>> well, what happens at plymouth is that we work to educate. what my story is, is that i thought, as many people do, that trafficking happens overseas or that trafficking happens in other countries and to foreign-born nationals. and about four years ago, we had an event at plymouth where i learned that trafficking is something that happens right here in new york city, right in brooklyn, right around the corner from my church and my home. so, what i needed to do was, i spent a year looking at the various organizations to figure out what we could do as private citizens, as individuals, to help. and the biggest thing that i figured out was that most people don't know. and so we have a very strong we just had an event a few weeks ago where we had 250 people and the brooklyn d.a. coming to speak to us so that we could all learn more about what goes on. but at that same event, we also have volunteer efforts that average people can take on, things that we can do that will help trafficking survivors. >> what should people look out for? i mean, might it

reporting live in plymouth township, deanna durante, n 10 news. >> it's 4:17.ew information this morning. families of the victims killed in the germanwings plane crash in the alps are sugar a flight school. they claim the flight school in arizona did not screen the pilot's background. if they had, they would have found he had a history of issues. last year he locked the pilot out of the cockpit and crashed the plane into the mountains. evelyn selke and her mom died in that crash. evelyn was a university music major and her mom graduated from delaware county high school in 1975. >>> the planes buzzed by the "uss donald cook" about a dozen times while in the baltic sea. they flew a simulated attack and failed to respond. they're now addressing it through diplomatic channels. >>> the transportation security information says staffing problems and record number of travelers are causing long checkpoint delays leading many to miss their flight. during spring break last month, nearly 6,800 passengers missed flights nationwide because of tsa checkpoint delays. philly jo

. >> reporter: it was in 2012 when plymouth township lost one of their own.fficer shot and killed not far from this police station, they always believed with his cause, but with his death it's become now that much more important. on the morning we caught up with these officers, they're gearing up for training on motorcycles. but it's the bicycle that has them doing a lot of training on their off time. >> the ride is something we do every year during police week to honor the fallen officers of the past year. >> reporter: every year during police week thousands of officers from across the country meet and bike to washington, d.c. together. this year, like years passed, plymouth township police will have police on those bikes making the trip. >> do 80 miles a day. >> it's a pretty emotional experience, and it's very physically demanding. >> reporter: the starting point is in reading, and they will bike for three straight days. plymouth has one of the largest groups in the ride of bikers, but they're also adding motorcycle officers to make sure everyone gets ther

and police here in plymouth county will be making up one of the largest teams, biking from redding to washington, d.c. >> obviously we will have interest in helping out. that brought the focal point in where we wanted to get more involve and do this. >> now, what brought the focal point in for plymouth township police back in 2012, they lost one of their own, officer brad fox. they had been participating the ride but obviously with that loss third quarter knew how important it was to help educate others. if you want to help out, go to our website. reporting live in plymouth township, deanna durante, "nbc 10 news." >> thank you. >>> first responders were cooling off a baby who was found in a car in new mexico. the baby appears lethargic. they splashed water on her garchd her mick. she was found by an off-duty officer later that night. >>> and in kansas, a pickup truck crashed into five vehicles twoon and two mailboxes. >> not surprising when you find there were two boys. they started the truck, one steered and the other operating the gas. they droesh right through town. a witness said

there is an accident in plymouth.ore updates when i'm back in the next ten minutes. >>> now to decision 2016. today is primary day in pennsylvania and delaware. and in other states along the east coast. so let's answer some of the bigger questions. how big a role will voters in these states play? how much do these primaries matter? how special is the role we will play? let's take a look, pennsylvania and delaware are two of five states holding elections. voters in maryland, connecticut and rhode island will also head to the polls. who's on the ballot? voters in all five states will cast votes for the presidential nominee. there is also congress, the state attorney general and state legislature. delaware will choose governor, congress and other offices. where do primaries in delaware and pennsylvania matter? by this time, we usually have a good idea who the nominee will be. but not this year. pennsylvania and delaware are key because there's no clear winner from either party. >> it's very unusual to get to the point wh

