. >> i'm jamie colby, and today, i'm in northwest ohio, on the edge of an area called the great black swamp. i'm here to meet a family who's lived here for more than a 100 years. so when they unearthed their strange inheritance, they give it the code name -- "the black swamp find." >> i'm karl kissner. in 2011, my cousins and i inherited the family home from our aunt. she had left us a note -- we would find things in this home that we never knew existed. >> karl, a 54-year-old restaurant owner, has invited me to the family home in the small town of defiance, ohio. karl? hi. i'm jamie. how are you? >> very good. pleasure to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. thanks for having me. is this the family home? >> this is grandma's home. come on in. i'll show you around. >> the house first came into karl's family in 1909. >> neat old place, but needs a little tlc. >> are you saying be careful? >> yes. >> okay. in 2012, karl and his cousins start the daunting task of cleaning out a home that's been lived in for more than a century. after several weeks of sorting through the house, only the at

corridor and to the north and west we'll be dealing with that wet snow for much of our northwest suburbs. we'll go ohio river valley the if i'm line as far as expected snowfall on the way. six. to 9:00 a.m. the light snow and rain. nine too many 5 o'clock in the evening is when you'll find the steadiest of the snow and rain. 5 o'clock tomorrow evening through 9 p.m. the snow showers will start to taper off from a west-east direction so this looks like a prolonged event of wintry precipitation across our region and the kind of precipitation we see depends on where you live and where we have the greatest lift meaning the greatest upward motion is where we can find heavier snowfall accumulations. a closer look at that in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. brian. >> melissa thank you. >>> with snow showers in the forecast stay with 6abc.com/weather and storm tracker six live radar for the very latest and follow the members of our "action news" weather team on facebook and twitter for the latest update updates. >> ♪ >> while we were on the court and kris hit that shot, that was a dream come true.

northwest. look at that line of showers moving through the ohio valley into northwestern pennsylvania.tart affecting parts of our area later this morning. right now, though, dry and much warmer than yesterday. 63 degrees in new jersey, lehigh valley, 50s, upper 50s for delaware and just dropped to 59 degrees in philadelphia. a warm start, a warmer afternoon, in fact, summer-like levels today. 83 degrees. look it comes with the possibility of some scattered showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon. as you can see by the seven-day forecast, this is going to be the warmest day that we'll have for a while. i'll take a look at the chance of storms with the futurecast when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington watching your first alert traffic. >>> we have a lot of construction to talk about. one is something kind of big this morning. the burlington bristol bridge still closed. it's supposed to clear by 5:00 this morning which is about right now. we are still seeing the closure in place and construction crews on site. take the tacony palmyra at least for the next 15 minutes or

northwest at 10. turning, becoming southwesterly and gusty. here is our clipper, pretty good rain and showers through ohio valley and alpena, to the northwest suburbs of detroit. track is north of us and south of philly. we are not going to see that much snow. this is going to be a monster in terms of bullseye around philly. clippers don't have a lot of moisture, upper air support, this has a tremendous amount, behind it, it will do what clippers dos bring in arctic air. rain and snow showers by dawn. yellow weather alert tomorrow. windy with rain and snow showers tomorrow. lots of sun sunday, still chilly. we are going in the right directions only low 50s on sunday. 10:00 tonight. we are okay. partly cloudy, temperatures low 40s. 42 gaithersburg. 44 silver spring. look what happens, stopping it here at 6:00. good snows up and down i-270, rain south of that. we could have snow as far as south of la plata with the upper area temperatures. lyof a break, we may have a break in the clouds may not be completely cloudy all day. by 1:00, more rain and snow showers, low 40s by 5:00, more rain and snow showers in to charles county and perhaps as far south a

