at vagabond brewing in salem, oregon, you can now tip back an attack owl ipa in celebration of the salem's attack owl. i would like to try some, thank you very much. but there's more. down the road in salem, there's another company rolling out their own owl beer, called hoot attack, that includes the owl warning sign. oregon has two new owl beers. i feel a road trip coming on. >>> but first, we have a story about the truly amazing, first

right here, in salem and woodstown and this is in glassboro and this is route 55 in malaga then is the atlantic city expressway with a heavy band pulling through. from you in these areas you'll get hit with this. watching with that stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we'll go back out wide one more time with double scan technology we can talk about the texture of the snow, this gray is wetter heavier snow, up to the north light and fluffier with the very cold air coming in. i think we'll see a change in the consistency of the snow in the coming hours it won't be quite as heavy and wet with temperatures near freezing, stormtracker 6 live double scan 3-d, a long ahead. the snow is breaking up a bit as we look to the south and west, that is heads in our direction the intensity will ease back in the coming hours how about those temperatures 28 in philadelphia 21 in allentown and 15 in mt. pocono and one issue we are talking about is only a half mile visibility in much of the area and less than that in trenton and reading adam as are you out there today we are telling people not to

men in those batteries are members of the richmond howitzers and salem flying artillery. here is an illustration of the firing of the last gun. william brown is with the salem flying artillery. one of those shells finds this fellow here. hiram clarke. kimberlin claims him to be the last casualty. don't know that that is necessarily true. but it is a rather tragic story. hiram clarke is from marathon, new york. he is sick with jaundice in the hospital. he finds out his regimen is moving out i campaign, he absents himself from the hospital and joins his resident -- regimen. arching all the way to appomattox, and is hit by an artillery shelled and killed outright. we always knew about this -- this illustration. a couple years ago, found a photo of him. one of the last casualties of appomattox. 6'3" inches -- 6'3". as they are falling back, there are 25 men of the fourth and 14th north carolina volunteer to sacrifice themselves while gordon's men retreat. they are led by this fellow here, captain wilson jenkins. and they put up a defense on the western edge of the village. mo

undercover officers arrested glenn brennan at a business on wednesday in ben salem. he admitted to robbing half a dozen businesses in ben salem and five more in philadelphia. he's in jail now on half a million bail. >>> good morning. heading throughout the rest of the day, the good news is we are done with the snow but still seeing bitter cold conditions. near record cold this morning. pushing into the weekend, we'll see nicer conditions. but we are checking for refreezing, so be careful on the side streets and walking on the sidewalks and driving this morning. we're tracking record cold as we head into the rest of the morning hours. then heading into the afternoon, our temperatures are staying 20 degrees below average. but much warmer heading into the weekend and next week. so a spring-like condition is on their way. for philadelphia right now, 14 degrees. it feels like 2 degrees with the wind speed out of the north at 9 miles per hour. the actual temperature across the region is 2 degrees in the pocanos. we are at 5 degrees in allentown. 8 degrees in pottstown. 11

coastal salem county. oxford toward the 234e689. you get into -- toward the northwest, you get into chester and lancaster county seeing flurries this morning. at least we're not picking up the heavier snow. boston has been ground zero all yearlong they will pick up two inches of snow as it stretches southwest and into long island, connecticut and rhode island. we're missing out on another snowstorm. not feeling like the end of march. 43 degrees we'll go mainly cloudy and breezy, flurries and sprinkles possible this afternoon. when i come back in ten minutes we'll talk about how long the cold shot lasts and the milder conditions that move in next week. >>> thanks chris. >>> we have the latest on our developing story the philadelphia fire marshal is on the scene of a four-alarm warehouse blaze trying to figure out what caused the building to go up in flames. a passer by in the city's hunting park section called in the fire. crews arrived ascertain called for more help. fire officials say keeping firefighters safe was the priority. >>

. >>> good people of salem, oregon, beware it has happened again.he angry owl patrolling your local park is still at it. i spoke with the salem parks department, they tell us today that after the four angry owl attacks on joggers that we reported in the state capital of oregon earlier this year now there has been a another one, number five. the owl did not hurt anybody, but the owl did swoop in close and scary, according to the parks department quote, warning them just who they were messing with. the owl scared somebody else. this scared jogger was forewarned, after that string of earlier owl attacks this year. salem oregon parks department installed owl attack warning signs, that was originally a graphic for this show. we were very happy to help. those beware of owl signs went up last month in salem. to our lasting delight. it turns out they have a use beyond warning people about owls in the park because it turns out people want to own them. one person wanted a sign so badly they tried to take the sign right off the post in the park. scary owl sign

