-- i already mentioned the second lieutenant governor of plymouth. this bible is controversial because of what it is. in 1560, english puritans fled to geneva and while they were there, they produced what is known as the geneva bible. this is the first english bible that would use the hebrew and the greek in its translation. it is also the first english bible to contain what is known as the types that we are from either within the newspaper today -- we are familiar with within the newspaper today. before, we had gothic text. it is also the first bible with study notes and the study notes are what makes this controversial. whene book of daniel daniel refuses to worship the looked innotes say he the eyes of god because he obeyed the law of god over the law of man. if you are a monarchy at the time, you have a book that contradicts your authority. it was not very influential when it came to the monarchy and the church at that time. -- >> ase through here we move through here, a couple of unique features. our wallsnging on throughout this bible america a

bible actually ,elonged to william bradford who is, i imagine, the second lieutenant governor of plymouth. this bible is kind of interesting and very controversial because of what it is. first0, which was the fledon, english puritans from england to geneva. while they were there because they were under persecution, they produced what is known as the geneva bible because it was translated there. this is the very first english bible that would use the hebrew and greek in its translation. it was the first english bible that contained what is known as the typeset that we are familiar with in the newspaper as well as today. before you had this medieval gothic text. friendlier, the easier text to look upon. the study notes is what makes this bible so controversial. for instance, in the book of daniel, when daniel refuses to bow down and worship the king, they say he did right in the eyes of god because he based the -- obeyed the law of god over the law of man. if you are a monarchy or papacy at the time, you know have a book that contradicts your authority. it wasn't a very influential book whe

fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us now plymouth meeting. dave what are the conditions there like now? >> reporter: well, iain, that guy keith with the shovel forget that. look at this machine we have over here. working the sidewalks here. that's melissa behind the wheel that's got a brush on it goes along the sidewalks cleans it off in hurry. six to 8-inches here in plymouth meeting in the norristown area. earlier today we were actually stuck on germantown pike with a lot of other folks in chestnut hill. we'll show you some video. lots of cars stuck there. snow came down quickly. packed down it was an icy surface. all up and down the hills there. cars stopped, once they stopped, it was all over. couldn't move, couldn't go forward. couldn't go backward. people were pushing cars. digging cars out even our live truck got stuck for about 90 minutes till we have a buddy of ours bob breck pus of pulled us out and we got free and got our way up here to plymouth meeting. lots of snow removal going on tonight. a lot of crews coming in here to this w

. >> and from plymouth valley, she's there once again. doesn't look like it's getting much better. >> now in the plymouth valley, two trees down here. just after 2:00 this afternoon and if that's not bad enough closing the streets here, take a look at what happened when kids were trying to come home from school. this schoolbus here ended up in the front yard of mark goldberg here from plymouth valley. you were home when this happened. >> yes, we were. >> tell me, the kids called their parents. >> there were half a dozen and it appears they were calling their parents. cars coming up the street taking them home. luckily, the kids have gotten off the bus at least. >> we've been checking in with road crew us and they say it's a mess. they're not going to get to this area anytime soon. it is completely blocked off. the two trees and the road, the downed wires. this road here leads you out to german town pike, which right now coming from east martin is a parking lot. there's no getting around out there. you're being told by montgomery county em

>>> a nightmare for one school here in plymouth valley. a tree fell down and this colonial school bus was stuck on someone's lawn. >> let's bring in brandon hudson live in plymouth. >> reporter: just to give you an idea of how dark it is, we cutoff the lights to our news truck and now we are going to cut off the camera light and show you this spotlight. you can see the traffic lights are out at this intersection and in addition to the power outages, the trees were no match for this weather either. >> as you can see it stretches down. >> reporter: like dominoes five trees fell behind the ryan home. but their new fence didn't make it. somewhere under the pile of branches. jack's wife was home when the trees. and the winds are tugging at only one tree standing. despite the snow slowing down, its impact felt at dinnertime. some were in the dark. shoppers were too. the traffic trial light at the mall's entry didn't work either. montgomery county had 59 outages. >> plenty of flashlights. we want to thank our bus drivers for taking their time. we