something that plymouth knows all about. in 2012 officer brad fox was shot and killed on the job in plymouth township. >> if people were aware of the number of officers killed in the line of duty every year, it's one of the reasons i i do what i do. >> if you want to learn more about the ride gorks to our website, www.nbc10.com. the township not only provides the backing but local businesses who have made the donations. reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> jessica, how's that looking? >> we're looking okay. that's why i wanted to use this camera because normally we'd see a lot of delays at this point. route 202 around the schuylkill expressway. southbound is only a seven-minute trip. if you'rehooded toward the schuylkill expressway, once you get there, this is what it looks like. we're flying eastbound. still a 14-minute trip. still into the 50s. we're not seeing major delays there. we're seeing some delays from mass transit. if you take patco, about 15-minute delays. westbound service is doing okay. that's becaus

in plymouth, this accident scene finally cleared.ys on fayette street and east 13th avenue. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> some sunshine, some clouds and we're watching for showers. right now it's completely dry in philadelphia. did see showers first thing this morning to the north. you can see them exiting the pocono mountains right now. that's the view of the satellite and radar together. to the west, a chance of some more showers. that's going to be coming in during the day today. we'll see those showers and a possibility of thunderstorms later this afternoon. that'sç going to give us summer-like conditions for today. you can count on nbc 10 to give you the latest. right now, 62 degrees in south jersey. look at delaware at 56. low 50s for the pennsylvania suburbs. there are some cooler spots right now. 56 degrees in west bradford township, phoenixville is 55 and collegeville is 63 degrees currently. the forecast, next three days, well, today, we got the storms with temperatures into the 80s for philadelphia. but look

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she spoke with students in plymouth meeting. when she was just nine years old, her six siblings were killed in the genocide and is now an activist. >>> it was a heart pounding moment in the air when a plane flying from new york to nashville made an emergency landing after a bird strike. stephanie ramos has the story. >> reporter: a scary moment for the 57 passengers aboard this delta flight. the windshield cracked by yet another bird. a loud thud nobody wants to hear when are you 30,000 feet in the air. >> they share the same air space and these things happen but it gets your heart beating fast. >> these passengers had an unexpected layover in charleston, west virginia, the plane making a quick emergency landing and none of the passengers were injured. >> 99.9 times out of a million they end this way. >> birds smacking in aircrafts is nothing new. earl your this week this boeing egypt air damaged its nose when a bird flew into it. and this flight from new york. >> it was a loud boom sound. the takeoff aborted. >> all 186 passeng

in montgomery county in plymouth, an accident scene on allandale road. 422 looking okay.ybe a two-minute increase in the eastbound lanes from 29 to the schuylkill expressway. you can see we're at a nine-minute trip right now. speeds drop into the 50s but still moving along nicely eastbound towards the schuylkill. no big delays for mass transit. more updates when i'm back in the next ten minutes. >> warm start to the day. police released new surveillance video, burglars swiping cigarettes from a store. >> we're not talking about one or two packs here. this was a pricey heist. wait until you hear how much the stolen cigarettes are worth. >>> plus, we'll explain why two of donald trump's children won't be voting for their dad in the new york primary. if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. >>> just about 6:15. good morning, here's a live look at

watch for a new accident here in plymouth meeting.alked to police in chester county and they're telling me he in south coatesville we've got this do you understand pole. this downed pole. expect slowing in this area. looks like it will be closed for another hour or so-so stick to doe run road also a your alternate for that one in chester county. here's an accident in new jersey in a bad spot. in blackwood camden county the black horse pike an accident at greentree road. the black horse pike always jammed up anyway. now you add an accident to it and that's not helping things any so watch for this one on the black horse pike here in camden county. in salem county here's an area with a little less volume but nonetheless a jackknifed tractor-trailer been stuck out there all morning is blocking the right lane right on the new jersey turnpike southbound near the delaware memorial toll plaza so if you're in this area expect it to take a little extra time because of that jackknifed tractor-trailer. as we look at storm tracker6 live double sca

. >> we're watching plymouth meeting, the blue route around the germantown pike on ramp.problems in the area, cars moving along nicely. we find disabled trucks around this area for whatever reason. we have none of those right now. no big backups. watching a disabled vehicle on bethlehem pike and hilltown pike. here's route 73 over in maple shade, new jersey around route 38. looks pretty much like the blue route right now. pretty much empty. in problems on the roads. is it early to see big backups. we want you to watch for stadium traffic. 7:00 p.m., the flyers play at the wells fargo center. watch for stadium volume around that time and tailgaters. >>> today president obama's immigration plan will head to the supreme court. we'll explain what's at the heart of the debate over undocumented immigrants. >>> plus, death toll rising. we take a look at the destruction in ecuador following the devastating earthquake, as the search for survivors presses on. >>> today, the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments in a challenge to president obama's immigration plan. the plan would s

