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and in philadelph, city hall declar accoaed -- a code blue, meaning they can take actions for homels people. first, the latest information from accuweather and cecily tynan live at the big boar >> te arctic air mas pretty amazing how quickly temperatures dropped off. dn to 15 in philadelphia, allentown 10, wilmington 16. the tempeture drping, but wind speeds haven't been. winds sustained 20 miles r hour. this is the way it feels on exposed sk. like degrees below zero in philadelphia right now. 6 below in allentown. and the poconos, 19 degrees below ze. and a wind chill advory posted f the poconos oveight tonight for dangerously cold wind chills. satellite 6 along with aion radar showing the's no cud cover to really insulate the earth. what we haveot is a bro aa of arcc high essure that is puing the winds downut of e north. the winds will be with us in the overnight hours. that meansomorrow mning we ve a wind chill factor with the low down to 13 deees. the cde nig since march 7 wh the low was down to 11. futuretracker showing tomorrow morning you step outside and acss the board we hav

call it car carnage on t street of philadelph. dn cuellar live at the poce district, quite story. >> quite a story. a woman looks out her doornd couldn believe what she saw. herrand new car parked outside ofer homeooked like target in a demolition derby. struck n once, but again and again and again and again. and it was all ctured by you are about toee in this s >> i didn't know what to think. >> yeah. >>verything that came out of my mind was oh, my god. >> mar was in her home cooking dinneand it was just after 5:00 last friday right befo the bzzard when e heard gunsho and r to the door, worrieder husband m have en hit by astray bullet on the w to the corner stor the shock of her life. >> asoon ase opened t door boom it hit us. i didn't know what was goi on. my daughtedid not knownd i went in the use. >> someone firedhots at two people in the van of the driver los conol and crashes into her 2016 kia she bought a mon ago. >> i am looking towards 7th street and note the van going in reverse. i didn't think wou come towards us and it

the visibleilityies remain low. 19 inches d counting in new york city. 18 inches andounting in philadelph. 21 and counting he in d.c. number two on want list and just outse of d.c.o the st, nearing 40 inches o snow. a tremendous amount of coastal flooding earlier today. another high tide psych toll go through and the winds are going to don't crank near the coast over 50 american through the overnight period and then things begin to end from twoes eas as far as thenow is concerned. be all done by midnight but the winds will don't crank throughout the day.y. tomorrow it's going to make cleaeap a real nightmare, tom. as far as travel goefs, going by train theres a limited amtrak schedule, the only way to get arnd. >> it looks like people will be buried. thank you. >>> the blizzard pulling chris christie off the campaign train. canceling events in new hampshire and driving back last he has been home monitoring events and meeting with adsers. donald trumpmp whipping all new controversy with a violent joke about sheeting people on fifth avenue. another neworker talking about joining the race. a

social media traffic tonight on our sites talking about northeast philly, west philadelphia, south philadelpha, even fairmount still haven't seen a plow on some of those streets. hopefully they'll get there by tomorrow morning. lucy? >> man, i know that feeling, dave. i'm digging out myself. septa working toward getting back to full service but it's going to take a little time. skyfox caught crews stealing tracks in norristown. septa officials say be prepared for slow start if you're hospitalling on board in the morning it's doing what it can to make sure the next few days run as smoothly as possible after suspend maggiore are the of its service over the weekend officials say some trains still have to get a once over after standing still for the past few days. so operators well they're heading in early. if you're taking the bus, officials say just like the tracks, streets have to be cleared only 35% of bus lines are running right now. >>> road conditions and parked cars and other vehicles that are in the way are the problems that are out there for our fleet. we are working cooperatively and a

who was ambushed more than two weeks >> kate watching the major winter storm as it churns into philadelph >>> snl storm moves up the coast. washington, dc is expected to take the probity >> craig boswell joins us with the latest. how are have things changed? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, good to talk to you again, things have changed a little bit since we talked. these conditions are deteriorating. these flates are getting largerful winds are picking up a little bit. dc mayor has said there are far too many people still out on the road in the nation's capitol. in fact you're about to see, they want people off the roads, wanted them off hour ago in a storm they're describing not just as hinge but life-threatening. >> a monster storm created treacherous driving conditions during the commute from georgia to virginia. people used snowblowers and small plows to clear the sidewalks in new york >> we have a forecast that i don't think we've had in 90 years. >> this satellite image from nasa shows how enormous blizzard is from space. it's expected to sit over washington, dc for the next 36 hours

