. >> reporter: nicole grew up in northeast pennsylvania., a single mother raising two kids, working two jobs. >> very, very embarrassing. i wouldn't let anybody know. i would stay home a lot. >> reporter: with age and perspective, embarrassment was transformed into admiration for a woman who had given everything for her kids. >> she was the one who cared and always listened. >> reporter: a doctor gave mary ann said bad news. >> everywhere you see yellow, that's cancer. it was from her head to toes. >> reporter: she died. nicole, a mom herself, fell into a depression. it was her husband who suggested takie inine ining a class to ta somewhere else. >> when i saw that crochet class, i just knew that was my connection back to my mom. >> reporter: crochet because it was something her mom used to do. crochet because it was something nicole thought she could do to help others going through what her mother just did. nicole, by the way, never took that class. instead, she opened a laptop and began teaching herself. five hours later, she had a single

. >>> nicole grew up in northeast pennsylvania. her mom, a single mother raising two kids, working two jobs. the family's meager lifestyle a source of embarrassment at the time for nicole. >> very embarrassing. i wouldn't let anybody know. i would stay home a lot. >> but with age and perspective, embarrassment was transformed. >> rob: add mmirationadmiration transformed into admiration. >> the doctor said everywhere you're seeing yellow, that's cancer. and it was from her head to her toes. it looked like her body was on fire. >> marian died in november of 2012. nicole fell into a depression. it was her husband who suggested taking a class to take her mind into somewhere else. so nicole looked at an adult education catalogue. >> when i saw that crochet class, i knew that was my connection back to my mom. so i just finished the border on this blanket. >> crochet because it was something her mom used to do. crochet because it was something nicole thought she could do to help others going through what her mother just did. nicole, by th

was captured fournierly two months on the run ends an emotional order for most people in northeast pennsylvania. eric, are you sorry? people cheering frein's arrest as he was led in for his first court appearance today. the survival list as a judge read the criminal complaint. police paraded frein outside the courthouse giving the public a chance to see the accused killer close up and they gave him a piece of their minds. do you want to play army? you could see a soldier. >> who are you? police say frein did open up in questioning after he was caught. he surrounded last night at an old airport 35 miles from the shooting zoo scene. he had been using a hanger there for shelter. so life is finally getting back to normal in the communities surrounding the scene of the ambush in the nearly two-month man hunt. fox 29 is talking with residents who are breathing a collective shy of relief. everybody pulled together and we're very proud. township pride is posted on utility poles and store tronts. people like angela are thankful that their community is once again safe and now her four year old daughter a

. >> reporter: nicole grew up in northeast pennsylvania. her mom, maryann, a single mother raising two kids, working two jobs. the family's meager lifestyle, a source of embarrassment at the time for nicole. >> very, very embarrassing. i wouldn't let anybody know. i would stay home a lot. >> reporter: but with age and perspective, embarrassment was transformed into admiration for a woman who had given everything for her kids. >> she was the one who cared and always listened. >> reporter: listening, though, is all nicole could do three years ago when a doctor gave maryann some bad news. >> the doctor puts it up on the screen, everywhere you see yellow, that's cancer, and it was from her head to her toes and looked like her body was on fire. >> reporter: maryann died in november of 2012. >> okay, start. >> reporter: nicole, now a mom herself, fell into a depression. it was her husband who suggested taking a class to take her mind somewhere else. so nicole looked at an adult education catalog. >> when i saw that crochet class, i knew, i just k

. >> residents of a rural community in northeast pennsylvania vented anger today against eric frein suspectn september fatal ambush outside state police barrack. he showed no he mess as led in the courthouse in million fovrd 135 miles north of philadelphia. authorities cap take your the 31-year-old yesterday ending a seven week man hunt. he's charged with first degree murder of state police corporal and critically wound ago trooper. he didn't enter a plea today. prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty. >> main judge has given nurse hickox who treated ebola patients in africa the okay to go where she pleases. it's a victory for her who challenged state officials trying to restrict her m.for 21 days. she now has to self monitor her health coordinate travel and let state officials know if anything with her health changes. but she noise longer forced to stay isolated inside her home. the governor of maine has described the ruling as unfortunate but she will not challenge he can it. >> may be halloween but in just a few short hours beloved christmas tradition will debut earlier than eve

in delays on the northeast extension, pennsylvania turnpike moving extremely well. if you are traveling in new jersey, northbound, right around exit number four that is 73, we have an overturn tractor trailer accident that is blocking two lanes. this will compromise your commute. we are waiting for them to upright that and clear that out of the way. no delay for mass transit. you may have delays at the airport so call ahead. >>> long time football coach of haverford high school in delaware county won't be coping his team tomorrow night. prosecutors have charged joe gallagher with dui, reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. he has been head football coach at haverford high for 23 years. police say gallagher was involved in a hit and run crash last saturday at lincoln and fourth after avenue in prospect park. will school officials released a a statement that said in part joe gallagher has taken a leave of absence for personal reasons. >>> burglars are back on the prowl in the burlington county town. they are targeting homes in moorestown, despite incre

