we are in plymouth mass. the wave action here in the bay has been huge. some of it splashed over to the parking lot. the wind a little different with this blizzard. it's a little offshore so we're not seeing it run up to the area. back in january with the blizzard the water actually came right up through here and ran right into this area. the deal with this storm, it's the snow the intensity and the wind. we've got winds already gusted at 50 miles per hour. we've had all sorts of records just continue to be shattered in the boston area. i guess a little bit of a saving grace is sunday as opposed to monday morning, for a rush hour. another day where mbta is shut down hundreds of airline cancellations. even when it stops snowing, you can see the intensity of the snow creates the visibility below zero. this time tomorrow morning, the wind chills will be 20 to 25 below. even when it's not snowing, relentless cold follows each storm. another one for mid-week next week. will it ever end? we're going to have to wait and see here in boston. we are now number thre

"action news" reporter david henery is live in plymouth meeting with that part of the story. david. >> yes, right, it started snowing here a half hour ago. it's coming down good right now. you can see this busy intersection behind me normally ease easy of of germantown pike and pennsylvania turnpike. snow is coming down good and not sticking just wet now. in fact, penndot has been gearing up for this for days. >> they were loading more salt on to penndot trucks this afternoon. they don't expect to be doing much plowing in the philadelphia area. and there's already a lot of accumulated salt on the highways thanks to penn dot response to snow equals that hit the area friday evening. >> penndot pretreated local access highways on thursday. in addition, crews were able to spread salt on thursday and friday and snow calls moved through the region. highways have been well treated in advance of the storm. >> despite heavy salting penndot says drivers should be aware of a variety of icing conditions. mostly worried about the morning commute tomorrow. they're saying it will be icy. i

sky fox over north plymouth street in allentown. an officer stabbed right there. he was chasing a man investigators say had just stabbed his girlfriend. other officers opened fire. fox 29' bruce gordon has been on this story all day. live at state police headquarters right now in bethlehem. bruce? >> reporter: lucy this all began with a violent predawn attack on a former girlfriend and ended with the alleged attacker 42-year-old jerome nichols dead at the hands of police. investigators say 4284 old jerome nichols broke into the home of his former girlfriend around 3am. and stabbed her with a large kitchen knife. wounded and bleeding, the woman pushed an upstairs window screen out into the snow bank and begged for help. >> what specifically did you hear this morning? >> just screaming. i heard screaming like -- your mom heard even more than that. >> my mom heard her full blown saying help meek help me! and i need help. somebody help. somebody, somebody is all she heard. >> 911 call put state police on nichols trail. trapped in an industrial park, investigators say

this is the blue route northbound near ridge pike in the plymouth meeting area.e have the jackknifed tractor-trailer out there so one lane of traffic was getting by a few minutes ago. we have intermittent closures of all lanes but intermittent for a couple minutes. that's what we are seeing. we just had 309 southbound closed at bethlehem pike due to an accident but one lane is open there now. as we take a look at the lehigh valley near route 22 and eastbound we have an accident here in this camera. you can see how far back the delay goes, so a big-time delay out there on 22 eastbound near cedar crest boulevard. if you're taking septa this morning, trains and trolleys operate on a regular schedule. we will keep you updated if we do see a report. we know the septa bus route 35 is suspended and a lot of the bus routes have detours in place right now. and the full list of detours is on our website, nbc10.com. >>> and jillian, thank you. we just want to update you that we just got word that the philadelphia public schools will be closed today. they have been on a two-

"eyewitness news" reporter diane in rocco is live in plymouth meeting to tell us more about this new crack down. diana? >> reporter: jessica just recently the turnpike has posted speed signs at each of their toll booths so drivers can see exactly how fast they are going and they say now they want drives to know the turnpike is taking notice, too. z pass has saved countless on the go drivers time at the tolls tolls. >> you need a receipt? >> no. okay. have a good one. >> reporter: but speeding through toll lanes has become all too common an current. >> how fast do you think you go through the toll booth. >> i think usually it says sometimes it will tell you like 20 miles an hour. >> reporter: toll collector eli weeks says it's something he deals with every day. >> as collectors it's part of the job you have to cross the lanes and it's just -- it's razz see how quick they come through. almost like we're not even there report roar the pennsylvania turnpike commission has now installed digital speed signs to show drivers exactly how fast they're going. >> the circumstance safety is para