for parts of northern delaware in salem and cumberland counties we've seen two inches to seven inches and two to three more inches expected here. philadelphia area 4.5 to 6 inches so far and two to three more inches and for bucks and montgomery county we've seen -- and for the lehigh valley we've seen 5 to 8 1/2 inches and coming up, we'll show you the timing and how cold it will be as we go into tonight. that's straight ahead. >>> crews at philadelphia international airport loaded snow into dumpsters after clearing jetways and runways. three out of four flights in and out of philly international have either been cansceled because of the weather. some people told us they've had more than one flight cancel today. >> we're hoping to catch another flight and we've paid for two hotel rooms that we're not using. >> and he tells us right now his chances of getting to a trade show in nashville look about 2%. >>> to get updated information on departures and arrivals keep this number handy, 1-800-phl-gate. >>> nbc 10 watching the impact on the rails as we try to look live at 30th street statio

salem and cumberland county seeing snowfall. millville some light snow and rain farther to the southwest with temperatures warmer in delaware. and another round of rain is possible. it doesn't look like much but that line of showers is going to be moving in around lunchtime today with temperatures warmer by then. so we could see scattered light showers. and then you can see the clearing off to the west that's what we'll see this afternoon. tomorrow another round of wet weather. more rain will be moving in to the area during the morning and sticking around into the afternoon. during the day today, the showers tapering off this morning. gusty winds this afternoon. high temperatures in the middle to upper 50s this afternoon. and then it's going to be a cold start tomorrow morning, but we'll be dry in the morning with the rain moving in later in the morning to stick around into the afternoon hours. then the sun is back. but look at the temperature, wednesday afternoon, just a high of 50 degrees. improving conditions for thursday. th

. >>> police identify the woman that was hit and killed crossing the street in ben salem. christina massy died at the scene and annie mccormick has the full story. >> reporter: police reopened the intersection just before 10:00 a.m. this morning, the victim was hit not once but twice and by two different vehicles. police sections off this portion of street road with crime scene tape during the midst of rush hour traffic the victim was pronounced dead at the scene it was christina massy of ben salem. >> a 28-year-old female was walking crossing nights street and was crossed against the light and was struck by on coming traffic. the car is the first striking vehicle and is the driver of that car stopped and then a second vehicle hit massy and kept going but police don't know if that person knew they hit a person. >> we found that vehicle in another state across the line and that driver is very cooperative. >> this is a dangerous intersection and police want to remind everyone to obey the lights. people are reporting a lot of fatalities in this area and it's people not walkin

she left salem between 10 and 10:30 last night, was headed home to springville. the family didn't know that she did not arrive." >> reporter: a resident in the area recalls hearing a loud noise around 10:30, 11 o'clock friday night but said nothing was visible at the time. the fisherman didn't spot the vehicle until 12:30 the next afternoon. >> "where the car was at you couldn't see it from the road way." >> vicki: it's unclear if the baby was covered by water, which was apparently frigid. seven of the rescuers were treated at a hospital for hypothermia. as of this morning, the baby was listed in critical condition at the hospital. as the multi-year drought continues, bay area residents face price hikes for water usage. water agencies say they need to increase rates because they are selling a lot less water as customers conserve due to the drought. because they have sold less water, the agencies have lost millions of dollars in revenue. the companies had to spend more money to buy water from a southern california water bank. these agencies serve about 80 percent

at vagabond brewing in salem, oregon, you can now tip back an attack owl ipa in celebration of the salem'sattack owl. i would like to try some, thank you very much. but there's more. down the road in salem, there's another company rolling out their own owl beer, called hoot attack, that includes the owl warning sign. oregon has two new owl beers. i feel a road trip coming on. >>> but first, we have a story about the truly amazing, first of the nation news out of oregon, which is nothing to do with either beer or owls. and we've got on top a visit from the brand-new governor that made this brand-new thing happen. that story and the interview are just ahead. ♪ bring your vision for the future to life. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been helping families achieve life-long financial security with innovative tools and strategies. talk to a financial advisor to protect your family and plan today. pacific life. the power to help you succeed. pacific life proudly presents "humpback whales", a whale-sized movie for giant screen theaters. [chorus singings:] ♪ roundup ♪ i'm the protector o

salem viewer on booktv. >> caller: the "nation magazine" has been a standard in my house will hold for years. it's the only magazine that comes out with true articles. i wish more people would get the "nation magazine" and i'm excited about the conference that is taking place right now right now on tv. you can only watch this on c-span. >> host: salem and ashland oregon anything you would like to say about the 150th anniversary? >> guest: well is so exciting. we are the oldest journal of news and opinion in the united states. it started in 1865 and it's amazing that we are still here so we have to plan ahead for the next 50 years. >> host: any significance to the fact that it was founded one month before the civil war ended? >> guest: well i think it did come out of the civil war struggle and the coalition of what we would now call liberal causes around that. but you know it's a great and laborious long history. >> host: katrina vanden huevel who is the editor has been on c-span many times as well. kathy is going from at the wyoming. kathy you are on with katha pollitt. >> caller: hi.