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. >>> if you are from philadelph philadelphia, you know the name. >> dietz and watson and today a bigday for their longest serving employee the company is known for lunch meats, franks and sausages and momma dietz turned 91 years old. she started coming to work with her dad back in 1939. he was the founder of the company and for 76 years dietz and watson has run a family business. what keeps momma working at 91? >> because i have an interest and i have desire to help and hope that we do well, and what i can do to help, lie do. >> employees celebrated momma dietz birthday with a cake an lot of specialty sausages. >>> he was walking home way couple of friends when his life was almost cut short. >> we heard pow, pow and first thought it was firecracker. >> it wasn't a firecracker. it was gunshots. his baseball hat saved him. what even doctors are calling a miracle howard? >> the eagles they hired new coaches and today they started on signing the core players they need to keep. one of the starters on offense will be here for while and zach ertz talk about how chip kelly was important for

. >> develop to go note, police are on alert after a new threat against officers in philadelph philadelphiathat same threat also directed at police in new york city. this of course comes almost two weeks after philadelphia officer jesse hartnett was ambushed in his patrol car. fox 29's dave schratwieser just got new information about this threat and joins us live at police headquarters tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, the nypd is now confirming that they have a person of interest in for questioning in connection with this dual threat that came in the form of an anonymous phone call first to philadelphia police yesterday and then new york city police in that phone call the term isis was used and a threat to shoot a philadelphia police officer and a new york police officer was also mentioned. now police in new york and here in philadelphia are on alert. they were alerted this afternoon while they were at role call. they were also radio warnings put out to police to be on the alert. this has been happening since officer jesse hartnett was shot two weeks ago ambushed at 60t 6h and pine in his

. >>> it's new era in philadelph philadelphia.im kenney took the helm at city hall this morning. kenney you'll remember served on city council for more than 20 years. he was elected mayor in november during his inauguration speech kenney listed top priorities including cutting poverty and starting universal pre k. kenney succeeds michael nutter who served as philadelphia's mayor for eight years. >>> firefighter from berks county facing arson charges. authorities say surveillance video and witness reports helped them nab 19-year-old cory widener. a probationary member of the fleetwood fire department. police say he set a shed on fire saturday. a garage on fire in fleetwood on friday. and started another blaze in neat wood in august. >>> of course by now a lot of you out there are wary of the possible dangers of hover boards. >> in california police say a hoverboard exploded and that was only the beginning. fox's doug joneses has the sto story. >> reporter: hilly neighborhood surrounding this high school, fire department responded t

. >>> cleanup efforts expected to last through the week in the schuylkill river in philadelph philadelphiaafter more than 4,000 gallons of heating oil spilled into the water. crews have been successful getting some of the oil up with the use of vacuum trucks. according to the state department of environmental protection, however, cleanup efforts on land expected to last longer than the water cleanup. environmental protect department is now trig to determine the extent of the spill. >>> lower merion police say they have made a 10 a tiff identification of the man accused of of defecating inside a public library. you saw this story here on fox 29 yesterday. police say the man pictured here entered stairwell of the library in bryn mawr and relieved himself in a stairwell. police have not released the name of the man as of yet. >>> hover boards of course were hot gifts over the holidays but some may be wishing santa had never left the gadget under their tree. fox 29's joyce evans is here with a look how dangerous they can be. joyce. >> like anything that's cool and brand new, people have got to

a judge monday morning and had more trouble likely coming later this month here in the city of philadelphhiladelphia. but his past offenses are easily trump beside what he now faces. this is 30-year-old edward archer's mug shot taken after police arrested him for the alleged shooting of philadelphia officer jesse hartnett late thursday night. it's not archer's first brush with the law, but it certainly is his most serious. >> just came out of nowhere and started firing. i mean he just came out of nowhere, started really and literally traversing towards that patrol car. i don't even know when hartnett first noticed him. >> reporter: court records show archer was to face judge monday in media at 9:30 a.m. for sentencing in a multi count delaware county case for charges including forger wreak fraud and driving while suspended. archer's mother told the philadelphia inquirer her son had been acting kind of strange lately hearing voices and talking to himself. she says his family had been urging him to get medical help. archer linked to addresses in yeadon, delco and philadelphia came to the at