the weather channel's jim cantore ry is in plymouth. jim, good morning. >> reporter: lester this relentless winter continues here across southeastern new england. we are in plymouth mass. you can see behind my the wave action here in the bay has just been huge. some of it splashed over into the parking lot. the wind a little different with this blizzard though. it is a little offshore so we aren't seeing it run up to this area. back in january with the blizzard the water actually came up through here and ran right into this area. the deal with this storm -- the storm, the intensity and the winds. winds are already gusting to 65. miles an hour. all sorts of records just continue to be shattered in the boston area. a little bit of a saving grace is it is sunday as opposed to monday morning for a rush hour. but another day where mass transit shut down over 400 cancellations at logan airport. nobody's going anywhere on the roads in these conditions. even when it stops snowing, you can see the irnntensity of the snow creates visibility below

plymouth meeting the blue route past the mid county toll plaza traffic is light. you want to watch out for a slick spot or two always you head north of the city, especially on untreated surfaces. we're seeing highways looking good. blue route, schuylkill expressway i-95 all traveling mostly in the 50s at this point. in northeast philadelphia taking a live look at i-95 at cottman overnight construction is clear the road is damp with light volume be careful as you head out, tam. >> developing right now a millersville university student was found dead in her dorm room and officials say her boyfriend is facing charges. our and is live in the satellite center with the latest details. >> reporter: good morning, tam authorities in lancaster county are treating the death of 18-year-old millersville university freshman as suspicious. her boyfriend is charged with aggravated assault after police say they had a physical altercation hours before her body was discovered. around sunday officials responded to a call to carly hall as unresponsive. her boyfriend 19-year-old of ken

jim is with us from plymouth this morning.ry much covered up. >> i'm in here guys. >> we see you. >> i see you buddy. >> i'm in here somewhere. >> congratulations. first of all, what the heck is thundersnow? >> it's essentially what we get in the summertime with a thundershower but happens in the forces that go into creating the separation charge will happen in the winter months as well. when it happens it absolutely jacks me up. it's like two seasons coming together. it's one of those things you rarely get a chance to experience and obviously i was a little bit excited. >> i know jim. the video is hilarious and being played over and over again. i was wondering why is it so fun? i'm going to say to you what oprah says to me all the time. we have two very different interpretations of fun. what is so exciting to you? your enthusiasm is infectious. >> i'm speaking on behalf of all of my comrades. there's something when mother nature performs at the top level and you feel like you won the stanley cup. you're right there among all

. >> mrauth i plymouth use conditional use authorization. >> good afternoon michael smith planning staff the project proposed e proposes to for about a second-story dwelling dwell in the ocean view neighborhood and to construct in its place a third-story mixed use building the proposed building go have 3 dwelling units and off-street parking and tenants and use yet to be determined the property contains the remnants of a second-story dwelling constructed in 2005 the building is vacant and the city records are indicating the building is authorized to be a second-story typically between 9 square feet of habitable area the city has noting not received public comment and to approve the project are conditions we believe it will add 4 family sized dwelling units to the horsing stock and creates a small commercial space ideal for simon's and make use of an underutilized blighted property and lastly no tenants will be displaced by this project that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions questions. >> project sponsor please. >> you have a 10 minute presentation. >> mr. s

in plymouth, rare thunder snow. >> oh, yes! yes! we got it -- >> reporter: the weather channel's jim cantore in the middle of it all. >> oh, again! >> reporter: 150 miles offshore a life or death rescue for the coast guard. a father and son plucked to safety. this afternoon we were aboard the pendant, a coast guard ice breaker plowing through the boston harbor. >> this is unprecedented back here. this ice is so thick it's actually stopping the ship. >> reporter: thick ice and heavy snow causing roofs to buckle. this one gave way at an apartment complex in new hampshire. in philly, firefighters battled fire and ice dousing flames as they dodged icicles. on the roads black ice was deadly. at least six killed over the weekend. today, more spinouts and wipeouts. now with the cold settling in, even more snow is on the way. >> enough. no more. surrender the snow. >> reporter: tomorrow, another blast. another frigid day. more snow means more ice on these waterways. believe it or not the guys that work this vessel say after they clear a shi