we're also watching an accident in plymouth.tte street and east 13th avenue, possible lane restrictions there. here's the boulevard around 13th street. a few more cars, not creating problems or big delays or backups in either direction. still construction heading from new jersey into delaware this morning. just a partial lane closure. not figure that we're expecting to see big delays from. we are still in the green here, no problems backing into new jersey on the turnpike or 295 right now. more updates when i'm back in the next ten. vai? >> thank you, jessica. >>> 59 degrees in philadelphia at 5:40. >>> we're taking you on a tour of rio. ahead, find out about the local flavor in brazil and a special philadelphia connection. >>> and our live coverage of primary day continues here at the national constitution center. coming up in a few minutes, we'll take a look at some of the local races of importance and why your vote will make a difference. >>> welcome back on this primary day 2016. voters will go to the polls today in pennsylv

some seeing long way away looking at these pictures, spring flowers get coating of snow in plymouth meetingery county, snow very pretty to look at. but, didn't stick. leaving the roads and the grass just wet in that area. >>> also, the snow didn't phase this dog, take a look at this little cutie, he seems to enjoy playing it as it roams around the rocks in wissahickon. not the ideal day for lacrosse game. temple university campus where the women's team faced off against vanderbuilt in the snow. some of the players, still, out there in their shorts, and they were roughing it, plenty of people showed up to cheer on the owls, even though the conditions were clearly not great. the spring snow also hit harrisburg today. couple of inches on the grounds in that area. accumulating on vehicles and park benches, as women, but the snow left the roads slippery. >> to other news, off duty police officer shoots and kills a suspected robber during attempted holdup in philadelphia, "eyewitness news" on the corner of broad street and chew avenue, in olney, police say a man tried to rob an elderly man this a

students at colonial elementary school in plymouth meeting, montgomery county, spent weeks building joinutism ribbons. today the kids will hold up the ribbon outsideç the school. april is autism awareness month and colonial students have been learning about the condition. in the school district, children with autism work and learn alongsi alongside their peers. >> everyone has to understand they learn differently, they may need more support. we're accommodating and we make it work. if we can make it work here, it can work anywhere. >> we're trying to make them feel part of the community and not feel left out. >> the district says today's event is part of the effort to send a message that autism affects everyone. >>> 5:19. nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington, a few minutes ago, about ten minutes ago she looked at 55. now let's take a look at 95. >> we're on 295, vai. >> yes. >> keeping it in new jersey right now. we're in west deptford around route 130. no problems in either direction. if you're heading into delaware from this point, headed southbound from the 42 freewa

let's take a look in plymouth township. a couple of problems that we're dealing with currently.st off we have an accident at fayette street at 13th avenue. an accident in springfield township on germantown pike at thomas road. a little wet out there. be careful as you're headed out. tam. >> thank you karen. >>> fire crews in delaware county are on the scene of a multi alarm blaze that they're fighting. flames broke out around 2:00 this morning on dogwood hill lane in chadds ford. flames fully engulf the large house. these images are courtesy of nozzle nut photography. fire crews on the scene reported there was a gas line fire while they were there so utility crews were called out to shut off the gas lines on the property. the structure covered in fire. live on the scene in chadds ford and through the trees you can see firefighters walking back to the scene. we can still see flames though not the kind of flames that were seen earlier this morning but it still looks as though they've got some work to do out there. we'll keep an eye on this and give you the latest as it comes in to

closed between ridge pike and earnest station road and that's right now causing issues here in plymouthnship. it started yesterday and it's going to run through july so it's going to be a long time that you'll be dealing with that one. and in northern delaware we still have this water main break. it's been closing shipley road. it's closed once again right here at wilson road. silver side road is your alternate for that one. although we had the problems overnight with the thunderstorms, we don't currently have any problems for your morning commute. i think it's going to be more of an evening commute issue. right now 59 degrees in philadelphia, a warm 63 in millville, 54 even in the lehigh valley we're going get another line of storms and showers, spotty coming through later on. >>> the key time frame from 2:00 to 7:00 f you're north it will be earlier, down by the shore close to 7 o'clock. they'll be scattered but any thunderstorm could be gusty with small hail possible even some damaging winds. it gets cooler after that, matt there thanks karen. >>> a camera caught some terrifying mome

