reporting live in pennsauken, and channel 6 "action news." >> time to jump back in the warm van. thank you annie. the action cam caught snow falling in delaware, it was a prick picturesque view. >>> many took the task of convincing homeless to head to city shelters. one of 16 working with the outreach hearing the word no is so hard to hear. >> some people take it and heed it and some don't and go inside. >> we posted code blue information at 6abc.com. this will remain in effect until next wednesday. >>> a driver was injured in a fiery single car crash in philadelphia. it happened along the boulevard in feltonville. the driver lost control and smashed into a tree and then the car burst into flames. rescue cruise had to pull the -- crews had to pull the driver from the wreckage. he is in serious condition. >>> police are looking for the man who swiped a philadelphia police officer's badge, hat and patrol jacket. the officer placed them on a bench outside a courtroom when he went into testify on tuesday, if you recognize the man in the surveillance footage contact police. >>> a mont

reporting live in pennsauken, and channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> the snowy and cold conditions stretched across philadelphia and south jersey, this is what it looked like a short time in absecon, atlantic county. while cars have a thin layer of snow on top, route 30 is clear. drivers should be cautious about slippery conditions 0 this morning. if you're traveling for the holidays, you'll have company. aaa is projecting 1.1 million area residents are going to travel by car. the airlines will see 78,000 philadelphia area travelers, triple a said increased consumer optimism is contributing to the travel. >>> a fiery crash in the feltonville section on the boulevard at 3:00 a.m. the driver lost control and hit a tree, the car burst into flames. the first responders pulled the driver from the wreckage. they took the person to einstein hospital in serious condition. >>> a 13-year-old girl was stabbed in the handle at a septa transportation center. she was in a fight with another girl after school when she was stabbed in the hallway yester

reporting live in pennsauken, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> philadelphia officials declared a code blue emergency to help move the homeless into warm shelters, if you see someone that needs help contact the hot line on your screen. >> and this reminder you can rely on 6abc.com/weather during the arctic blast. you'll find everything you need and remember our meteorologists post regular updates on social media follow them on twitter and facebook for the very late effort. >>> police are searching for armed robbers that stole computers from temple university housing. they took laptops and other items from north 10th street at 5:00 this morning. the home is on university property but it is unclear if all the residents are students, no one was hurt. >>> a philadelphia high school student has been taken into custody after police found a handgun in his backpack. officials discovered the weapon this morning when the teenager arrived at the randolph career academy in hunting park. >> he went through the scanning process and the school discovered the weapon. they secured the weapon and

take a look at the video from along route 70 where i am right now, in pennsauken camden county. can see a salt truck i can tell you on route 70 an route 38, the roads are pretreated with salt. you can hear the traffic behind me kind of whip by in the areas where it was treated. like david and karen said as the temperatures continue to drop you have to be careful. taking a look at the video this is video downtown in moorestown on main street, my hometown, it looked beautiful as the snow was falling overnight, but even though it looks like a lot in the shot, when it was all said and done you're only seeing a light coating in the areas of we have been talking to people getting ready for the cold weather whether it's layering up or doing things differently. they are giving us a picture of what they are seeing heading to ann from work. >> reporter: what are you seeing on the roads? >> the bridge was sketchy coming from the city. >> reporter: which one, ben franklin bridge? >> ben franklin bridge. people are driving already, it's a little crazy. >> reporter: what do you think about th

. >> let's go over to "action news" reporter, and live at the wawa in pennsauken camden county, a good place to go get a warm hot cup of coffee or something. >> reporter: my favorite place to be when we're doing the live shots in the cold weather. i can tell you just like david is saying we're feeling the temperatures drop every half-hour and feeling the wind gusts pick up. this is snow it's not a lot, but beautiful getting us ready for the holiday season. karen said when there's not a whole lot of problems going on, karen said you appreciate this more. this is video in pennsauken, you can see there's a salt truck going by, the roads by new jersey dot have been pretreated with salt. so at this point, on route 70 and 38 we're not seeing any problems. we're seeing that the roads are a little wet, but since they were pretreated they are not too bad. this is beautiful from overnight, video from moorestown, new jersey, my hometown, you can see main street with the snow falling looks like a christmas card. beautiful stuff overnight, it's only a light coating on grass, also on your car when y