. >> nicole grew up in northeast pennsylvania.er mom, a single mother raising two kids working two jobs. family's meager lifestyle, a source of embarrassment at the time for nicole. >> very. very embarrassing. i wouldn't let anybody know. i would stay home a lot. >> with age and perspective embarrassment was transformed into admiration for a woman who had given everything for her kids. >> she was the one that care and always listened. >> listening was all she could go when a doctor gave mary ann some bad news. >> a doctor puts it up on the screen. it was from her head to her toes and it looked like her body was on fire. >> mary ann died in november 2012. nicole now a mom herself fell into a depression. it was her husband who suggested taking a class to take her mind somewhere else. nicole looked at an adult education catalog. >> when i saw that crochet class, i knew that was my connection back to my mom. i just finished the border on this. >> crochet because it was something her mom used to do. crochet because it was something she

not only on the 95 but schuylkill, 476, pennsylvania turnpike, northeast extension. good news keeps on coming. however traveling the burlington bristol bridgette has been stopped for an opening. we will definitely let you know when it gets put back down and you are free to go but just be mindful of. that now back to the desk. ukee and erika. >>> 5:35. in business news this morning what you can get if you fix your own gm vehicle. >> also what yesterday's results mean for markets, for election 2014. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the insuring stock exchange with those stories and more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investors will try to figure out how results of last night's election could impact economic policy. some say the market will get a boost that republicans won control of the senate because republican control congress could pass some new legislation like tax reform that would benefit big companies. the market was pretty flat ahead of the result. yesterday dow jones finished 17 points higher, nasdaq fell about 15 points. earlier this year as

unless you are in northeast pennsylvania you are not seeing snow flurries. these are along 81 from binghamton and hazelton. for rest of us clear skies and we will see sunshine once we get past sunrise. temperatures very cold. that is very cold story on have the morning. chilly black friday for anyone who spent the night outside in line. twenty-four in allentown. twenty-eight in pottstown. thirty-four in philadelphia if you are just about to head out we will see temperatures in the 30's and a decent enough wind to bring in the wind chill factor. that is never a fun factor. wind five to 10 miles an hour going through philadelphia this is fairly light. 13 miles an hour wind in wildwood with you knocks those wind chills down in the teens and 20's. feels like 16 in the poconos. twenty-eight pottstown. twenty lancaster. twenty-seven philadelphia. twenty-six in dover. your fox cast for today will have sunshine, great looking day. temperatures as we have been accustomed to is in much of november well below normal. thirty-seven is the high temperature and breezy late

. >> reporter: nicole grew up in northeast pennsylvania. her mom, maryann, a single mother raising two kids, working two jobs. the family's meager lifestyle, a source of embarrassment at the time for nicole. >> very, very embarrassing. i wouldn't let anybody know. i would stay home a lot. >> reporter: but with age and perspective, embarrassment was transformed into admiration for a woman who had given everything for her kids. >> she was the one who cared and always listened. >> reporter: listening, though, is all nicole could do three years ago when a doctor gave maryann some bad news. >> the doctor puts it up on the screen, everywhere you see yellow, that's cancer, and it was from her head to her toes and looked like her body was on fire. >> reporter: maryann died in november of 2012. >> okay, start. >> reporter: nicole, now a mom herself, fell into a depression. it was her husband who suggested taking a class to take her mind somewhere else. so nicole looked at an adult education catalog. >> when i saw that crochet class, i knew, i just k

found that all over your city and the district on e street and southeast, on fourth street northeast, pennsylvaniaront of the capital, near the smithsonian. check out what we found. that's a bus stop sparking out of control. and look at this lamp post on a residential street. dangerous electricity right on the surface. >> this is a serious safety hazard. >> reporter: even this fire hydrant is electrified. sparks shooting in all directions. it's called stray voltage, an invisible killer, making everyday objects come alive with electricity. >> sidewalks, manhole covers, roadways, fences, anything that's in our landscape that has wires buried underground. when they fail, they'll leak to the surface. >> reporter: here's how it happens. most cities and towns have old infrastructure, old wires. the insulation, eroding away. voltage from inside leaks out. >> the difference is, when a water system breaks down, you see a puddle. electricity, there is no telltale. >> reporter: and that is the scariest part. there is no way to tell just by looking at it. across the country, children and pets have been shocke

is their barrier that will in the make it in the philadelphia area the exception would be northeast pennsylvania and poconos seeing more flurries and if you didn't get enough earlier this week. fox future cast shows a lot of sunshine today. bright, beautiful looking friday but will feel very coal. as we head into tonight clear skies overnight we will see clouds increase a bit. things will change as early as saturday morning. here's what happened by saturday morning we have a weak impulse moving through first we will see clouds and then we will have a chance to see some snow flurries and maryland rate snow north and west of us. it looks like these snow showers will make it east of the mountains, poconos, lehigh valley, lancaster whole area could see those snow showers coming in before temperatures rise in the lower 40's. that could be rain showers down in south jersey. now you whatever comes through it looks like it is light. models didn't have have it yesterday and it looks to be quick. that will exit by sometime saturday evening. we will head into sunday. we will see sunshine return. your forec