. >>> a channel six employees thank the plymouth township fire company tonight, for their fast responses son. eleven year-old bryce monsol got his finger stuck in the garage door last movement he was home alone but managed to call 911. first responders quickly arrived, and freed bryce, and tonight six abc creative services vice-president, mike monsol expressed his appreciation to the first responders for the caring treatment of his son. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, a wall street firm is paying out billions for the mortgage melt down. >>> usually restrain medical experts at cdc says what they are now learning about zika that it is scarier then anyone first thought. >>> but making its pitch, the philadelphia officer who survived an execution attempt, proposing at phillies home opener tonight. we will hear from the happy couple, cecily? >>> i'm tracking rain on the way for the morning commute, following by cooler temperatures but they will not stick around, very long, i'll explain in the accu weather seven day forecast. >>> ducis rodgers with the sports world reacting to the

we're seeing restrictions in plymouth township at fayette street at 13th avenue. accident we had on germantown pike in springfield that has cleared so things looking better there. burlington bristol bridge in the process of reopening. it was closed overnight for maintenance and will close again through the week again tonight at 9 o'clock so watch for the closures. i warned you about it yesterday and we're still seeing it now on the burlington bristol. stick to the turnpike connector bridge if you're headed out right this minute as well as later on tonight, matt. >> thanks karen. >>> we begin with breaking news. massive flames destroy a large home in delaware county leaving just portions of the structure still standing and illuminating the dark sky. it broke out at the home on dogwood hill lane in chadds ford at 2:00 a.m. flames fully engulfed the large house. nozzle nut photography provided us with some of these intents images and video from the fire fight. crews were calling a second alarm to get tanker trucks to the scene for more water. i know we're taking a li

this accident still out in plymouth on fayette street and east 13th avenue.more updates when i'm back in the next ten minutes. tracy? >>> jessica, thanks, now to decision 2016. today is primary election day in pennsylvania and delaware and other east coast states. here's a live look at a polling location in bristol, bucks county. the votings hours in both pennsylvania and delaware are from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. tonight. why do today's primaries matter? by this time every four years we usually know who the presidential nominee will be. it's different this year. one candidate may not win a majority of delegates. sara winski who developed the headed to the white house exhibit here at the national constitution center says pennsylvania and delaware could be key in deciding who wins the nominations, especially when it comes to the republican race. >> every delegate counts. especially on the delegate side. we don't know really what's going to happen or if either party will be able to -- any candidate in either party will get enough support before hand. >> winning y

next, including this one, a minneapolis-moline that hawkins bought, restored, and donated to the plymouthmuseum. >> how old would this one be? >> it's a 1944 model. >> incredible. >> i meet bruce brock at the museum. a fellow history buff, he and dave hawkins went way back. >> i was proud to be his friend. he was a good businessman, he was a good father, a good husband, a great neighbor, and a good community guy. >> i understand coin collecting and car collecting, but tractors, bruce -- tractors? what was he thinking? >> these are a representation of the past that farmers and farm families and farm relations really enjoy looking at because it brings back memories. >> tractors are part of iowa's history. in 1892, john froelich invented the practical gas-powered tractor in a tiny village about 300 miles east of here. the mechanization of farming helps america become an agricultural giant. >> alex, are you in here? >> there he is. >> and even though none of dave's four children tills the soil like he did, he does share his passion for tractors with his grandson, alex. >> i can remember as yo

mid-tempo music plays ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm heading to the annual blueberry festival in plymouthdiana. it's not exactly the kind of place you'd expect to see a massive california redwood, but this tree rocks because it rolls. >> my name is jamie allen, and, in 1985, when i was 23, my father passed away, and he left me something that his father left him, and it's kept me on the road all my life. >> jamie? >> jamie? >> [ chuckles ] how are you? it's really great to meet you. and how funny we have the same name. let's get started, then. >> all right, here we go. >> this is one serious tree trunk. [ mid-tempo folk music plays ] and the "root" of the story, according to jamie, is in the late 1930s... when her grandfather, james allen, is a lumberjack in northern california. james, a widower with a son in the army, sees redwood trees so massive that several men can easily fit inside the hollowed trunks. one day, during a sudden rain squall, he seeks shelter in the trunk of a giant redwood. that's when it occurs to james that he could actually make a home out of one. >> it was the tail