. degrees in plymouth. than they have been but still two or three degrees. three degrees. northern partn of the air becoming less cold. becoming less cold. temperatures six to 9 degrees. to 9 degrees. northern parts, up by a couple of the grease. a couple of the grease. disruption likely today but it is getting better into the weekend. 00:28:31,457 --> 536870763:19:08,704 hello, 536870763:19:08,704 --> 1073741526:09:45,950 it's 1073741526:09:45,950 --> 1610612289:00:23,197 friday 1610612289:00:23,197 --> 2147483051:51:00,443 march 2147483051:51:00,443 --> 2684353814:41:37,689 2nd, 2684353814:41:37,689 --> 3221224577:32:14,936 it's 3221224577:32:14,936 --> 3758095340:22:52,182 nine 3758095340:22:52,182 --> 4294966103:13:29,428 o'clock. i'm chloe tilley, welcome to the programme. how long have you been here? about eight and a half hours. hellboy you for supplies, water, food, blankets? food, blankets? a blog i am melting snow to drink, i drank mine. snow to drink, i drank mine. —— how are you for supplies? be speaking to those planning to gather to help those most in need. theresa may is

we're watching a whole a bunch of downed trees out there, one in plymouth meeting closing walton road at jolly road shut down because of of the downed tree. jolly could be the alternate to get around the walton road closures. live look in center city this is the vine street expressway, all lanes are open as you cross town twep the schuylkill expressway and i-95. live look at the 42 freeway shows light volume. we're watching a downed tree in washington township blocking the southbound side of delsea drive, you want to stick with 55 that's okay as you kick things off thursday morning. >> parking is allowed along snow emergency routes. city offices are back open. as snow let up, many cleared sidewalks and cleared them out and dug out their cars. some of the side streets are a mess. jeanette reyes is live in south philadelphia, the streets are tight enough without baimpleg snow and ice, jennette. >> reporter: yeah, tam it's expected the narrow side streets end up being an issue, this morning for the most part it's impressive, the cleanup that the tow trucks were able to get underway begin

. >> reporter: between six and 8-n nearby plymouth meeting montgomery county. that's where we found joe plowing parking lots. he'd been up sin the early morning hours. >> been out since about 3:00 a.m. we kind of thought it was going to be dud but it did hit us hard and we're glad it stopped when it did. >> reporter: forecasters get this kind of right or no. >> no, thumbs and for this one. >> reporter: road crews made quick work of the main highways in montgomery county and began attacking the side streets trying to get them clear by thursday morning. the roads are still wet and patches of back ice are possible come the morning rush. in plymouth meet dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >>> new jersey teacher doing okay right now after she was hit by lightning working bus duty earlier today. it happened in manchester, new jersey. that is in ocean county. she was apparently holding an umbrella when lightning hit that. also hit a house nearby. thankfully she never lost consciousness and she's going to be okay. as we mentioned the problem tonight will be that refreeze

>> plymouth meeting. >> reporter: donny hoffman's trip to plymouth will be short. about an hour later, he was back in king of prussia, and back on 202. this time the road had one stuck car. >> starting to pick up now. coming down. >> reporter: earlier today, as many as 30 cars blocked henderson road and 202. on 422 near oak, it was near whiteout conditions. drivers were stuck in ditches needing state police to help them out. and, jim, you mentioned at least one truck stuck. we saw three tractor-trailers that were stuck along 202 here. and it wasn't until upper merion crews came in, cleared the road, and later followed by penndot trucks to be able to get it back open. reporting live in king of prussia, deanna durante. >> a tough day for truckers. and drivers are going to have to take it slow on the ride home tonight the. this is live look in south philadelphia. traffic is pretty liggett right now. nbc 10's mitch blacher live for news storm force 10 along the pennsylvania turnpike near doylestown. so it's looking pretty good, mitch. >> looking really good, jim. we've

. >> and let's switch live to dann cuellar where it's just beginning to snow on ridge pike and plymouthnd this is going to be challenging for penn dot. >> it sheer is jim and started raining a light rain just before 9:30 on ridge pike and just an hour and a half later slight snow mixing with the rain on ridge pike tonight, it has been a race all night long to get ready for this storm and penn dot says it's also ready. all over town the top priority was gassing up the vehicle ahead of the storm. >> here we go again. >> here we go again. >> the last thing we still needed to do. >> get gas. >> get the full tank of gas going. >> meanwhile throughout the day penn dot crews were busy preparing to battle the storm loading up trucks with salt and preparing for a major battle. >> that is why we are devoting all 420 penn dot trucks and pieces of equipment to keep our roads safe, passable and handle any type of emergencies to come out on the highway and that includes cutting up trees. >> reporter: cutting up trees that fell on major roadways is something penn dot crews did last week nor'easter lik

