then this seated jury will be transplant todd milford pike county in northeastern, pennsylvania where it is expected that they will hear more than a month's worth of testimony. in this high profile capitol murder case. >>> in court eric frein dressed in a suit, tie, engaged working with his lawyers as long process to pick a jury of his peers begins. eric from coatsville won't be one of them. >> i would like to be on the jury but i don't have time to do it. >> reporter: phillips and handful of other jurors were dismissed on thursday. prosecution and defense, still have more than a thousand people to sift through. because of intense media coverage, jury selection is happening in chester county. 103 miles from milford pike county where the case will be tried. >> it has been over two years now, we look forward to selecting a fair, impartial jury. >> reporter: eric frein stand accused of ambushing state police barracks in blooming grove, detectives say that in september 2014 he shot and killed corporal brian dickson and critically wounded trooper alex douglass. it is alleged frein kept inv

. >> on to another crazy story, 71 year-old mary clancy of northeastern pennsylvania has done what plentyople would like to do. >> mary lost 200 pounds in one day, doctors discovered a cyst in her belly that they say grew a little bit each day for 16 years. once it was removed mary dropped from 350 to over 150. she doesn't know what to do with the clothes that in longer fit. >> so, hopefully i'll just get curvey and be one hot babe eventually. >> she's already a hot babe. all of the old clothes and buy new ones. she's looking forward to getting out and exercising so she can get her hot body on. >> good luck to her. >>> everybody in a school in aston sit down to wrap up the week with the book. >> as ukee washington shows news this weeks story of brotherly love, they have help with this weekly assignment. >> reporter: their reading partners are senior citizens who volunteer their team and the school says it is not only fun but val automobile. >> sure, you want to try to read it, go ahead. >> reporter: every friday you'll find abby rolly traveling from swarthmore to read to some of the small

arrived this year we have snow on the grounds we have a couple of feet in new york state and northeastern pennsylvania. we have a few inches in the region. we are melling. you can see the sun barreling through the clouds the entire morning and the afternoon. some clouds will sweep in later, but even then we'll see sun between them. 45 degrees is the temperature in philadelphia. well back and forth average. 51 degrees in washington. -- above average, 51 degrees in washington. 45 in philadelphia. by 4:00 p.m. we expect a high of 51 degrees and still holding close to that by 6:00 p.m. yeah, we'll continue to melt snow. overnight tonight we'll stay above freezing unlike last night, so it won't be as bad. rick, when i step inside a milder day tomorrow, a dip and rise again. that's the way spring goes often times. that's the way it's going this week. details in the seven day. >> drexel university got a big financial boost in its efforts to educate future math and science teachers. a $1.2 million grant was presented to the drexel school on behalf of the philadelphia education project. the money will launch a

a second round of rain will be on the way later >>> a northeastern pennsylvania man claims he was takenan american airlines flight because of his disability. mark smith works for pride mobility. he also has cerebral palsy. he boarded a flight from la to philadelphia monday but ordered off the plane and rebooked on a later flight >> i was shocked. confused and because i fly so often for business. >> smith claims american airlines never explained why he he flight. american issued a statement apologizing to smith and reache incident. >>> 5:57 is the time and following developing news, a massive fire ball collapses a busy stretch of an interstate. now one of the nation's most congested cities braces for gridlock. >>> samsung claims to have created the ultimate tv, but it's not going in your man cave, it will go into a movie theater. more when we come back. mmm! [ keys clack ] [ slurps ] make it iced, then make it happen with flavors like butter pecan or new coconut creme pie. america runs on dunkin'. or new coconut creme pie. >>> action news delaware valley's leading news prom worker i matt

