things are fine here in old city.t story but that storm is kind of moved out of here. let's check in with chris o'connell though who's been tracking conditions in bensalem where the conditions are not so good. chris? >> reporter: the snow has stopped, iain but the impacts they are going to be very long lasting. i can tell you first of all we're getting a wide range of snow totals. i just been looking at them throughout our viewing area. there's some people down the shore that might get an inch or two. um here in buck county we got about tepp, 11-inches. here's another thing. a lot of power is out again after the other storm earlier this week the power out here in bensalem. and i want to show was we're seeing. take look at street road and hulmeville road where the street lights or it. this is a lesson right here. these people should not be just blowing through the stop sign -- the street lights when there are no street lights there. it should be a four-way stop. that a lesson everyone needs to know. because people are

walking around you can be inspired to walk up to the castle down the royal mile and you see the old city. some say really modeled the wizarding school hold works on edinburgh castle. outside the city there are other sites that have inspired scottish author. walter scott's work immortalized the ruins of time talent castle.

the fire back in old city, it was on february 18th. it started in the this historic building that housed a closed diner on the first floor and condos pof. two firefighters had minor injuries. therapy preparing the site for demolition. they're still looking for the cause of the fire. >>> coming up, firefight. what we're learning about this deadly blaze out in western pennsylvania. >>> plus, approved and revoked. florida lawmakers were close to banning the sale of ar-15s. what happened at the last minute that made them ditch the idea? ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this

2nd and 3rd because of the old city fire that happened.y should reopen the road tomorrow. fingers crossed that continues. and finally, a look at the majors. things looking good, no crashes, average speeds. 95 southbound, mid to low 60s, only a 13-minute drive between woodhaven and the vine street expressway. 76 we talked about and the blue route, as well. >> thank you. >>> 19 minutes 5:00 a.m. on this thursday. and we have issued a first alert -- if you're just waking up, we've issued a first alert tomorrow through saturday morning. >> now is a good time to get the timing of all of it. bill henley has you covered with the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >>> we'll get rain, flooding, and wind, too. i want to take a closer look at the wind. this could cause widespread damage during the day tomorrow. not a lot of wind today. the wind's barely moving. just a three mile-per-hour breeze in allentown. five in coatesville, eight in wilmington. tomorrow, northwesterly winds, 35 miles per hour. steady. we'll get gusts of 50 to 60

parties and the old city is in the western part of mosul and that was sort of the part of the city that was liberated in the last month you had for about two months a large number of civilians entrapped in the old city by isis fighters in the iraqi army really had to go sort of door to door guerrilla warfare to free these people from force in the forces of the islamic state the u.n. estimates that about five thousand housing units are needed to be rebuilt in the old city itself not to mention its historical significance of course so in the midst of this you know a city reduced to rubble you have the school opening for about three hundred students or it is quite good news indeed and we have a report on that school reopening that let's take a look at that now. it's a day of celebration for these children the first school in mosul's old town is reopening. and i asked rule there were no lessons here children were not allowed to attend school now three hundred people is able to study here one small. and iraqi volunteer group raised ten thousand u.s. doll

we're in the old city! israel is country 124.my senses — i see a place by the sounds, by the smells, by the textures. the hustle and bustle of people shouting, buy this, buy this, come and look at this! i feel the atmosphere, the energy, the buzz. i was born with my eye condition, so i don't have any vision apart from sunlight sensitivity. and i've gradually gone deaf as i've got older and i am now 80% or severely deaf in both ears but i use digital hearing aids. i travel alone, because it's the biggest challenge i can get. and the travelling by myself... excuse me! ..i get to interact with more people. if i travel with someone, particularly someone sighted, they would be doing all the work, they'd be doing all the guiding, and i would not get to touch and find as many things as i do buy myself. today i'm going to catch a bus into the old city to go to the western wall. western wall? western wall, yeah. ok, let's go. i will help you. 0k. let me hold your arm like that. where are you from? i'm from england. huh? england! i was luc

conducting certain business beyond the 1949 -- including east jerusalem, and the jewish corridor of the old city a january 2018, the human rights commissioner for human rights threatened 206 companies including 22 american companies. these threats directly support the objectives of the movement. and can set back the cause of peace. further, they could lead to international -- will companies doing business with israel. and deter others from engaging in any trade or investment in the nvesent in the jewish state. >> tomorrow we will ask both senators and representatives to cosponsor the israel anti-boycott act. which prohibits us companies from cooperating with international boycotts in israel. it is co-authored senator portman and cardin. -- co-authored by senators portman and cardin and -- [applause] lex on tuesday you might get some pushback. you might hear the anti-boycott act restricts free speech. but that is simply not true. nothing restricts constitutionally protected free speech. the bill only recognizes commercial conduct supported international governmental boycotts that our government o