plymouth 8 inches. 7.7 in upper gwynned township. springfield 6 inches. gilbertsville 5.1. in new jersey this was a facebook viewer. 4.5 inches in pittman. princeton, 2 inches. some of the other numbers are dated. and new castle county, i would love if you got out there and measured the snow. i'll give you a shout out on the air. so far the numbers that i've seen, 6.6 in newark, edgemoore 6 inches. how much water is in that snow? these numbers are really impressive. so when you're shoveling out that 4 or 5 inches of snow, it may contain over an inch of rainfall in it. so it's absolutely back-breaking in many of these areas. do notice berks, lehigh, up through this corridor here, not quite as much. the storm track pivoted a little further to the east. the storms are very sensitive. 20 or 30 miles in the track change can make all the difference. so they escaped the worst of those conditions. >> and our live team coverage of this major winter storm keeps right rolling at 4:00. >> a live look at the center city skyline from our camera at the adventure aquarium. you can still se

whether it is something to do with plymouth, where i am from. and those coalesce in your mind.ook, it was not a pleasant realisation that i was going to become a member of parliament, it is not something i thought about, and there are certainly aspects that are difficult to get your head around. is that not disingenuous? you can fall into politics, you have to fight hard to win your nomination for your seat, a lot of doorstep campaigning to get elected, it's not something happens by accident. it is not about politics, it's not about getting a career in politics. it's about using politics as a vehicle to get things done. and when you actually believe in something and want to change it, you genuinely think that you can change it, that's why you do it. so that commitment is huge. you have written a powerful book about your military experience. it seems the army meant so much to you, it was almost a family? i think it is a fair point. when you join as a young person, man or woman, i think a lot has been said about the military over the last few years, lots of mistakes have been mad

we might seea plymouth no lower than 4 degrees.we head through the course of the week. through friday it will gradually push its way north, introducing more cloud and outbreaks of rain. to the north it should stay dry and there should be plenty of sunshine and after a chilly start temperatures should reach 8—10dc. things should get mild as an area of low pressure moves north, maybe a little bit of snow and the northern edges as it reaches the pennines and parts of scotland but we will notice, in the sunshine and further south it will be very mild indeed. tonight at 6... the attempted murder of a former russian spy was brazen says the government, as investigations continue into who was behind it. 38—year—old detective sergeant nick bailey is named as the police officer — taken seriously ill after rushing to help sergei skripal and his daughter. he is well. he has sat up. he is not the neck i know that he is receiving a high level of treatment. the bench where they were found in salisbury remains cordoned off as specialist teams try

plymouth, 85. edgar town 74. charleston, 70. nor'easter is winter's hurricane. coastal flood warning in effect from long island all the way down to the new jersey shoreline and delaware beaches. it's the high tide that we're concerned about, moderate coastal flooding likely for the steel pier in atlantic city. cape may harbor, rehoboth beach we're looking at a storm surge 2 1/2 feet above the normal high tide level. on top of that, waves 8 to 14 feet. big breakers on the sands creating beach erosion for the shorepoints. flood stage begins at 6 feet. this is minor flooding, moderate flooding, major flooding. this morning's high tide is expected to crest at 8.1 right on the fringe between moderate and major flooding. this evening,'s high tide and tomorrow morning high tide, so for forth and so on. the additional high tides will get better as the storm works out to sea. low to mid 40s, windy, winds owfortd -- out of the north gusts to 40. below freezing north north and t overnight tonight. watch out for slick spots in the lehigh valley and berks county. the exclusi

seven degrees in plymouth. still, quite cold feel across many parts of the uk.in was snow over the health across southern areas. showers still to the north—east. as we get on into sunday with a band of rain sleet and health is now pushing northwards across the country with some sunshine in between. most showers coming in towards the south will be falling as rain got temperatures hit by this stage are widely seven to 10 degrees. even further north, signs of less cold air starting to have an effect on the weather. through sunday night into monday, low pressure still driving things down heat of the south—west um broadly as southerly wind and you can see some yellow colours trying to break through on our map. that shows we will see some slightly less cold at coming in our direction. this is the five day from sunday through the earth they. temperatures reaching double digits and even further north it will not be as cold. this is bbc world news i'm sharanjit leyl. our top stories: donald trump says trade wars are good for america. as the us president announces tariffs

let's check in with dianna live in plymouth meeting. > big heavy snowflakes. no accidents we see behind you, dianna. >> no accidents here. that doesn't mean the county isn't them. when we showed you this picture at 4:00, you can see the back end of ridge pike. none of these cars were here. we saw cars stopping at the traffic light at ridge and butler. you can see how slow traffic is moving now. as of 4:00, 53,000 customers without power. 52 accidents on the roads and 35 different road obstructions. we've been hearing fire alarms going off as the volunteer firefighters hit the streets. a number of fires being reported throughout the county, blown transformers and downed power lines. >> it's miserable. >> after days of warmer than temperatures it's not wonder why people are out without a coat. >>> i don't have a coat. i'm almost home. >> many cut out from work early. >> in montgomery county, more people on the job handling 911 calls. for traffic accidents, downed trees and strained or busted power lines. for some still at work, it's the winds they're worrying ab