mington area moving into south jersey and salem county getting a few snowflakes right now. most of the areas will stay dry. so a cloudy and cold start, 28 degrees at 6:00. by 9:00 30 degrees. and then 35 degrees at lunchtime to start to see breaks of sunshine as we head into the afternoon. your hour by hour future weather when i'm back in ten to show you how warm it's going to get in your neighborhood, but first we'll go to first alert traffic reporter christine maddela. >>> good morning to you, bill. this is interstate 95 at delaware route 7. things are looking pretty good out there. road conditions are clear and dry. and there's just not a lot of volume out there at this hour. nothing to slow you down too much out there. that's why we're seeing a lot of green on our maps everywhere from the blue route to the pennsylvania turnpike into south jersey on 295. things are moving pretty well out there. but on 295 there is some construction to tell you about. this is between route 42 in the black forest pike with construction crews set up blocking the right lane there. so cars ar

malaga, along route 55 an inch an hour, salem an inch an hour a half inch an hour in the surrounding area where the lighter pinks. we are continuing to see the snowfall rates an inch an hour, hopefully are you not outside in this are you inside watching us pulling in stormtracker 6 live double scan look at the side of this system and how many people are being effected by this frontal boundary, they are getting the snow in new england and philadelphia over 1500 miles, richmond and charlotte they are getting the ice and jackson and even houston, they are getting the rainfall. we have moisture yet pulling into the region the winter storm warning in effect until 7:00 we are dealing with this for quite sometime it started at 11:00 and we are not wrapping up until the evening hour, we are now down to the teens in the allentown and 27 in philadelphia below freezing or at the freezing mark everywhere, even below freezing in atlantic city. the visibility we are tracking this as well. about .8 mile in philadelphia but look at trenton and reading, .3 and .5 in millville new jersey. hopefully pe

. >> meanwhile at a shrine in ben salem they are getting ready to learn about philadelphia's own st. driscoll. >>> good morning. heading into the rest of your wednesday, temperatures today are very similar to what we saw yesterday, well above average pushing to 60 degrees. we're dealing with a fog advisory in effect until 6:00 a.m. be careful as you leave the home and mild again. more rain back in the seven-day forecast. it's warm but we're in an sun unsettled weather pattern. for the entire area we are still seeing a few showers. here's what it looks like on radar. the feels-like temperature is 43. throughout the region 40 degrees in atlantic city. 48 in atlantic city. 40 degrees in reading. and temperatures today will push into the 60s, which will be very nice. 40 degrees in mount pocano. 38 in shenandoah. 40 currently in reading and coatsville. temperatures in horsham at 44. 45 degrees in friendton. if you live closer to woodvine, 49. 47 in millville. temperatures in dover, 48 degrees. the big difference from this side yesterday, we were up about 16 degrees in mount holly. up 16 i

count way look on the conditions there hi, carol. >> yes, we are in salem county right now on route 40. this is a road snow covered yesterday. and it does not look bad this morning. i tell you we came down 55, and still plowing some of the sides on that. but, things are in so much better shape this morning than you might dare imagine in most areas. the one thing you will have to do, and that's the road crews have nothing to do with that, and that is take the extra time as my photographer mike type err said, to chissle your way into your car because the locks are friends, doors can be frozen, trying to get the window down if you needed to for any reason, can be hard, because we saw so much freezing with the temperatures dropping to most records this morning, dealing with some cold. now, we're going to be watching for also the difficulty in finding road signs. all of that slush yesterday that got sent up on road signs, you find a lot of that obscured so just take it easy out there, it is a regroup day today. but i think we are regroup nicely and the weather will look beautiful hopeful

they're working on a cooling unit inside a containment building, salem county.e can tell you the reactor was taken offline sunday afternoon. that happened after the plant missed a deadline to make the repairs. no word yet just how long it will be before the reactor is back up and running again. the company's other two reactors are still operating. >>> a delaware mom is taking on a rare disease one shamrock shirt at a time. jennifer randolph began her campaign a couple years ago. her son jack has one of just 1200 diagnosed cases of feelen mcdermott syndrome a rare autism-related condition. a couple years ago she made up the shirts to raise money to fight for the disease and make people aware of it. >> your kid is like this and it's such a long period of time people don't know how to help. this was a great way for people. yes, it's something that i can do to help. it's easy. it's fun. >> she's now raised $27,000 and has shirts in all 50 states and even in some foreign countries. >>> from the busy streets of center city to the avenues across philadelphia's neighbor