so we've got these current wind gusts of 44 miles an hour in wilmington. 38 miles an hour in philadelph philadelphia. 44 miles an hour in atlantic city and projection of even higher wind gusts. this is what it look like in our neighborhood right now. got to stay on top of this because with these high snowfall totals we're expecting, going out a little bit every couple of hours is probably a good idea to get the snow moved, but, of course, it's visibility that's the problem this morning. guys, and the rest of the day as well with the blowing and drifting snow. >> press conference philadelphia emergency operations center. let's go. they're about to go over there. i thought he was at the microphone all right. maybe not. >> i think he's about to step up to the microphone a few moments away. >> good morning everyone. >> here we go. >> thank everyone for coming out mike, managing director for the city of philadelphia and this press briefing is part of our continuing effort to keep our citizens in of informed during this winter storm. >>> nearly 15-inches of snow fell overnight. that is more t

. >> it's cheap and coming in from places like boston and fi philadelph philadelphia. >> you were a toughou had an evolution like a lot of the country has? >> no. i'm definitely not. >> what about sentencing? >> tolerance? >> i am tough on crime and we have to stop crime. you look at what's going on in the inner cities right now, it's unbelievable. it's all in one little section. >> like to three strikes you're out stuff. >> marijuana you're looking at very strongly because people are being hurt badly by emergency and some states it's totally legal. >> michael steel. >> they changed last night between rand paul and marco rubio was probably one of the most important for the national republican party. what is your view of that? that tension that exist right now between the traditional view of cutting the spending and getting control of our debt and deficits and wanting to expand as a lot of the neocon hawks want to do, military engagements as well as defense spending? >> my view is you have two sections of the party. the people in my party, the conservative republican group of people you kn

an thatting on a police officer in philadelph. >> the police comommissione is calling it onene of the scariest things he's seen. a police officer ambushed at a busy intersection. police say the man walked right up to officer jesse hartnick's patrol car hitting him three times. he managed to shoot back and that suspect is now in custody. >>> president ama is defending his executive actions on gun control during a town hall meeting in virginia. he denied any suggestion of a conspiracy against gun owners' righgh and said he's willingngo meet w wh the nra. >> i've said this repeatedly, i'm happy to meetith them and talk to them but the conversation hass to be based on facts and truth and what we're proposing, not some, you know, imaginary fiction in which obama guns. >> the president said he will not support any congressional reform. >>> one of america's most poweweul air to ground weapons has ended up in cuba by mimistake. "the wall street journal" reports an inactive hellfire missile was shipped to europe for training purposes then disappeared until showing up in cuba raising concerns t

phil, let's take a look at the surveillance video from philadelph philadelphia. we'll show it to our viewers once again. it's very dramatic. you see that individual white robe goes basically into the window of that car, fires 13 times. the police officer is shot three times, manages to get out, fires a shot. the suspect is detained. what's your take on what happened here? >> my take is that we're rushing to judgment here, wolf. we have enough of a baseline in the united states of isis inspired counterterrorism attacks to make some quick judgments. if you look at paris and san bernardino, you have rational people cold-blooded who thought for years about how to commit an act of violence. we're seeing annin creasing number of cases including a case in new york about a month ago where people who are mentally imbalanced use isis as justification. i've seen people already in the hours after this attack characterize it as an attack by a terrorist committing a political attack. we don't know that yet. we know that he committed an act of violence. we don't know why. and b

right now, temperatures are still holding in the 20s in philadelph philadelphia. 29 at northeast philadelphia> an anonymous tip about a possible threat to philadelphia police officers has put the department on alert in the wake of thursday's ambush shooting against one of their own. commissioner richard ross tells nbc 10 officer also continue to patrol in pairs. >> it started with the shooting. but as a result of the tip, we're going to extend it for as long as we think it's necessary. again, my job and the job of the management of this department is to protect the men and women who are sworn to protect and serve the people out here. >> police are investigating a tip that the gunman who tried to kill officer jesse hartnett is part of a larger group. officer hartnett is still in the hospital is and will have to undergo more surgery. >>> a driver in south philadelphia had a heart attack and ended up on the median. he did not survive. i'm tracy davidson. we'll have another update in 25 minutes. >>> from nbc news this is a special edition of "today's take" at the golden globes with al roker with