plymouth meeting, oh, boy. 476, the mid county tolls, it's dry traffic is moving fine. northeast extension, overnight construction going on, you're much better than a few days ago, still recovering on the regional rails, word we're seeing delays on the out bound rail line because of down trees in paoli thorndale. karen you can? >> reporter: it was probably the throw. coastal flood advisory in effect today until this afternoon, we're expecting minor flooding with this you can see around the time of high tide on the oceanfront, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. 27 in quakertown, 26 in lake harm -- harmony. 33 in hammonton, 29 in smyrna. we'll have a dry day today, sunshine and clouds, high of 45. windchills will make it feel much colder. "action news" will be right back. two women are in custody for a fight that broke out in a chucky cheese restaurant. people in deptford, new jersey, say as many as to people were involved last night. a woman suffered a stab wound to her hip. an employee sustained injuries. it is unclear what head to the fight. >>> a philadelphia flier pate special tribu

and fox chase section picked up over eight inches and here are some of these ridiculous amounts, plymouth meeting four and a half inches, 2.3 inches in lower makefield township. one and a half in an hour in springfield. overnight. watch for icy spots. alert for road closures because of tree and branchs clogging up the roads, skies clearing but rather strong and can offer clumps of snow. don't let that startle you into tomorrow. coming up a lot of chatter about another potential system i'll have more on that with the seven-day forecast. ukee and jessica >> thank you >>> the snow came down in droves in delaware county, >> nicole brewer joins you now from broomall one of the area got a lot of snow >> we're here along west chester pike, not far from the intersection in broom. the latest round of winter weather. i'm not sure you can call eight prize but they did for snow totals. at least mere in delawif the stg f lucky to have to be doing this >> i wouldn't call it lucky. i'll take the mega millions >> a foot of snow in newton square and the neighborhood. steve harris who was up for work at 3:

and fox chase section picked up over eight inches and here are some of these ridiculous amounts, plymouth meeting four and a half inches, 2.3 inches in lower makefield township. one and a half in an hour in springfield. overnight. watch for icy spots. alert for road closures because of tree and branchs clogging up the roads, skies clearing but rather strong and can offer clumps of snow. don't let that startle you into tomorrow. coming up a lot of chatter about another potential system i'll have more on that with the seven-day forecast. ukee and jessica >> thank you >>> the snow came down in droves in delaware county, >> nicole brewer joins you now from broomall one of the area got a lot of snow >> we're here along west chester pike, not far from the intersection in broom. the latest round of winter weather. i'm not sure you can call eight prize but they did come in first for snow totals. at least mere in delaware county. if the storm was a lottery. broomall hit the jackpot >> nice to know we won something >> feeling lucky to have to be doing this >> i wouldn't call it lucky. i'll take the

aside from that, not too far off we're watching for a downed tree in plymouth township blocking walton road. jolly road will get you around it. new crash in chadds ford a vehicle slammed into a guardrail, route 1 baltimore pike south of painters crossing route 1 and 202. mount laurel, portions of elbow lane and hartford road and church road are blocked this morning. in syringe -- springfield delaware county. we have problem at route 68. princeton, not getting by 206. downed tree there. state on route 1, no problems reported in south brunswick. down the shore, garden state parkway, drying out by the cape may toll plaza. route 40 is blocked by flooding by the ac expressway. >>> a philadelphia driver was arrested after hitting a mother and two crowning daughters on the sidewalk in the -- young daughters on the sidewalk and running away mayfair on tuesday night. violet crosby was pinned underneath the striking car. >> she was under the car, we just with all our power lifted the car and we moved it back. >> police have arrested 31-year-old sackry lauer. >>> police have arrested a 14-year-ol

we have about 8-inches of snow here in plymouth meeting in this area right around norristown as wellonight the clean up is underw underway. roger lucas was hard at work wednesday night clearing snow from around his kia suv in norristown. he was busy scooping up what was left behind by his march snowstorm on airy street. >> coming along well. a little wet and heavy. but i get ready for the morning time. won't like freeze up. >> reporter: earlier in the day, this was the scene on germantown pike in chestnut hill. during the heart of wednesday's big snowstorm. the wet fast accumulating snow got packed down quickly and left dozens of drivers stuck on these slick hilly roads. >> they're pretty bad honestly as long as everyone gets home safely that's all we care about. >> people stuck all over. >> reporter: or fox 25 live truck was a casualty of the slippery roads. we got stuck for almost 90 minutes. we joined other drivers as they shoveled, pushed and muffled their way up the hills and out. bob breck came to our rescue together us out with pickup truck. >> i live down the coniine saw the

