it started in a former group home on norwood road in sandy springs and jeanette reyes is at the scene with why firefighters had a hard time battling this blaze. >> the roof of this home sustained significant damage after a fire tore through the attic and then much of the rest of the structure injuring a woman inside and a firefighter. the two alarm fire broke out just past 5:00 this morning at what was formerly a group home for disadvantaged boys in the area. about 100 montgomery county firefighters responded to the scene here on the 17000 block of norwood road. firefighters had to deal with below freezing temperatures and frozen fire hydrants. a medical ambulance bus was required on scene to help while crews battled the blaze. a firefighter injured his shoulder in the process. >> is associated with the foster home and well known to this community. injuries are precautionary but exposure maybe some smoke inhalation. >> the woman inside the home was alerted to the fire after a smoke alarm went off. reporting in sandy springs jeanette reyes, abc 7 news. >> recent snowstorms have complic

one hundredths of an inch in norwood, pennsylvania. take you outside. looking at the ben franklin bridge. visible has dropped the snow is starting to pick up. so just keep that naped through the overnight hours. slow travel for the early morning commute. difference in temperature compared to this too many yesterday. so we're starting to get rid of some of that arctic air. where 11 to 16 degrees warmer than 24 hour ago. still arctic air is stubborn. it lingers around north of the city so extended period of snow and certainly poe then shall for freezing rain in the northwest suburbs up through the lehigh valley early tomorrow morning. heavy snow will start to pick up through the overnight hours watch that rain starting to move in from the south. i don't think it gets this far north this early in the morning. this is 6:00 a.m. northern bucks montgomery, county and lehigh valley still has a shot to see freezing rain at this point for the start of the morning drive. eventually you'll see that change over to plain rain by early afternoon most of the storm is

but we are seeing an accident norwood road in silver spring closed due to a fire. delays on olney sand spring road. >>> it is now 6:45. today a state department official accused of soliciting a minor will be in a fairfax county courtroom. daniel rosen is now in custody. he was picked up from a dees jail yesterday. rosen was arrested earlier this week after police say he had a series of online exchanges with a fairfax county detective who posed as a minor. rosen's security clearance has been suspended at the state department. >>> a 26-year-old computer programmer from west london has become the face of isis brutality. multiple media outlets are identifying the man known as jihadi john. keir simmons has more now on the man. >> reporter: good morning. we can say this morning that his name is mohammed emwazi that confirmed by u.s. security official to nbc and he spent much time here in london. we are seeing now pictures of him at grade school. one newspaper reporting here that he grew up watching the simpsons extraordinary stories being told of the kind of man that he

fox 29's shawnette wilson is live outside the norwood police department. shawnette?> reporter: lucy the exact cause of death is pending. an autopsy and tonight the child's biological father tells me he was concerned about his son and this should not have happened. >> i'm kind of numb right now about the whole thing. >> reporter: paul hunt is grieving the death of his two-year-old son mason. 31-year-old daniel braxton the boyfriend of the child's mother is chargeed in connection with the toddler's death. >> i pleaded with her. i said, listen, if anything you just got to get this guy to stop coming here. just get him out of here. something bad is going to happen happen. and now i have to bury my child. >> reporter: investigators say graph ton was watching the two-year-old tuesday afternoon in the mother's apartment above a doctor's office where she work on chester pike in norwood. according to a police criminal complaint, graph ton says toddler was in the bathtub when he left the room to get snacks and the toddler fell. he claims he returned to find mason face down in

. >> nbc10's deanna durante live at the norwood police department. what do you know about what led up to this child's death? >> reporter: we know 31-year-old daniel grafton was questioned here for some time by police according to this criminal complaint. the 2-year-old boy's body was taken to a nearby doctor's office. the doctor's office where that 2-year-old's mother was working at the time. police say he had bruises all over his body and that the mother's boyfriend was babysitting him at the time. that boyfriend, 31-year-old daniel grafton. take a look at a photo we have of him. he was arrested and charged with recklessly endangering a child and endangering the welfare of a child. however, sources say charges could be upgraded. again, that little boy, 2 years old, his lifeless body taken to a doctor's office where his mother was working. police say grafton was alone with the child for a significant period of time on tuesday. they say it was late in the afternoon when he brought the boy to the doctor's office where his mother worked and cpr was perf