. >>> a northeastern pennsylvania man claims to be removed from an american air likes flight because of his disability. he worked for pride mobility. and has cerebral palsy, smith boarded the flight on monday night and says he was ordered off the plane and rebooked on a later flight. >> i was in absolute shock and confused. and in disbelief because i fly so often for business. >> well smith claims that american airlines never explained why he was taken off the flight and american airlines issued a statement apologizing and reached out to him regarding this incident. >>> the alleged driver in a home invasion speaks out. and sat down and admitted her role until robbery. >> a home invasion that left three teens dead including her boyfriend. >> we just made bad choices, really bad choices. elizabeth rodriguez the alleged mastermind behind the botched burglary sat down at the wagner county jail. >> i know what we did was stupid and wrong. >> they burglarized the home's detached garage earlier that day and decided to go back for more. >> thought we could get more we were greedy, she waited

the teen's remains were found in northeastern pennsylvania two months later. at the hearing, prosecutors will announce that they'll be seeking the death penalty in this case. >>> in north jersey, state police say a man who tried to run down a trooper with his pickup truck was shot and killed by the officer. it happened after a police investigation at the rest stop in cranberry, middlesex county. the trooper was not hurt. >>> 5:36. police are connecting two big stories that we tyo yesterday morning. the police shooting in delaware that left a 28-year-old man dead is directly connected to a confrontation wednesday in southeast philadelphia. here's how it started -- philly police called to a domestic dispu dispute. when officers arrived, the driver sped away in his van, hitting and dragging an officer several feet. up and fire off one shot before the driver got away. here's leroy b away to new cast family says police shot and kill, police released this video of thieves robbing a jeweler in ben salem this month. roo to get inside and steal thousands in gold from s

a phillies employer overwhelmed with emotion when he makes the roster >>> a man from northeastern pennsylvaniaays he was kicked you have a plane and claims it's because of his disability. later. >>> in this morning gma first look in the fatal home invasion in oklahoma left three teens dead. 21-year-old elizabeth rodriguez the alleged mastermind behind the botched burglary sitting do you know with abc news. while she waited in the car with another female, police say the mask teens armed with brass knuckles and a knife broke into the home where they were met by 23-year-old zach peters who police say opened fire with an ar 15 semiautomatic rifle killing all three >> i feel guilty. but i don't feel responsible >> we'll have the latest on the case coming up at 7:00 a.m. abc news broken arrow oklahoma. ♪ hi, i'm frank. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. had a bad back injury, my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the chronic pain, but backed me up big-time. tried prunes, laxatives, still constipated... had to talk to my doctor. she said, "how long you been holding this in

. >>> and look at what unfolded on a highway in northeastern pennsylvania. more than 30 cars ended up in a pileup on interstate 81, 50 miles north of reading. the crash shut down the northbound lanes of i-81. several people were hurt. >>> a philadelphia man shows us the damage left behind after he says authorities busted down his front door. those authorities later figured out they raided the wrong place. the man lives at an apartment complex along lindbergh boulevard. george spencer is live for us tonight. >> any indication yet on how this could have happened? >> that's what we're working to figure out. he says he was not mistreated, but he just can't understand how it could have happened. officers busting through his door and searching his home. this afternoon, philadelphia police told me one of the suspects they were actually searching for, was captured somewhere else nearby. >> they were already in. >> reporter: this 33-year-old man was barely awake this morning when he stumbled to his living room to find police had broken through his front door with gun

18, that includes 65 alternates, and they'll essentially be transplanted, to pike county northeastern pennsylvania, where the trial process and possible penalty phase could last some six weeks. >> show you eric frein the man we are talking about charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of pennsylvania state police corporal brian dixon. dixon and another trooper alex douglas were ambushed outside their barracks in rural page county, according to investigators. trooper douglas survived not before having to undergo number of surgeries save his life. accused of lying in wait. and opening fire, on that barracks, in bloom inning grove township. after the shooting prosecutors say he essentially played a game of cat and mouse with army of troopers. he is accused of terrorist counts as well as detectives say he planted bombs along the way, to avoid capture. remains free with police trailing his movement for nearly 50 days. this is a capitol case as we've been mentioning, the district attorney from pike county is speaking -- seeking the death penalty. now frein of course was seated in the cour

northeastern pennsylvania, spirit of kalahari water park opens in pocono manor. following an expansion project there. the resort added more than 500 guest rooms, new restaurants and a virtual reality attraction. >>> sixers fans will be treated to a half time concert. live look atwells fargo center where '80s rap star biz markie will perform on the court. ♪ you you got what i need ♪ >> remember that? >> i do. i do. >> i remember that big hit by bismarckie. you can check him out at tonight's game. starting at 7:00. >>> students attacked at the station is caught on camera. >> what led to this chaos in center city. >>> plus, a scare for villanova fans. we'll take a look at the next step on the road to repeat. >> danger from above. how this week's snow storm is still putting people at risk. >>> 4:35 and 31 degrees. we've got another sunny day before we get some rain and snow this weekend. neighborhood forecast just ahead. can a filet, or a new york strip ever be topped? well, no. but for our new delmonico ribeye, perhaps we can make more room at the top. you can't fak