they were out in pensville, salem county having a good time in the snow. cydney long is live in gloucester township camden county. >> cydney you've seen messy roads where you've been all day long. tell us about conditions right now. >> we've been waiting for right now and waiting and wondering when we'd know able to tell you when and the snow has tapered off. ten hours into the snowstorm and it has lightened up and this is what it looks like actually and a friendly nice husband who is clearing out his wife's car and this is what it looks like because she started work at 8:00 this morning. look at the amount of snow we've had here at least 5 to 6 inches and we can't find the pavement. your husband is a very nice guy. he's clearing off your car. i know. it has been a winter wonderland out here. >> gloucester township police have been patrolling these roadways and we've seen plenty of cars slipping and sliding at this intersection at sicklerville and we can also say state police have responded to at least 105 accidents throughout the afternoon today and the c

salem and millville will be in the bull's-eye. that's the area of 5 will be hard to navigate perhaps. this is camden. new jersey governor christie went on twitter last night to declare a state of emergency. he urged people to stay off the roads if possible to allow salt and plow crews to do their work. state offices in new jersey will delay opening until 11:00 this morning. over to montgomery county. our katiey zachry is live. about a half hour cleverly you wrote 5:05 on the sidewalk. we're anxious to see what it looks like. >> reporter: yeah cleverly tell our executive producer that's clever. so yes, vai, i did put a time stamp in the show. i'll show you that in just a minute. in the last half hour things have changed. the temperature has stayed the same, 32 degrees. so it feels like the mid-20s, so it's cold. the flakes are smaller and falling faster. and as you can see, that's accounting for a pretty decent coating on the grass, on the sidewalks, on parking lots. i measured it in the last half hour. it's about a quarter inch. t

you can now tip back an attack owl ipa in celebration of salem's attack owl.ld like to try some, thank you very much. but there's more. down the road in salem, there's another company rolling out their own owl beer, called hoot attack, that includes the owl warning sign. oregon has two new owl beers. i feel a road trip coming on. >>> the truly amazing first of the nation news out of oregon, nothing to do with either beer or owls. and we've got on top a visit from the brand-new governor that made this brand-new thing happen. many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope... doesn't work on wrinkles. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with the fastest retinol formula available, it works on fine lines and even deep wrinkles. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. stop hoping for results, and start seeing them. rapid wrinkle repair... ...and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®. >>> oregon, beloved state of oregon, blessed art thou among women. when john quit as oregon's governor a month ago amid a criminal skregs into

the undercover officers arrested glenn brennan wednesday at a business in ben salem. investigators say brennan admitted to robbing a half dozen ben salem businesses and five more in philly. he's in jail on a half million dollars bail. >>> and 6:18 now, extra travel time and take it slow are the rules of the morning. >> first alert traffic reporter katy zachry is monitoring the roadways. >> you'll need extra time once you get in your car and get out of the driveway. but you'll need extra time scraping off your car because many of us aren't fortunate enough to put it in the driveway or the garage. so perfect example. this truck right here, a lot of the snow pack is frozen onto your car. this is a live look in stormforce 10 navigating the roads throughout west philadelphia right now. you can see the plows did get by and made some end rows in the snow, but there's still a lot of snow pack. and some of the shoulder where cars are parked are really icy and frozen. this is a live look at 95 through yardley it is pretty clear. traffic is moving at a good clip. this is 422 at

it includes wilmington trenton, all points to the north and west and 20 miles to the south and east salemgloucester camden and parts of northern burlington county. enjoy the sunshine and the warmth right now as it is melting some of that snow and ice out there. 40 degrees in philadelphia, 38 in millville. above freezing in the lehigh valley and near 40 at the shore. we are not going see the sunshine again until friday. as we look at satellite and radar you could see the clouds and everything pushing off the coast, so a nice drying trend but with the clear sky and those temperatures dropping again this evening anything that is standing water any puddles on your drive way the sidewalks, parking lots will refreeze tonight. most of your major roadways and secondary roads have dried out at this point with patchy clouds 15 in trenton, tomorrow morning in allentown, 18 in philadelphia and even at the shore temperatures will drop to 20 degrees. no issues for tomorrow morning's commute at 8 o'clock, just cloudy and cold with temperatures in the 20's. snow will start to break out across much of the

