our dawn timmeney reports from northampton where the district is turning to technology. >> reporter: can call the maintenance crews in the northampton county school district germ busters these da days. they're now using fog machines with hospital grade disinfectant to stay ahead of of the flu outbreak. the worst in nearly a decade. >> the first applicator he's using is more aggressive surface type cleaner. it's used more to treat the tables, door handles, any areas -- any touchable surfaces. >> reporter: while the district is doing it's usual classroom cleanings as well as extra wipe downs, the fog machines kick the cleaning and disinfecting up a knowledge. >> it is electro static sprayer. it makes the particles that come out of that stick to any surfa surface. >> nothing is everyone hundred% but we're told it's 99-point 9% effective in killing bacteria. >> reporter: lehigh valley medical center in allentown so inundated with flu cases it set up tents to handlely surge with 5500 students in its sick schools the district is not ta taking any chances. it has two portable fog machines a

this is hawthorn road in northampton. a pothole repair team busy at work.he plan is to do longer lasting repairs across the county, but only the worst potholes get filled. in northamptonshire we are not able to fix every pothole that is reported to us or picked up on our inspections. what constitutes a pothole is a whole that is 15 millimetres deep and about a foot wide and is really a risk to the public. if it is slightly less than that it won't get filled. it would not meet the criteria. we constantly monitor the network of roads and paths to look at these potholes and we will fix them if they are a safety defect. something smaller could be a hazard on the road even though it does not meet your criteria for size? we are unable to fill those at the moment. again it's about using our budget to the best of our ability. as is so often the case, it boils down to money. there is just not enough to fix all the potholes. so who is responsible? the funding of roads is split between central and local government. basically the government pays for all motor ways and

bath is playing northampton. they are bath is playing northampton. can win this they will move up to third in the table. there are four matches in the pro 14. southern kings have so far lost every one of their matches which would be 14 defeats after this evening. it is weak two of the new super league season and there is one match tonight, it is wakefield against sa lfo rd. tonight, it is wakefield against salford. it is 8—0 wakefield at the moment, so their season isn't going pretty well. we move on to football. mike lineal‘s contract extension as northern ireland manager has been formally announced. —— michael o'neill. i know that the job in hand is one that i will devote my life and soul too. the job is one that i will devote my life and soul too. thejob i took on is one that i will devote my life and soul too. the job i took on six yea rs and soul too. the job i took on six years ago is still as appealing and exciting as it was then. the nature of football is now that it is a lucrative business. for me, the personal nature of this job has been a

in northampton, dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >> happening right now, potholes are taking over streetscross our area. skyfox catching penndot crews hard at work trying to fix and fill all those holes. some of those hot poles are so bad they are ripping cars apart. this we know. joyce evans has been all over delaware county checking out. >> reporter: the said strewn all over. look at the husband caps here at the corner of route 291 and scott scott way. if one these giant potholes doesn't get you at the intersection, right at the airport parking, another one just might. >> they got nasty potholes out there. >> reporter: yeah, they do. they're everywhere. consider yourself lucky says body shop owner john doe jill low if you make it that was one of these giant holes with only a jolt or blown out tire. he and his crews see much worse. >> that's pothole damage, and that's a wheel, fender, a bumper, um, don't know what they slid into but i do know they hit a pot hold. >> reporter: suspension is ripped on all of these. >> still drivable, but there was severe damage to it. >> wheel went up, tor

crews in the northampton county school district germ busters these days. now using fog machines with hospital grade disinfectant to stay ahead of flu outbreak. the worst in nearly a decade. >> the first applicator he's using is more aggressive surface type cleaner. it's used more to treat the tables, door handles, any areas -- any touchable surfaces. >> reporter: while the district is doing its usual classroom cleanings as well as extra wipe downs, the fog machines kick the cleaning and disinfecting up a knowledge. >> it is an electro static sprayer. it makes the particles that come out of that stick to any surface. >> nothing is ever a hundred% but we're toll it's 99-point 9% effective in killing bacteria. >> reporter: lehigh valley medical center in allentown has been so inundated with flu cases it set up tents to handle the surge. with 5500 students in its six schools the taking any chances. it has two portable fog macne wa broader finer spray to cover the entire. >> second and third shift crews are going to go through nightly and hit are done. making s