. >> happening today, a northeastern pennsylvania town is putting a nearly 100-year-old sub machine gunn. it's a colt thompson model 1921 gun with a 1928 maybe overstamp. the gun was donated to the plymouth police department decades ago. the council president says the auction is one way the bureau those generate some revenue without raising taxes. the online auction begins at noon today t it will run until march 11th. the starting bid is $20,000. >> former president obama and former first lady michelle have ended a bidding war over book publishers. they have chosen penguin random house to publish forthcoming books by the former first couple. financial terms were not disclosed but the deals are likely in the tens of millions of dollars. the obamas plan to donate a significant portion of their proceeds to charity including to the obama foundation. >> 4:53. up next a wild police chase was captured on video. the driver of this pickup truck lost control and went airborne. see where he landed. >> plus we're following breaking news out of the city's feltonville section. the city records yet an

while police say it was distracted driving that led a woman to crash her car in the lake in northeastern, pennsylvanianow this happened just before noon time yesterday, police say woman was looking at her phone for directions when she drove her car right into harvey's lake. fortunately she was able to get out of the chilly lake without any injuries but it took a tow truck to fish her car out of the water. >> that it did. >>> follow-up to the severe weather in the midwest, one man was killed in missouri and two people died in illinois after a string of powerful tornadoes. take a look at drone video of the hardest hit areas in illinois. blocks and blocks damaged cars and is what left of the homes, filled the streets. spokesmen to the president sean spicer says white house will provide federal support as needed. >>> severe weather caused quite a bit of damage in parts of the south. >>> forceful winds knocked down trees, power lines in gibson county, tennessee. we are told towns seeing most damage during the storms peak more than 8,000 residents lost power, fortunate liz though no one was injured. >>> now

the teen's remains were found in northeastern pennsylvania two months later. at the hearing, prosecutors may announce they will be seeking the death penalty in the case. >>> a judge will sentence a philadelphia mother today in the death of her 4-year-old daughter. shakia holmes involuntary manslaughter. investigators say her daughter shot herself with a gun found in the closet of their north philadelphia home last summer. >>> today a memorial service will be held for trail blazing . he died this month at the age of 82. lewis was the first person. column to write a column for a major paper. atvilat villanova university. >>> and today breaking grounds for the strawberry mansion apartments. the etainable methods were used to build and power th the wells fargo center in philadelphia where jon bon jovi will hit the stage tonit. will perform as part of their "this house is not for sale" tour. the show begins at 7:15. nbc10 gets an exclusive firsthand look at septa's efforts to prevent violence. >> police launched a new crackdownut where students ride congregate duri

cloud cover, i want to show you it looks like all the rain will be closer to the poconos and northeastern pennsylvania. we're probably dry, that's good, because you're going to want to get outside, we'll have a high of 72 degrees, very warm. a little note if you're going down the shore maybe trying to set up the summer rental it will be cooler at the shore, highs in the mid to upper 50s there. sunday, clouds light rain and drizzle. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 55 today, a shower north and west and getting milder and brighter in the afternoon. tomorrow, clouds and sun, 72 make your plans for saturday. sunday, cloudy with occasional light rain and drizzle and high of 53 degrees. monday we're damp mostly cloudy, we'll go 67, if we get the high it's because the frontal boundary in the neighborhood moves up north. the front stalls, in the 60s, 26 tuesday, 61 on wednesday. >> washington, d.c. police put out a social media call for help on a string othat have somethinn common. >> firefighters save a four legged friend from a burning home in dramatic fashion. >> we have a burning car from the