pennsylvania, new jersey and even delaware. look at these sped speed sensors. same on the schuylkill and blue route. northeast extension, pennsylvania turnpike just a lot of green. nicole brewer was live on the scene not too long ago of a very serious crash in northeast philadelphia right out of the doorstep of northeast high school, because of this crash, cottman avenue is closed at algon affect algon and bleigh. take tyson avenue. we will update you on that. watch out for construction on the pennsylvania turnpike in either direction, erika. >> thanks, vittoria. >>> your time 5:36. in business news what americans are having for dinner these days. >> wall street flirts with another record, jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, hey jill. >> reporter: good morning, ukee ander contact dow jones inched up one point yet but it was enough to close at yet another record high for the fifth straight day. nasdaq meanwhile gain nine points, investors today will be watching big retailers if jp penny and macy's reporter that earnings. >>> unlike other retailers best buy says that it will not be pulling an

. >> trick-or-treating was back on again in several communities here in northeast pennsylvania after tured. i'm wendy gillette in barrett township, pennsylvania, i am i'll have that >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> today is saturday, november 1st, good morning to you, and thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. just about 530:67:89 let's get a check on the forecast with carol. little cold. little rainy. >> yes, not great weekend at all. we've got a lot of winds expected, the rain has come down, in some areas, especially along the shore, i'll show that you in just a second. let's look outside and finds not looking great picture out there this morning, center city philadelphia, we've seen some rain here, we've seen a lot of rain at the shore, let's head down to atlantic city. you can see that it dogs not look good. you can see the lens shaking a little bit. also, couple of watery spots on there, from all of the rain that we've seen along the shore areas. it is even not even great looking, as you head out toward the reading

chris botec who is a second generation christmas free farmer from northeast pennsylvania near allentown will be presenting this tree to the first lady. and i should tell you that the u.s. sold 33 million farm grown christmas trees last year. the first tree was presented to the white house back in 1856 during the presidency of franklin pierce. this is a long-standing tradition, guys. >> the state of new hampshire thanks you for the franklin pierce reference. this tree is a douglas fir. frasier fir is also a type of pine tree. >> are you going to wax poetic? >> those are the only trees that i know. athena, this is part of all the white house christmas parries because we're entering the white house christmas party season. >> exactly we are. people can come in and tour the white house, see all the christmas decorations. this tree will be in the blue room. and, of course, this is a room with a very high ceiling because 18.5 feet tall is pretty tall. so it will be put up in the blue room and i can tell you next week, next wednesday military families will be the first to get to come in and see

. >>> northeast pennsylvania is breathing a sigh of relief. the first weekend in november, and celebrated halloween after a manhunt of nearly two months. eric frein is in custody. >> i can't even explain what i'm feeling right now. this is awesome. we are so proud of our pennsylvania state police. >> we were afraid to go outside or do anything, and so this is amazing. we're waiting for this day. >> u.s. marshals captured frein in an abandoned airplane hangar. what are law enforcement saying how frein was able to evade them for nearly two months? >> that is really the million dollar question. officials are beginning to get some answers. now, they do stress this is an on going investigation, but they believe that frein idealized empty homes and abandoned structures like that airplane hang hangar, and in some of the hidden caches of food supplies were also hidden in the woods. for all of the fear he caused in the community, the arrest went down peacefully with no shots fired, and officials say he followed commands after they discovered him of a g

we are looking good in pennsylvania and new jersey as well. as we move in the northeast we have a very serious accident, right at the door of northeast high school in the northeast section of philadelphia cottman avenue closed at allergen have avenue, tyson your best alternate. it is affecting algon at bleigh, so keep that in mind, in delays with mass transit, erika. >>> happening today an anti violence rally scheduled in a southwest philadelphia high will school. call to action was spurred by this video a substitute teacher right there lying in the hallway at bartram high school in king sessing after a student allegedly body slammed him. three teachers have been assaulted there in the past month. >>> philadelphia police are looking for shoot shore killed the the father of the nba player and philadelphia native. officers found 57 year-old wayne ellington, senior, father of lakers guard wayne ellington murdered in a car in germantown sunday night. he was rushed to einstein hospital where he later died. ellington junior played high school will ball at episcopal academy. >>