tonight's action and bath are up to third place in the aviva premiership with a convincing win over northamptonell and bath took a while to get going, but when they did they were all over the struggling saints. matt banahan putting them ahead before half time — freddie burns converting on his way to kicking 17 points in the 32—9 final score at the rec. in the pro 1a, glasgow let slip a ten—point lead at the dragons to draw 15—15. jared rosser‘s try levelling the scores just before half time, and that's how it stayed for the rest of the match. glasgow are missing several key players due to six nations scotland duty. at the kingspan, ulster thrashed southern kings 59—10. craig gilroy scoring three of their nine tries. the south african southern kings are playing in their first pro 1a season and have lost every game of the season — 1a out of 1a. elsewhere conference b leaders leinster were beaten by edinburgh and ospreys lost to connaught. onto football and michael o'neill‘s four—year contract extension as northern ireland manager has been formally announced. the 48—year—old recently turned down t

he's a northampton county native. his wife spoke by phone. >> it feels like a bad dream. we can't wake up from it. >> their names were read aloud not to be forgotten. >> this is our home. we won't be intimidated by evil. >> i don't know what to do next. when you kids look at us like we are crazy and trying too hard to protect you it's because we love you and we never want to go through the tragedy of losing you. >> some lives held promise for the future, others heroism in the face of evil. so many are asking how did this happen here? >> thank you, christie. >> you can read stories like one survivors call for action this time. watch our interview with police commissioner charles ramsey and learn how to discuss this tragedy with your children. tragedy tonight in the city of camden. police confirmed that an eight-year-old girl was killed when an 84-year-old man hit her and another person on state street. he was behind the wheel. dann cuellar is live at camden police with the late-breaking details. >> jim, police in the prosecutor's office say it's unclear to them how the 84-

very light snow now moving into lehigh county, northampton and berks county.iss us today but another system is going to come together in our area for tomorrow morning and during the day tomorrow. that's rain to the south. it's going to team up with snow to the west. and it's going to make for a wintery commute tomorrow morning but not this morning. just feels wintery with the cold. 20s all across the area. 20s for millvale, philadelphia, allentown seeing the light snowflakes. it's going to be cold and mostly cloudy day at the bus stop. you'll see that at quakertown and allentown, the rest of the area is cold and dry. the clouds will break by tonight. we will see clear skies. and then tomorrow morning, let me show you what's on the way. this is what we're going to deal with overnight. clear skies. so the temperatures will be getting cold. and then the snow starts moving in tomorrow morning. that's at 5:00 in the morning. as we go through the commute, yep, snow will be falling. the greatest accumulations where the snow lasts longer in the lehigh valley. and it's

some mixed precipitation and winter weather advisory has been issued for lancaster berks, lehigh northamptonnty and this stays up until 10:00 p.m. for some because it is not just snow, icy mix and eventually we will get a change over for northwestern suburbs to some rain. right now in philadelphia 37 in the city, chilly rain coming down right now, 33 in allentown. forty-two at the coast in cape may we have wind coming off the atlantic, atlantic city coming in at 49 degrees and milder there. so if you are going to do pre gaming tonight we have a temperature of 37 degrees right now with a rain overhead during the game at six credit 30 when it is underway the temperature in philadelphia 39 as it is time to celebrate, later on tonight that moisture will depart from the west/east direction mostly cloud which a temperature coming in at 37. we have more details coming up with the full and exclusive accu weather forecast. >>> new lets go back to minneapolis. we want to show you a live picture of u.s. bank stadium right there, blue skies, but it is cold, and as we count down to kick off, an hour and

and we'll get some snow this morning, but it's just glancing berks, lehigh and northampton county.ust a flurry or two. and that's not a problem for us. this, hour, is going to team up with that and tomorrow morning got warmer weather, this is the hour-by-hour for tomorrow. look at the snow in reading and pottstown. that's 5:00 in the morning. look how it spreads through new jersey and the suburbs to start with. but as the day goes on, in fact, we'll see a nice warmup to snow. it will change to rain. and eventually all rain for the area. a really rainy area. even into the evening, then it clears out clearing the day for a nice parade on thursday. tomorrow, it's "first alert" for the morning for snow, sleet and freezing rain for the pennsylvania neighborhoods, northern delaware, from 4:00 in the morning to 10:00 in the morning. that wintry mix is going to make for the walkway and improving for the parade, with the parade forecast coming up at 10:00. >>> ten minutes after 5:00, let's get a check of the roads. >> and septa, jess has her eyes that. >> hi, guys, the regional road and che