. >> as we take live look outside our studios in old city right now, tely a night to ay and in watchot over by a long shot. scott fosses pore cast coming up in 15 seconds. >> nasty friday evening stepping outdoors. we're still dealing with the wind. we have the rain that changeed over to wet snow pretty much area wide as this system just kind of bombs out in the open waters of the atlantic. near hurricane force wind gusts around sections of new england. us, we'reealing with the whipping wind, the blowing snow. reduced visibility and we have thestal flood warnings through 2:00 a.m. on sunday. multiple high tide cycles to get through. add in the full moon and we're talking about minor flood to go night. moderate concerns during the day tomorrow building wave heights later on this evening five to 8-foot wave heights and then by tomorrow, we're talking about anywhere from nine to 12-foot waves. the next high tide this evening between 8:00. we're looking at a surge of about one to one and a half feet feet. but expecting a surge of about 2 feet tomorrow morning's high tide. moderate floodi

we're in the old city! israel is country 120 force of will —— israel is country 124. by the sounds, by the smells, by the textures. the hustle and bustle of people shouting, by this, buy this, come on look at this! i feel the atmosphere, the energy, the buzz! i was born with my eye condition, i don't have any vision apart from sunlight sensitivity. and i've gradually gone deaf as i've got older and i gradually gone deaf as i've got olderand i am now gradually gone deaf as i've got older and i am now 80% or severely deaf in both ears and i use digital hearing aids. i travel alone, because it's the biggest challenge i can get the travelling by myself... excuse me! i get to interact with more people. if i travel with someone, more people. if i travel with someone, particularly someone cited, they would be doing all the work, all the guiding, and i would not get to touch and find as many things as ido to touch and find as many things as i do buy myself. today i'm going to catch a bus into the old city to go to the western wall. western wall? western wall, yeah. are capabl

i think i miss february >> i do too, iain year talking about back-to-back storms outside in old city, it's pleasant but the wind is picking in. 31 in allentown, and wrightstown it is 32, in ultimate doppler you can see it's pretty quiet through the whole eastern third of the country, but you city this back here, this is a major winter storm, right through the dakota. we have blizzard watches and that will move east. we have two systems we're talking about again. the first area of low pressure. the primary is that storm to the west. it's going to move toward the western pennsylvania region. by late tuesday, lit transfer the energy off the coast. here we go again, this storm going to be in a different location. it's forecast to be a little bit farther south, but tucked a little bit closer to philadelphia. once again, it means rain, changing over to snow. wet snow. and it could pile up in more spots, we'll talk more with the seven-day forecast iain as we get more information into the weather center tonight, i'll see you in a few minutes. >> thanks. >>> continuing with team coverage as we

stream still to come life is only slowly returning to the shattered streets of mosul and in the old city celebrations as the first pool reopen for we'll talk to our correspondent in iraq. u.s. president donald trump as much as fifty billion dollars worth of terrorists and penalties on china today mr trump accuses the country of stealing technology and trade secrets costing u.s. companies billions of dollars and killing thousands of jobs asian markets were jewelry on fears the tariffs and penalties could affect a wide variety of chinese goods from clothing to electronics the measures could also include restrictions on chinese investments in the united states as well as a cap on the number of these for chinese researchers. germany's economy minister has told a german public broadcaster a.r.v. he believes the european union will be granted an exemption from president trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum the u.s. plans to impose. travel to washington earlier this week to make the case for new producers the white house. will take effect beginning friday. now for more let's bring in our very