. >>> a northeastern pennsylvania man claims he was removed from an american airlines flight because disability. he works for pride mobility. he has cerebral palsy. he boarded a flight from los angeles to philadelphia monday but he says he was ordered off the plane and rebooked on a later flight. >> i was absolutely shocked. confused and disbelief because i fly so often for business. >> smith claims american airline never explained why he was taken off the flight. american issued a statement apologizing. it has reached out to him regarding the incident. keep on going, america. keep on giggling... and goofing. keep on grooving... and togethering. with scott 1000's long-lasting roll, we'll keep on going, too. scott 1000. america's longest lasting roll. >>> action cam live at a three-car crash in east oak lane. one of the vehicles has been towed away. you see the other two there. the driver that caused crash was suffering chest pains and had to be taken to the hospital to be checked out. there's another person that was also possibly injured. police are trying to sort this one out. as we

retired none-year-old federal judge with memory problems who went missing earlier this week in northeastern pennsylvaniaeen found safe and sound. a u.s. marshall says edwin company suck was found about 10d area just outside of scranton after two boys spotted his vehicle. company suck was conscious and was talking and taken to an area hospital. the judge who take medication for memory loss sis appeared from his home on tuesday night. sparking intensive search by state police, fbi and us marshall service. he stopped hearing cases last month. >>> tonight a final farewell to a national hero. a funeral service for a local veteran and tuskegee airmen john harrison was remembered today in south philadelphia. >> he packed a lot of accomplishments in his 96 years here on earth. let's get out to fox 29's dave kinchen live in south philadelphia. dave. >> reporter: it's almost hard to imagine not being able to serve your country because of your race, but a hero being laid to rest helped change all of that. moving final farewell for a patriot who not only served the country he loved but changed it in the process. >>

right now he's a berwick borough councilman in northeastern pennsylvania much another republican runnings state representative rick is a comb from the pittsburgh suburbs. >>> now to the city's northeast vection we caught philadelphia police officer recruits leaving early this morning. they are heading to the holocaust memorial museum in washington, d.c. the recruits are studying ethics and they'll visit, the visit will expand on classroom. anti defamation league is partnering with the holocaust memorial museum to present the training program. >> not a typical robbery at one convenience store. what the masked man took that may raise some eyebrows. >>> and no vacancy the famed waldorf astoria hotel kicks its guests out. why it had to shut its doors. >>> a new warning from doctors. why they're so concerned about recreational marijuana. ♪ yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. extended bonus buys only at my giant.nt. >>> check out this from mad dock referee's new arizona. elderly man trapped in his car by a raging

fun afternoon atwater park in northeastern pennsylvania ends with a few children going to kie resortntion center, they had gone on water coaster enclosed tunnels in the indoor water park when they camein trouble breathing. >> we got on theidriends started hacking, and through the whole thing i was covering, then once i got off, i didn't feel so good. >> we went over to find out what was going on, because my son was one of them, it turns out the chlorine levels were really high. >> interestingment parents say some kids taken to local hospital. in a statement the resort officials say the problem was an isolated incident on single a track, and every attraction has been test today ensure regulations not only met but exceeded. >> it happens. well, do you ever buy a bunch of food thinking you'll use it then have to toss it because it spoiled? you're not alone. it is estimated the average american family spends about $1,500 a year on food that ends up getting thrown away. but there are things you can do to preserve food and your family's budget. >> jacky, admit, she throws away a lot of foo

from upstate new york, northeastern pennsylvania, on into parts of connecticut and massachusetts on intongland. now, here -- the big cities on i-95, we were expecting maybe to get some bigger snow totals, but here's what happened. we expect this would be the track of the storm. and especially if it had moved a little further east, that would have brought in colder air. and we would have seen bigger snow totals along i-95. instead, it tracked a little further to the west, hugging the coast, and that brought in warmer air off the atlantic. and so we saw that mix along the coast. but north and west of the city, and north and west in upstate new york, pennsylvania, that's where we we've seen the big totals. central park, not bad. 7.2, that breaks a record for today. it's set back in 1958, philadelphia almost four. look at washington, piker at 2.7, you get into new york, 17 inches. albany, almost 13. their record was back in 1958, do we have that snowfall total, the record, steve? you don't have it. okay, we move on. and then we're looking at the national weather service in boston reporting f