far western suburbs lancaster county, berks, lehigh, northampton, perhaps coating or more and then that quickly wash's way. i-95 corridor and immediate philadelphia area it is rain this afternoon, heavier at times. low visibility. drive slowly on the roads. we will see ponding on the roads, fog and low level cloud settling in reducing visibility and end time between 9:30 and 11:00 o'clock for today wintry mix changing over to rain. thirty-nine in reading. forty-four in philadelphia. thirty-eight in the lehigh valley. millville 49. cape may 48. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast shows a much colder day for tomorrow so periods of heavy rain late this afternoon in the evening hours 44. blustery and cold tomorrow, 34 morning wind chill in the single digits and teens, still chilly for tuesday, 42 and then next system moves in wednesday more rain and 45. more "action news" coming up after the break. >>> philadelphia eagles could become super bowl champions and many fans have been waiting for this moment their entire lives. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live in philadelph

donate the proceeds from a special shirt they'll wear in support of doddie's charity when they play northamptonth him at the kit launch. the former newcastle lock tasted success the former newcastle lock tasted success with the falklands and as a scottish international has been part of some epic battles on the pitch with the british lions. but his fight is one that he ultimately cannot win. but he's determined to do everything he can to change that. there one drug to patients otherwise your left to disappear because it is a muscle wasting disease. i wish i'd done a bit more gym work in the falklands because that is the ultimate issue, it stops you breathing, and ultimately my goal is to try to get it stopped. we might have to go for a slowdown. and it is a fight unwilling to take on. special black and white shirt supporting his foundation isjust one of the way the falklands are helping the cause. brian kennedy arranging for him to go to america but the battle is now with red tape as well as with the disease. we're just more progressive and forward—thinking, more helpful and with that i'm buzzin

view who high a top hotel bethlehem overlooking a very dreary beginning to the afternoon northa northamptonethlehem we overlook main street. the traffic moving kind of slow. i would not be shocked if that's due to the rain moving that was here. take look at the radar in a second let's go back in time and recall what that warmth was all about yesterday. now this is not just daily records we're talking about but allentown reading and trenton you had all time record warmth for the month of february. in all three cities the numbers orange was hit yesterday. 82 degrees in reading pa yesterday. again, that's a new one for the books. for all time record warmth in the month. now, here's that hurts to look at difference in the last 24 hours at least 20 degrees but even more than that out towards reading, up to where you were in to the 80s yesterday. wire not coming anywhere close to that at this pope these are actual temperatures. 39 from 82 degrees. tough stuff. but that temperature likely to om drop off simply because we're still waiting for the really cold air to come in here many you're still at

ndsrse of the day, we will be r every rain showers, at the moment, nothing is falling here here in northamptondo, regardless, need to just walk out the door with umbrellas here today, because when the showers come through, they're light to moderate in intensity, they'll hit and miss fashion, but out there for the majority of the day. now, let's just take a second here to review what's going on so far this month t has been incredibly mild. as you well know. the last five days have not only exceeded what's average, but you've been at least for the a couple of the days specially the 20th and 21st, just exceptionally warm, with brand new records for the books, hitting both of those days there. and then on the 11th we also had an incredibly above average day. so this will certainly end up an above average month for our area as we wrap it up into next week. we take a look here at storm scan, part of the reason is that we've had warmfront after warmfront, batch of warm air after batch of warm air, another one coming just not yet. meantime in holding pattern, now, seasonable afternoon currently with r

hixon was a easton northampton county native. >>> the fight over gun control also taking center stageser to home. pennsylvania state senator daylin leach says he'll introduce legislation that would allow courts to temporarily take away a person's gun if they show warning signs of violence. under the bill people would be able to petition a judge but would have to show reasonable belief that the person is a danger to the community. in the meantime, a church in the poconos says it will still host a blessing of guns ceremony planned for next week. the church which is an off shoot of the unification church is encouraging couples to bring their unloaded ar-15 rifles with them to a commitment ceremony which will focus on a family's right to defend themselves with assault weapons. >> ♪ >> new this morning, a teenager remains in critical condition after being shot three times in west philadelphia. the action cam was on the scene last night as police collected evidence. the 17-year-old was shot at 56th and sansom streets. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. police are still loo