. >> reporter: this is owen in plymouth meeting, he loves, can you see in the snow, they wrote 6abc.hey love the snow, too. did you hear the thunder snow? it's unusual, nearly 100 strikes mainly i-95 and east, it's rare to happen, let alone see 100 strikes. during the events where you had the snowfall we had 2 to 3 inches an hour, in ocean county we had a person and house struck. it can be serious at times. it's unusual that we saw it and we have clear skies today. >> going ton to "healthcheck," looks matter, babies who resemble their fathers are healthier. researchers studied 700 families in which babies lived with their mother, fathers spend an average two more days per months with the child the baby resembleses resembleses -- resembles them. the babies have fewer asthma attacks and fewer emergency room visitors. >>> amazon alexa is creeping customers out, we'll explain why in the morning buzz. >>> teenager is faces charges after deputies say he impersonated a sheriff three different times. the crazy story is coming up at 5:30 a.m. oh, there's more. mobile id cards, emergency roads

not as cold here, for degrees in plymouth but other areas down below freezing.o take us tomorrow morning. after the mist has cleared, the majority will see large amounts of sunshine tomorrow. these showers still feeding in across the western side of scotla nd feeding in across the western side of scotland with wintry nests over high ground. southern parts of england and a good part of wales will cloud over with some outbreaks of rain beginning to splash in by the middle of the afternoon. friday's rush hour does look like a 5°99y friday's rush hour does look like a soggy one from plymouth to cardiff to london as these outbreaks of rain pushed north. much of the rain will be light and patchy but it could turn a bit heavier as we get deeper into the evening. that rain courtesy of this frontal system working north, all driven by an area of low pressure sitting in the south—west. the positioning of this low means that into the weekend we will be getting southerly winds across the country, feeding in a mild air. miles is the big theme for our weekend forecast. some ra

plymouth just starting to see something. conshohocken not yet. king of prussia in the last 15 minutes starting to see snow flurries move in. different areas seeing different things. where we start to see the blue here that's heavier snow coming down. krystal klei is going to walk us through the future cast, but right now we want to check in with jessica for a closer look at the roadways. >>> checking in on the schuylkill expressway, interchange not too bad. the roads are mostly wet and a little slushy in some spots. but on and off-ramps are going to be the tricky spots. pennsauken, watching some downed wires. 73 southbound ramp route 130 is closed. >>> 5:34 right now. we continue our team coverage. we showed you chester county and now matt delucia has moved to king of prussia county. >> reporter: the good thing is there aren't too many cars on the road. right now we're on route 202 in king of prussia where the roads are mostly wet. just to give you an idea of the contrast, look over here where you see the hard surfaces and the grassy surfaces cov

. >> i can by pass and go down plymouth drive. >> today a good day to by pass it, right?> yes, it is. very damp, yes. >> reporter: my photographer was caught in a downpour while shooting video early this morning. in week they will measure the rain in inches in the santa cruz mountains. residents know anything can happen. >> a lot of our roads are flooded. we have a lot of very large oak branches that hang over and wonder how strong it is or if it is collapse my car and squish me like a bug. so a little scary. >> of course another side effect of the heavy rain. max has to figure out what do with his house bound son. >> he will chase the dog around and maybe some board games later. >> reporter: the commute home will be extra tough as well here in the santa cruz mountains. so take it slow. be have a careful and hopefully you won't be the one in need of a tow truck or even worse an ambulance. reporting live in santa cruz, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> appreciate that. the storm has caused a lot of delays and cancellations at san francisco international airport. adding to the p

the bus that was stuck here in plymouth valley, bus ten. traffic has been gridlocked. it's slow going. staff right now, staying with those children until their they're home safely. nbc 10 news. >> shows you the power of that wind. how's it going, katy? >> i have an update on majors, mass transit, you name it, we have an update. >> all right, let's take a look. we're 130 near 168. there are downed poles and wires, so you'll find them on 130. and also route 168. the right lane is blocked because of that. so be aware of that. moving into pennsylvania, let's take a look. 95 northbound and southbound, looking really good. normally 95 is the culprit of all problems, but we're seeing good drive time there. 76 as you make your way eastbound, 476, not doing much better. mass transit, so we're seeing system wide delays. about 11 regional rail lines are not running today because of weather. new jersey transit expecting delays then amtrak, all service between boston and washington, d.c. that's closed and will resume tomorrow. zpl now to philadelphia. taking a live look at philadel