high old city in moscow the time just before the big election a welcome to our special coverage of the russian presidential election forthcoming live from the heart of the russian capital here as you can see over my shoulder in the iconic red square to the few people on the boat walking around despite this hour russian citizens from the eleven time zones of the costing there are votes on sunday as they make their choice for the candidate will take the kremlin's top job because for the next six she is at a moment election silence is being observed to give people twenty four hours to. think it through thinking the one a vote for that means campaigning a stop to news coverage of the candidates and the manifesto says north however close on sunday evening we can't talk about that but we can tell you about who's vying for the russian presidency and we can tell you about the people who are going to go out in the many many many many thousands hundreds of thousands or a vote on russia's future so let's meet some of those voters again. yes it was kind of a story in the film they put out some of

mike masco live in old city philadelphia.keeley, live in lehigh county. >> and also, we've got jenn fred in upper montgomery county right now. and we have lauren johnson who is in bucks county. but let's start with our own sue serio. >> yes, haven't seen the bulk of the storm yet. keep that in mine as you're going through the morning and looking out the window and saying well that isn't so bad. three out of ten for sure. and maybe even lower number depending where you live. shear bus stop buddy all geared up, for the snow. when you can't see him, that's a good way to dress. because he's all ready to protect himself from the elements, because eventually the wind will be cranking up as well. sustained 12 miles per hour right now. that makes 33 degrees feel like 24. so, temperatures are definitely cold enough to support snow. not seeing it everywhere just yet. but the winds will be picking up, stay in the 30's, all day, and we will get the snow, some places will have rain mixed in, winds will be 35, to 40 miles an hour, so yes t

authorities say a palestinian has been shot dead after he stabbed an israeli security guard in jerusalem's old city the god later died of his injuries tensions have been high since the u.s. recognized jerusalem as israel's capital in december. germany's new interior minister says he wants to increase checks on the country's borders and till the e.u. secures its external front tear germany resumed some border controls after the twenty fifteen migration crisis observers calls the office tough line of migration a bid to draw voters away from the far right alternative for germany party ankara backed forces have taken control of the north and syrian town of freeing the town has been the target of turkey's two month offensive against a syrian kurdish militia it views as terrorists its capture marks a major victory for turkey but it's also left thousands of civilians homeless and desperate. it was the moment turkey had been fighting for this town had been controlled by syrian kurds for the past five years now it's the turkish flag that waves over a free in. the turkish backed forces captured the center of

has been shot dead after he stabbed and seriously wounded an israeli security guard in jerusalem's old city a god was taken to hospital tensions have been high since the u.s. recognized jerusalem as israel's capital in december. china's parliament has elected premier league to a second five year term only two delegates voted against the second most powerful man in china's communist party is reelection comes a day after china's president xi jinping was unanimously reappointed with no limits on how long he can serve germany's new interior minister horst seal will first says he wants to increase checks on the country's borders until the e.u. secures its external frontier germany resumes some border controls of to the twenty fifteen migration crisis observers call the whole first tough line of migration a big draw voters away from the far right alternative for germany off a surprise win over runaway leaders by and munich it looked like business as usual for bahrain as sundra wagner gave them an early lead but goals from nabil cater and two more vanna turned the match for the hosts who are now r

palestinians in a district close to jerusalem's old city say their lives are being ruined by an excavation project israeli archaeologists and settlers have been tunneling under buildings in the neighborhood in search of the ancient ruins of the city of david and their activities appeared to be causing devastation above ground. after the excavation work started for the ground began to sink our houses bringing about twenty centimeters to watch shine and the water started to crack the floor has also granted. them to have it done a look at the house she read until it collapses under children on my son and his wife look at the destruction look at how crooked the house is they could have lost their all broke in the roof once fallin on my grandson. hear them working at night and the thing all starts to shake of course i'm against . this is our home that we're also supposed to go norma can stop them well this is what they want they want the arabs to leave this home so that they can take them she didn't blame the limit because she. didn't have. time for the many years we've been complaining but no

in old city avenue chestnut street remaining blocked. fairmont park lincoln drive southbound, blocked for overnight construction wissahickon avenue and ridge avenue. stick to schoolhouse lane and midvale, instead. burlington bristol bridge, traffic moving fine, because the overnight construction is cleared. >> thank you, karen. >>> breaking this morning, the action cam is live at the scene of a house fire in delanco burlington county. the fire broke out on hickory street after 3:00 a.m. when crews got to the scene they found fierce flames coming out of the twin home. two people were injured, they have taken to the hospital. we don't know their conditions at this time. >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting in west philadelphia. the gunfire erupted along the 4400 block of holden street. someone gunned down a 34-year-old man after 7:00 p.m. the man later died at the hospital. >>> also new, police are looking for the gunman who shot a man in the face in the city's frankford section. investigators are on the scene overnight along the