in fact, getting word from the national weather service as well that we have in plymouth down acrosse cape here because of the strong winds coming in, we are talking about two feet of water that has now made it into the area of plymouth and that is what we were concerned about because of that north wind that comes in and the water gets pushed out. look at the lightning bolts coming down here. incredible stuff. you see the purple hues that is indicative of the heavy snowfall going in boston right now. an amazing scene. we have several more hours of several more inches so this is not going to be done. when the blizzard, as far as the snow coming out of the sky is done, we are still looking at blizzard warnings that extend all the way out to worcester, mass. unbelievable scene there because with you see the snow on the ground there as you saw with some of our reporters there that will get picked up. you don't need snow coming out of the cloud to get a blizzard and exactly what we have. dangerous stuff there. you saw the woman in the live shot? you got to walk the dog, i understand but t

he saw the thunder snow in plymouth, mass yesterday. we have a brand new storm to talk about.e southeast turn. eight to ten inches expected through parts of the south. missouri kentucky and southern indiana, you're looking at a messy snowy day. the ice is going to go from oklahoma city all the way through memphis. so ice accumulation is going to make for tricky travel today. here's a look at the winter weather warnings and advisories. they're posted for the south and go all the way to the mid atlantic. that system will push into the d.c. baltimore and philly area tonight and then eventually back up into new engd land. we're looking at less snow amounts. the windchills outrageous. we're looking at very cold temperatures with feels like minus 3 in chicago, minus 25 in boston. these are shom of the coldest temperatures we've seen in years. >> you don't have to convince anyone of that. >>> some stories making news everyday americans and big businesses, they are one step closer to flying commercial drones. under the faa's long awaited proposal the drones may only fly during dayligh

the adams lived on their plymouth avenue home. i'm sorry i never had the opportunity to meet her in person. but within a week of the couple moving senior residence in san mateo. ms. adams died. today i would like to remember ms. adams. the second person who passed away in december and because of breaks and everything else i couldn't get this together, that is laura eli. she was born in china january 7, 1933, and second child and only daughter in her family. her father emigrated in 1921 where he worked as a cook and later opened a restaurant. in 1949 she and her brother joined her father in san francisco. her mother and young brother followed suit in 1952. i didn't realize the connection but alex was a classmate of mine in school. he she had very little schooling. thanks to a large part to pair tutoring from chinatown youth club where she met the man she eventually married and the late historian and former long life friend. outgoing and up beat laurel enjoyed drama and good food especially when shared with friends all of whom share

cantore was in plymouth massachusetts, covering the winter storm there. it's rare. you get excited. >> and people really into the weather -- you know that jim cantore is doing the job he was meant to do. that could be a geico commercial. i feel like that's what's next. >>> we look live outside our window at 4:41. the washington monument there and the middle ground. and things are calm for us this morning. >> tom has your weather and traffic on the 1s. it is so cold out there. >> and cantore had about eight cups of coffee at that point, too. look at our windchills. they're down to 10 below zero. the temperatures only single digits. by 8:00, it will be around 10 degrees. sunshine and breezy. lighter winds by noon should be in the upper teens. and light snow moves in around 5:00 p.m. then the snow gets heavier by 8:00 p.m. and the heaviest snows between 9:00 to 10:00 p.m. until 3:00 a.m. on tuesday. the snow ending by dawn on tuesday. temperatures down to near 20 degrees. a look at the timing hour-by-hour. that's coming up next. weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:51. >

skyfox over north plymouth street in allentown.e're told an officer was stabbed during a police chase. the suspect who investigators say attacked his girlfriend with 95 was killed. news conference wrapped up just a short time ago. fox 29's bruce gordon was there. he's now live at state police headquarters in bethlehem tonight. bruce? >> reporter: iain the dead man has been identified as 4284 old jerome nichols. the genesis of this violent altercation with police nichols attack on former girlfriend with whom he had recently broken up. by midday police were reopening plymouth road tire tracks in the snow the only hint of the violence that claimed the life of 42-year-old jerome nichols. across town, we met the man who knew nick colts for most of his live n fact had taken him in for a time. joe murphy just shook his head. >> bad choices. numerable. relationship problems. >> reporter: police say it was 3am when nichols broke into the home of a former girlfriend on the 2100 block of main street in west and stabbed her. neighbors heard th

he was in plymouth massachusetts, covering the windstorm which produced some relatively rare thundersnow. i've got to ask, have you ever gotten that excited over one snowstorm. >> when you get thundersnow, you get such impressive rates, lie 3 to 4 inches an hour. as a meteorologist who loves snow i can see why he's so excited about it. >> what's coming our way tonight? >> just tonight cold record cold? spots will be an issue, but then chris, it's tomorrow night on into tuesday morning, where a storm system is going to be moving through the area bringing us some snow. this snow monday night into tuesday morning, looking to have at least a moderate, even potentially high impact on the area. more on that in a minute. here are the headlines, dealing with dangerously cold temperatures until about 10:00 a.m. if you have plans tomorrow avoid being outdoors during the morning hours. it's cold but it's not at that dangerous threshold. again, tracking snow monday evening into tuesday morning. this was not in the forecast last night, but the models now coming into more agreement on the timing. then