the event starts at 5:30 this evening at pennsauken high school and it's free and open to the public. and today the montgomery county spca will start cooking up special meals for animals in shelters over the holidays. the preparation starts at 10:00 a.m. at the conshohocken shelter on ridge pike. you can help by donating tot momry county spca. >>> if you catch the bus in delaware, you now have a new way to make sure you don't miss your ride. the deldot mobile act will let you receive realtime arrival times. you can also track the bus on its route. officials say it's a much-needed tool, especially as winter approaches. >> no one wants to be standing out wonder, did i just miss the bus or is it two minutes away or 20 minutesway? and that gives people the confidence to ride the service. >> the deldot app is available for free. >>> 4:48. we don't want you to miss your ride, nor do we want you to sit in traffic that long. >> right, which is why we have traffic reports for you every ten minutes. >> speaking of delaware, looking at delaware roads. if you're on 95 around wilmington and headed

i can tell if you feels whole lot colder than 43 out here in pennsauken, that's mainly because of the winds. winds is making it feel about 10 degrees colder. we've got winds now, ten, to 20 miles an hour, and they're only going to get worse as we head into the day tomorrow. so coming up we will bring you live sneak peak of the ice show here at cooper river park. i do want to tell you about the threat for little bit of ice. not the kinds on the rink the kinds on the roads, i'll explain coming up. >> kate, see you in a bit, thank you. new jersey state trooper with a brain tumor attributed to working at ground zero in the aftermath of 9/11 has died. lieutenant bill fewer and diagnosed when malignant brain tumor in may of 2015. days after his diagnosis he underwent surgery and aggressively fought the tumor in the years that followed. lieutenant served 22 years with the state police. >> come new years day, new tobacco regulation also go into effect in philadelphia. the city will no longer issue permits to new tobacco retailers who are located within two blocks of any school. retailers will

meteorologist, kate bile a, live at cooper river park in pennsauken with more on. that will kate? >> hi, jessica. after very gloomy day, we had a beautiful sunset here at cooper river park. you can check it out on my facebook page, and we are here at winter fest, the rink is open. it is driment come out, check it out if you're anywhere nearby. are you guys having fun? >> yeah! >> awesome. coming up we'll talk to some of these kids, watch them skate. first let's talk about the weather. i want to show you what's going on right now. we will take you out to storm scan p three, any rain or snow that impacted the area earlier has moved out. notice few sprinkles, even few snow showers over central pennsylvania, can't rule out one of those getting in, most every us are quiet. toby hanna check being in with 5 inches of snow from this, lake harmony, four and a half, lee hillary clinton on it, inches, allentown, 1 inch, gilbertsville at .3. now temperatures dropping. you definitely need the hat, headband, scarf, you see, i have my full winter compliment on, 30's already in allentown, reading

a pennsauken police suv crashed with another vehicle responding to the first crash. we're told all the drivers will be okay. >>> septa police arrested a person they say stabbed a man on a septa platform. we are told the suspect got into an argument with the man on the market frankford line 15th and market in center city. he pulled a knife on the victim, he was taken to the hospital for non-life threatening wounds. >>> a mural remembering christina grism -- grimy will be unveiled to honor her who was murdered while on tour. organizers hope the wish wall will be a mess of hope and peace. >> there's concerns about vandals take aim at holiday christmas displays in a south jersey town. they have struck in multiple places. dann cuellar has more. ♪ >> reporter: it's the holiday season and a lot of people put their heart and sole -- soul into their christmas decorations. last week ken set up a nine foot tall inflatable christmas dragon. he came out the next night to his it was gone the thief leaving the anchor stakes in the ground. >> it kind of ruins the spirit of the seaso

. >>> dover house in pennsauken last night, 306 year home was build in 1710 and the oldest in camden county. with a fire in the fireplace, actors dressed in period attire and greeted guests. one little visitor looked right at home on santa's lap. we want to see your lights on social media, #6abc lights, facebook 6abc.com/"action news," or e-mail them to join the "action news" team at 6abc.com. >> if you're just waking up, 6:09. if you own a galaxy note seven it's going to be difficult to charge it. this morning we have the details on the updates from samsung that will eventually turn your phone into a paper weight. >>> also, the sound of the season filled the air in chester county. >> reporter: jennette feeling like the season out there this morning, it's blustery and cold, windchills in the teens, it will be blustery and cold later this afternoon. some snow is expected sun night and another bitter arctic outbreak later next week. details in the in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for