northampton county diss trek attorney john morganelli calling on local leaders to pass new resolutions to row dues gun deaths. he says the number one public safety issue facing all of our communities is death by gunfire. but state leaders have been ignore it. morganelli is advocating for the parents responsible gun ownership act. >> this legislature would require gun owners to secure their firearms in their home one they reside with individuals who are under the age of 18 or with individuals who have been convicted of a crime of violence or an individual who's mentally ill. he says passing the law would also ban bump stocks require background checks for all sales of guns and ban assault weapons to the public. >>> skyfox over the scene of an industrial accident in claymont, delaware. it happened before 10:00 this morning at the cargo company ocean port llc on the 6200 block of philadelphia pike. a 62-year-old employee was working on a front end loader somehow drove off the peer and into the water. by the time rescuers found him, he had died. >>> parts of market street in old city are st

america has a lwa ys statute of northampton.second amendment, but it is only in the last 25 to 30 years we have had this radical gun rights ideology which is essentially hijacked the second amendment, weaponised it and turned it into a bumper sticker and a slogan so you just hear people spoke the words second amendment and it is meant to close down discussion. the second amendment does not bar gun legislation, it compels it. we would not have had a militia unless the government passed a variety of laws which arms the militia, kept track of who was in it, required people to report to muster. the mythology around the second amendment and the hysterical eye geology are very different. what is the difference between federal gun laws and gun laws made by individual states? presumably they can be much more lenient or much stronger? america has this federal system where certain responsibilities are part of the federal government's responsibility and the more day—to—day things belong to the state. essentially if you are talking about, s

modest icing to cause some headaches, that was specific to the poconos, carbon, monroe, portions of northamptonounty got in on that. i do in the believe we have any eyewitness weather watchers up and report ago this way but we have seen minor reports of a little bit of black ice up this way. looking elsewhere we have consistency among watchers in the outlined suburbs, urban corridor, mid 30's is general range here. we can move into these locally mark, in chatsworth where there are just some cloud, very quiet start to the day. we will have a pretty sunrise even though it is in the bright, sunny today even with these clouds there can be pretty colors. 34 degrees in barbara lane this morning. a very, very similar observation here, just some cloud and modest breeze, it is out of the southwest. that will help this warming trend. here's that batch of light precipitation that came right along north of i80 where we may encounter minor black icing and rest of us just some cloud to start the day. there may be some sun that breaks through as you mentioned. this next batch of rain showers working through t

will notice there is rain working its way through the pocono region even across berks, lehigh, northampton county, leading edge of the cold front we have been tracking and it will continue to drop in throughout the course of the day. notice some icing across the north and western most parts of the pennsylvania, that again as it drops south is only going to over spread into the rest of the northeastern pennsylvania and that will move far enough south where it is cold enough to bring about that change, from rain over to icing. now at the moment you still gotten a surplus on the thermometer in wildwoods, atlantic city, even here in philadelphia it is a degree milder but obviously there is changing on in the rest of the southeastern pennsylvania as we see thermometer readings drop. as that translates to the thermometer we are still in the 50's here in the city but now held in the 30's in mount pocono. so all of these ways that we candy peck, the whole story here, the fact that these temperatures drop off, the numbers we are looking at are representative ovulater on today, so it is milder now b

otherwise focusing on that warm up on the way but right now lets get you over to a live look at northamptonylvania under cover of darkness. we have a beautiful sunny day seasonal but cloud have rolled in and they are trying to make a little bit of drizzlal cross the area but getting a live look at center city philadel temperatures right now 38 degrees, we were seasonally chill toy day south winds at 8 miles per hour, that southerly win will warm us up as we head in the day tomorrow but right now feeling chilly feeling like 32 degrees factoring in the bit have the breeze but today we were perfectly average. our high temperature 43. normal high 43. started out 27. also our normal low temperature for the day in philadelphia. checking in on wintertime stats we also have a perfectly average, high temperature so far this winter, 43 degrees our warmest day. sixty-five on february 11th in recent memory. snowfall 13.4 inches. we have had 17 days, of snowfall reported at philly international. most of those days we have pick up a trace but still quite a few days. most snowy winter 2009/ 201078.7 inche