in plymouth meeting we see the blue route approaching the mid county tolls watch for it. slow down with the roads being slick. it doesn't take much to get the roads slick and cause accidents. >> let's begin with breaking news police believe a driver fell asleep and slammed into a philadelphia fire station. eva pilgrim is live at the scene with the crash in the city's wissinoming section. eva. >> reporter: matt, you can see the damage to the medic truck. this door was down to the garage the car went slamming through the door and knocked the medic truck from that white line all the way over to where it is now, it's several feet at least. the scary part of all this, if you come in here with me, you'll see right here on the other side of this glass there was a firefighter, this is the command center for the firehouse. thankfully he was not hurt. none of the firefighters were hurt. we have heard that the driver of the car was taken to the hospital with minor official injuries. a of the situation we talked to the fireman a short time ago, he said this is a generally a very bill

channel's jim cantori and he was obviously very excited by yesterday's thunder snow when it hit in plymouth, massachusetts. >> it's a rare thing. >> i don't recall our guys ever going that crazy. >> i know jim a little bit so it's not out of character. >> i'm glad you're a little more tempered in your response. >> a little bit. not a lot. >> you are excited because we have snow to talk about. >> topper and i are snow lovers. we're not going to deny that. if you're not a snow lover, i'm sorry but we are going to get appreciable snows around here. we're talking half a foot, maybe more in spots. the storm is just a few hours away and topper is in now with the very latest on where the storm is. we were seeing some out of the shenandoah vietnam. it's starting. >> starting out towards stanton, charlottesville. here's the latest in terms of snowfall accumulations. the bull's eye counterintruive, it's south and east of town. so you folks in culpeper and la plata and fredricksburg and even the northern neck, now you're the bull's eye. the farther north you go, less snow you get. still you'll get pre

in plymouth, rare blasts of thunder snow. the weather channel's jim cantore there for the wild ride. >> we are in the full force of this blizzard, no question about it. winds are gusting over 50 miles per hour, we've had -- now we can't even see the water. >> reporter: similar conditions turn the roads deadly. this weekend, well over 100 accidents from buffalo to toledo. at least six killed, including a pregnant mother on the ohio turnpike. tonight, the snow has slowed, but the arctic cold is just blasting in. in some regions it will feel like negative 25. >> insane, more snow than i've ever seen. we're both transplants from iowa, and i've never seen snow like this. >> reporter: while they're bundling up for what could be record snow overnight. cities like boston are scrambling to heat up the cleanup. this sidewalk is extremely clean. snow mounds like this are common, this one 10, 15 feet high. come tomorrow morning this will be a solid block of ice. >> it's really remarkable, miguel, thanks very much. >>> what we can expect

investigators tell us some accused workers from plymouth meeting, and philadelphia. >>> making his case. chris christie host aid town hall to answer questions about his budget. cydney long joining us from moorstown. what was the hot topic? >> the town hall was the biggest that he held since last august. the majority of taxpayer asking will they be able to afford to retire in new jersey? >> we have our hands in your pockets at every stage of life. >> reporter: governor christie admitting new jersey is one of the worst offensers for taxing and overtaxing on state, corporate, inheritance and to balance the budget this year, he won't raise them. he also said every penny of revenue that comes to new jersey is already spent. >> every nickel of it. not a new penny to invest in school colleges or universities. not to invest in roads, bridges or tunnels. >> hardly promising for many who invested a lifetime living and working in new jersey. ail enswitcher is nervous what the future holds. >> we're not happy about it. bottom line he needs to put the money back in the pension he took out. >> report

close to 400 trucks will be on the roads and crews off for the holiday got only half the day off in plymouth township. crews are loading trucks with salt. >> we're thinking about having them come back around 10:00 or 10:30 this evening. we'll have double shifts. >> reporter: crews say this winter not much plowing has been going on just a ton of salting. literally, tons of salt has been used this winter. >> we are a little low right now. we have 400 ton ordered. >> reporter: and those crews back out there. now, in the briefing we got just a little while ago, we he learned it will be close to 500 truck on the road in philadelphia chester, bucks, montgomery counties. penndot telling us because it will be so cold tomorrow they'll be mixing in gravel and other debris in order to help people move on the roads. they also say when you wake up tomorrow and you look out, you may see snow on the streets. you'll think the streets haven't been treated. they say, in fact, they sl-l have been treated but it will be so cold the salt won't make the snow turn into water. they want you to take as much time as