. >>> a pennsauken police vehicle responding to a crash was involved to another one on the way to the scene. the first collision happened when the driver of a minivan lost control and hit a pole on route 10. the second one happened when a responding officer and lexus collided a short time later. there were no injuries. >>> a man was stabbed while waiting on a septa platform. it happened at 15th and market after 1:30 a.m. authorities say two men got into an argument when one of them pulled a knife. the victim suffered minor injuries and was taken to a nearby hospital. septa police took the suspect into custody. >>> and a man wanted for murder in delaware county has been tracked down in the state of georgia. officials captured rodney felt ton in suburban atlanta. he killed 63-year-old thomas child's who was working as a delivery truck driver in yeadon. he was shot to death during a robbery in june last year. >>> recount votes in pennsylvania continues. monday a federal judge will issue a ruling whether to approve a presidential election recount in the state. this is video of green party

the store at pennsauken said it's stocked with coats and gear. >> they should be coming now to get the best selection. this is the best selection. the heavy coats, the better boots. not that it's not all good but right now, this is what is for this type of year. >> and the price is right for people on a tight budget, as you can see. it's dropping to the 20s. the cold of the air moves in later today and tonight. track the dangerous cold and snow coming this weekend from your smartphone and tablet. download the nbc10 app. a customizable forecast and school closings right at your fingertips. >>> happening today in harrisburg, a court hearing involving a local school district could have major implications on the power of all school boards across the state. the commonwealth courts of pennsylvania will listen to an appeal filed by the lower merion school district. the district has decided to overturn a reduction. that reduction was ordered after a judge ruled the district was deliberately misleading the public by claiming a budgets deficit each year so as to get a waiver of limits. the counc

fresco user nicole johnson takes us to one of camden county's oldest homes in pennsauken. bureau dover house lit up with classic old-fashioned lou any mary's instead of the holiday lights we all know today. the 306-year-old home was open to the public tonight. even santa claus stopped by to greet visitors. well when you see news happening, make sure you take out your phone and shoot it make sure to use the fresco app and send it to our newsroom. dawn? >> all right, pretty picture there. thanks, chris. >>> turning to your health now, and some of our best friends pets can play a big role in helping people with mental disorders manage their illness. british researchers asked 50 adults with long term medical conditions about the role their pets play in their social networks and 60% placed their pets in their most important circle above family, friends and hobbies. another 20% placed pets second. researchers say their results suggest pets should be considered for long-term management of mental health problems. >>> and sean brace here now with a look at what's ahead in spor spor

the celebration will start later this morning at camden riverboat house in pennsauken. >>> and in delaware county, a cyber safety and social media seminar for kids and adults. it is to promote online safety. the program will be today from 9:00 a.m. until noon. >>> and in new castle county today, d.a.r.t. will unveil a new mobile app at its bus agency headquarters in wilmington. it will allow them to choose a bus stop, learn when their bus will arrive and follow buses along the designated routes. d.a.r.t. will also announce other technology plans that will improve customer service. >>> and today in bucks county, baking goods for a good cause. the students at penn ridge high school are hosting the 20th annual cookies for hospice event, baking more than 1,000 cookies today as they try to reach their goal of 20,000. the cookies will be given to patients in hospice care around the area. the event starts at 2:20 p.m. today. >>> it's 4:49, 39 degrees outside. we've been looking at the schuylkill expressway because there's construction that's still there from overnight. >> jessica boyington has he

couple accidents, more accidents, out there, pennsauken township, new jersey, u.s. 30 westbound approaching white horse pike, all lanes are blocked right now you you will to have use this alternate route 70 and this is a good indication of things to come this morning. it is very slippery outside, rahel, back over to you. >>> all right, meisha, thank you. now for a look at newspaper headlines across our region. >> from the cover of the trentonian a shooting victim dropped at trenton police headquarters last flight was pronounced dead at a near wye hospitals. the officers worked to save would the man's life. she died of a inning will gunshot wound to the checks. >>> pottstown mercury reports on a head on crash between a sedan and a school bus, it happened wednesday afternoon near farming ton avenue in grows road. bus driver tried to avoid the sedan when it crossed over double yellow lines. a man, woman and child in the sedan were injured, three students from pottsgrove high school and bus driver suffered minor injuries. >>> and to norristown the times herald reports on some new faces, four ne

. >> new jersey state police officers challenged some student athletes last night, pennsauken high school's birth and girls basketball teams hosted the trendily scrimmages, and spectators flooded the gymnasium for a night of light hearted fun. >>> well, when drivers blow through a red light it doesn't usually make the news. >> but when self driving car does it is a different story, dash cam video shows an uber self driving suv seemingly ignored a red light and crossed an intersection, reason uber says the cars automated system is in the the to blame. >>> man falls victim to a common wenter time mistake when he leaves his car running to warm up, but what he decided to do next the not so common. the his reaction when he saw his car rolling away, stay with >>> welcome back. self car running a red light in san francisco. this video is wap toured by a cab's dashboard video, yesterday. as the the cabdriver stops for the red light the role ohio uber passes it on the right side. uber later released a statement saying that the person was behind the wheel, in this incident and that person, had been t

