahead of it really heavy rain and this low pressure will track tomorrow afternoon and evening and that's why you bring us bulk of heavy rain. tomorrow morning, 10:00, not going to be bright and sunny. lots of clouds, areas of driz m. steady rain should be knowledge of viewing area. you have to do outdoor activities. i suggest get up early and get them done in the morning. this is what happens by the afternoon. by 3:00 steady rain moves in it g

head toward north and west of philadelphia, temperatures in the 30's, 34 degrees being reported in norristown, lewis saying pressure is rising, that is good news and lets look at the winds, not as strong as they have been as well, you can sigh northerly wind at reading. davis reporting 3 miles an hour winds. jason in middletown, delaware 13 miles an hour. now 12 miles an hour wind. in shanks will where carol erickson was with those light wind, light wind. so that is good news. the light wind, clearing skies and warmer temperatures on the way. if you would like to see one of these weather watcher and featured in a newscast, it is easy to sign up. go to cbs philly.com and/watchers. it is a great evening to be on the the slopes at jack frost big boulder, we're opened for business. skiers, snow borders out there right now enjoying that packed powder and making more with temperatures in the 20's, again tonight. our live neighborhood network takes to us palmyra cove nature park where the clouds have been hanging out all day. you can see the the beautiful city of philadelphia in the distance. tomorr

early tomorrow morning, low temperature around 22 for allentown, mid-20s quakertown, doylestown and norristownrenton 26 degrees, northeast philly coming in at 27 tomorrow morning, 24 mt. holly. 30 degrees for your morning tomorrow around the shore. 26 for vineland and dover and around the philadelphia area, 27 degrees surrounding suburbs right around the mid-20s. it is going to be a cold start to your weekend. we will be staying dry overnight tonight. even across the board, moisture pretty much stays to our south. we're looking at the southeast, a lot of rain moving through here. could be affecting travel come tomorrow as it moves across the southeast. for us locally. all that moisture stays south. future weather keeps us dry into saturday. some clouds start to move through as part of that disturbance. but it will be still a cold afternoon for us. we go into sunday. you notice we still pretty much stay dry, clouds passing by. overall things look pretty good, especially if you have to run those errands this weekend. mostly clear for tonight. cold temperatures, 27 for the low, 22 areas north and

moving into moment county around the norristown area still looking at a few of those flakes flying also moving toward pottstown, but most of the action is diminishing across our area. we saw upwards to an inch and a half in upper sections of bucks and montgomery county but temperature right now at freezing in millville, atlantic city, pottstown, 32 degrees. 32 in allentown as well. so the bottom line as we head into your thursday evening and overnight, a few leftover flurries out there. those temperatures dropping below freezing so you have to watch out for some slick spots especially those bridges and over passes. but coming up i'm timing a warmup as we head into the weekend and also we're looking ahead to what to expect at the linc on sunday. iain and lucy, back to you. >> big stuff. talk to you then. >>> keep following the weather on myfoxphilly.com. click the weather tab at the top of the home page for the latest weather information and live radar images. >> with the national debate over the use of deadly force by police growing some philadelphia police officers are wearing body cam

trenton, even doylestown, norristown in the upper 20s. mt.olly coming in around 30 degrees tomorrow morning. closer to the shore, temperatures should be right near freezing. 26 possibly for vineland. that spot tends to get quite a bit colder. for chester, westchester, upper 20s. voorhees, 28 degrees. morning low around the philadelphia area should be around 30 degrees by the time you walk outside if it's near sunrisepy. across the area, clouds moving in. we should be staying dry. snow off to our west. that's not expected to move in. the snow we've been looking at all week for this weekend is going to stay far to our south. into friday, we stay dry. a dry, cold day to end out your week. then into the weekend, the storm we have been watching that now looks to stay farther south. that's where you see the clouds and moisture. through saturday, we should be staying mostly dry. even into sunday, things do look mostly dry at this point. so not too bad of a weekend forecast. but it will still be cold. for tonight, cold and breezy. temperature around

bucks county, montgomery county, 40 in norristown. 43 in mount holly.ong the coast, 41 in cape may. temperatures in the low 40s. some spots in the upper 30s. feeling colder with the temperatures in the northwesterly flow in place. 41 in chester. 42 in glassboro. by tonight we will see temperatures dropping back into the 30s. the 20s north and west. partly cloudy skies, breezy still. five to ten miles an hour, gusting higher than that, maybe around 15 through the overnight hours. 28 north and west. seven-day forecast. 45 is normal for this time of year. a little below normal. normal tomorrow, 46. breeze stays in place. looking like a nice day on sunday. monday milder, 48. mostly cloudy skies, chance for showers. mild, around 50. 46 and breezy on wednesday. by friday, mostly sunny skies, chilly. temperatures around 43. >>> last night homeowners at the jersey shore had an opportunity to talk to federal officials about flood risks in their neighborhood. fema held an open house in cape may for people to look at updated flood maps and flood prone areas. fema