some additional snowfall totals bush kill township northampton county over 6-inches of snow. delaware, 3-inches, perkasie bucks county close to 3-inches, two and a half inches in cherry hill an case of snowfall in cape may and atlantic city as well but this event is now wrapping up. that moisture that energy moving off to our north and east up into new england where it's probably bothering tom brady right now . >> [laughter] >>> as we head through the rest of the overnight period, conditions clearing on out, maybe a lingering flake or a drip, then clearing skies. 32 trees degrees our overnight low. as we head into the day tomorrow we'll do a lot of melting mostly sunny breezy at times up to 49 degrees so temperatures rebounding fast after this snow event but overnight tonight feeling with slick and snow covered roads especially to the north and west. tomorrow morning with temperatures around freezing, we could see some icy conditions, slippery early on so just sleep in as we head into the second half of the day though do watch out for wet roads especially to the north and wes

i've come to northampton, i will meet someone who has made it his mission to allow roads of potholes.at happened here. it was a dangerous pothole on that bend. people were trying to avoid it, because obviously they did not want to damage their vehicles, but we have very good vehicles coming along here. i reported it to the council and nothing happened. i reported it to the police and it was repaired within two hours. i needed to make sure i could do everything i could to make sure no one was injured. that's what started your passion to rid the roads of potholes?” that's what started your passion to rid the roads of potholes? i thought someone has to stand up. we spend an awful lot of money on our taxes and get a decreasing quality of roads, someone needed to make a stand so i started with a small social media campaign. mark has become an expert in road construction. he has been nicknamed mr pothole. mark reckons there are so many potholes close to where he lives, it's almost an epidemic. inside out has come up with a challenge. we will find out how many potholes there are within a 15

todd include areas of montgomery, bucks county, as well, up through lancaster reading, lehigh, northampton poconos. we are not just tracking rain but for these locations mixed precipitations, some snow, as well. so if you are doing pregaming right now, the rain is sticking around much of the delaware and lehigh valley. we have a temperature of 37 during the game, temperature of 39, series of rain and hopefully as it is time to celebrate, later on tonight that moisture will be deporting we have a mostly cloudy skies and temperature of 36. more details coming up with the full and exclusive accu weather forecast. >> thank you. >>> and, meanwhile, the school district of philadelphia issued a reminder to students today, that schools, will be opened up tomorrow on a regular schedule with whatever the birds do tonight, and city official says if the eagles do win any announcement about a parade will come later. so kids get your homework done because there will be school tomorrow, in philadelphia. >>> our eagles coverage continues tonight. >>> city goodies get reading i "action news" reporter dan c

elsewhere in the premiership — george north inspired a superb second—half fightback to earn northamptons worcester sent them packing 25—15 at sixways. in the pro1li, leinster have pulled clear of scarlets in their battle for the top spot in conference b, after a 20—13 win at the rds. james lowe scored two first—half tries, and luke mcgrath got this one at the start of the second half to give the hosts a comfortable lead. a couple of danjones penalties reduced the deficit, but leinster were pretty comfortable winners. cardiff blues currently beating munster place, 19—5. let's have a quick round—up of some of today's other sports news and former olympic champion greg rutherford has returned from injury with victory in the long jump in the british indoor championships. rutherford's first jump of 7.8 metres in birmingham was enough to get his comeback off to a winning start and keep him on track for the world indoors next month. wigan warriors concluded their tour of australia with an 18—8 defeat by south sydney rabbitohs. earlier hull fc lost 211—18 to st george illawarra dragons. grand na

but the skinsuit, developed by scientist in northampton, and which has special drag—resistant ridges, kit, and some are questioning its legality. i was notified this morning about the speed suits. so yeah, that's interesting. i'm just curious to know if that is legal. do you think there is a question there? ido, yeah. a frosty reception then. but tonight, the controversial skinsuit was cleared by the authorities. when britain's sliders hurtle round this track in the next few days, they will be hoping the new kit could make that vital difference. and british sport knows all about making the most of cutting edge clothing. skinsuit technology has been the key to british track cycling success over the past decade. and skeleton has also led the way. commentator: oh, yes! amy williams is the queen of speed! in 2010, there were questions about amy williams' helmet before she won gold. from me in vancouver, we sent them off to the jury months beforehand. they got checked and okayed by the jury. so we you 100% they work legal. so i have no worries whatsoever. i would just say, people just don'