then some has transit issues, new jersey river line on the 15 behind delay between pennsauken and pennsauken jan. >>> pat, thanks you. our next update 8:55. ahead on cbs this morning a look back at 20 ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, americans this year could spend more than $700 million on over-the-counter sleep aids. see how overusing them might come to a cost to your health. >>> plus, a relentless 12 months for us here at "cbs this morning." ahead we look back at the big stories we covered this year from a historic, among other things, presidential election to the end of the longest championship drought in american sports. >>> we have a closer look this morning at the potential dangers of over-the-counter sleep aides. required labels on those products urge users to see their doctors if insomnia lasts more than two weeks. an upcoming survey say people may be taking them too often. 18% took the products on a daily basis and 41% used them a year or longer. lisa gill, thanks for joining us. what sleep aids are we talking? >> very common over-the-counter m

. >>> plenty of goodwill at a special holiday party in pennsauken, new jersey, today.odwill of southern new jersey sponsored the annual party for the clients, mostly families dealing with adversity or a disability. the jolly old elf had gifts for everyone and a party to make it brighter for these special guests and their families. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. zero really can be a hero.ds) get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> meteorologist adam joseph is back now with all the news we need to kno

. >>> goodwill, hosted a festive holiday celebration this afternoon tore local residents in pennsauken jersey, the party was complete with dancing and traditional holiday feast at the camden county boathouse at cooper river. it was for clients and santa claus himself. he stopped by and they loved having him. >> what is not to love about santa. >> eagles quarterback carson wentz takes time to answer questions from a young fan and officials in tennessee are out with how much money the recent wild fires cost that area. >> and the suspect involved in the pizza gate interests den is now facing federal charges. and adam joseph is back with the full accuweather forecast. the polar plummet. when "action news" comes right back today. is that officials in tennessee estimate that the wild fires caused 500 million there's. the fires killed 14 people and nearly 2500 structures were destroyed including 2100 homes. they also say that there was no way to control the fire because of the extreme wind gusts. more than 85 miles per hour some of them. two juveniles face arson charges in connection with the

. >>> pennsauken police vehicle responding to one crash was involved in another one on the way to thecene. the first collision happened when the driver of a minivan lost control and hit a pole on route 130. the second happened when a responding officer and lexus collided a short time later. there were no serious injuries. >>> new this morning, a man was stabbed after an altercation while waiting on a septa platform in center city. it happened at 150th and -- 15th and market. two men got into an argument one pulled out a knife. one suffered minor injuries, septa police took the suspect into custody. >>> a mural honoring an up and coming hospital -- pop store killed on tour, grimy was a contestant on the show the voice. she was killed signing autographs in florida. they hope the wish wal will be a wall of hope and peace not violence and hate. >>> students are told not to drink the water because it is colored containing high iron and sediment. bottled water is being provided to students and faculty. >>> monday a federal judge wil issue a ruling on whether to approve an election recount i

between pennsauken and route 73. >> traffic issues this morning, plenty of of this em because of theis this mess going to stick around in we will tell in you 15 seconds. >>> thanks for the updates you've been sending us, jenny, outside of her home in coopers berg, lehigh county pennsylvania. somebody got stuck at the bottom of the hill. they have to wait for the plow truck to come to pick them up. that's the place where it is snowy this morning. but we're seeing a lot of the change-over, already happening, from snow, to rain. here's some heavy rain down to the south of us, and some snow, the dividing line, is where the pink is, and that's where there might be freezing rain, goes through montgomery county parts of bucks county as well. buckingham rain, upper makefield, could be a mix, rich land it, looks like snow. and then, the rain is very heavy, down in salem county and part of cumberland county as well. everybody's getting little bit of something, it just depend on the temperature, where you are, it will be about two, 4 inches of rain to the north of us, maybe inch before the chan

pennsauken route 130 northbound water all over route 47. so that will be an icy mess throughout the morning. mike and alex, back to you. >>> disturbing, discovery inside have a bucks county home, blood and then a woman's body. >> it looks like, some guy has killed his hotter, steve's on the story lower makefield. >> reporter: you can see in the dark lights on in all of the rooms and blood where we're told in most of the rooms signs of a deadly struggle throughout this house all lit up for investigators that were here all night last night for hours and then left the crime scene command truck here parked out front still guarding, you can see by a patrol car and yellow police crime scene tape, flapping in the win as the street is still shut down. investigators plan to be back, reason they left here, it was to take 30 year-old zachary cope, in for arraignment late last night. he lives here with his five two-year old mother rest becca and it looks like he has killed her according to police. zachary has been taken to the bucks county prison. he h