now authorities say his gun discharge during a training exercise in plymouth township last september. five troopers were in the room at the time but only one was hit. twenty-six year-old david kedra. >> it is a brotherhood in the state troopers. when you shoot your brother you man up you apologize, you explain what happened. trooper schroder has shown no remorse for what he did to my brother. >> reporter: an attorney for corporal schroder said corporal schroder is racked with remorse over the loss of a fellow trooper and regrets that his actions unintentionally caused trooper kedra's death. >>> investigators are trying to build a tame line for this fatal accident on route 309 near rich hill road in richland township last night. accident involved at least two vehicles. >>> the etan patz murder trial continues and tuesday jury members were shown a videotaped confession from pedro hernandez. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is in our news center with more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, if you don't recognize the name chances are you will recognize his face the t

he was in plymouth massachusetts, covering the winter storm up there which produced some relatively rare thunder snow from his reaction. >> excited to say the least -- >> little more than that. i know kids will be excited fwuz looks like -- some federal workers, they may be off on tuesday now. >> yeah. so a three-day weekend potentially turning into a four-day weekend. snow is looking extremely likely tomorrow into tuesday morning. i'll have the amounts coming up in a moment. first, here are your weather headlines. before we get to the snow moving in we're going to be dealing with dangerously cold weather overnight into tomorrow morning. mainly north of washington. by the afternoon hours, it's still cold but the winds won't be an issue at that point. we won't be under any windchill warning or advisories. snow moves in tomorrow evening, it moves out tuesday morning. by 10:00 a.m. even earlier. then for the rest of the week for the most part, it's just cold. high temperature only hover around 20 and 30 degrees. your impact forecast for tomorrow due to the frigid temperatures in the morning

the it happened at north plymouth and east columbia streets. eye witt the necessary news reporter steve paterson is live in bethlehem with the very latest tonight steve. >> reporter: this is a man who stabbed a police officer hours after he stabbed his ex-girlfriend but first police say he broke into her home. we spoke to the woman who called police while this was all happening and they may have saved a life. >> i'm hoping that i saved her life. >> reporter: police say neighbor jennifer brown may have done just that. at first she thought that she was hearing her on again off again neighbors fighting again but this time was far worse a lot of yelling, help me, help me. then i heard banging. >> i went over to the wall and i banged back and said i'm calling the the police. >> reporter: police say it was 42 year-old jerome nichols with his ex-girlfriend's home and stab her in the investigation, shortly after 3:00 monday morning. with police in pursuit nichols fled in his suv eventually crashing in the industrial drive embankment in allentown. >> th

trooper david kedra was shot and killed at montgomery county public safety training campus in plymouth township back on september 30th. prosecutors alleged that corporal richard a schroder pulled the trigger while discussing the trigger mechanism. that weapon discharge killing trooper kedra. prosecutors say schroder recklessly endangered those present by not following safety precautions. >>> new at 6:00 a cold case that captivates the region ten years later. the mother of richard petrone junior is speaking out about the the disappearance of her son and his friend danielle imbo. as "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter tells us the family hopes a new fbi task force will find them. >> coming up on ten years. it is like it was yesterday first of all, and it doesn't get any easier that is for sure. >> reporter: holding tight to her husband's hand marge petrone, and richard, remember their son richard junior, who disappeared along with his friend danielle imbo ten years ago next week. >> what as taken from frustrates and from me, you know, my son i could never really put in words what that

skyforce 10 was over plymouth street and allentown yesterday. we brought this to you as breaking news. the man wanted for stabbing his ex-girlfriend crashed his car during a police chase and then the suspect went after the officers. they used a taser on him but it didn't stop him. the suspect, jerome nichols, then stabbed an officer several times. the officer shot and killed nichols. the officer who was stabbed and his ex-girlfriend are expected to recover. >>> and yesterday at scheel's yesterday in morery toups, edgar vi viguera was shot. police have not said exactly what led to the shooting. >>> today the montgomery county will have tests revealed near the former willow grove station. the environmental protection agency has been testing the private wells. tonight the public is invited to stop by the horsham community center between 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. for a question and answer session hosted by the u.s. navy. >>> if you live in delaware county you may have noticed your drinking water tasted a bit more salty than usual. well officials at aqua wat