hixon was an easton, northampton county native. >>> the fight over gun control is also taking centerge closer to home. pennsylvania state senator daylin leach says he plans to introduce legislation that would allow courts to temporarily take away a person's gun if they show warning signs of violence. leach says under the bill people would be able to petition a judge but would have to show reasonable belief that the person under concern is a danger to the community. >>> a church in the poconos, meanwhile, will still host a blessing of guns ceremony planned for next week. the church, which is an off shoot of the unification church is encouraging couples to bring their unloaded ar-15 rifles with them to a commitment ceremony. it is to celebrate a family's right to defend themselves with assault weapons. >> it is 5:05 and this morning a teenager remains in critical condition after being shot three times in west philadelphia. the action cam was on the scene last night as police collected evidence. the 17-year-old was shot at 56th and sansom streets. hawpe rushed to the hospital in critica

but the skinsuit, developed by scientists in northampton and which has special drag—resistant ridges,me are questioning its legality. i was notified this morning about the speedsuits. so, yeah, that's interesting. i'm just curious to know if that is legal. do you think there's a question there? ido, yeah. a frosty reception, then, but tonight the controversial skinsuit was cleared by the authorities. well, when britain's sliders hurtle round this track over the next few days, they'll be hoping their new kit could make that vital difference. and british sport knows all about making the most of cutting—edge clothing. skinsuit technology has been a key to british track cycling success over the last decade, and skeleton has also led the way. commentator: oh, yes! amy williams is the queen of speed! in 2010 there were questions about amy williams' helmet before she won gold. for me, in vancouver, we sent them off to the jury months beforehand. they got checked and okayed by the jury. so we knew 100% they were legal. so i have no worries whatsoever. i would just say, people just don't want

saturday night we have winter storm watch necessary effect chester, montgomery, bucks, mercer, northampton, lehigh, carbon monroe, berks county these are places where we expect decent accumulations of snow and we will talk about that next time, hutch we think we will get a lieutenant of fog out there this morning. that is you're mediate problem wilmington delaware, philly international, 2 miles visibility, foggy in lancaster , allentown and down in millville, new jersey you may run into some pea soup this morning but temperatures are mild. and they will stay that way for a good portion of the day, as i said, until rain ends. fifty's and 60's right now, and then 38 degrees, tomorrow for a high, that is snow or wintry mix, depends where you live what you will get that arrives in the evening on saturday but gone by sunday and we're up to 49 degrees. fifty's for presidents day on monday, and look at those temperatures on tuesday, wednesday, like spring mike massco with 70's. >> i don't know what you said but i'm looking at 70. >> block the rest of it out. >> we're almost there. good morning, e

. >>> in northampton county a student at pen argyl high school facing charges for allegedly threatening to "shoot up that school." he also allegedly claimed to have a hit list of people he wanted to kill. investigators took the 16-year-old into custody friday and charged him with making terroristic threats. police searched his home but say they found no weapons and no hit list. two thieves working in the cover of darkness targeted a bucks county gardening center loading up whatever they could fit in and on top of their cars. "action news" reporter walter perez spoke to police and the owner of the shop. he's live in falls township. this burglary has gotten quite a response on social media, hasn't it? >> reporter: no doubt about it, monica. it's one of those things that really just makes you shake your head and now police are hoping that someone will recognize the person caught on surveillance video. it's a crime that's getting a lot of attention on social media and here's why. late friday night, surveillance cameras capture a woman stealing a stray cat sanctuary set up outside the fairle

northampton county just received a state grant for more than $130,000 to fight against opioid abuse.he money will go to the county's drug court. it will be used to train staff, monitor clients and provide transportation and sober living activities. the court combines drug treatment with accountability. >>> imagine owing close to $175,000 for unpaid tolls and fines. that's how much delaware's top violator owes. four more owe between $57,000 and $60,000 each. four of the five are on payment plans. together they owe $407,000. that money is used to fix the state's roads. >>> today, friends and family said good-bye to a tow truck driver killed on the job. those who knew mike house said he emphasized safety on the job. he was working an overnight shift when an alleged drunk driver struck and killed him. police eventually captured the suspect. >>> nbc 10 responds reporter harry hairston is making sure you don't get scammed at the eagles victory parade. >> just two days before the opening ceremony of the winter olympics in south korea. how the athletes are spending their final days before th