a live look at our plymouth meeting camera. can see we got the sunshine, some cumulus clouds out there and there's still quite a bit of snow out there as well. here's what you can expect over the next six hours. lots of afternoon sunshine, so that's going to contribute to noticeable melting happening today along with temperatures that will be well above freezing. making their way slowly but surely into the low and mid 40's. wind chills, however, throughout the afternoon are going to be in the 30's and we'll see some clouds on the increase later this evening. let's recap some snowfall records from yesterday n philadelphia around 6.1-inches of snow fell, that beats the old record by about 2.1-inches, the old record set back in 1969. also a snowfall record in wilmington. record snow of 4.6-inches fell yesterday. that's a new dailyathat's 2-incd record that was also set back probably with the same storm back in 1969. 38 degrees right now in philadelphia. again, we're on our way up into the 40's. 39 in trenton. 37 in allentown. we'r

through plymouth meeting if you look over here snowplows are out.y good buddy joe from tara landscaping working what the what parking lot here. cleaning that up. he says the snow is wet. it's heavy. you have to be real careful plowing it out but he's moving as fast as he can he's been working since 3:00 o'clock this morning clearing snow up here in the montgomery county area. how much snow did we get good check out this car somebody parked it here you can see i'm going to say four or 5-inches on the hood of the car they got some work to do when they get back again all of the roadways up in this area if you don't have to go out, don't go out. let the crews get out here, clear them off, they are wet. they are slippery. the back roads that have not been touched yet have that packed snow on it on top of us. our truck went sideways we had to get pulled by a good buddy of our bob breck who towed us out of there with pickup truck. we got free about 90 minutes. let me tell you there must have been close to 100 cars bumper to bumper all the way down germanto

her body was found on october opz 22nd in plymouth, massachusetts. an autopsy determined she had been killed by a massive skull fracture. she was the sister of a state police officer. >>> and this morning a winter storm watch is posted from virginia to maine. gusting winds, flooding, and snow are forecast. new england is expected to be hit the hardest. some areas there have yet to recover from the first storm. >> it's been traumatic, it really has. i was hoping it was going to go south of us. what's frustrating is the wind. the wind reminds you. the waves can come back around. i lived here for 18 years, never had a problem until the last storm and now you feel a little bit of unease every time you hear another one come. >> the storm is expected to ramp up tonight into tomorrow morning. other areas including boston could see another 8 inches of snow. >>> as expected chinese lawmakers voted to abolish presidential term limits. that means xi jinping can rule indefinitely. >>> coming up on the "morning news," fertility clinic malfunctions. the latest fai

>>> still to come on "eyewitness news" bracing for the storm a live look from sky scan three in plymouth meeting as that winter weather moves in but how much snow will fall where you live? kate bilo has the latest track >>> some philadelphia workers head to city hall to voice concerns to council legislation they were pushing for and why they say it is needed, up next, >>> there is reason to worry about the sixers in char lieutenant tonou what it is. >>> plus a welcomed sight on the ice flyers just added fire power for their playoff push, later in sports. ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future...ace it. the future is for the unafraid.♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we get ready for more winter weather question is how much snow will fall and where, we will check back with kate in a bit with your up to the minute forecast. >>> today philadelphia city council held a hearing on impact of changing schedules and unstable hours on philadelphia workers and their families. ing and it is changing rapidly and today, huge swabs of philadelphians are now in the part-time work force and

plymouth meeting and a live look at the mid-county toll plaza along 476 t-the blue route and then northeastsion. we had a crash on the northbound side of the northeast extension approaching lansdale but they just got that cleared out of the way. live look at our were buddy ben, the ben franklin bridge and it's wet this morning. speed restrictions in place on many of the area bridges but traffic is moving fine. not so good though coming off the tacony-palmyra bridge along 73 at 130. we've got downed wires all southbound lanes blocked, northbound just a little bit of traffic is getting by and in brooklawn it's more tidal flooding this morning blocking a lane each way along 130 near 47. that caused delays yesterday. we expect them again on this wednesday, tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> now let's go over to "action news" reporter jeanette reyes who is live in montgomeryville montgomery county. jeanette what does it look like there? >> all parked cars must be moved off snow emergency routes. all municipal offices in philadelphia and courts are closed today and a state of emergency has also b

elsewhere, a mild night, 10 celsius in plymouth into tomorrow morning. in plymouth into tomorrow morningughter in salisbury. visited the scene and give this update. have had the support they need and will continue to get it. giving up nuclear weapons. he would meet kim jong—un by may, to achieve permanent denuclearisation. to be close to agreeing a three—year pay deal. on disposable coffee cups. discounts to customers bringing their own cups.