trump to the republican national convention, right now, he's at berwick borough council in northeastern pennsylvaniatate representative rick sick own from the pittsburgh suburbs. >>> the owner of the trump taj mahal casino property has struck a deal to sell it to hard rock international and two other unidentified new jersey investors. carl icahn closed the casino four months ago, siting $300 million in lost revenue. hard rock has long toyed with opening casino in atlantic city, so now closer to seeing is that happen. >> pepsi says it is being forced to layoff workers right here in philadelphia because of the city tax on sugary drinks. the company says the tax that's hitting them so hard they're being forced to take drastic measures right away t gave notice that it intends to eliminate about 80, possibly 100 positions, and including front line and supervisory roles over the next few months. a spokesperson for pepsi says because of the beverage tax, its sales are down 40% in the city, and up only ten to 15% outside the city. >> it was the biggest blunder in oscar history. as the wrong name was called

how about some bouncing goats in northeastern, pennsylvania.at's going on in your day. we love watching that. all right. le >>> good morning, i'm mike nicco. waves of showers today and tomorrow with locally breezy conditions, small hail possible. only thursday will be totally dry. 62 at the coast, 64-67. another round of showers rolls in tonight. a little bit cooler, 48 to about 53 degrees. my accuweather seven-day forecast driest thursday [ cheers and applause ] >>> and now to last night's battle in the ballroom, and jesse palmer is here with all of the dancing details. what you got? >> good morning, guys. and what a night it was, right? a milestone, 400th episode for the show full of incredible dancing. there were some surprises and, of course, a lot of big personalities. ♪ >> reporter: the 24th season kicked off big with a little sparkle of "24 karat magic." >> i think you got the magic to make it all the way. >> reporter: even a unicorn for erika jayne and a battle for ballroom glory between two of america's olympic sweethearts. ♪ olympic f

northeastern pennsylvania, scranton, through the hudson valley, you can see up into the green and whiteountains, interior and new england, but away from the coast again. even boston will see a mixover and even a change to rain potentially at the cape. you can see the low pressure system that's also going to bring the hefty winds. i can promise you cold and wind, gusts somewhere 60 to 65 miles per hour. let's get to rob rmarciano in philadelphia this morning. >> reporter: ginger, the snow turned to sleet overnight and has not let up, blowing sideways now as the winds continue to pick up. the roads not too shabby here in philadelphia. the plows have been through a couple of times. certainly difficult to get around. this is a system that was born on the west coast, slammed the midwest, and now is a messy mix of monster storm here in the northeast. this morning, the strengthening blizzard beating down on the northeast from pennsylvania to maine. a treacherous morning commute. whiteout conditions turning major highways like i-95 into slip and slides. >> that was almost a wipeout. >> reporter

how about bouncing goats in northeastern, pennsylvania.at's going on in your day. we love watching - 70s return ff the first weekend of spring today: mostly cloudy. some sun late this afternoon. mild. highs: 60-65 winds: nnw 5 mph tonight: clearing skies. cool. becoming breezy by dawn. lows: 34-40 winds: nw 5-15 mph wednesday: mostly sunny. breezy and unseasonably cool. highs: 41-46 winds: nw 10-20 g 30 mph >>> and now to the last night's battle in the ballroom and jesse palmer is here with all of the dancing details. what you got? >> good morning, guys. what a night it was, right? a smilestone 400th episode for the game full of incredible of course, a lot of big personalities. ♪ >> reporter: the 24th season kicked off big with a little sparkle of "24 karat magic." >> i think you got the magic to make it all the way. >> reporter: even a unicorn for erika jayne and a battle for ballroom glory between two of america's olympic sweethearts. ♪ olympic figure skater nancy kerrigan scoring high with hervher vienese waltz and simone biles earned t