authorities say a palestinian has been shot dead after he stabbed an israeli security guard in jerusalem's old city of god later died of his injuries tensions have been high since the u.s. recognized jerusalem as israel's capital in december. china's parliament has elected prime min to a second five year term only two delegates voted against the second most powerful man in china's communist party his reelection comes a day after chinese president xi jinping was unanimously reappointed with no limit on how long he can serve germany's new interior minister horse says he wants to increase checks on the country's borders and to the e.u. secure as its external frontier germany resumed some border controls after the twenty fifteen migration crisis observers called the whole first tough line of migration a bid to draw voters away from the far right alternative for germany party. ankara backed forces have taken control of the north and syrian town of a free in the town has been the target of turkey's two month offensive against a syrian kurdish militia it views as terrorists it's cut marks a major victory

. >>> a community comes together to help employees of an old city restaurant that was damaged in a massiveire. >>> firefighters are battling a fire at a home in bucks county. we're live on the scene. so i want my glasses to be unique... my girlfriend loves artists. and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com morning it a.m., monday, march 5. tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us we're following breaking news. >> a firefighter has been injured battling a fire that damaged a home in bucks county. >> breaking a teenager and woman are shot inside a home in north philadelphia. police say it was a reesh. >> -- a rainbow at that year's oscars. we have a look at t best looks. >> it could be a stormy week, david murphy is off, matt pellman is herearen a jog tout today? >> no, i drove

. >>> fire fallout as the investigation into this fire in philadelphia's old city neighborhood continues. employees at a nearby restaurant now out of a job will get a helping hand today. >>> good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." thanks for being with us. i'm rosemary connors. >>> i'm dray clark. it's 7:00 on this sunday morning. our major storm is gone but there are still windy conditions across the region this morning. let's get to the first alert neighborhood weather forecast with neat rolgs krystal klei who is looking at the possibility of more snow headed our way. krystal. >> i feel like a bad news -- let's talk about the conditions this morning. as dray mentioned, windy again today. not as windy as yesterday and certainly not as windy as friday when the system passed. nonetheless, we're feeling colder than we actually are. 28 degrees the windchill in philadelphia. look at mt. pocono, feeling like 15. 30 in wilmington and 31 in atlantic city. the actual temperatures, more like upper 30s. we're above freezing out there. trenton at 38. philly at 37 degrees. this trend will go from

walking around you can be inspired to walk up to the castle down the royal mile and you see the old city. some say really modeled the wizarding school hold works on edinburgh castle. outside the city there are other sites that have inspired scottish author. walter scott's work immortalized the ruins of time talent castle. just opposite robert louis stevenson his novel katrina was partly set on bass rock . when night falls the pubs and bars in that brazil time see plenty of custom after all in many places visitors can choose from about three hundred different types of scotch whisky. after a long day of looking at the heart of what we did today and there in the rain and walking around it's great to have a rescue to warm you up to. the scots are very proud of their whiskey robert burns often used to be drama to to fire up his creativity. one of his parents even wrote that freedom and whiskey get together. in. europe at its best your imax brings you the highlights on instagram stunning landscapes spectacular buildings and mouthwatering delicacy our reporters are constantly on the look out wi

been shot dead after he stabbed and seriously wounded and israeli security guard in jerusalem's old city the guard was taken to hospital tensions have been high since the u.s. recognized jerusalem as israel's capital in december. and sunday's early bundesliga action dortmund maintained their challenge for second spot with a narrow one mil win at home to hand over on lone striker machine but you i grab the only goal of the game midway through the first half it was his eighth in twelve games since arriving at dortmund from chelsea meanwhile relegation threatened cologne climbed off the bottom of the table thanks to a two no when over visitors leverkusen despite the victory the billy goats are still five points adrift of safety. meanwhile byron fans were watching closely a shock a took on vosburgh on saturday a defeat for the world blues would help them with ariens as they seek to wrap up the bundesliga title against leipsic in sunday's late game but winds have been hard to come by for wolfsburg could they finally turn this season around here is what happened. all spoke were a force to be r