the basement at divine catholic church in norwood flooded. workers turned down the thermostat and the pipes froze. >> nothing but water. water from one end of the building to the other. >> what starts going through your mind? >> i don't know what to do. >> plumber mike daley says when it's below 20 degrees outside, it's worth a higher utility bill to keep your thermostat up when you're not at home. keep track of how cold it will get in your area or track tonight's snow showers by using the nbc10 app. it's free to download for your smartphone or tablet. >>> happening right now -- a large crowd gathered in philadelphia to join the debate over charter schools. >> the school reform commission could vote tonight to add 39 new charters in the city. nbc10's christine maddela is joining outside tonight's meeting. >> you spoke to parents on both sides of this issue. >> reporter: exactly. some of those parents have even been arguing with each other tonight. the parents i talked to say this is about their children's future, so it's hard to not get emoti

he was scheduled to be executed on march 4th for the 1984 killing of amos norwood in philadelphia. currently 186 people are on death row. pennsylvania has not execute add prisoner since 1999. >>> in response the pike county prosecutor announceed tonight he still plans to push for the death penalty for eric frein. frein is charged with murder in a september ambush that killed corporal brian dixon and severely wounded trooper alex douglas. in a statement pike county da says "today's actions by governor tom wolf does not serve as any legal imped many to my office's pursuit of justice in the criminal case against eric matthew frein. >>> and justice is what gretchen leclair has burr sued for a decade since her husband was killed in the line of duty. >> she's frustrated with the governor's moratorium and told her story tonight to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> he was such a good mantle he didn't deserve to get killed. >> reporter: gretchen leclair says the pain of lose her husband is as strong today as it was when sergeant joseph leclair was shot to death in march of 2004. >>

in norwood, mass, the snow kim taylor is trying to remove is as tall as she is. in boston, this homeowner aimed a leave blower outside a upstairs window trying to clear the snow off a rooftop. why? because this can happen. on garfield street in quincy, a roof collapsed. >> we have two reports tonight including the forecast we begin with jericka duncan in boston. >> reporter: winds gusting up to 60 miles-per-hour whipped up the additional 16 inches of snow boston received sunday, creating white-out conditions. more than 600 plows throughout the city are doing the heavy lifting and moving. snow melters aren't getting any breaks. boston mayor marty walsh is at a loss for words. >> i know as i was walking out of my house today, people are frustrated, people just want this to end. i think we all want the spring to come. >> since saturday, nearly 4000 vehicles have been ticketed, more than 200 towed, right now cars are not allowed to park downtown, two-way streets have been changed to one-way, one way, and the city's transit system is out of service. >> businesses have

. >> a former group home on norwood road. jeanette explains why firefighters had a difficult time battling this fire. >> significant damage after a firestorm through the attic and much of the rest of the structure injuring a woman inside and a firefighter. the fire broke out this morning at what was formerly a group home for disadvantaged boys in the area. it is required on scene to help and warrant the rehab. >> it is associated with the foster home. well-known to this community. the injuries are precautionary. exposure to smoke, maybe some smoke inhalation. >> the woman was alerted to fire after the smoke alarm went off. >> let's get to the weather now on this friday. a nice calm start to the weekend but changes could be on the way. >> what kind of changes? >> a lot of sunshine for the next hour and a half before the sun sets. tomorrow is when the changes begin. there is the national wheel. a lot of folks enjoying the sunshine as we move late into the evening. we didn't really warm up a whole lot. 34 at reagan national. and

his girlfriend's child was rushed to the hospital from his home in norwood yesterday. the child was pronounced dead. the d.a.'s office may upgrade charges against graftin pending the outcome of an autopsy. >> from the delaware newsroom, this is 26-year-old dover resident, brendan smith authorities when to his house for a child abuse investigation and found his 2-month-old son with severe injuries, smith allegedly told authorities he shook his son several times over the past few months because he would not stop crying and the baby was flown to the hospital in serious condition smith meantime is held on $3000 bail. >>> chopper 6 hd was in philadelphia's mt. airy section as firefighters tackled a blaze inside of an apartment building here, it broke out on the only floor, on the 67 hundred block. fire crews knocked out windows to get rid of the smoke and it took 20 minutes to put out the flames. fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> two former philadelphia police officers are going to prison for allegedly stealing money and drugs while on duty, the judge sentences jonathan garc