highest amount up near the pennsylvania border, northeastern maryland.ecause of the rain mix, may stay under 5 inches in the immediate metro area an maybe an inch or so before that changeover to rain. a slushy heavy wet snow as well. as i mentioned, with winds picking up on tuesday afternoon, we may have scattered power outages, but temperatures may get above freezing tuesday afternoon. melting of the snow, then refreezing on wednesday morning. so likely a lot of schools, most schools closed on tuesday. maybe delays wednesday morning because of the refreeze. maybe a few passing snow showers, windy and cold on we stays colder than average on thursday, friday, next weekend, light wintry mix on saturday. mild after that as we go to the first part of the next week. >> i firmly believe that nobody will be worse off financially in the process that we're going through understanding that they'll have choices that they can select the kind of coverage that they want for themselves and for their family, not the government forcing them to buy. >> well, that's health

the heaviest going to be in northeastern pennsylvania, upsate new york and new jersey. inches. an inch or less tall way out to boston. rest of the country, high fire danger in the midsection of the plains. drying out in the pacific northwest. and breezy and chilly in >>> we have a lot of sunshine in the forecast today after the morning clouds and fog roll out of here. we're in for a high of 64 degrees in san francisco. even warmer tomorrow. 66 degrees. by saturday, we will have a chance of spotty showers during the afternoon. not going to see a washout. mostly dry for the inland areas. more rain in the forecast as we head into next week with more downpours likely early tuesday. >> and get that forecast when you need it. check out our friends at the weather channel on cable. >> al, thank you. >>> just ahead, is your helpful advice to your kids sabotaging their chances of success? something better to say to them. >>> and a growing concern tied to the hacking of america. >> i'm tom costello in a bank vault in london. we're with james lyon, a cyber security expert. and we'r

we've got light heaviest in northeastern pennsylvania, upstate new york, and on into northern new jersey four inches. generally, though, an inch or less all the way out to boston. the rest of the country high fire danger midsection, finally drying out pacific northwest. breezy and chilly in the northeast. sunshine continues down through the gulf. that's what going on around the country, here is what's happening in your necofhe woods. >>> wveotleyf sunshine out there right now and temperatures in the 20s. that's pretty much where they have been all morning. lighter wind, pick up through the morning commute after 9:00 or 10:00. top out 40s daytime high, low 30s, doing better today. again, it's going to be a breezy day. most of the day going to feel like we're in the 20s but it will be a dry day out there. again, look at the temperatures, 20s, eventually 30s, topping out to 40 degree mark warming even more as we head into the weekend. >> get that forecast whenever you need it, check out friends at the weather channel on cable. >> just ahead, helpful advice to your kids when they play sports

snow yesterday, but we could see a quick dusting of the snow that you can see moving into northeastern pennsylvania alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> from the secondary roads to the major highways are the biggest problems. that is why we have accidents involving the closure, and this is out around creek road and still closed in both drirection due to the stent, and these two vehicles were involve and closed in both direction, and also watching out in pennsville a crash closing out that road. >>> and sky force brought this fire under control that broke out at 6:00 this morning at xo lounge club. no reports of anyone hurt. we will have another update in 25 minutes, and you can stay up to date with the nbc 10 app and it is a free download. the today show continues in a few minutes. i'm tracy davidson, have a great day. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new everyday. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just $99 a month.

the heaviest going to be in northeastern pennsylvania, upsate new york and new jersey. inches. an inch or less tall way out to boston. rest of the country, high fire danger in the midsection of the plains. drying out in the pacific northwest. and breezy and chilly in the northeas and thet. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. it's cold outside but we got sunshine out of the way and a nice warmup, too. and the snow will start melting today. 36 degrees this afternoon in philadelphia. up to 35 for the suburbs. new jersey hit 37 degrees inland. 38 degrees at the shore. now, the wind will be picking up this afternoon, but nowhere near as strong as yesterday, and we will not get a repeat of snow showers we saw yesterday. sunshine for the lehigh valley and delaware too. up to 37 degrees. have a great day. >> >> and get that forecast when you need it. check out our friends at the weather channel on cable. >> al, thank you. >>> just ahead, is your helpful advice to your kids sabotaging their chances of success? something better to say to them. >>> and a growing conc