fifty's all over. 476, northeast extension, pennsylvania turnpike, again just great news, this morning. unfortunately traveling on 309 heading in to montgomery county southbound around route 113 we have an accident situation there so give yourself more time. watch out for construction on the northeast extension north bound. it seems to be weather-wise we have a little bit of the milk bag coming up. >> absolutely, well put. we have a cold front crossing through but does not bring us wet weather. you can probably see the green just beyond me here. lets go full screen. we will show you this first front. it is fizzling. even in the last three hours it has lost moisture. by the time it reaches us there will be limited moisture. we will just see some clouds today. limited sunshine as a result but we will keep it mild which i'll show new a second. tomorrow we will see duo of front, warm front, cold front all in the span of 24 hours. period of rain expect, throughout the day and that does mean we will be dealing with some wet, minimum damp commutes out there. there may be a midday break along

action news" covered his arrests when he was arrested for assaulting his family in northeast philadelphia. pennsylvania parole board denied his requests for early release four times saying he was risk to community and lacked remorse. gut he was granted erltly release one year ago. and tonight we heard from barnes' former father in law. >> well he's still walking a round ft. streets. he has no business walking around in the streets you know? if he has the same he's supposed to get with my daughter from easton this will happen to these two young ladies. >> a month before carlesha's abduction they accused barnes of kidnapping a 16-year-old girl if richmond, virginia. he hit her with a shovel and dumped her in the truping of a car sexually assaulted her and doused her with bleevrp and gasoline. she suffered third degree burns. investigators played a key role in identifying barnes as the suspect in carlesha's kidnapping. >>> and now we want to show you video we just received of barnes arriving in charles city county virginia just a few moments ago where the wheels of justice will begin it turn that richmond

lot of snow coming on down in the mountains. .eavier snow being reported the mountains of northeast pennsylvania, the poconos. 287, 495. we will see the heaviest snow. slushy byet a little the evening hours. bad today and was tomorrow. class of at about the roads and airports? what delays are we expecting? inwe got reports of delays philadelphia. do the math. two hours.ng almost that is a sampling of what is going on there. road, the rain coming down and that is always a problem. >> ok. looks like we just lost mark. he will be back for the next hour and give us a further update. those in my hometown heading down there tomorrow. to our delays. coming up, up a prophet, down. we will find out why from the ceo, tom rogers. plus, dinner and a movie. dining menus are boosting movie ticket sales in an otherwise lackluster box office year. meet the man who will help you get off of your netflix and into the theaters. we are headed to the alamo ahead . ♪ >> you're watching "in the loop." do you tivo? that is what a lot of us used to say when it came to watching our favorite programs. the company was almos

frein was captured after a 48-day manhunt in northeast pennsylvania. >>> israeli police are easing restrictions at the temple mount. muslims of all ages are being allowed to pray again today. men under 50 had been kept out following violence flare-ups in the recent weeks. the decision to reopen it comes after secretary of state john kerry met with regional leaders, he said both israel and the palestinians agreed to deescalate tensions over the jerusalem holy site. >>> interesting here -- nba commissioner adam silver advocating the legalization of sports betting. in an op-ed in the "new york times," commissioner silver said the u.s. should allow gambling on sports with regulation in place to keep it safe and legal. right now, betting on the nba is only legal in viva las vegas. silver's op-ed comes a week before a federal judge is expected to rule on new jersey's efforts to bring sports betting to its struggling casinos and racetracks. very interesting. >> think that's a very interesting thing to do. bring it out of the shadows. regulate it, make it legal. manage it. everybody is doing it anyway.

in this morning's cover story, the capture of accused cop killer in northeast pennsylvania is causing quite a controversy on social media. law enforcement officials spent seven weeks, some people are questioning the way he was taken down. there have been discussions whether things would have been different if he was of a different race. we want to thank you for joining us. we're going to jump right into this conversation this morning. okay, so people living in the poconos are breathing a sigh of relief because he's been captured but there's a big debate going on here. listen to what alex wrote on our facebook page. eric, you are a true american hero, we need more people like you. only because you are white got to walk away with a broken nose. frein didn't fight, i would have loved to have seen this guy lit up. let's start with your reaction. >> there's a widespread conception that when it comes to tat kal strategies and the apprehension of these man hunts that whiteness provides at times an opportunity for individuals who leave unscathed or remotely with their lives intact. whether it

we are watching a crash on the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike south of the lansdale interchange taking out the left lane. you see typical friday volume. in bucks county the fire-police are helping a wreck at blue school road. camera time en route 1 the super highway. a crash cleared out past pennsylvania avenue. there is heavy traffic as you come down to lan langhorne. we'll check it again rick and monica, no snow hopefully in the shot in the next half-hour. >>> our fingers crossed. thank you, matt. >>> there is more fallout on the allegations against bill cosby. details are next. >>> i am tracking warming temperatures over the weekend. rain, would you believe it, record warmth in the accuweather. rick. >>> thank you, cec. and runners are filling the convention center. they will take us inside of the race expo and introduce us to first-time runners. >>> those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >>> florida state strozier libraryre-opened after gunshot. there was an increased police presence on the campus. three people were hit when may shot in the l