it's moving north ward up into salem. farther north and west we go we have snow showers reading lincoln, same thing with lancaster and lebanon all reporting light snow this morning. we'll continue to see that over the next couple of hours. there could flurries or snow shower this afternoon. it's not going to amount to all that much. a just a few flakes flying. 35 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 19. winds out of the north/northwest at 16 miles per hour. that's giving us a windchill of 25 to 28 degrees, feels more like february out there. allentown, 31. of the reading coming in at 0. 29 in lancaster, 34 in wilmington. millville, 36 degrees, dover also coming in at 36 degrees. 25 is our windchill. millville, 30, feels like 20 in allentown and teens in the poconos and lancaster. it's thanks to this low right here. this area of low pressure that's developing along the same frontal system that pulled through yesterday brought all the clouds and scattered showers across jersey and delaware. now an area of low pressure has dev

winston-salem, north carolina. now we would like to see yours. so just get out your phone, take a selfie of yourself and your business and send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it to us @msnbcyourbiz. don't forget to use the the #yourbizselfie. >>> it's time now to answer some of your business questions. mike and jenna are back with us. the first one is about getting more customers in the door. >> we're seeing a pretty significant drop-off in traffic in craft stores all over america. and my question would be what can we do as independent retailers or as an organization to re-establish that traffic pattern for all of our stores? >> retailers have been doing a lot of neat stuff to get people in the door. and with craft stores i think there's a lot of opportunity. >> huge opportunities. there's a fundamental lesson you have to understand about human behavior. that when we as a customer see things of the same online or the store i can buy the same thing, it's human nature to go to the easiest path. it's just

she left salem between 10:00 and 10:30 last night, was headed home to springville.he family didn't know that she did not arrive. >> reporter: the baby is still critically ill but stable at a children's hospital. a remarkable survival of a terrible accident. alastair phillippe, bbc news los angeles. >>> a musical note now. two teenage sisters from pakistan have become an internet sensation after their version of the pop star justin bieber's song "baby" went viral. this in a conservative society where girls singing in public is usually frowned upon. our pakistan correspondent went to lahore to meet them. ♪ >> reporter: a justin bieber song with a pakistani flair. ♪ baby, baby oh, baby ♪ >> reporter: they're practicing their favorite tune. ♪ >> reporter: they barely speak any english, but they transcribe the words. more for fun than anything else. but then this happened. ♪ this amateur video shot on the streets of punjab didn't take long to go viral, and the sisters are now known. >> we've been singing since we were very young. we love justin bieber songs because they

here we go starting to really increase in new castle county delaware, and salem county new jersey. kent county in delaware starting to see some heavier bands down across extreme south jersey. so some of those southern areas really starting to pick up. these are official snowfall totals. takes a little while to update them and here we are, emmaus at 5 inches. coatesville, 3 1/2. so-so far don't have any big reports of -- in new jersey. this is a general area of the heaviest snow and it -- it has shifted a bit to the north. but we have been predicting six inches plus for the core area for a couple of days now. and i think some people will see ten inches before this is over. not in the poconos. 2 to 4 there. 4 to 7 through the lehigh valley. part of the lehigh valley perhaps in the 6 to 10 range along with parts of berks county. much of bucks and montgomery, chester counties philadelphia area burlington county new castle county the new jersey counties across the river near 6 to 10 inches. again, on average. 4 to 7 inches from central delaware in toward atlantic city. and 3 to 5 inches

. >> the suburban feel of ben salem may feel a long ways away but it is not. >> these rooms are booked up quickly? >> yes, the president of visit bucks county says that 85% to 90% of his county's hotel rooms are taken. >> we reached out to hotels in atlantic city, and wilmington and upstate pennsylvania any where we can. >> the tight hotel market has many homeowners considering a stint as landlords to make some cash. but there are new warnings. check your insurance policy to be sure it would cover all aspects of a short-term rental. hold the renters responsible for any damage in the lease and accurate and get a security deposit. protect yourself. >> everyone has a price i guess. >> for bucks county tourism officials, it is longer term. luring visitors back for a return trip. >> i'm thinking in advance two and three years down the road. we want them to come back. >> leaders of the world meeting are hoping that some families will forego that profit potential and invite visitors into their home for just a nominal fee. if you're interested in being a host family you can log on to the world

we are live outside of the casino tonight in ben-salem. who found the child?>> the screams of the p-year-oldÑi got the attention of a good samaritan passing by. they found him alone in the car and his father was playing blackjack for three hours. >> do you have anything to say about what happened? >> a philadelphia man accused of leaving his son alone in the car while he played blackjack had nothing to say. >> i would not even leave a cat or dog in the car, definitely not a child. >>> they watched for him to come out of the casino and say he made no attempt to go back to his car. police rescued his 7-year-old son shortly after an anonymous caller said the boy was crying and calling for his father. he was left for 45 minutes before getting him out. >> thank god the child was vocal and crying and calling for his father. we don't know who the good samaritan was, but thankfully they called. >>> it is a crime to leave children in parked cars has not deterred about a dozen people for doing just that. now police add one more to the list. >> you know, you go in for re