pennsylvania border. north central maryland, northeastern maryland.ern maryland, eastern shore, much lower amounts because of a lot of rain there. and then we'll get gusty winds on wednesday and cold. above freezing tuesday afternoon, may get melting. then refreezing on wednesday morning. and then wednesday, with gusty winds, it will only be in the low 30s, maybe a few snow showers and still colder than average thursday, friday, with sun back, maybe a wintry mix next saturday, no big deal. and then milder into the first part of next week. that's the way it looks. >> tom, thank you very much. >>> coming up, an upgrade on the roads that could put millions out of a job, major change and soon to notice. it is 9:51. pretty! [doorbell rings] hey. umm...sign here? sure, you got a pen? i do! thanks, sweetie. the savings in bloom event is going on now at havertys. life looks good. >>> the country got some good economic news with 235,000 jobs added last month, unemployment down to 4.7%. >> but as nbc's stephanie rule reports, certain

some of the bull's-eyes, the highest totals in northeastern new jersey, eastern pennsylvania, and southernrk. still looking at this 18 inches plus, and there are some spots with a chance for up to two and a half feet of snow, especially in the mountainous areas of the poconos, the catskills, the berk shirs,orcester. potential for power outages with the wds. kely on long island and towards cape cod and eastern new england. those are the spots that aren't going to get the snow, they have to deal with the strongest winds. >> bill, thank you very much. we'll be checking back very often. >>> now to politics, the trump administration missed its deadline to provide evidence supporting the president's claim that president obama wiretapped his phones inside trump tower last year. the justice department asked for more time, quote, to determine what if any responsive documents may exist to back up the explosive charge which president obama's office has denied. the house intelligence committee said it would extend the deadline to monday march 20th, when its russia hearing gets under way. while a spoke

. >> ferinden coached and ran clinics up and down the northeastern united states including pennsylvanialaw enforcement believes there's other former players with allegations of their own. >> to any victims who yet to come forward, we want to be your another vo indicates and seek justice on your behalf. >>> he lists home address as lansdale montgomery county pa. source tells us he has in fact surrendered to authorities here iin woodbury, new jersey. if you have allegations to make in this case, go to fox29.com. we will link you to the appropriate authorities. in woodbury, new jersey, bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> we're getting a look at a philadelphia police officer charged in august dumping case. we told you that michael long was arrested for dumping his dog at the wissahickon valley park last november. well you can see the dog has since recovered and found a new loving home. the officer has been suspended with intent to dismiss. he is facing animal crawl tee charges. >> philadelphia police nabbed the guy behind a number of paintball attacks in roxborough. 21-year-old kay dean bryant now

. >> reporter: he coached and ran clinics all up and down the northeastern united states including pennsylvania. law enforcement believe there are other of his former players with allegations of their own. >> to any victims who have yet to come forward, we want to be your advocates and seek justice on your behalf. >> reporter: source tells me he did indeed surrender to authorities here in woodbury this afternoon. we told you those delaware cases dated back to the late 1980s. there is no statute of limitation for illegal sexual contact in the first state. in new jersey the statute is essentially anything older than 1991. if you have allegations to make, authorities want to hear from you. go to fox29.com, we will link to you the appropriate authorities in new jersey, delaware or pennsylvania for that matter. chris, a lot more coming on this story i have a feeling. >> good information, thanks, bruce. >>> a police officer was justified when he shot a suspect in october. that is the word tonight from the camden county prosecutor's office. edmund brown, jr., was shot in the leg by haddon township pol

so in eastern pennsylvania, northeastern new york and much of new jersey we have got flood watches for throughout parts of new england. and upstate new york. and look at the rainfall, anywhere from one to three inches, but we could be talking about locally three to four inches between washington and new york city, a real mess out there. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab your rain gear. we've got a rainy one today. rain and wind and temperatures into the very low 50s for delaware and new jersey even at the shore where winds will top 25 miles an hour. low 40s this afternoon with a dreary day ahead for the lehigh valley. heavier downpours during the late afternoon and evening hours and that goes for the suburbs with a high of 47. just 49 in philadelphia. warmer this weekend when we finally dry out. have a great day. >> reporter: that is your latest weather, a big thank you to net jets for getting us all over the country, and more importantlyta for getting us home. and sunday, wrestlemania 33, i'm going to be its guest announcer. we'll have all the details coming up on