and plymouth, 325 miles from plymouth to fleetwood, a proper old strip today.ill have mark lawrenson and isjermaine cornish pasties? we will have mark lawrenson and is jermaine jenas cornish pasties? we will have mark lawrenson and isjermainejenas on the programme as well. is that a cardigan ora the programme as well. is that a cardigan or a jacket? it's a cardigan. i saw charlie‘s eyebrows perk. i was trying to counter the buttons. i got to about 12 and stopped. sometimes they're fake buttons on these things. but there are eight, and you have to do them all up. it took an hour to get into this this morning. it's a rare cardigan. it's a bit like a corset. there is quite a lot to hold in. in the scottish premiership, we have rangers against celtic in the old firm derby tomorrow. last night, hibernian moved 12 points clear of neighbours hearts with a 2—0 win at easter road. hibs are nowjust a point behind third—placed aberdeen. now in the last few hours, victory for england‘s cricketers. england clinching their sixth successive win in one—day cricket. they will h

beach new plymouth you see it. so it's a sort of what if. what can show you now are some drone pictures from this scene it it may help us understand the ferocity of the blaze the scale of the devastation the surrounding streets from here they're still blocked off and we can see clearly that the roof has collapsed look at the size about sixteen square meters sixteen hundred square meters of devastation on the fourth floor of going into the third of course and collapsing on the on the lower floors as well inside the building while there you go it's completely burned dodge we can see the emergency teams working there it took a little bit of time for them to get in on sunday evening as the as they flames this smoke was just so bad it took some time for them to come in and we also discussed the situation with the civil engineering expert he is of the belief that camera of a blaze shows systematic problems with fire safety in shopping malls. doesn't match. most well read it was a problem he did building call much loved it was a problem with that m

he would not let his kid wait on going.d i'm i went down and put the plymouth convertible in the spotmary said he's out in the lane honey.nto the shop, my dad was a well-dressed, very, real gentleman. and he was pacing back and forth i looked. dad, that's the matter? he looked at me. joey, i'm so sorry. i'm so damn sorry. this is before cell phones. i thought something happened to two brothers or sister s or my mom. he said i went to the bank to borrow the money to help you get to school. lend me the money. i'm so gd ashamed. i'm so ashamed. gets that part too. it is not just the kid that doesn't get to go on to school. it is the mother or father. the most helpless thing you can have as a parent look at an opportunity or problem and know there's not a damn thing you can do to help. guys, this is all within our wheel house. ouran do this standing on head. i can conclude by saying i was listening as the poorest man in congress for host of my time there. about. to brag no, no, no. because i said i would never take an honorarium or own a stock or bond and never be involved in the business

discussed the role of the british guy that states of the empire were the author of director of the plymouth institute for peace research dr jim kolbe stay too. long. before today's election meddling inspired poisoning accusations there was the cold war and before that the many casual observers of history may forget that there was the great game in the us and it was the original geopolitics standoff between russia and the west when the british empire washington's predecessor as the world's uninvited peacemaker spent decades laying the foundations for many of today's conflicts and an effort to restrict russia's influence in central asia and the middle east the long simmering undeclared war with its fighting in afghanistan sectarian violence political intrigue and desperate hunt for oil may seem like a very modern conflict and that's because it truly was a song sound sat down with researcher tim cole's author of recently released book human wrongs to discuss how this history shapes some of the world's most critical issues today. the time britain's main interest was india so this is nineteenth

some problems we will take you outside, show you what it looks like, on ridge avenue over in the plymouthnow. not too much rain currently falling, katie, talking about this earlier, how we could get little lull in the action. we are seeing that in pockets across the philadelphia area. but roads are still wet. still getting spray off of the road. and as we get a look at what we can expect with our graphic here for the next couple of hours and through the afternoon and evening commute, as well, giving you red light across the board. while the rain is not necessarily heavy currently, we are again going to be watching that, through most of the morning hours, and then, that change-over maybe in some spots, especially north of the city, so if you're maybe traveling in areas around the lehigh valley, the poconos through the afternoon, going to be watching for slick roads , then also the change- over to snow. and then maybe also a chance for there to be some snow in the philadelphia area, as we get into the evening rush hour , so we will be definitely keeping an eye on that. our roof camera, agai