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. >> meanwhile at a shrine in ben salem they are getting ready for international visitors and hopefullyl. to learn more about the st. katherine drexel. >>> and good morning. heading into the rest of your wednesday, we will see your fog lifting. but right now we're dealing with patchy fog, mild conditions again. we warmed to 59 yesterday. today we'll head to the 60s. i'm tracking more rain as we push into your seven-day forecast. a live look outside right now for philadelphia. 44 degrees with the humidity at 100%. it feels like 44 because the wind speeds are out of the west at 3 miles per hour. so the air is still saturated with most of our showers already pushing away from us. so that's good news. we'll dry out heading into the rest of the afternoon. 40 degrees right now in the pocanos. 39 in allentown. 44 in philadelphia. 47 in millville. and we're seeing the high 40s in stone harbor. also in atlantic city. and a closer look at visibility down to two miles here in allentown. down to three in reading. a mile and a half for lancaster. down to five miles here with improving visibility for

crossing the delaware bay into south jersey, cape may with the leading edge of it just coming ashore and salem county also seeing this. i'll leave you with the wide view, if you want to see what is coming to allentown. an hour to 90 minutes for this to pass through. as we take a look outside, cloudy skies with sun breaking through earlier this morning on chopper 6 hd over philadelphia but of course now with the rain on our doorstep the clouds are getting thicker, here is the low dew point and the leading edge of rain is not making it all the way to the ground winds southwest, and cooler to the west where the rain band is to the west interacting with the surface, the rain comes over and pops up after the rain is through, there is the first batch coming through and additional rain to the west, and most of this misses us to the north and some of it coming through later in the afternoon, the model is wanting to place it to the north and later in the rush hour, a couple more sprinkles and showers, and by 10:00 and 11:00 when cecily and david is on the air we may have more to show you on radar. alle

in salem cumberland counties is getting the bulk of the the snow showers flying around and a coating for some of us. 35 degrees the start. forty-nine with some clouds lingering by lunchtime but we should see enough sunshine get us to about 57 degrees today. so there is your monday morning planner from the weather authority. we have got the the seven day forecast just ahead which will include of course easter sunday, coming up. lets look at the schuylkill expressway eastbound at city avenue. it looks like things are getting crowded out there but the road is a little bit wet nothing icy or anything but just enough for you to have to be careful out there you cannot get up too much speed with all that traffic anyway. now we will go to the roosevelt boulevard and see what is happening there, it looks pretty good. lets go back over to route 55 in new jersey. southbound on 55, just before little mill road we have an accident there, and if you take route 102 trolley some delays due to mechanical problems this morning. alex? >> thanks, sue. 6:32. wild night for philadelphia police in hot purs

international and trying to unclog the system which currently is at a stand still, nearly 800 people in ben salem were left without power when a car crashed into a peco power pole it happened on brookwood drive and when the crews arrived they determined the entire pole to be replaced and despite the snow they got the job done and now to fairfax virginia this is a live picture, "action news" is along did i say virginia? fairfax along concord pike there is very little traffic at this hour, the roads are slippery and most motorists are thinking better than to try to negotiate this roadway in fairfax delaware. as this winter's severe weather kins, we urge you to stay with 6abc.com/weather, you can fine storm tracker 6 radar and the seven-day forecast, you can always check the updated list of school closings and delays, there were many of those today. coming up on "action news" tonight, mayor michael nutter lays out his budget plan for the city of philadelphia and the latest on the eagles roster moves ahead with ducis rogers. that and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> mobile 6 is in

i put two and two together and salem help them out. he's a pretty nice guy. i can understand what his girl going through having to come through here. hopefully this will be better for her. >> very nice. we say well done, sir. >>> nearly 1000 flights canceled today at reagan national. there could be more cancellations and delays tomorrow. also amtrak says, northeast correspondtor -- corridor train will continue to operate tomorrow. >>> while people spent the night digging out, others were having fun in the snow. >> reporter: there's more to snow day than just covering up by a fire or watching a movie. for some people, a snow day is about changing the life. take the people who gathered in dewpoint circle for a beg snow file. there was this guy from canada. >> i heard there was a massive storm. i came in this morning before all the airports closed. >> i got hit in the leg. when i was trying to get out, someone hit my stomach. >> reporter: we found these two ladies jogging several miles on snow covered sidewalks. >> like being outside. it's really pretty out. tak