following in a palestinian district in jerusalem's old city is literally crumbling away and you tourist drive is at the foundation of the problem israel is digging tunnels under the streets to create new attractions but it's leaving homes destroyed. the south lawn after the excavation work started the ground began to sink our house was leaning about twenty centimeters to watch shine and the walls have started to crack the floor has also grant. them to have it done a look at the house she relayed until it collapses under children and when my son and his wife look at the destruction look at how crooked the house is look at the wallace they're all broken the roof once fell in on my grandson. hear them working at night and the door starts to shake of course i'm against it this is our home we're also supposed to go north can stop them this is what they want they want the arabs to leave this home so that they can take them. for many years we've been complaining but no one helps us but one day we felt the house moving to be called the police they made us all leave but it rains now what's lands

women the ability to drive is giving them too much liberty. >> going to the grand mosque in the old cityant. and hugely conservative. >> signs of the old saudi arabia still strong here. it's all men. no women are allowed. after prayers we tried to talk to people. >> do you like to change the greater freedoms for women? . >> there are changes i like but i'm opposed to the driving. >> it's clear saudi arabia is still nowhere near a free country. >> we should tell you we are not free to go where we want in this country. our itineraries are pre-approved by the government and everywhere we go we have a minder with us, a guide, someone who is probably spying on us, to be fair trying to keep us safe in a country a lot of people don't like westerners. people we talk to are not free to speak, we are not free to go where we want, this is still a very repressive country. >> and then there's the war in yemen, their neighbors to the south. saudi arabia leading a bombing campaign and blaimed for much of the misery. privately they hate the war our vietnam. >> do you support the war in yemen. >> this is

in philadelphia as you make your way through olde city chestnut street remains closed between third streetd street due to last month's fire there and we will speak in that area and massill d west trenton lines are and delaysrails and buses are go to septa.org for more tnformation. i-76 east at city avenue problem free ridetbound and wesd directions and as well as on the blue route,or turnpike. live from the cbs-3 traffic centeror now jan, back to you. eyewitness news meisha johnson taking us on a very sweet dream drivefaory that has been n pennsylvania for more than 100 years, we will get up close, wie product next, chocolate we will be rig oh, that's lovely...so graceful. the corkscrew spin, ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> you can see this at a here's meisha johon. >> i think i can chocolates, frt here. asher's check late company in solder tonars i of pure pe

near the museums the old city walls stretch for some five kilometers they date back to the age of thenation ruled. today the former limits of the upper city are a popular spot for a stroll. a place to go for some italian ice cream is love marianna this is where the stretch of tele flavor was invented in one nine hundred sixty two. such as us was a very vocal to teach she said roman so where you you break day aggie all of the right of the side of the agony stays on the survey's it breaks into pieces of all this so my grandfather was invented a new flavor and we make something out of the lot that are regular everyday flavor with chocolate so ages remember this such a hell of them that they gave you that. in the region has other culinary says. nice to offer as well. is part of lombardi polenta boiled corn meal is a favorite dish sometimes with cheese. as a main dish but as a side with other things like mushrooms meat or rabbit. those are offer additional dishes typical of. the. we finish up with a quick trip to the lower city with that shopping boulevard and theater which of course carri

. >>> life still hasn't returned to normal for some restaurants, businesses and residents in old city. this fire nearly two weeks ago has had a especially devastating effect on the little lion. >>> the investigation continues into what caused this major fire along chestnut street in old city president's day weekend. restaurants and businesses near the apartment that caught fire are struggling to bounce back. it has been especially tough for the little lion, the restaurant and bar is expected to be closed at least two months. a devastating impact to the 80 employees who worked there, but this sunday, you can help out the workers of the little lion. chris young is one of the owners here. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> let's be clear. your restaurant was not on fire but it was damaged by all of this. talk about what happened. >> sopy got a call early that morning and rushed over there and 239 was on fire. 400 firefighters there and just tons and tons of water being poured all around and the water and the smoke is what really got us. >> what is the issue now with the b