it's likes demand from -- it sites demand from corporate westerners and plymouth of telecom clients. analysts are saying there are negative implications for some of the other networking companies including the giant cisco as well as s five. there is the maker of tools and fastenings, fastenal. those shares are down 1.8%. , but soit is early yet far not so great. betty: oil is helping things along. julie: oil is helping mitigate some of the declined we see in stocks today and that is after we get a new forecast from the energy information administration as to production from u.s. shale formations. they say it will drop to 4.8 4 million barrels a day in may. the lowest in almost two years. but above a huge gain $40 a barrel which is notable. the action in the yen today which is halting its advance. the first time in eight sessions that the dollar is rising versus the japanese yen. official rhetoric heating up in terms of some sort of currency intervention. that happening here even though the dollar is up, oil up as well. that is a bit unusual. mark: we are holding onto gains come up to

it's a cause to many of the officers in plymouth since officer brad fox was killed back in 2012. >>> coming up, an exclusive nbc 10 investigation. >>> some are calling it a life and death issue that the federal government is ignoring. the investigators are looking into a reported problem with certain car trunks that has drivers from across the country speaking out. >>> are you looking to plan a vacation? the new destinations frontier is flying from philadelphia international airport. glenn? >>> a great night for flying. warmer weather is around the corner. i'm tracking 70s in my nbc 10 first alert forecast. >>> and then coming up at 5:00, he's a full time city council member and autism advocate. he opens up about his son's battle with autism and how he's getting families the help they need. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. kati

in plymouth township, montgomery county. we have new construction starting tote at conshohocken road at ridge pike. stick to allen wood road as the alternate for that. 6767 an accident blocking the -- 676 blocking the center lane approaching morgan boulevard. we expect it to spill out on 42 northbound, as well. a handle -- handful of issues. no weather relace the problems -- related problems, 50 degrees, sunshine and clouds, 80 degrees a warm day ahead. >>> occupies -- autopsy are expected to be completed on 8 family members killed in rural ohio. authorities say they were thought out well planned executions. several marijuana growing operations were found at the crime scenes. officials are following up on more than 100 tips, but so far the killer or killers are still out there. they've told residents that they are safe, but to arm themselves if they are fearful. >>> this is new, the subway station in brussels belgium is back open since the deadly terror attack. the security remained high across the underground network today.

when you are young, putting shoes out there in plymouth valley -- phil: the babe magnet.hter] charlie: you saw no argument that he would not build a great shoe company. phil: i thought we could succeed. and i thought that in that class, that seem a lot of companies start from the beginning to become great, i thought that is what we would do. charlie: you had a mortgage on your house, wife, three-year-old kid that might make you careful. but you are not careful. phil: i was not careful. i had a dream. i was going there. charlie: with all of this money, which you are giving away, really wonderful -- the largest donation to stanford, $400 million. and the university of oregon, do not tell. michigan or elsewhere. but at the same time, do you still have dreams? with all the money, fame, the success? phil: yeah, you never want to give up on those. i hope i never give up on those. i still have great aspirations for the company itself. that is my real novel, my real painting. i will step down this year, but i am not going anywhere. i will keep my office. well, i think it is a lot

plymouth at 79, and doylestown 76. day, warmer than today. 80 in philadelphia. and then on saturday, the clouds linger, but the showers are predict the only for south jersey and the jersey shore. and southern delaware. the next chance is election day. on tuesday, a good chance of showers and thunderstorms there, and the next one after that coming on thursday. >> free parking could be harder to find on the next trip to the jersey shore. coming up, the wave of new meters. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman

today, students at colonial elementary school in plymouth formed a huge ribbon.teachers, administrators, family and friends. this effort their symbol of awareness and a struggle that affects all of us, takes quid coordination to make that happen. >> look at them waving at skyforce 10. >> nbc 10 at 6:00 is next. >>> next, on nbc 10 news at 6:00, mail mess revealed. >> 10,000 pieces piled up at a local facility from bills to court orders to parking violations and some of them could be yours. >>> plus, cool change. i'll let you know when it's going to warm up. plus more rain on the way. that's ahead on "nbc 10 news at 6:00." >> coffee shop clash. violent scene outside a local starbucks. police are asking for your help next at nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> tonight on "nbc 10 news at 6:00," a mother is charged with murdering her little girl. now, there is shock and sadness. >> it's sad. it's a child. it's an angel. >> police released new information on what they say happened inside this bucks county apartment complex. one of the worst cases of c