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showers off the lakes mainly in northwestern, pennsylvania pennsylvania, western new york, not here, not across the mountains a couple flurries in northeast we hit sunrise all we will see is bright blue skies. the beautiful looking day. won't really feel that great outside. if you have been outside overnight or about to head out it is very cold. twenty-four mount pocono. twenty-seven in pottstown. thirty-four in philadelphia a we are above freezing. mostly below freezing heading in to south jersey but enough of the win keeping wind chills in the 20's. it is calm in some spots, it is not gusty yet but we will watch wind increase later today, five to 10 miles an hour wind, but as i mentioned it doesn't take much, dropping wind chills in the teens, poconos, 20's for rest of us, it feels like 27 in philadelphia, 26 in dover and 28, in wildwood. lets jump to that seven day forecast, very chilly black friday with wind high of 37, we will feel more like lower 30's. 42 degrees on saturday but cold, cloudy day with some flurries even mixed in. it will not feel much warmer. by sunday, more mild, temperatures stretched in the mid 50's and 60 by mond

western new york, all the way down to northeast pennsylvania, even some flurries over the past couple of hours, here, if philly. have the chance for some flurries even some sprinkles going through the morning hours. looks like we are starting to clear up. as long as we have those clouds, there is still the chance this morning for some left over snow or rain showers. snowfall amount, highest further north and west you go. >> carbon county, is 1 inches of snow yesterday. mount pocono, over eight. eight and a half inches of fresh powder, on what's already been excellent start to the ski season there. >> those and tail off, trace at the airport, less in new jersey, delaware, only about inch and a half or less and trace at the atlantic city airport. temperatures right now 27 up in mount pocono, 34 allentown. >> closer to philadelphia mid 30's, never hit the freezing mark, didn't really have to worry about too much about refreezing here, back roads, though, different story. thirty-three in millville. thirty-nine in cape may. # day forecast, seeing sunshine, chilly thanksgiving. forty-one al

not only on the schuylkill but i-95, blue route, northeast extension and pennsylvania turnpike. traveling to new jersey turnpike northbound beyond hightstown still truck lanes are block so best alternate is 130 as a result of the accident, erika. >> thanks, vittoria. this blast of arctic air is a dress rehearsal for upcoming winter. >> wind are making it feel colder. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from 69th street terminal to see how commuters are surviving, jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika and ukee. we have a frigid morning out here. people trying to bundle will up as best as they can. because it is so cold philadelphia has issued a code blue alert for severe cold weather. so has montgomery counties and burlington county in new jersey. a all across the delaware valley we are seeing the same thing person after person bundled up with the big puffy coats, fur hoods, every piece of skin covered. here in upper darby according to my weather app we are right around 20 degrees and it is 10 degrees colder then that. numbers that not many people want t

now here stateside, northeast pennsylvania is breathing a sigh of relief, the first weekend of novemberen celebrated halloween as fugitive eric frein is in custody after a manhunt that took nearly two months. >> i can't even explain what i'm feeling right now. this is awesome. we are so proud of our pennsylvania state police, their hard work. >> all the children, we were afraid to go outside. we were afraid to do anything. so this is amazing. we were waiting for this day. >> u.s. marshals captured frein thursday in an abandoned airplane hangar. nbc's sarah dallof is joining me now with more from blooming grove, pennsylvania. what is law enforcement saying about how this guy was able to evade them for two months? >> reporter: they stress this is an ongoing investigation. but they're beginning to learn more about how he did that. they say he utilized abandoned structures like the airplane hangar and unoccupied homes finding food in those homes in order to survive. he also we know had hidden caches of supplies in the woods. they say it wasn't one of the numerous tips they received in the e

then overnight tonight, some steadier rain moving in from south jersey and delaware to northeast and eastern pennsylvaniang. the rain will be falling. the future weather and the latest temperatures when i come back in less than ten minutes time. >>> it is 4:20 and time for an early look at the highways and byways out there. nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jillian mele has a look at traffic. >> good morning, chris. looks like that construction cleared off of route 202. the northbound side was blocked off between paoli pike and route 322, but crews are heading away from the scene. so, 202 northbound has been reopened at this point. this is 76 at university avenue. you can see things are very quiet out there in both directions. we're not reporting any accidents on 76 this morning, so that's a little bit of good news for drivers. heading into new jersey, we have some construction. 295 southbound, the route 42 off-ramp. we have the right lane blocked on that ramp. then we're also following some road work in audubon. black horse pike southbound just past nicholson road. the left lane is blocked and is ex