schroeder conducted a firearm training session in plymouth township back in september.fficials say his gun went off during a demonstration. killing trooper david kedra. schroeder is accused of not following safety protocols. he's now being held in jail on $50,000 bail. >>> a her rowing landing for a u.s. airways flight from philadelphia. its nose here got stuck and that is the way it had to land in houston. the plane left philly last night but as it approached houston the nose gear would not deploy. it had to do a couple turns around the airport so the tower could get get a good look at the gear. hit to land without the wheels under nose. sparks flying and all. of one on board had to use the emergency chutes to get off and one person ended up at the hospital with minor injuries. >> school district in delaware county helping students start the day off healthy and now they're encouraging other schools to do the same. here's how. by offering kids breakfast william penn school district says it started offering breakfast last year. just some of the kids took part in this pro

reporting live from plymouth meeting annie mccormack for channel six "action news". >>> stay on top of the latest forecast with the six abc storm tracker app from light radar showing you the storm's path to the latest hourly and seven day forecast, it is all right there at your fingertips. >>> the "action news" morning team will get an early stam tomorrow morning for latest forecast, travel conditions and school delays join matt, tam, david and karen at 4:00 a.m. >>> breaking news, right now action news has learned that philadelphia police have charge a northeast philadelphia man with murdering a social worker as she waited for the the bus. a source tells "action news" that the suspect was her co-worker and he has confessed. "action news" reporter kenneth moton has more on the motive and the man in custody he joins us live from police headquarters tonight kenneth. >> reporter: czar, police sources say, randolph sanders was pick up yesterday and charged this afternoon in the killing of the 56 year-old kim jones. motive, they say he was trying to keep her quiet to cover up an alleged cri

we're seeing traffic move okay here plymouth meeting the blue route at the mid-county tolls.k spots here or there no major problems the quakertown lansdale or blue bell. in moorestown burlington county lenola road and camden avenue from 9:00 until 9:00 until 3:00 water main repairs block the southbound lanes. stick to church street as your alternate. septa norristown high speedline suspended until further notice. >> overnight sleet and freezing rain fell just about everywhere. now we're down to scattered precipitation in extreme south jersey and cape may county, areas south of dover and another little patch that's changing over to some snowflakes right around the new castle county airport. be careful in these areas because this is produce something active icing beneath it. even areas to the north, though we've had that happen earlier in the overnight hours and you may find that you step outside your driveways and you're going right like that on the ice, same thing on sidewalks and maybe some side streets as well. we're still below freezing by 9 o'clock but by noon up to 37 an

this is on plymouth street in east allentown.t updates any time on the news and weather with the nbc 10 app. >> now back to the "today" show. have a great monday. anyway the fine people at brooks brothers on rodeo drive i went there saturday afternoon at 5:00 and they had a tux for me at 11:00 sunday morning. >> you would be one of the best dressed on the carpet and it benefitted them to have al rock rocker in their suit. >> in a parallel universe it would be true but everything from the shirt and the shoes and the tie and everything. a big thanks to the folks. franky included. >> you looked handsome. >> if you didn't stay up late, "birdman" won best picture. julianne moore for best actress in "still alice"." eddie redmayne and patricia arquette. that's for boyhood. she deserved the award and won and gave a speech about equal pay for women. this created one of the mosts where they cut to the front row and there was merrill streep. we have video of it. >> the big point. >> j-lo too. >> you go. she was like say it! preach it. >> th

. >>> in plymouth meeting almost done cleaning up the crash but on the a.c. expressway watch out for a crash taking out two lanes. back over to you. >> all right matt thank you. >>> still ahead on "action news," a delaware city is marking its resurgence by breaking ground on a new project. >> and folks in new jersey are hoping the second time is the charm to strike it with through the lottery. >> rick get ready temperatures are tumbling with big time windchills moving in from the west. >> and tgit is in full effect tonight with new episodes and a new set of trouble for analise keating on "how to get away with murder" not to mention olivia pope on the auction block. i'll have a sneak peek. >>> leaders in wilmington celebrated a milestone for the economy today developers broke ground on wilmington's newest complex, they will convert three buildings into one community, officials say it's part of a city wide effort to make a key shopping district. some of you may be experiencing lottery let down. you monica? in new jersey today the state lottery turned losers int