you'll find some wet roads all the way up to the ohio valley and roads will be wet in the northwest.>> if you're flying airport delays likeliest in houston, dallas and memphis. >>> well, espn has fired a baseball analyst for transgender people. >> former red sox pitcher curt schilling made the comments on facebook while reposting a meme widely seen as anti-transgender. >> that's not the first time his comments have gotten him in trouble. >> espn like abc is part of disney, last month shilling made a comment about the presidential race and last summer shilling was suspended for equating muslims with nazis. >>> six men arrested during the unrest following the death of freddie gray have sued the baltimore police department. all the men were eventually cleared of the charges against them. they claim they were beaten, abused and deprived of their right to protest. among those suing larry lomax seen being pepper sprayed and yanked by the hair when he was arrested. >>> disturbing video shows a teacher's aide attacking a student. the 39-year-old holds the 14-year-old student down shouting ex

northwest at 15. we are generally clear to partly cloud here comes our clipper with rain into ohio, western p.a.t will track north of us, south of filly. that's bad news for filly. i think there will be accumulating snow in the suburbs. for us rain and showers by dawn. you are fine if you have plans tonight. yellow weather alert tomorrow, windy with rain and snow showers. strong winds tomorrow. lots of sun on sunday but still chilly. we'll make it out of the 40s to the low 50s but that's pretty chilly. that's a decent early march day, no a good early april day. at 10:00 tonight, low to mid 40s, maybe 41 or 42 at silver spring. if you are up at 6:00 am, you will see snow showers all the way to d.c. even la plata could see a snow shower. by 1:00, another band of snow showers with temps in mid through. all the way to stafford temperatures are in the low 40s and the winds are really howling. look at the forecasted winds. at 3:00, 26-mile per hour wind downtown. by 6:00, a 36-mile per hour wind gust is possible. a 43-mile per hour wind gust in leesburg and win chester. snow showers across the board,

northwest nice and dry, but here's where we'll find the rain. with that some heavier downpours now moving through eastern ohio. those will be arriving by a little never the morning. all of this moves through today. but there's still a possibility of some showers as we go into the weekend. futurecast shows the rainfall expect big 10:00 tonight. most of the showers are done. more than an-inch possible for reading and pottstown. so the forecast is calling for a dry start. you may get through the commute. mainly dry. but by mid morning and into the afternoon the rain will be falling. the temperatures climbing into the very low 60s. today. this weekend the numbers are going in the other direction and on saturday we'll see some showers. 44 degrees. it will be above freezing but we could see snowflakes. if they get here early enough, we'll get snow mixed in with the rain. a possibility. not going to be all day rain. then still chilly on sunday, but at least we'll see sunshine. a high of 49 degrees. full seven-day forecast coming up, rosemary n the next half hour. >> we'll see you then. thanks, bill. >>> 4:20 on this

ohio valley. the next series of systems mainly in the pacific northwest.orrow night, late and early into thursday morning, a system drops down to the north. a cool system a cold system and it will bring showers most likely to the thursday morning commute. so it's going to be a little wet there. in the meantime, things start off chilly. 40, 45, mid-50s in the cooler spots. tomorrow, more sunshine than we have seen, sun comes out but slow to warm. we're going to see temperatures like today. lot of 60s with a few yellows in the 70s. i'll come back and talk more about that chance for rain. >>> equal pay for equal work. it's still not a reality for women. coming up, the latest reminder of the jeff der -- gender gap. >>> and the giants set a franchise record tonight. mike ibanez on the team's success so far this young season >>> and more eyes on the street to crack down on illegal fireworks. the new measures just approved by the san jose city council. that story is coming up. high speed internet from at&t. with 99.9% reliability you can, keep calm, your internet