. >> nbc10's deanna durante live at the norwood police department. what do you know about what led up to this child's death? >> reporter: we know 31-year-old daniel grafton was questioned here for some time by police according to this criminal complaint. the 2-year-old boy's body was taken to a nearby doctor's office. the doctor's office where that 2-year-old's mother was working at the time. police say he had bruises all over his body and that the mother's boyfriend was babysitting him at the time. that boyfriend, 31-year-old daniel grafton. take a look at a photo we have of him. he was arrested and charged with reckle

springfield, swarthmore, ridley park and norwood. >> a little salty. >> reporter: we took a water sample and gave it to john tyson of sanetoga water conditioning for testing. he confirmed what others were tasting. elevated levels of sodium. >> total dissolved solids number is 701 that's a high number. over 500 is reason for concern. >> definitely not a health issue. it's more of a taste issue definitely. i would be concerned about it personally and he is special physical you're on low sodium diet. >> reporter: now aqua america tells us that it was out retesting the field today. they said the levels of sodium were back to normal. it's just a matter of that water making its way threw the water system. that should take another 12 hours. but even all of that could change with another snowstorm and another round of road salt on area roadways. iain. >> interesting stuff thank you chris. >>> flames engulf this kensington building for hours early this morning. setting off a rough day for commuters. the fire broke out around 5:00 this morning near the york dauphin train station it started in a bu

he got it at the norwood massachusetts dealership yesterday. >>> spacex postponed yesterday. another launch attempt planned for tonight. this mission is spacex's second tempt at testing the company's reusable rock. last month it exploded before it made it to the barge. >>> the federal government is easing up on eggs. for decades people have been warned not to eat too many eggs because of their cholesterol content but the new guidelines are expected to down play the importance of lower cholesterol intake. >> what the committee found was that the amount of cholesterol in your food doesn't necessarily translate to a higher level of cholesterol in your blood. >> the new guidelines are still expected to emphasize the need to eat more fruits, vegetables and whole grains. >>> puerto rico may have the solution to fighting childhood obesity. parents will be fined up to $800 if the children don't lose weight. health officials will meet with parents to create diet and exercise programs. after six months parents could face fines if the situation doesn't improve. >>> quirky road signs lik

island, 2.7 in trappe in montgomery county, mount holly, new jersey they have measured 2.3 inches, norwood delaware county, one and a half inches and the the latest measurement at philadelphia a is .8 of an inch. i'm sure they have gotten more than that probably at least an inch or so. it is a southern storm. we told you this yesterday, it is not a clipper system. there is one for tomorrow, but that is out to the west. we have to be concern with this right now, it is passing off shore, at least it will be, north carolina and virginia area there. so raleigh-durham, roanoke virginia we're talking about richmond, virginia i should say probably getting a foot of snow out on have this. they are at the center of the storm. we are in the outer edges. the further south you go more snowfall you will seed heavier snow falling in the sussex county delaware. they will be piling up more there. cape may county getting more than, of course, the mountainous counties. here we are with our future cast and a lot of the models every indicating that the storm is speeding up a little bit so pennsylvania may not

he was scheduled to be executed on march 4th for the 1984 killing of norwood in philadelphia. 186 peoplee on death row pennsylvania has an executed a prisoner since 1999. >> still plans to push for death penalty for eric frein frein charged with murder in september ambush that killed corporate byron dixon and severely wounded trooper alex douglas. in a statement pike county d.a. ray tonken by wolf does not serve as i am pen med to my office of pursuit of justice in the criminal case against eric matthew frein. >> nearly a decade now since her husband was killed in the line of duty. she is frustrated with the governor's moritorium, and she told her story to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> such a good man didn't deserve to get killed. >> says the pain of losing her husband as strong today as it was when he was shot to death in march of 2004. >> i can't get my life on. you know, i can't move forward. >> leclair says today began like every other day, her husband, top of mind, but things quickly went downhill, when she learned pennsylvania governor tomorrow cough putting a stop to

this is all snow. 16 degrees here as we go just a little west of the city check with shawn in norwood mostly cloudy skies. very cold, feels like minus five. the calm before the storm. that it is, lets head down to new jersey where it is 15 degrees. this is an area that may see highest accumulations near mays landing. alex has 15 degrees. he says minus two this morning breaks the record of three in 1888. that it d he is ready for some snow. one last weather watchers i will head off to the north. these are areas that will see less as far as snow accumulation with this storm. thinks jeff moore in hatfield reporting 14 degrees. let me show you one picture from james, and you can see thinks allized over. icy ocean city docks and this ice will soon have snow on top of it. ocean city one spot that could see 6 inches of snow with this next storm. speaking of ocean city lets lot at boardwalk. you can see snow dusting the boards at the moment. but more is to come, as we head through tonight, we will see snow start falling pretty steadily during the overnight hours, in ocean city and you can see