one more time bond flying high the pride of plymouth white marsh high school. i don't think he drunked like that in my husband's class he had him for a teacher. >> thank you jamime, we have a headache on the roosevelt boulevard the problem there, a vehicle fire in the northbound lanes of the boulevard near the wissahickon exit is causing traffic to move past it on the right shoulder and as can you tell by all the headlights it's causing a backup, a vehicle fire northbound on the boulevard near the wissahickon exit and all the lanes are blocked and traffic is moving along on the right shoulder, avoid the area if at all possible and we'll bring you an update on "action news" at 6:00. >>> love is in the air tonight, on abc prime time on 6 abc. sharrie williams is at the "action news" big board with a preview. >> okay rick and monica tonight's all new episodes are dedicated to love with valentines on the horizon, finding it or keeping it or losing it. followed by the middle and then the goldbergs and then an all new modfern family. >> invited my sister to visit so

situations to dance to on the way home including this overturned trailer carrying a pickup truck in plymouth and now they are trying to pick up the pickup truck and the trailer is on its side unfolding on the ramp to the blue route off ramp to norristown the ramp to ridge pike and at times they stop traffic on the ramp and at this moment they are letting traffic get by getting into norristown use the inchange instead of mid county. we'll keep watch that as the afternoon progresses. watching a crash in lower pottsgrove by the aldi store one by the wal-mart in warminster at street road and one in abington to avoid at susquehanna road and in rock -- on the big specific tour, normal delays on the schuylkill and 95 from you using the ramp to broad street on the northbound lanes of 95 watch out we have potholes on that ramp leading to flat tires this afternoon and downed wires in burlington township along 130 blocking traffic or at least partially blocking it. the fire and police are out there helping you around the downed wires and the house fire to avoid on crest road, things to steer around we'

grab the ipad and do the commuter report one is talking about a minor crash along ridge pike in plymouth meeting. >> thank you matt. >> icy weather doesn't just cause troubles on the road, it's bad for traffic on the river today the u.s. coast guard broke through the ice to clear a path on the delaware river and "action news" reporter david henry went along for the ride. >> they cast off the lines and head into the river not knowing what they will find out there. the captain of the ice breaker, capson does in every year. >> it's what we are out here to do. >> reporter: the capston is one of two coast guard ice breakers working 140 miles of delaware this boat was built in 1961 and can still handle ice up to 18 inches thick. >> if it gets over two feet thick we call in another ice breaker. but today the ice ranged from paper thin to 8 inches thick, if the river freezes over it can bring shipping commerce to a stand still. the big tankers and freighters can handle this stuff and smaller vessels can easily get stuck and more important than commerce is safety. we focus on first and foremost i

wants head >> okay, 9:54, breaking news, sky fox is live over a police-involved shooting on north plymouthallentown. you can see -- it's hard to see because we're so high up. we'll try to get more information. you can see there are a number of things there because shots were fired. we'll bring you more information when you get it log on to my jp foxphilly.com. >> there's a restaurant is that the a butcher shop and bar. kensington quarters. talking about head cheese. >> as mike says there's no cheese in the dish. check it out. >> this time i'm in an area of the city getting to be known. almost restaurant row or good place toss go if you're hungry. i'm at thompson and frank ford avenue. and look who is know. me. chef day monday. >> how are you. >> good. >> this is a good looking place. exposed pipes and big sign on the wall back there. i have a question. it looks like a butcher shop here. and it looks like restaurant here. so what's the name of the place. >> kensington quarters. >> that's the name of it. >> that's the name of it. >> restaurant and. >> and butcher. >> and butcher. so can i co

he was in plymouth massachusetts, covering the massive winter storm there. >>> well you've driven across the key bridge i'm sure plenty of times maybe even biked or walked across it but never seen i bet, what's under the bridge and what our cameras saw recently. as transportation reporter adam tuss reports, more than meets the eye. >> reporter: iconic majestic and after nearly a century spanning the potomac, the frances scott key bridge still does not lack in beauty. take a closer look. stories lie underneath. one of the things with these old bridges is that they're cellular meaning you can actually get to the inside. well this door's open. take a look what's inside. op this day stumbled into what appears to be someone's messy living room. that someone, most likely homeless. suitcases, a trunk, even a tv in here. there are doors to be found under the bridge and that's by design. >> the piers, because they're so massive, are voided, and that gives you access to the interior of the bridge that you normally wouldn't have. >> reporter: who holds the keys? >> we have a master key. >> reporter