northwest. then for tomorrow, the rain moves into the ohio river valley, stretches back again into texas. ny skies along the eastern seaboard with temperatures at or above seasonal levels. they continue warm out west, as well. >>> it will be another bright, beautiful day as we start out with some cool temperatures this morning. expect mostly sunny skies, at least for the next several hours. a few more clouds mixing in this afternoon. now it's 59 degrees in concord and san francisco 58 degrees, but highs today very warm in the south bay, into the low to mid-80s. in aloe alto, 81 degrees, san francisco 72 degrees. also 72 in santa rosa, oakland 74, and in the tri-valley today in the lower 80s. we have some rain in the forecast into friday. >> nice folks out here. >> good morning. >> i hope you know that lady back there. who is that? >> my mom. >> that's your mom, okay. >> birthday girl. >> happy birthday, ladies. now let's go back inside to matt. >> thank you very much. >>> our next round of semifinalists attempting to become today's next big thing. the winner heading to qvc this weekend to

northwest. then for tomorrow, the rain moves into the ohio river valley, stretches back again into texas. skies along the eastern seaboard with temperatures at or above seasonal levels. they continue warm out west, as ll. that'swe w >>> good morning. i'm bill henley. a beautiful day ahead. look at the sunshine, 70 this afternoon for south philadelphia, but that's not the only spot up to 70 degrees today. doylestown, sunny skies. 70 the high temperature in the lehigh valley. reading will be up to 70 and 71 in easton. delaware bright sunshine all day long. atlantic city at the shore will stay a little cooler with an easterly breeze, but dover warms to 70 degrees this afternoon. enjoy the sunshine. >> nice folks out here. >> good morning. >> i hope you know that lady back there. who is that? >> my mom. >> that's your mom, okay. >> birthday girl. >> happy birthday, ladies. now let's go back inside to matt. >> thank you very much. >>> our next round of semifinalists attempting to become today's next big thing. the winner heading to qvc this weekend to sell her product. on tuesday, we heard pit

professor carlton basmajian talks about the northwest ordinance which was an act of congress to organize and govern the new acquired territory from the ohio river from mississippi. he describes the 18th century effort which divided the territory into a grid pattern and proposed a transportation at roads and the canal. he argues this was applied at -- wasands a purchase applied at the louisiana purchase. behindere two minutes but not too far so. wwhat i will do today is kind of catch up or start were were stopped ande talk about the idea of national planning. it relates to the fishman reading. i hope some of you have looked at it. a specific aen

get to the northwest suburbs, similar numbers at this hour, 34 quakertown, 36 in pottstown. high pressure parked over the ohio valley northeast. you can see that on the satelite imagery. because all of the clouds are around that high pressure system, now, there is a storm off shore. that will actually track little westward over the next 24 hours, this just bridges some stronger winds right along the immediate coastline, for south new jersey, into delaware, ocean will be roughed up little bit. nothing too crazy, winds may get to up 15 to 20 miles per hour. that just keeps the temperatures little cool along the immediate coast. inland with the sunshine, well into the 60s, high pressure system just sits over the region today. once again tomorrow, even warmer into the low 70s, monday, that's going to be the warmest day, approaching the upper 70s, but still feels good, because we're not talking about any high humidity levels. and i'll show this forecast pattern on the future weather model, not much change with the hi, all of the clouds rotating around the high, still clear on sunday, monday may get few fair weathe

northwest. then for tomorrow, the rain moves into the ohio river rain moving to the pacific northwdut tomorrow. sunny skies along the eastern seaboard with temperatures at or above seasonal levels. they continue warm out west, as well. >>> plenty of sunshine today. you will need those shades all day long with the sunshine, temperatures bouncing back to the upper 60s today. the breeze will subside later. tonight chilly 48 but tomorro w the warming trend gets under y, we're bac in the 707s again, 76 for friday, a couple of gusty thunderstorms can't be ruled out later in the evening but clouds exit suit morning, 68 and 60 with sun shine on sunday. rning. >> i hope you know that lady back there. who is that? >> my mom. >> that's your mom, okay. >> happy birthday, ladies. let's go back inside to matt. >> thank you very much. >>> our next round of semifinalists attempting to become today's next big thing. the winner heading to qvc this weekend to sell her product. on tuesday, we heard pitches for the gadgets for mom's purse category. we can now reveal, you picked va vanessa and her loopit headphones