of philadelphia >> driving and walking is dicey with all of that slush >> alexandria hoff is in old city with latest on conditions here. >> reporter: slush is the right word. and what you're seeing is a testament to clean-up crews it almost seens shortly after the snow stopped. the roadways and sidewalk started clearing up a bit. we were just seeing mainly wet conditions a lot of slush but clearly some of this snow may have melted, obviously not all of it disappeared. the symphony of snow removal following an intense moisture rich snowfall digging out the city is proving to be a work-out rigorous enough to warrant shorts >> you're coke r ok, it's a lot of funky stuff. >> reporter: jerry is helping out with clean-up >> the main part of the storm that's when we took our break and went to wawa. >> reporter: at the peak, the weight of rapid accumulation was enough to bring this tree charactering down near morris and broad >> when i pulled up, we heard a crackling and all of a sudden tree went rateth right down. >> reporter: he said the traffic light happened to be red >> if this had been gre

here in our area, olde city, it will be the rain, heavy rain, jenny joyce in olde city this morning,i there jenny. >> reporter: we are seeing steady rain falling. we have in the seen much of that wind just rain, puddles are starting to accumulate here on market street right outside the station. i was checking philadelphia international airport is there always a chance for delays, cancellations but they were even tweeting last night as rain just began falling in anticipation of this storm saying that a number of airlines will be working with passengers, because of the storm, rescheduling flights, waving that cancellation fee, and then change flight fee i know american airlines, delta airlines they are doing just that. my uber driver on the way to work this morning said of course as we are seeing from steve keeley's live shot that new jersey was in worse shape then philly is right new but we know there are several concerns in the just in new jersey. last night we were live in bucks county where people were concerned about the delaware river flooding because they are still drying out fr

here's look outside of our studios in old city right now. kind of the calm before the storm. moving down the shore, that's going to bear the brunt of this system. as coastal communities in new jersey and delaware are going to get hit hard. also, outside our scott williams jumps with more on the storm's path tonight. scott? >> reporter: good evening, iain. good evening everyone. we're bracing for a major coastal storm this one will likely be the most significant storm of the season. the calling cards rain, wind, wet snow and also a coastal concern. take look at ultimate doppler. you can see what we're tracking that energy around parts of the great lakes. also, an area of low pressure developing out to sea. that energy will merge and intensify into this major coastal storm. let's take a look at several of the particulars. we have a flood watch posted philadelphia points north and east for moderate to heavy rainfall. ponding on the roadways expected in addition to that rainfall, we're talking high winds. get this. winds could gust 5060 miles per hour and also we're looking at a

should be gone there in the next few minutes and they finished cleaning up that downed tree in olde citynut street near independence mall is opened this morning, which is a little bit of good news. but plenty of other downed trees remain. there's one in whitpain still blocking morris road. skippack pike gets you around it. finished cleaning up the downed wires in towamencin so orvilla road reopened. hilltown township downed wires closing diamond street. keystone drive or green streets would be some alternates on this tuesday morning. tam. >> thank you, matt now. it's time to get your first look at business. amazon is looking to move further into financial services by offering customers checking accounts. according to the "wall street journal," the company is said to be in talks to try to do this with jp morgan capital one and other financial service firms. the dow gained 336 points when the closing bill. morning futures appear to be pointing to a higher open. we'll be right back. >> new from the notify night gunfire injured man in north philadelphia. he didn't initially realize he was hi

in philadelphia olde city chestnut street remains closed between third street and second street, and it took place about three weeks ago. and, detour in that area. the rails is, almost back on schedule but, and, at septa .org live from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm cheryl golden now jan, back to you. >>> still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning the possible medical benefits of nuts, new study that shows eating them could help some cancer patients, we will explain after the break. >>> back on "eyewitness news" march is colon rectal cancer awareness month, new research now that shows, colon cancer patients, who regularly eat nuts are at a significantly lower risk of cancer recurrence, health reporter stephanie stahl explains the study. >> reporter: tree nuts like almonds, walnuts, cashews can help patient was stage three colon cancer live longer. new research track 826 patients after they were treated with surgery and chemotherapy. >> i think it is significant, i mean many people, are already eat nuts. >> reporter: doctor aldeari deputy director of fox chase