. >>> bringing attention to autism, students at colonial elementary school in plymouth meeting createdg enough for each child to be inside the ribbon symbolizing how autism touches about everybody. inside the classroom, students put the finishing touches on the ribbon and other projects related to autism awareness. >> people who have autism, like, they feel left out, and this is a chance to, like, recognize them and be friends with them. >> the entire school took part in the final presentation of the jie giant ribbon. >> countdown is on, flyers face elimination game tonight, this time in washington. >> where the team battles it out on the ice in a few hours from now. >> and we still have those pop-up showers in the forecast this evening, could see a couple thunderstorms. i'll show you which areas can expect the rain to linger into your saturday. that's next. >> i'm looking forward to this. all new on nbc news at 5:00; toughest competition for students, and it's about to be harder, adding more sting to the national spelling bee. that's coming up. 5 white men brutally attack an african-a

doylestown, mid 70s, and plymouth closer to 80 degrees, so still very warm day, have the umbrella in late day showers there, too, 77 degrees. 77 degrees tomorrow with late day showers, and maybe a couple thunderstorms, same in reading, mid-70s tomorrow, still a warm day, same in allentown, lehigh valley, up in the poconos, we'll see scatter the showers tomorrow jim thorpe at 7 degrees. the shore or in delaware, temperatures 80 degrees in south jersey like trenton and along the shore, atlantic city, 67 degrees tomorrow, and avlon at 69, and 80 degrees closer to wilmington. you want umbrellas tomorrow. future weather, for the morning hours, mostly dry, rain off to the west, and 6:00 p.m., scattered showers around later tomorrow night. that's when we see more rain moving through, maybe thunderstorms overnight. could see heavy rain overnight into very early saturday, and rain lingers, saturday, 9:00 in the morning, south jersey and del delaware and in the afternoon, more clearing into saturday night. take a look at the weekend forecast. it depends where you live. philadelphia area tomorr

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are ready to roll there crash over in south jersey, black horse pike at green tree road and one in plymouth meeting at allendale and walton. the roads are starting to get wet. we are seeing fender benders here for our tuesday morning. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> 6:19. >> belgium authorities have charged two more men in connection with the brussels bombings. the belgium federal prosecutor's office says couple was involved in renting an apartment that served as a hide out for the bomber who attacked the brussels subway. more than 30 people died in the march 22nd attacks on the train station and brussels airport. >>> well, 6:20. ohio governor john kasich held a town hall meeting in new york last night. the now, usually calm candidate only had one answer, when asked whether or not he was willing to take the position as vice-president. the question comes after republican front runner donald trump named kasich in the list of people he would consider to be his vp. >> would you be his vice-president. >> zero. >> absolutely not. >> i will not be anybody's vice-president. i would be worst vi

we're talking places like west chester, norristown, plymouth meeting moving toward doylesto doylestown, perkasie, pottstown, reading, allentown you are included in those winter weather advisories. some of the latest computer mod dead he dell guidance continuing to show there could be a little bulls eye especially north and west once you move toward the higher elevations and watch those temperatures as we go hour by hour. by tomorrow morning, in the mid to upper 30ing out there starting out as some rain, changing over to wet snow north and west and then continuing really throughout the balance of the day. most of the accumulation will be on those grassy surface and also those elevated untreated roadways and then temperatures really tumble as we move towards saturday night, sunday morning with winter weather advisories ending but freeze warnings kicking in effect. we'll have much more on the timing and track of this system coming up. dawn? >> all right, scott, thank you. you can stay prepared for the weather by downloading fox 29 app. it's like having our meteorologists right at your fin

>>> spring flowers getting a coating of snow in plymouth meeting montgomery county. snow certainly pretty to look at the but did it stick? leaving the roads and grass for the most part just wet. snow not however bothering this dog, look at that cutie, he seems to be enjoying playing in it as he rolls around the rocks in wissohickon. now his extra coating of fur did help them beat the chilly temperatures. frolicking in the snow. >>> not however quite the ideal day for lacrosse game "eyewitness news" on temple campus where women's team faced off against vanderbilt in the snow some players still out there in shorts not bothered a at all and plenty of people also showed up to cheer on the owls, even though the conditions weren't great. >>> spring snow also hit harrisburg, a couple inches accumulated on the ground, vehicles and park benches the snow there for the most part just leaving the roads slippery. >>> slick road may be to blame for an early morning crash in burlington, new jersey. police tell us that the the driver hit a pole, flipped over, and then was thrown fro