so in eastern pennsylvania, northeastern new york and much of new jersey we have got flood watches foroughout parts of new england. and upstate new york. and look at the rainfall, anywhere from one to three inches, but we could be talking about locally three to four inches between washington and new york city, a real mess out there. >>> breezy out there, and as we take a live look outside of san francisco, we are looking at highs today slightly above normal and warmer than we were yesterday. reaching 73 degrees in san jose and palo alto, 71 degrees in oakland, 73 degrees in concord. the winds and the hills and also along the coast will be sustained at times up to 30 miles an hour, so watch out for those gusts. >> reporter: that is your latest weather, a big thank you to net jets for getting us all over the country, and more importantly for getting us home. and sunday, wrestlemania 33, i'm going to be its guest announcer. we'll have all the details coming up on monday. we'll see you on monday. >> power naps, i guess. >> such a fantastic job, thank you, al. >> so happy for you, al. >>> u

pennsylvania. new jersey. northeasterners we got as sweeteners as part of obamacare we don't want to lose so fast. delicate thing lose some if you go to the right. ainsley: what exactly does the way, way right want versus what the centrists want? >> conservatives want to make sure you are stripping away more of obamacare. paul ryan has been saying from the very beginning that you have limited things you can do because this is budget reconciliation. to pass the bill with 51 votes in the united states senate. they would like to be able to strip away more. now mike lee the conservative senator from utah said he went to the senate parliament who said you could do more stripping away with obamacare with this bill. so does that play in? are they able to do that in the house bill? does that bring conservatives on board? we'll see. brian: much more positive in the sound bite we had saw him last night. this is going to go down to the wire and see what happens next. brian: there is no plan b as sean spicer says only plan a and plan a.

really the entire northeastern corridor starting from here but right up especially into eastern pennsylvaniarhode island, massachusetts and maine. gusts will gust over 50 miles per hour and we're anticipating power outages because of that. governors asked their communities to stay home in these states. connecticut, no travel allowed. no trucks, no cars on the roads there. massachusetts, they have reduced the speeds on the roads because of the snow happening there. of course, the flight delays have been a wide ranging impact. the snow in d.c. for kids, they got a delay, back in school. we'll see them on the streets later today if they clear the slush a iwway in d.c. >>> for more on the storm, we're joined by the governor of connecticut, dan malloy. governor, welcome. thank you for phoning this. >> great to be with you. >> so what are you expecting right now? can you give us an update? is the blizzard going to be as bad as you initially thought when you imposed the statewide travel ban? >> we have part of the state already had 12 inches. parts of our state are being badly affected. if you thin

going to pound the entire northeastern quadrant of the country, including as far south as washington, d.c. we expect snow totals to be up to about 2 feet at scranton, pennsylvanian new york city and about 20 inches at hartford, connecticut. this is going to be a major, major storm. meanwhile back here tomorrow a day much like today, with high temperatures inland in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. there will be more fog at the coast so although it's pretty mild at the coast, temperatures will be a little lower than they were today. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have a lovely day coming our way tomorrow and it's going to be very nice wednesday as well. a little cooler, a few more clouds on wednesday. there's a slight chance of showers late wednesday night into early thursday morning. then bright skies for st. patrick's day, top of the morning to you, on friday. and we have a chance of some light rain coming in again on sunday and monday. >> oh, boy, that's nice. >> luck of the irish. >> all right, the plan to make public colleges in california debt-free. what state lawmakers want to do to make higher education more affordable for everyone. >>> 7

northeastern u.s. is being hit by a snow that could leave over a foot and a half of snow. there is a blizzard warning from pennsylvaniahe wind may gust over 50 miles per hour. aboveground subway service in new york has shut down, so has bus service in new jersey and parts of connecticut. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. david: yesterday we received the much-anticipated scoring of the republican health care proposal and it raised controversy over the estimates that 14 million americans would lose coverage next year and cover -- premiums going up 15% to 20%. we are joined by tony butler, the senior equity analyst of guggenheim and he joins us. i think one of the most basic questions is how reliable is the cbo report. you had tom price immediately come out and say don't pay attention to it. tony: it is a fair question. analyst bypolicy -- any stretch of the a minute -- of the imagination. my view is that cbo will always provide a score and in many cases, the real question i think if thisd address is were to pass the