on him l old city, chestnut is blocked between second and third. >>> southampton township, bucks county, a vehicle brought down a pole. peco on the scene, charlotte avenue near davisville road you want to watch for that. you can see the majors green traffic flow franklin -- througt area is looking okay. meanwhile, coming up from turnersville and blackwood no problems, tam. >> firefighters are on the scene of an immense fire that ripped through twin homes in delanco, burlington county. two people were injured and rushed to the hospital. look at the flames. the action cam live on the scene, the 600 block of hickory street. the fire started at 3:00 a.m. you can see at 5:30 a.m. it's a smoky scene throwing smoke up into the night sky. firefighters at least at this moment do seem to have it under control. >>> two school districts in gloucester county new jersey canceled classes because of a threat. franklin township school district and delsea school district are closed today. franklin township police say a threatening e-mail was sent to a staffer. after consulting with police they decided to

. >> it's been more than two weeks when a fire destroyed a building in old city that forced a popular restaurant to close in order to make repairs. hundreds came out to support the restaurant little lion. the money raised will help the employees to make ends meet while repairs are made. the owners say the restaurant stained significant water damage. they hope to reopen in two months. >> we hope that others will get their power back on. we have another storm to worry about this week. >> reporter: we have a storm wednesday looking more significant. another storm later in the week. you'll see that in the seven day. a lot going on. storm tracker 6 live double scan we see snow showers off the coastline. they are moving southward, they will be neared atlantic city and heading toward cape may, shortly, but they stay off the coast. let's go outside and show you what it looks like right now, wow, you can see the flags whipping in the wind out there, it's a chilly breeze out of the northwest. the temperatures 31 degrees right now. the dewpoint 15. wind out of the north/northwest at 14 miles per

talk by the russia into resolve this matter especially in the issue of old cities and villages which. by syrian arab army we syrian army didn't use any chemical weapons so why now there is not enough to compare those in doing that about the chemical weapon as a scenario you know total. it is the syrian government and to demonize the syrian government accuses it. to build on that accusation in order to have more pressure on syrian government and. they are preparing now is the cranks you know that the preparing for that thing are you this week's also seen claims of a chemical weapons attack on ghouta reportedly was carried out by the syrian government but that's something damascus has denied the issue of chemical weapons use in syria was also touched upon in a recent n.b.c. interview conducted with. do you believe the chemical weapons attacks in syria are fake news. of course firstly the syrian government destroyed its chemical weapons long ago. we know about the militants plans to simulate chemical attacks by the syrian army and their source that on the. part of me. after you took. all

of philadelphia >> driving and walking is dicey with all of that slush >> alexandria hoff is in old city with latest on conditions here. >> reporter: slush is the right word. and what you're seeing is a testament to clean-up crews it almost seens shortly after the snow stopped. the roadways and sidewalk started clearing up a bit. we were just seeing mainly wet conditions a lot of slush but clearly some of this snow may have melted, obviously not all of it disappeared. the symphony of snow removal following an intense moisture rich snowfall digging out the city is proving to be a work-out rigorous enough to warrant shorts >> you're coke r ok, it's a lot of funky stuff. >> reporter: jerry is helping out with clean-up >> the main part of the storm that's when we took our break and went to wawa. >> reporter: at the peak, the weight of rapid accumulation was enough to bring this tree charactering down near morris and broad >> when i pulled up, we heard a crackling and all of a sudden tree went rateth right down. >> reporter: he said the traffic light happened to be red >> if this had been gre

police escorted his body to a funeral home. >>> community came together to help a restaurant from olde city impacted by a devastating four alarm fire two weeks ago. the damage was so severe that the restaurant could be closed for months. "action news" reporter bob brooks has more on today's effort to help the staff of the little lion. >> reporter: today, inside of a fishtown it is about help, and help for collogues the litt third suffered serious damage in the fire that burned several buildings two weeks ago. according to the owners the future is still right now very much so uncertain. >> i'm obviously going through a time like this it is tough because we don't have a lot of work for the staff right now. we have not been allowed in the building. they are holding all of those buildings on the corner. >> reporter: thinks an event to raise money for staff of the little lion that is out of work help them get by for a little while. silent auction all of therentnessha berthleno is one of the staff of work. little jobs here and thereding for people that need help but other than that i don't have a