. >> and incumbant tom corbett sent the day in northeast and central pennsylvania and rallied voters.urt voteers in bucks county, he and new jersey governor chris christie are holding get out the vote in ivy land tomorrow night. >> election day is tuesday. voters can cast ballots starting 6 a.m. polls open 7 a.m. pennsylvania and delaware and polls close 8 paex in all three states. >> step commutersers will not have to worry about a transit strike come tomorrow morning. the two year deal was announced late last night and both sides say this agreement includes wage inincreases and few other details were announced. more than 4700 employees were working without a contract for 7 months this new deal is expected to be voted on sometime next week. >> more to come on "action news" tonight the earliest snowfall of the season and which states enjoyed a premature visit from old man winter and virgin galactic founder speaks out about a deadly crash involving a test rocket and what he plans to do now and eagles gets ready to take on the texans. jeff skversky has sports when we take on the texans.

northeast. western pennsylvania. but locally, we are seeing drier conditions across the area. we do expect that as we go through tonight. here's future weather. we do stay dry tonight. we stay dry tomorrow. more sunshine tomorrow to end out your week for your friday. looking pretty good. then as we go into saturday to start off the weekend, notice a lot more clouds move in. a band of snow just to our north and west. some of the snow could try to graze the poconos. that's really about it. all that moves out going into sunday and sunday we're going to be milder with more sunshine again. so a nice end to the weekend. the cold stretch of weather is slowly retreating. mostly cloudy as we go through tonight. colder temperatures. 27 for the low in philadelphia. 23 degrees areas north and west. then tomorrow will be cold. sunny and cold. 36 to 39 degrees. so you'll want your jackets through the day all day tomorrow. saturday, we see more clouds around. and temperatures will be in the low 40s. into sunday, we get milder. mid 50s with sunshine. going to be a pretty nice end to the week.

another batch of snow showers move in later tonight and this just extends across the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike and the poconos getting some snow and they are excited about the snow in the poconos, it's not lasting long and it's melting on the roads. some are not excited but this little girl was excited about the snow, you can see the snow accumulating on the fall follow yannarell that is falling but in philadelphia 41 and millville 43 and sea isle city 44 and 32 in lancaster and 37 in allentown. satellite 6 along with action radar showing lots of clouds through the afternoon and the moisture is developing ahead of a cold front and there is another line of snow showers moving through in the overnight hours, so future tracker showing around 11:00 is the best chance for us seeing some snow showers getting close to philadelphia, and then it sweeps off quickly by about 1:30 a few snow showers in south jersey, it's out of here before day break and 7:30 we'll be dry and see the sunshine and it's windy and cold and as far as accumulations, we could see a grassy coating in parts of chester cou

fifty-five is our average on all of them, 95, schuylkill, blue route, pennsylvania turnpike, northeast extension, lots of good news. we are on stan by for opening of the burlington bristol bridge. they were talking about opening up at 5:20 so we are waiting on that. keep that in mine. travel mass transit in delays. in delays at the airport. we have this accident in montgomery county on 309 southbound right at route 113, but again, all and all not a bad morning. lets check sports with ukee. >>> and the eagles face carolina panters in prime time machine night and likely play shorthanded already down, quarterback nick foles and linebacker demeco ryans the birds are without lineman todd herremans. i understand he will undergo season ending surgery on a torn biceps this friday. he played with that injury last sunday and wound up injuring his ankle in the game. evan mathis could be back time for sunday's game. >> one part of the game plan for carolina game cut down on turnovers. eagles had three more last sunday and lead the league with 20 give away. carolina is in the top ten in take away s

on another pennsylvania major, 76 westbound at belmont avenue, the left lane is blocked because of an accident there. and headed north to the northeast extension on the pennsylvania turnpike as you approach the quakertown exit, there's an accident involving a semi truck-tractor-trailer, so the right-hand lane is blocked. and i just got word of a tractor-trailer accident on the vine street expressway, so i'll have more on that in a minute. in new jersey, garden state parkway northbound between northfield and pleasantville, an accident is affecting things there. >> wow. accidents really backing things up out there. all right, katy. >>> well, have you started putting together your holiday shopping game plan? next half hour, you'll want to see this. we'll help you prepare for black friday with a look at which items will have the biggest discounts this weekend and which stores give you the best odds of scoring a deal. >>> and tech temptation. the new ways some major retailers are trying to lure you in with the touch of a button. ♪ there's confidence... then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertis

northeast down to the vine. we are used to that. fifty-five still on the schuylkill. fifty-five on 476. in delays on the pennsylvaniake or northeast extension. however, as we take a look into new jersey we have been dealing with an overturn tractor trailer accident on the north bound side of the turnpike at 73, blocking two lanes for quite sometime here and it is still there definitely want to avoid that if you can. you can avoid things like this by down loading the your drive app, you can always get updated information about traffic, backups, with the new your drive app. you can down load that by going to cbs philly.com/your drive. >>> new this morning new safety ratings are out to keep young children safe in the family car. the insurance institute for highway safety has announced its best bets in booster seats. mar liz hall takes a closer look. >> reporter: this is what can happen to a child with no restraint, in a 35 miles per hour car crash. booster seats elevate children riding in the back seat, providing a good seat belt fit that is essential for kids age four to eight. >> booster seats are for kids too mall f