its a new one coming in to us right now, chemical road at ridge pike so this is a new accident in plymouthome restrictions. as we go outside live again to 422 we're looking at some heavy traffic. this is your eastbound traffic here as we look live near trooper from oaks to 202, it's a 14 minute ride. you're taking about double what it normally would with no volume out there. so things starting to slow down but no accidents on 422. we have a new accident in cheltenham. cheltenham avenue at lakeside avenue. look for possible restrictions there. and roads are dry after yesterday's storms. did you catch the double ran bow? we took some really cool pictures at my house and i have a video i posted on my facebook page. i would love to see your view of it if you took pictures. go on my facebook page and show me. i enjoyed it. 50 degrees right now in philadelphia. behind that front that came through it's a little cooler today, just 62 for your high matt. >> thanks karen. >>> this is breaking right now. a key terror suspect in last year's deadly attacks in paris was transferred from belgian to frenc

there's a new crash in bridgeport along fourth street by depot and one in plymouth meeting along chemicalstill have that downed pole in wilmington blocking haines avenue near river road. stick with lore avenue as an alternate around that. so plenty of stuff going on. we'll check it again, brian and monica, in the 5 o'clock hour. >> sounds good. thank you sir. >>> find out which coffeemakers cook up the best cup of joe. everybody wants to know that one. >> sky6 looking live over the center city skyline. having a beautiful evening out there even as the clouds are filling up the evening sky. cecily tynan with the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast next. ifbut find it harder and hardert to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that

. >>> and spring flowers, get a coating of snow, in plymouth meeting montgomery county, snow pretty to look at but didn't stick leaving roads to the the grass for the most part just wet and somebody apparently didn't mind the snow, lets take a look, this talk looks like he ising having fun, seems to be enjoying playing in it the as he roams around the rock in wissohickon. extra coating, probably did help him, however, beat those chilly temperatures. >>> now not quite the ideal day for a lacrosse game, "eyewitness news" was on temple's campus where women's team faced off against vanderbilt in the snow. some of the the players there still out in shorts, that is dedication, plenty of people showed up to cheer on the owls, even though the conditions weren't great. >>> spring snow also hit harrisburg a couple inches accumulated on the ground, vehicles and park benches but there the snow just for the most part left the roads slippery. >>> and, switching gears to sports, the flyers are playoff bound, they did it now by beating the pittsburgh penguins. the flyers did get some help when detroit

. >>> and spring flowers get a coating of snow in plymouth meeting montgomery county, the snow was pretty to watch, leaving the roads and the grass for the most part very wet. >>> also not an ideal day for a lacrosse game on the temple university campus, winter team faced off against vanderbilt in the snow. some of the players take a look even in shorts out there, snow doesn't matter, plenty of people showed up to cheer on the owls and even though conditions weren't great. >>> well, flyers are playoff bound, they did it the by beating the pittsburgh penguins but flyers got some help when detroit and boston lost. the game was tied in the second period, then, wayne simmonds tipped in his second goal of the contest, and gave the flyers the lead for good. they beat the pittsburgh, three -one. after the game the flyers thoughts were all about ailing flyers chairman ed snyder. >> guys in the room, you know, it is a win and a playoff birth for mr. snyder and for the unbelievable fans of the philadelphia a flyers. >> emotional when we start thinking about it, and we know that he is happy that we'

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last year, we launched young leaders uk and it's grown from four students in plymouth.and private sectors. to many of you here today, the ambassador has worked with more than 100 high schools. he's worked to create more of the u.s. embassy exchange programs that have graduated alumni like margaret thatcher and tony blair. because we want you to have the tools to make yourselves change agents. the change that you're looking for in the world. your sung leaders like michael sonny. where is michael? there he is, michael was inspired by america's rock the vote initiative. he started his own bite the bullet -- bite the ballot, excuse me. commissioned it here in the uk. he spent time in greensboro, north carolina, where he learned about our civil rights movement. and he said, i have a new understanding of the meaning of perseverance, resilience and delayed gratification. about fighting for change that you may not live to see, but your children may live to see. planning for change that you may not live to see but your children will live to see. that's what this is all about. th