wilmington and salem you have light snow you might get mixed precipitation along the new jersey turnpike at woodbury. flurries at this point. you can look at the area along the coastline. it may have laid something down on the grassy surfaces. it's not causing too much problems currently. there you can see it there the brighter shades of purple near i-95 and jackson mills route 70 and lakehurst and seaside heights. it's came down better there. >> bystanders watched in disbelief as a california firefighter fell through a smoldering garage. you can hear the screams. you can see the crew rushing into the burning buildings to save him. they did pull him out later. the injured firefighter has to undergo many surgery before they know the full extent of his injuries. >>> dozens of inspectors are expected on the site of this crash. air canada plane skidded on its belly in nova scotia yesterday. the plane's voice and data recorders are being analyzed to determine what caused the accident. >>> happening today prosecutors are expected to wrap up their case against boston marathon bomber dzhokhar ts

she never left south salem we now know. or in south salem.usan's murder happens the 23rd of december. frankly, somebody had a train set to put together, and you know what, nobody knew she was somebody. right? and they didn't investigate it in the beginning. and bobby wasn't even a, quote, suspect until a few years. okay. then in texas, they, the cops did a great job. they connected all the dots. they had all the evidence in the world and the prosecution dropped the ball. >> well, is this -- i mean, he comes from money. he comes from a prominent family. now, the family put out a statement saying they're happy that he's been -- >> i'm sure they are. >> -- he's in custody right now. >> they have bodyguards for themselves. >> do his name -- the connections he had, does that play some role? >> it meant nothing in galveston except for paying for the lawyers. >> right. >> but strangely enough, i think it had -- there were so many things at play here. he did get the best defense possible -- >> absolutely. >> -- that money could buy, but even if he go

she left salem between 10:00 and 10:30 last night, was headed home to springville. the family didn't know that she did not arrive. >> reporter: the baby is still critically ill, but stable at a children's hospital. a remarkable survival after a terrible accident. >>> australian prime minister tony abbott says he is sick of being lecture kd by the u.n. over the way australia seeks asylum seekers. it comes as a united nations report is being published, accusing the australian government of violating the rights of asylum seekers to be free from torture. asylum seekers who arrive in australia by boat are transferred to papua new guinea for assessment and resettlement. >>> afghanistan is one of the most challenging places in the world to be a woman. and despite some improvements in recent years, many still struggle to find work. but in the northern city one woman is helping to break down barriers. she is working in the very male world of taxi driving. as jonathan biel reports. >> reporter: like most woman in afghanistan, sarah does the housework. like many, she also look

salem, meld ford, gas -- glassboro. you'll see the colder air moving from northeast to the southeast. center city, we're watching wet snowflakes coming down. 34 degrees right now in philadelphia. in allentown, 27 in poconos. 36 in millville. we're watching the temperatures drop. we're looking in the lehigh valley, a lot of you sitting at the freezing mark, we'll drop a couple of degrees in philadelphia. anything that's landing right now on the highways is going to melt 34 degrees, 36 in millville. the problem is the colder air is coming. these are the current temperatures. in pittsburgh, 19 degrees, 12 in buffalo. that arctic air is in the process of moving in it hadn't hit philadelphia just yet. this is the stalled front to the south. this is the direction the colder air is pulling in. through the course of the day we'll be dropping in the 20s. satellite and radar showing the colder air is starting to move in. we'll see it melt first then get colder and start to stick. at 10 oom we have snow in the region. low 20s in t

. >>> a 28-year-old woman has died after she was hit by to cars in ben salem buck county this morning. christ anne amassy was walking on street road and that car stopped at the scene and then massy was hit by another vehicle that kept going and police caught up to it a short time later, they believe the second driver may not have seen the victim. annie mccormick will have more on this at 12:30. >>> overseas they are looking for a flight that is believed to have gone down in the french alps. elizabeth is following the story from new york. >> reporter: officials say this is officially the worst plane disaster in main land france in 40 years, because the crash site is in a remote location they set up a command location and rescue works are still trying to reach the wreckage area. a plane carrying 144 passengers including two babies and six crew members, according to authorities nobody survived. >> i want to express our profound sympathy and sorrow for the families waiting this morning. >> it's owned by the german giant giant, and they changed their colors from blue and yellow to gray and

it's chilly, a lot of upper 30s and 40s for highs and on the i-95 corridor, mid-40s in glassboro and saleme same 43 and 44 for the ocean front still windy and cool so bundle up if you have plans to head out today. >>> a look now at stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00, it won't turn water into wine but makes the bargain bottle taste expensive. >> from barbara to elmo, the once popular baby names now on the brink ofinction. >> don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >> i'm rick williams, we'll see you tonight. >>> all right, you guys, i am putting the finishing touches on my banana sour cream pancakes because it is our "don't mess with breakfast" show. little bit of almonds, some bananas, and, of course, some deliciously warm maple syrup. i got to bring this out to my pals because it is about time for "the chew" to start! [ cheers and applause ] hey, guys, what is going on? >>> today on "the chew," when it comes to the most important meal of the day, there's only one rule to remember -- don't mess with breakfast. >> so now we just drench them in butter. >> no