sky 6 hd in eaton pa northampton county, you see drops on the lens and the visibility is down a bit wither and easton and the lehigh valley on the brink there of icing that is just to the north up to the poconos. where there is a winter weather advisory through early friday afternoon. but as we look toward the weekend not all that much brighter, saturday it's milder. that is the good side 58 degrees and a lot of clouds start to finish and no sunshine. and starts dry in the morning saturday and afternoon showers coming in from the west to the east. and a heavy round of rain saturday night. a soaking first part on sunday and some afternoon drying taking place on sunday with the temperature warmer at 62 degrees. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see the rain to the north and east of philadelphia. trenton heading into new york city but a steady rainfall that continues to move away. and even where are you not seeing green like chester county and points west of there there is drizzle coming out of the cloud cover and wet roads and philadelphia north of 95 and trenton and he

the way in philly, it has in the arrived just yet but we have seen showers through berks, lehigh, northamptonnorth of that. this will spread south. everyone is fair game to see showers at any point once it gets started. i don't think we are talking about wash out per se but we are going to see a wet, very dreary day unfold and much chillier one keep in mind cold front has not crossed through. if you walk outside and it feels mild that is why, you can see the front, act very well when you look at color contours on the map. we have blue and negative you have lost temperature so it has gone downhill and it will continue to do so as we progress. where we currently stan is mildest it will be for rest of the day, we will hit 58 around midnight and we will in the see it again through the rest of today, temperature continue to decline with again more showers on tap really at any point for the rest of this morning and afternoon, with that said, any report warmth will be a memory with time we will begin a rebound not to day, not tomorrow but in the weekend, the problem is rain that its moving in today

after a cloudy start to the day, clouds gradually cleared midday and it looks beautiful there up in northampton county no problems nice night to be out and about go for a jog, temperatures relatively mild for this time have the year but look at the difference as we head to the opposite side of the viewing area down in the delaware beaches and it is still cloudy , glummy looking at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth. looks dry but it is overcast with gray skies. you can see clouds are clearing from northwest to south east here tonight, we are seeing sun in the city right now and eventually it will clear out for all of us and we will have a mainly clear night. storm scan three shows us not a whole lot going on we have to zoom back to the west to see a system coming on shore that could impact us through the end of the week. nothing imminent but rain will pick up and we will finish workweek thursday, friday on another wet note. and, in the meantime, it is relatively mild, normal high are still in the upper 40's. we are only three or 4 degrees above average but 50's in february not bad. fifty-one in the si

domestic rugby, bath are up to third place in the premiership, thanks to a convincing win over northampton first woman to referee a pro14 match, taking charge of ulster against southern kings, and she saw ulster dominate the game, winning 59 points to 10, with craig gilroy scoring three of their nine tries. there was a thrilling finish to the super league match between wakefield and salford. after a last—minute try from salford, gareth 0'brien had to land this kick to earn his side a point but it drifted just wide, so wakefield won by 1a points to 12. there's no doubt about the big game of the day in the premier league — the north london derby at wembley, with tottenham and arsenal both chasing a top four finish and champions league football next season. for arsene wenger, there's more than local pride at stake with his side four points behind spurs in the table. i know he has been watching his games over 20 years that the isis is an opportunity to come back on the table, but the champions league spot that he is the priority. last season, we were above them and, but it isn't to be focused

hixon was an easton northampton county resident. >> maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in times square. you don't want them to take your bag because you might not get it back, maribel. >> reporter: that's true. good morning, tam. good point. cinemark has changed its policy on bags and packages. the chain says bags and packages larger than 12 by 12 by six will not be permitted into its location. exceptions are medical bags and diaper bags. cinemark says the change is an effort to enhance the safety and security of guests and employees. stocks snapped a six session winning streak with the dow hit hardest by a drop in shares of wal-mart. futures pointing to a lower open. report on existing home sales and the minutes of the last fed meeting out today. cost a package up a little more than 4 percent for the nfl season. new price for the basic package is $233 up from 28194. popular red zone channel was bump up -- bumped up 4 percent. got to keep up with the eagles, matt. >> absolutely. thank you, maribel. have good one. >>> time is now 6:08. let's take a look at sky6. you see hazy conditions.