i want to show you plymouth meeting the blue route germantown pike we had a disabled vehicle it clearedh temperatures like this be prepared to get stuck in the cold. we're down around 3 and 16 below zero. 9:00 a.m., 9 degrees. 17 by noon. we'll have windchills feeling like around the zero degree mark. 20 degrees by 6:00 p.m. if you're heading to the airport we have not been finding major delays at international. the but we have majorly cold conditions to other travel locations. boston, 1 below. 8 in chicago. 2 in newark, jfk clocking in at 5 this morning. cold up and down through the northeast. >> thank you david. part of what makes the movies feel like a treat are the treats. on "action news" at 4 we're checking out the calories on your favorite snacks. here's ali gorman with a preview. >> reporter: you're at the movies as you want a snack i'll show you the diet detour movie theater edition today on "action news" starting at 4:00 p.m. >>> new research shows minority children might not get the best type 1 diabetes treatment. insulin pumps are the preferred treatment. researchers found i

. >> he was outside of plymouth, massachusetts which he experienced thunder snow and he didn't hold back his excitement over experiencing this rare weather phenomenon lets take a look at this. >> oh, yeah we got it, baby. we got it. we got it. wow; wow. we got it. listen to that, listen to that. oh baby. >> um, wow. so as each instance of thunder snow hit he hollered, danced, jumped around. this happened about six different times. >> look at that, he has goggles, snow covering his face. >> i love it. these guys are all scientists, they are just weather geeks. >> he is the the biggest. >> yes. >> correct me if i'm wrong we saw that before they d i saw a flash outside window and heard some of that thunder. >> you can hear thunder but see lightening. >> well, thank you very much. >> so, the thunder snow is what is heard. >> i didn't go to meteorology school. >> or third grade science. >> or just wake up and get a clue. >> to be fair it is a very rare phenomenon, to have a thunderstorm while it is snowing. usually we have thunderstorms in the spring and summer when it is raining. so to have

reporting live in plymouth township deanna durante, nbc10. >>> our team koevenlg coverage of this story continues from texas where the plane made its emergency landing. mark boyle from nbc station in houston joins us now. what is the situation there tonight? >> reporter: right now faa investigators and investigators from here in houston are aboard that aircraft. you can see them right above the entrance there. they've been here for several hours this afternoon. here are some video of that plane with its nose on the ground after it made the emergency landing in houston around 9:18 local time. investigators tell us a total of 64 paengsing. the plane made three different circles around the airport. the pilot was telling air traffic controllers he wanted to bring the plane as low as possible so crews on the ground could get a good look to see if, in fact, that nose dear was down. it wasn't so when that pilot finally brought the plane down around 10:00 local time emergency crews were on the ground. the emergency slides were deployed. and everyone on board, all 56 people, jumped out to safety

so, here he is doing a live shot in plymouth massachusetts when thunder snow, happened. >> yes, we gotby we got it. wow. wow. we got it. yes, listen to that. >> i think maybe he is having a break down. >> i have never seen this excitement from a scientists ever. >> sometimes when i was in south caroline a would do hurricanes and is there nothing worse when you put together big storm coverage of the people out the in different parts of the beach and not exciting when they come to you. i would almost feel like rain win finally i have something to show. take a look at what is going on. >> the trouble is that he a has been up there in new england all winter and he has experienced about 90 inches of snow. >> he is starting too crack. >> we will that have theme tomorrow. maybe some thunder snow, sue. >> if you are waiting to see me jumping around like that. >> keep waiting. >> eighteen is our high temperature today. brutal cold out there. and two out of ten. tomorrow the snow rolls in and it start around 11 or 12:00 o'clock tonight and last through the morning tomorrow it will be a morning e

there has been a deadly police involve shooting in allentown it happened at north plymouth and east columbia streets. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve paterson is live in allentown to bring us up to date steve. >> reporter: chris, we spoke to the woman who called police during a home invasion when this all started. she said it wasn't first time she heard her neighbors fighting but she never knew it would be the last. she says it started with screaming but she hopes today she saved a life. >> a lot of yelling, help me, help me, and then i heard some banging. >> reporter: that is what neighbor jennifer brown woke up to monday morning screams of terror from next door. >> i went over to the wall and i banged back and i said i'm calling police. >> reporter: police say it was 42 year-old jerome nichols who stabbed his ex-girl friend during a home invasion in west cat sock was shortly after 3:00 monday morning. with police in pursuit nichols fled town crashing into this industrial drive embankment in allentown. >> the officers attempted to take him into custody and he fled. >> reporter: it is when