pennsylvania pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension all moving really well out there with very minor problems. however, in new jersey on the northbound side of the new jersey turnpike right at 73, exit number four, two larynx blocked because of an overturn tractor trailer so something to watch out for this morning. the let's head back to the desk, erika. >> thank you. >>> environmentalist are voicing concerns about hawaii's slow moving lava flow. red hot river is less than 500 feet from a main road. the lava is from the kilauea a volcano on a hawaii's big island and it has damaged homes and island's vegetation. officials are considering building an emergency access route in that area and they say the situation could possibly harm endangered birds and encourage spread of invasive species. >>> deadly crash of a virgin galactic experimentallal rocket powered spaceship is in the stopping company from planning more flights. pilot was killed and another seriously injured in the crash during a test flight last friday. the company says that another ship is undercover trucks and it could be f

are getting an early start on their holiday trips, and now they can't get on the northeast extension of the pennsylvaniaurnpike, a route that people use because of a vehicle fire right behind this tractor trailer, one is on fire at this point. an suv is behind it. the flames have really been jumping up, a small explosion, a moment ago, this is 476, just north of the mid county toll plaza, if you are heading towards quakertown you are going this bay and eastbound from the pennsylvania turnpike, that entrance is just up ahead. at this point, no traffic on the blue route northbound is able to get on the northeast extension or the turnpike, i would do so via 309 or valley forge and 202. we keep watching the flames from the suv fire jumping up behind the tractor trailer here in plymouth meeting this afternoon. the crash on the turnpike eastbound, it's a stop and go right in both directions and chopper 6 hd remains high in the sky of philadelphia, the protest continues on north broad street by temple university and cecil b. moore avenue. stay on the numbers streets instead. we'll check it again in the 5:00 ho

northeast extension. excuse me, pennsylvania turnpike officials are actually warning that you exit the northeast extension 309 is your best bet to get around it. we have an accident there and then 422 eastbound crawling along, as you can see. normal volume out there on 422. jammed from oaks to route 23. >>> i'm jesse gary live in center city. there are several sites and plenty of opposition to a plan of putting another casino in philadelphia. i'll give you the details coming up after the break. >>> i'm jesse gary live in center city. the board votes today and this is an artist rendering for one site in south philadelphia. near 10th and becker avenue. market saturation and union leaders promise the potential for jobs. the vote takes place 1:00 this afternoon. live at center city, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> good morning at 6:58. a lot of volume on the majors. 95 southbound at girard crawling along drive time from wood haven to the vine and the biggest problem is the northeast extension southbound. just avoid it if you can. exit at lansdale just beyond the exit, that's where we have disabled tractor traile

on the northeast extension southbound between lansdale and pennsylvania turnpike long stretch of real estate but traveling around the lansdale area that is where you will note thinks jackknife truck. all lanes reopened, been moved to the shoulder but still causing a delay this morning and watch still for 30 minute delays for river line commuters, ukee. >>> vittoria, thank you. on the healthwatch woman's weight at the time of her pregnancy could impact development of her baby. >> researchers found em breast of overweight and obese women had less glucose and other fat than other embryos. they say this could lead to long term health complications, for their babies. >>> getting close to the bottom of the hour, coming up in the next half an her of "eyewitness news" this morning, just two days until open enrollment period for affordable care act what you need to know to make sure you are covered. >>> also a teenager's invention lets you talk to your pet remotely and give them a treat, how about that, it is called ipooch. we will show you how this works coming up. vittoria and katie return w

northeast. from new york to pennsylvania and virginia, slick roads and low visibility made for treacherous driving conditions. salt trucks fanned out trying to aiay ahead of the storm, which is blanketing several states with a mix of snow and rain. >> if motorists encounter snow or ice-covered roads, the most logical thing to do is, hey, slow down. >> reporter: across the country, americans are rushing to reach their destinations for thanksgiving. according to aaa, 89% of people leaving home will travel by car. over 3.5 million americans will be flying. sol zlotchenko, one of thousands left stranded, was at new york's laguardia airport. >> it's tough to sit and wait and not know what's going to happen, but we're hopeful. >> reporter: carlin gayer was traveling from regan national airport to portland, maine, to see family. >> usually it takes me four hours door to door to get home to see them. today it will take me about eight, so doubled what it normally does. >> reporter: the airlines aren't just tracking the current storms. they look five to 10 days out. jim deyoung is the director of the united

also in pennsylvania on the northeast extension, northbound approaching quakertown, right lane is blockedause of a semi truck accident there. >>> 5:42. new developments today in the decades-old disappearance of etan patz. a key piece of evidence the judge will consider today as the murder case gets ready to go to trial. >>> and watching and waiting. we're keeping a close eye on ferguson, missouri, where a grand jury could make a decision any day now on whether to charge the police officer who shot and killed michael brown. >>> at 5:45, we continue to follow breaking news out of new jersey, where state police moments ago issued an amber alert for this missing baby you see on the left side of your screen there. 3-month-old steven ristick was taken, police say, by his father from a home on long island. his father's name, jonathan lawrence. you see him on the right side. police say they could be heading to new jersey in a blue dodge minivan with a connecticut license plate. we don't have a tag number, but it's a connecticut plate. investigators say lawrence is from new jersey and he did show