get in the higher elevations, get into northampton, lehigh counties and our viewing areas they pickedo 8 inches same thing here other bull's eye here north of hartford and west of boston. now as we look at the water vapor shot is there your path earn right there everything from west to east. if we saw arctic air, these cloud would be moving from north to south. when it is west to east it is all mild pacific air, dry air, right here, moving in on the back side. it will make for a delightful afternoon. temperatures today, shooting up in the mid to upper 40's, by 3:30, 46 degrees, wall to wall blue skies, overnight tonight, it is clear early, say partly cloudy after midnight and seasonal. 32 degrees in allentown. thirty-five in philadelphia wilmington 34. that is by 6:00 a.m. then cloud will begin continue on crease again monday morning as we see the warm front get closer and closer and perhaps a couple of showers associated with the front early on and then maybe a period of rain, during the afternoon but lot at temperatures, 48 in philadelphia, by 3:30. and then lower 50's showing up fo

. >> reporter: for "good morning america," deborah roberts, abc news northampton, massachusetts. >> rachel-old. that pressure you can feel it growing. you say it comes out if in unexpected ways as well. >> i want the audience to do an activity with me. everybody sit in your chair the way you think a typical guy sits in his chair. >> well they're right. >> everybody isleaning back. what about the way you think a typical girl sits in her chair? guy get more permission to take up space. girls get the pressure to be in quiet, small. >> you say one of the ways young women should be taught to deal with the stress is to be kinder to themselves. self-compassion. what is that? >> when you make a mistake, try to be gentle with yourself. talk to yourself the way you would talk to a close friend. we're always so much nicer to other people than ourselves. >> that makes a lot of sense. you have a good analogy for this. test it out. >> i was going to ask, who here has lost their keys. this is something we do in front of our children. often we can be hard on ourselves. what do you say? >> i'm losing my mi

issue of potholes and the important issue will stop it is why my honourable friend the member for northamptone, i'm afraid i won't take any of that from a labour party that when in government failed to mend the roof while the sun was shining! next week we celebrate international women's day. celebrating the achievements of women globally. with a record of action on the gender pay gap, with more women in work, and more childcare to help them, doesn't the prime minister agree with me that it's the conservatives while in government with two female prime ministers that i really delivering for women? can i say to my honourable friend but she's absolutely right? i'm happy tojoin her in celebrating international women's day because i want girls who are growing up today to know that they can achieve anything they want. how far they go is about them and their abilities and their willingness to work hard. we do see female employment at a joint record high. there are 1.2 million women led businesses now, the highest since records began. the gender pay gap is at a record low for full—time employment. tha

anthony in northampton, pennsylvania. an independent, good morning. caller: good morning. think i have to agree with mr. sayingn the nra comment, we do not have anything to worry about, they are just doing their part to uphold the amendment and rightfully so. i would like to see the second amendment upheld as well and being a liberal that is a lot to say. i think one of the problems is, in pennsylvania anyway, it takes five minutes to do a background check on myself, to carry a weapon. to purchase a weapon, i am sorry. i think that is one of the problems. the second would be, as far as the shooters go, good mental health. that is a story in itself, but thesehe media covering shooters the way that they do, the way and form that they do, putting them on a pedestal in a sense, i believe that has to stop. because the neck shooter is already planning their attack, that is the reality of it. it is not so much an and are a issueas it is -- an nra as it is mental health and these shooters. host: chris on the line, go ahead. caller: thank you for having me. i think it is really cra

the note is that was served in the case of northampton last week, that is what we will see more of a its commitment. at the moment councils collect £26 billion a year in business rates. 13 is taken by the treasury. at some point treasury will have to stop drilling machine control of that money. isn't the whole system in need of some sort of overhaul, given that some people are paying council tax on a rating value going back 20 years? personally i'm not in favour of revaluation. that generally means lots of people will lose lots of people will be angry. i don't think the country needs to have losers and more angry people than in it currently. the reason they would be angry if perhaps because they are paying too little and their houses are worth more than they thought. it does not matter how that sum of money is collected. it still has to be collected. whether on the valuable property or 20 years ago, it does not make any odds. when you look at council tax, compared with your electricity bill or your road tax or any other bills, council tax is still very, very good value for money when