. >>> well, two weeks ago a fire tore through this building on chestnut street in old city. >> apartmentsndwi businesses were damaged, some beyond repair. the owners of the little lion has about 80 employees who are now out of work. the owners of mad reck and fish town donated space and beverages for the event. >> i always knew we had a tight-kn tight-knit restaurant community in philadelphia. when its your own restaurant and own employees are the ones that need to be lift up, it means a lot. and people came out in full force, you know. over 100 restaurants are represented here in some way or another. >> right now the future is still uncertain for the little lion. they expect to be closed for at least two months. >>> in montgomery county celebration of the ultimate gift. organ donors were honored yesterday in the king of prussia. they celebrated with friends, family and staff from the region's hospitals. >>> the 76ers will have to wait for their chance to jump into playoff position. joel embiid, goes to the floor. not to worry, he was okay. bucks win the game. sixers remain six in the eas

so nothing happening here in old city and center city for that matter. but that's going to change in a big way later this morning, weaver new information coming in, sue and i are going to analyze it little bit, we will share it with you coming up in just a little bit. here is bob kelly. >> can we watch them analyze that? i think that would be pretty good. >> sure. >> sitting down with the maps, their graph paper. 6:04, good morning, live look at route 202 and limekiln pike snow and rain coming at you, this is the appetizer to everything that's going to happen. 459 speed restrictions in play, down to 55, coming in from new jersey the wet heavy kind of snow already dragging down some of the tree branches and even pulling down power lines, route 73 at route 130 over here in pennsauken, crews are working this morning, over in new jersey, they kicked in a state of emergency, mixed messages though, i think because the mt. laurel school district, has school today, half day, and then it is parent teacher conferences cents. so, over here in new jersey, the restri

sky 6 hd showing you old city from our cameras there. it's going to be a lot different tomorrow this time. meteorologist, melissa magee has an update. >>> melissa back with the latest on the next round of winter weather. >> this time tomorrow we'll be in heavy wet snow but a sharp cutoff from the south and east of the city with the snowfall totals. that is what we have to fine tune, here is stormtracker 6 live double scan radar we are dry right now and no issues with precipitation. we are tracking rain, mixed precip and very heavy snow. here is the picture outside. sky 6 hd we are looking at the ben franklin parkway on this tuesday afternoon. got a gentle breeze with the flags blowing. right now you are fine but this time tomorrow your commute could be tricky with snow moving on through. philadelphia in the lower 40s and dew point 23 and winds from the south-southwest ahead of the nor'easter 7 miles per hour. and the pressure is holding steady and current windchill in the city of 40. to the northern and west. lake harmony 39 and slatingt

the americans and their allies can't drive them out without knocking a fine old city to bits.lation: the american bombardment was very heavy. we hid underground. when we came out, it was like standing on the moon. there was complete destruction. that is how fierce it was. of course, facing death, we were scared. when we were about to shoot, some were so afraid they even wet themselves. but once the bullets were fired, everyone disregarded death. nobody cared any more. we just tried to find ways to make our death glorified and beautiful, instead of dying instead of dying in fearordisgrace. the politbureau in north vietnam had decided to launch a general offensive and general uprising everywhere in south vietnam, on the 31st of january, 1968. it was the lunar holiday of tet, normally a time of truce. in hue, we — the vietcong — entered the city with ease and encountered no major resistance. hue's local residents were also caught by surprise. they woke up to see us roaming freely in the city. it was because our plan was carried out in absolute secrecy. the counter—attack by the a

and the further south you go, the earlier you'll probably see some rain, but it is dry in old city rightise time, 6:34. but here's what we have on the way. heavy rain, some folks will get some snow out of this, damaging winds, we already have high wind watch in effect, and some coastal concerns, as we always do, when we predict a nor'easter. so for today, we get to high of 58 degrees. afternoon rain, as it gets toward evening, i think that rain will pick up in intensity, we will break it all down for you coming up in just a few minutes. bob kelly, how is it going right now? >> hey, sue, good morning, 4:32, not bad at the moment. so let's enjoy it wheel we can, you say the calm before the storm. blue route here, 476, casino every dry, no problems or delays at all. hopefully penndot will get out there and clean out any of the drains, that will be clogged, at least open them up so ready to go for later tonight, into tomorrow. live look at the freeway, no problems coming in toward philadelphia. fire location, we've been telling but, more on this in a moment over here in delanco, hickory and