northeast. those are moving through northeastern pennsylvania. you see the lehigh valley seeing a little activity. -i don't think that's reaching the ground. the pocono mountains might see a few snow flurries. really not much. they are moving out. that will leave us with sunshine and temperatures that are warm. look at the 20s, reading, pottstown, allentown, all in the 20s. 36 in philadelphia. millville, dover, upper 30s. and by lunchtime, up to 40 degrees. we'll go through the future weather hourby hour in less than ten minutes but first, let's check with jillian mele. >> good morning. the accident blocking the ramps from the vine street expressway westbound. and actually looks like crews are making progress attempting to get that accident cleared. it actually looks like that accident will be clearing. about a minute ago i saw the tow truck approaching the scene. and it looks like the tow truck very quickly got that accident involved out thereof. my guess is this ramp is going to open at some point soon. we still have that activity out there. i'

northeast extension with the ride to work. >> nbc10's traffic reporter jillian mele will let us know what happened. >> we got an unconfirmed report that there's an accident blocking the lane there. i went on the pennsylvaniaed there is an accident blocking southbound side of the northeast dissension between lansdale and the toll plaza. this came in the last few minutes so we'll work to get details for you. 309 is your best alternate route. river line has a delay. 30 minutes between trenton, communication problems there. this is 95 at the philadelphia international airport. you can see it's quiet there in both directions. no accidents and no delays to report on 95. and this just into our newsroom. we're dealing with a fire in strawberry mansion, north myrtlewood sfreet between oxford, skyforce 10 on its way there. 29th street to get around it. >>> 5:53. a new study maps out the likelihood that you'll develop heart disease based on where you live. >>> and a family says they may be forced to give up their decades old business because of what business leaders are doing. we'll explain when we take you county by county next. >>> skyforce 10 is over what was a fire. this is a fire scene at north myrtlewood stree

this is along swamp at knifer road and we're also dealing with an accident north on the pennsylvania turnpike, northeast extension, so, and, northbound, about 4 miles north of mid county. we will be heading up towards that lansdale area, 309, might be a little alternate for you. and tacony palmyra, still heavy, both sides from an earlier opening. betsy ross bridge is always the best bet. we have talked about an eagles game tonight. tim off at 8:30 but we will see unusual traffic patterns in and out of the stadium a area all day long. chris and kerry, back over to you. >>> we have some breaking news at 6:32 this morning. this is in camden county, two people rush to the hospital after some sort of carbon monoxide incident. >> let get right out to steve keeley live from winslow township with more on this, hi steve. >> reporter: two parents and a child all three in different hospitals right now and carbon monoxide levels were so high in this house, listen to this, 30 times as high as the danger amount, that will set off a carbon monoxide detector f this family had carbon detectors in there this level so hig

in the the 50's on the schuylkill, blue route, traveling i-95, northeast extension, 202, 422 and not only are you months well in pennsylvania but in delaware, in new jersey, with that so you do have construction, overnight construction in delaware. on 202 at ramp to 95 southbound it is closed as a result of the construction until 5:00 a.m. just another half an hour or so. taking a look into new jersey, 42, 55, 295 no delays for mass transit and they are moving just as fine, ukee. >>> vittoria, thank you. >>> officials are working to determine what caused a fire in this vacant home in north philadelphia overnight. fire fighters responded to the 400 block of east mayfield street in fair hill a little after midnight. it was quickly placed under control, no injuries were reported. >>> philadelphia police are asking for public's help locating this man 51 year-old renold ocean, he was last seen at north dover street in brewerytown yesterday afternoon. police say ocean suffers from depression. he is known to frequent area along kelly drive and a park at 33rd and girard. >>> three people who were hospitalized after a another just s

in the northeast, consumer costs could climb again this winter. while in neighboring pennsylvanias with plentiful natural gas drilling activity like texas they'll likely stay low. for now, however, plans like this calpine natural gas facility in dear park, texas, are standing by to draw from the new advances in technology. and that larger homes like the 12-foot ceiling and larger footprint units that have been .uilt ar i'm kate kelly outside of houston. >>> finally tonight, watch this. a frightening two hours, 700 feet above the streets of new york city today. a pair of window washers trapped outside the 69th floor of the newly opened world trade center. thto dangling. look at the firefighters open up that window there and pulled the two workers inside. they were a little shaken up, >> if you have a fear of heights -- >> i hate it. i can't look off the front end of this desk. >> there's "nightly business report" for tonight. watching. >> see you back here tomorrow night. >> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by -- the street.com, including stephanie link who