northwest side of the system. severe storms on the southeast site side. it is rainy and wet in the ohio valley and great lakes. we had flash flood watches and the red boxes indicate flood warnings. any additional rain will make the situation worse. and that is what we will see. have cloud-to-ground lightning and torrential rain. these indicate where we have heavy rain. as we go through the day, this moves into southeastern louisiana. as it does, it will produce pockets of heavy rain. we get a bit of a break on saturday. as we go into monday, more wet weather into southeastern texas and louisiana. that could exacerbate the flooding. we have potential of severe storms in st. louis today. today's threat is large hail, isolated tornadoes. the rain and flooding is going to be the biggest concern with another 2 to 4 inches possible. >> dylan, thanks. >>> investigators looking for clues in the untimely death of prince. that's not the only mystery swirling this morning. did the rock icon leave behind a treasure trove of music that could be worth millions. nbc's stephanie gosk is digging into the story for us. >> repor

bigger look western pennsylvanis now eastern ohio you can see the clearing.ring high pressure out here and aout strong northwestd gusti times to about 20 will deliverde sunshine for your afternoon midm 60s for daytime highs niceic looking forecast as we go forward onward into our tuesdayd 65 there, dry and breezy later t winds north and west 10 to 20. 2 i think generally everybody will love the seven day forecast.ecat i'll have for you guys in auys n couple of minutes.uple of minu nice warming trend as we get weg into the weekend.tohe w >> sounds good.>> thank you, sir.ank >> all right. rht >>> on with the news now.news n. we begin with a check of our of hide lines and breaking newsg from georgetown.rget a grizzly discovery thisy morning. fox5's bob barnard is live on the scene as police investigatea at the c and o canal.al bob, what can you tell us? >> reporter: wisdom, we are on 31st street.tree we are just off of m streeteet here. you can see it's blocked unsee this guy coming in.uy coming in. this is the dc police harborr patrol.. their officers are just getting here. their divers are getting here a because

ohio valley tonight and into the midatlantic region as early as tomorrow. we'll talk about what we can expect and time out the precipitation for you region by region. in our northweste're dealing with wet snow anywhere from two to 4 inches of snow. the i-95 metro area wet snow and rain a bit of a beautied tell zone for that philadelphia metro zone area, anywhere from a coating to 2-inches sell federal delaware and south jersey it's mostly rain with a few flakes mixing in from time to time. we really have some whacky weather, kind of confused here in philadelphia. this weekend we're dealing with snow in april, temperatures in the 40's and back in march, march 12th and the 13th even march 26th through the 27th it was quite warm with temperatures in the 60's so we are kind of any flopping this weekend. we'll let you know when things get back on track and talk about expected snowfall accumulation with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast guys. >> melissa we'll check back in later. >>> it was a celebration fit for champions. tens of thousands of fans lined market street and dillworth park in center city today to cheer the villanova wildcats for their national cha

ohio. thanks. >>> also breaking overnight, police say a man suspected of killing five people in a pair of shoongs apparently took his own life. wayne haws. the shootings northwestf augusta stem from a domestic dispute. it's believed he knew all of the victims, three men and two women. >>> it may be a while before we know prince's cause of death. some possible causes have been ruled out. prince was found unresponsive in his home on thursday in a minneapolis suburb known as chanhassen. dean reynolds has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the memorial to prince outside his home here continues to grow as do questions surrounding his death just two days ago. amid the very real grief of this community, prince's body was turned over to his family friday after an autopsy that may reveal more about what killed him. not for a while. carver county sheriff jim olson -- >> this will continue to be an open investigation until the autopsy results come back. >> reporter: that could take days or ♪ dearly beloved >> reporter: for a rock star who reveled in the adulaon of fans by the millions, word that he died alone in his sprawling residence and recording studio made his pa