lets look outside right now, out to plymouth meeting an area with 10 inches of snow with the storm andou can see skies are still gray, in the seeing much in the way of breaks of sunshine anymore, breaks of clear sky i should say as sun goes down but we will see clearing skies through tonight, lingering flurry or snow shower, possible. here's our departing system still looking strong as it moves up through new england, and winds are still gusty around back edge of this storm but heaviest snow has now shift todd southern new england and we are seeing most of the snow, ending in the region. still snowing in portions of ocean county, toms river, lbi, light at best and over burlington county as well, seeing some of that snow could be slick spots on the roads there. road conditions, are improving , a lot of the snow, melted on contact, and that is what we will see with this heavy wet snow and does in the pile up, as when air is very cold because the snow melts, it compacts and that keeps total lower in some spots even as those big fat flakes are falling from the sky, in the quite as much, on

and stone discussed the role of the british united states of empire with author of director of the plymouth institute for peace research dr tim cole stayed to watch. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. will somehow want to. have to go on to be cross with what the forty three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of my house. first city. league. players. were. league. players. before today's election meddling inspired poisoning accusations there was the cold war and before that the many casual observers of history may forget there was the great game in essence it was the original geopolitics standoff between russia and the west when the british empire washington's predecessor as the world's uninvited peacemaker spent decades laying the foundations for many of today's conflicts and an effort to restrict russia's influence in central asia and the middle east the long simmering undeclared war with its fighting in afghanistan sectarian violence political intrigue and despe

so it won't be as cold, four orfive degrees in plymouth. elsewhere, sub zero values.rth we will continue to see some showers, they will fall as snow over the scottish mountains. but a glorious day with sunshine, before cloud pushes into england and wales. temperatures around 10 degrees. still cool in the north. as which head into the weekend, things are set to turn milder, particularly saturday afternoon, given some sunshine. some rain spilling northwards and we could see some snow on its leading edge. this is the picture for saturday, a messy one, with that front moving north. some snow on the higher grouped of scotland. but —— ground of scotland. behind it skies brightening and when the sunshine comes out it will be very mild. we could see a top temperature of 16 degrees. so much milder. into sunday, another mild day. maybe not as mild as saturday and it will be sunny too. our main story. detective sergeant nick bailey is named as the police officer taken ill after heaping the former russian spy in salisbury. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: the police pffic

this isjust outside plymouth. at least you can see the car there. vehicle is not quite so easy to spot. here on exmoor, you canjust about get directions still. the roads are not the only problem. for many, the biggest issue is dealing with power cuts and a lack of water. more than 700 homes were still without electricity a short time ago and many households are still without water. the low temperatures and the thawing process from the snow has resulted in a large break—out of bursts and leaks and we are struggling to keep pace with the sheer demand for water from our customers and we have had quite a few problems with customers having leaks and bursts on their own pipes as well. water was also the problem on the rail line at dawlish but today the train link in and out of the region was restored, as were flights from exeter airport. but thousands of homes tonight remain without power. the m62 in greater manchester did start moving again after being closed for more than a day. but the thaw has brought flood warnings to coastal areas of england — and m

temperatures nudging upwards in the south, ten in cardiff and plymouth, 11 in london.er, spells of sunshine, cloud and rain which may pushing towards the far south—west later in the day. milder in the south, it still quite chilly the further north. into easter monday, it looks like we will see some rain spreading northwards. in mixed outlook. hello, you're watching afternoon live. today at 2. a decision by the parole board to release black cab rapist john worboys has been quashed — prompting its chairman nick hardwick to resign. getting the green light — plans to charge consumers a refundable deposit for recycling bottles and cans. he did go to see xi. confirmation that north korea's president kim jong un went to beijing — his first foreign trip since coming to power seven years ago. coming up on afternoon live all the sport with hugh... and it's not great news for the aussie captain... and it has can tenured, former captain steve smith has been banned for a year captain steve smith has been banned fora yearand captain steve smith has been banned for a year and bulldoz

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as we look at the roads, this is the blue route 476 in plymouth meeting, the metroplex right over there the travel lanes of 476 are just wet at this point but still wet can be slippery and we saw a crash earlier on the northeast extension portion of 476 near lansdale. it's now gone. northeast philadelphia here, this is woodhaven road over top the roosevelt boulevard, route one, and again, just wet conditions. on the grassy surfaces, you're seeing a little bit of accumulation but the road, itself, is just wet. this one's really wet. by penn's landing this is columbus boulevard delaware avenue northbound lanes tidal flooding again this morning. just like yesterday during both of our commutes. stay over on 95. you don't want to try and drive through that big puddle on columbus boulevard northbound. this is 95 nearby and it looks okay. just a little bit wet here but not as wet as columbus boulevard so go ahead and use it. 25 miles per hour on all bridges. we're getting the warning sign there from penndot as you travel into new jersey and if you're coming off the tacony-palmyra bridge, i wou

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