in carney's point salem county. handler highway is shut down dupont road stay on pens grove all burn road to get around that blockage because of the downed pole and wires. route 100 is closed because of the problems with the bridge there. we have speed restrictions along 495. 55 miles per hour is the max. at the delaware memorial bridge, 35 miles per hour is all you can do at this point. we're recovering in new castle county. let's grab the ipad and do the commuter report and continue in new castle county. we have ice along the road governor prince road at edgemont. it's wet no reports of problems as you pass christiana and head toward newark. >> harrison ford is recovering after crashing his vintage plane on a california golf course. authorities say the film star's plane lost engine power so he attempted to return to santa monica and i want. the plane was not -- airport. the plane was not going the make it. he had a significant head wounds and was able to speak. he once talked to barbara walters about his love of a

and ocean county salem and cumberland counties and this is more decent snowfall falling for sure and one to three inches so far and this continues to accumulate and 2 to 4 more inches in these areas especially as we get into southern delaware and into parts of northern delaware we see 2 to 4.7 inches so far and this includes salem and cumberland county too, and we could see 2 to 3 more inches into the evening hours and 2 to 3 more inches more than what we've already seen. here is a look at the big picture and the storm is starting to make its way offshore and that's why it's moving from west to east. we still have a while left until it does so. if you are in south jersey and delaware and let's walk through time here as we go through the next couple of hours and we still expect it to snow in south jersey and delaware. we'll see more of an end to the snow and we'll see some clearing by 9:00 especially and everyone should be clearing out of the snow by 9:00 p.m. tonight and then those temperatures keep dropping and right now we are well below freezing which will lead us to icy roads int

a salem ceremony was held -- solemn ceremony was held to remember the lives lost.00 people who were killed, the fukushima nuclear power plant was also very badly damaged. all 48 nuclear reactors have ceased operations but the government is still working to restart nuclear power plants despite the concerns over their safety. >>> iraqi government forces and militias are reporting some major gains now in the fight against isis extreme is in saddam hussein's hometown of tikrit. we have more now from baghdad. >> reporter: iraqi forces paraded triumphantly and claimed they've now encircled tikrit. the general of iraq's interior ministry said victory is just days away. >> are ie sit fighters in tikrit willing to fight to the death? >> some of them try to escape or run away. and we notice them and we control many of them. >> reporter: but the truth is, isis is fighting back with web upons, including mines and suicide bombs. in the battle for tikrit, the iraqi government denies troops from neighboring iran are fighting alongsidity soldiers and says iranian officers are serv

temperatures in the low to mid-40s, less wind, with a high of 46 in philadelphia and glassboro and salem and wilmington and down the shore the statement story light winds and clouds and tomorrow morning we are on the lookout for a light rain mix. and "action news" beginning at 4:00, villanova and lafayette just hours from tip-off. we'll have the life report from pittsburgh. and a church facing criticism, how the archdiocese is responding coming up today, that will do it for "action news" at noon, don't forget to joins for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. i'm rick williams have a nice afternoon. go villanova! hiiiii. hi. sorry, we're closed. what? i need help with my deposit. the bank has rules. it's really quick. i can't hear you. i promise, i'm gonna be really quick. i don't under...i can't hear you through the glass. i'll...be...quick! you'll be quick. that's what you just said? yes. i'm sorry, i can't hear you. we're closed. you know what? okay, that's... hey...sir? i just...okay. [ male announcer ] it's time to bank human again. that's why td bank has the longest hours and even

weather advisories they stay up until this evening as we deal with a wet and slushy snow into the salem and chads worth and also into lakehurst. as far as visibility we are down to .8 in the city go slow and give yourself extra time. half a mile for reading and down to 3 miles in millville. if you are traveling by air you may have minor slow-downs due to the weather, in philadelphia, weather related travel delays are up to 30 minutes and new jersey and jfk and la guardia up until 5:00 this evening, we get a change over from snow to rain and at 5:00, the snow and rain will exit from the west-east direction and we have clouds around and late day clearing along the way, we'll take a closer look at snowfall on the way and see if there are spring treats coming as well. >> all right melissa thank you. >>> meanwhile the action cam was in wilmington, delaware, as snow fell, most people put up their hoods but some braved the snow without a hat or even gloves. they are ready for spring. meanwhile, snow hit the garden state as well. nora muchanic joins us live in ewing with more. >> reporter: hi t