live look outside at cooper river park winter fest in fully affect, they had a delayed opening in pennsauken, opening up at 3:00 definitely on the warm side for doing some ice skating but it is perfect day. you need a light jacket, ice looking good, still frozen outside now that the sun has gone down they have got a little helper things for the kid which is a great idea for little ones. most people out there, with the sweat shirt light jacket, vest. we are not seeing heavy winter gear at least tonight. looks like a great time at winter fest definitely head there if you have not been already. a fun time. here's another live look at palmyra cove nature park showing a beautiful sunset in philadelphia temperature is currently 55 degrees in palmyra. keep in mind lower 40's is where we should this be time of the year. new is there always a but, cold air moving in as we head into tonight. it is moving through great lakes, you can see lake effect snow showers here. thinks our next system, we will call these alberta clippers because they org national here in alberta where it is right now. they will d

this happened on route 130 southbound, in pennsauken, and now there is no word on any injuries, the cause of the accident is under investigation. >>> and, snow flurries this morning? say it ain't snow. you better keep those heavy coats handy because bitter blast continues this weekend. >>> today is saturday december the tenth, good morning everyone i'm jan carabao, so you better layer up, we're heading outdoors today because another cold one is on tap. lets get over to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather. hopped in my car, i saw these little sparkles in the air with my headlights and said that cannot be snow. >> it is december. it is snow. >> i know, go figure. >> it is arriving. this is really typical for middle of winter, january. we're talking about temperatures in the 40's. get used to it. it will stick around for at least the next week or so. couple snow chances as well. again we have had some snow showers earlier this morning. they have diminish. all quiet right now, it is just cold, waking up to partly cloudy skies in center city right now and temperatures holding

it happened early this morning on route 130 southbound, near marlton pike in pennsauken. there is in word on any injuries. >>> now to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist justin drabick, cold one out there, just continue this cold air will be sticking around throughout the weekend dealing more like middle of january and not december, but at least we have nice sunrise happening right now check it out live look from ocean city. there you go clear skies, at the moment, currently temperatures are well below treeing, across the region. forty-seven allentown and in philadelphia, 31 in wildwood. that sun will in the help things out today. near 40 if we're lucky for philadelphia, stuck in the 30's at the shore, poconos maybe flurry today and highs in the upper 20's. tomorrow our next storm system moves in, most of the day stays dry justin creasing cloud, we will see rain developing at night but to the north could be snow and freezing rain, and in,ly before changing over to all rain, highs on monday near 50. then gets cold for end of the next week, jan, back over to

new jersey transit, 30 minute delays on the northeast corridor and pennsauken a water main break northroute 47, we will get salt trucks out there, and then this weekend grab yourself a new you timetable for septa's regional rail line they kick in the the new schedule that begins on monday morning, that begins at live look, looking good coming from south jersey, no problems this morning but wick sun glare hopefully warming us up. back over to you. in about a month, by the way, mr. mayor, welcome to the show. >> mary, good to see you again. >> good to see you, marwhy. >> why are they here. we're talking about prek, initiative officially gets underway. it has been underway as a matter of fact. while almost 1100, 200, 1300, in fact we talk about it in a meeting 16 times, it was 300 somehow. well, 1300 families have started the enrollment process many feature remain vacant. why is that. what can we do to get them filled up before it is all too late. >> here with some answers is the mayor and we have mayor stratman. >> so here's the thing, you ran on prek and all that. we're all very exited

well that is what our friend darrin from pennsauken has been doing. what time did you get here?t 11:00 p.m. last night. >> reporter: 11:00 p.m. tell us what you're doing. i talk to you a little bit. tell everyone what are you doing here. >> my sister posted on facebook family, friends, how are you handling the hatchimal crisis. >> reporter: crisis. >> i'll go. uncle darrin can camp out and get it. i heard they were going to be here today. so then i heard the line started 8:00 p.m. so i'm like oh, crap, i got to get there. >> reporter: it wasn't. you got here, you're the first one in line. >> ought only one here. >> you win the award for uncle of the year. >> yes. uncle of the year. >> reporter: she's six. >> elan in a is six years old, yes. >> reporter: did she ask santa for this. >> the one gift from santa cla claus. it's an egg that hatches, right i don't know. >> reporter: yeah, i mean i was googling it too. i haven't seen it. i know we got one in the studio, right, i think mike bought one. it's one of those furry little animals that hatches from the eggs. i think we got vide