you start heading from conshohocken and end up in norwood. >> here originally -- >> reporter: that'sshawn and his boss mike from daley plumbing and heating found water filling up a room at st. gabriel's catholic church. >> with all the windows and everything, there's not a lot of insulation out here. it's very difficult to try to keep it pretty warm in here. >> reporter: they managed to cut out ruptured sections of copper pipe in the baseboard heating system that had actually froze, even with the heat on because of single digit temperatures. >> there was a thermostat that was dialed down for the evening. if that happens in a cold area like this, sometimes it can get that cold during a relatively short period of time. >> reporter: mike was able to replace the frozen line with pvc pipe and recommends putting another thermostat in those colder rooms or simply turning up the heat in the rest of the house and then they were off to their next call. >> nobody likes to waste energy or waste gas but it's better than paying us to come in your house. >> reporter: mike says if the temperature is

norwood, massachusetts. look at her fence line. snow is up to the fence.he doesn't think her kid will get on the the swings again until june. the it may be cold this weekend but at least we don't have four and a half feet with snow with more on the the way. there are always things to be thankful for. lets take a look at what this clipper will do as we get in the day tomorrow. a few light snow showers, maybe a few rain showers in the afternoon. then this is out of here. then the wind pick up the pace, friday morning it is frigid, friday afternoon not much better. our next system starts to half move in as we get toward the the day on saturday and during date, it is generally dry but then later saturday evening these snow showers will start to creep in and we could see steady snow overnight saturday night. so, that cold starts to move in on friday, and then we will see another blast. here it comes on sunday. then things moderate into next week but another blast of cold air could wait in the wings by tomorrow or i should say next week by the middle of the next

he was scheduled to be executed march 4th for the 1984 killing of norwood in philadelphia. 186 peopleath row pennsylvania has an executed -- hasn't execute add prisoner since 1999. in response to pike county prosecutor announce that he's still plans to push for the death penalty for eric frein. frein is charged with murder in a september ambush that killed corporal byron dixon and severely wounded trooper alex douglas. in a statement pike county d.a. ray tonken says today's action does not serve as any legal i am pedestrian end, in the criminal case against eric matthew frein. >> well, justice is what gretchen leclair has pursued for nearly decade now, since her husband was killed in the line of duty. she is frustrated with the governor's moritorium, and she told her story to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> he was such a quick man. he didn't deserved to get killed. >> sales the pain of losing her husband is as strong today as it was when sergeant joseph leclair was shot to death in march of 2004. >> i can't get my life on. i can't move forward. >> leclair says today began l

and we brought our swat team out at a matter of precaution somewhere where norwood said a patrol teamother words to the case by case evaluation that you need to do and see somebody else and not get involved he would of set just officers got there but in this case were to this scenario and a lot of people told them they understood that and they went inside this home after he left an interview with us officer still walking around here. but the last time 15 minutes the man who they were looking for was not here. the reason why they're not releasing any thing is they're hoping that he does not watch this and not not aware what's going on and so relaxing wearing their investigators. better on the cancel the arrest him. >> reporter: all the fine line between compromise and other creditor with letting us not letting everybody else knows corn on. >> reporter: anderson that that's what he set out facebook twitter about this area and tragic situation and would not get into this specific we were not aware all lease employes activity. >> reporter: concern about the traffic situation than what was

norwood to argue with the point that you're not going to close guantÁnamo and have the violent islamictremists it okay we are good. i understand that, but it is not necessary, is it, to detain them at guantÁnamo? the entire reason that guantÁnamo was set up was the belief that may we could somehow sidestep habeas corpus, but this would bring court has shut that down. is that any reason that we couldn't take these people as we have in many instances, a detained in here in the united states? >> so, we definitely need to be able to capture because if we only kill, but to me is a moral problem. >> at that but where? >> when you look at prior to 2003, they were many non-afghans detained in afghanistan. so i unicode i'm not going to argue with you where because i think we have to decide. we have to make that decision. but to be able to do tactical interrogations speed is i've got all that. my question -- >> it would bring them into the united states and make it read their habeas corpus rights, that stops the process of being able to get the kind of information that you can get through very p

i would never put -- norwood steve jobs ever put steve in the same quantum orbit as albert einstein but there was a similarity, which is the genius of steve jobs came from making intuitive leaps, imaginative leaps questioning received wisdom. that is what benjamin franklin did, that is what albert einstein did, questions things you and i might say are obvious, question the received wisdom of new and, time marches along second by second in respect of of how we observed it. you get a patent court, albert einstein saying how do we know that? how would be test that? how do we take two clocks in synchronize them to test that? likewise with steve jobs, you and i had walkman, we had m p 3 players, a big part of our lives that steve was able to have a feel for beauty and customer experience that made him the greatest intuitive genius of the digital age and that is what i meant by that sentence. >> host: there is one aspect steve jobs had a role in with this book and that was the cover. we have several different covers and the original we will show on the air and show you the paperback cover as