my honor salem county, douglass hogate to acknowledge this code three to the salem city i necessity douglass ho gate senior badge number 612 you are officially code three at 1800 hours. >> tears of joy from the usually reserved doug senior. family posted patrol side on social media and it has already received almost 2 million views. with lots of congratulations, from people, all around the world. >> all done. >> just in itself, it is better than any gold watch or retirement plaque. >> great moment, i was happy to be the one to do it. >> reporter: now that he is done patrol salem i asked sergeant what is one thing wow like to do with his family. he never got a chance to take his kid trick or treating if you see four adults at your door, don't call dispatch, it is probably them n salem, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, everyone, remember that, in october. >> yes. >> great story. >> congratulations to him. >> great family. >> yes, they are. >> kate, a lot of activity, you have a lot of things going on in the weather department. >> i have a lot the to talk b i will try not the

. >>> sunday night a woman's body is pull from the submerged car in salem county, new jersey. >>> plus "action news" is there the moment a bucks county teenager gets a major surprise. >>> but we will begin with breaking news a delaware state trooper has been injured in a crash. it happened just after 5:00 this evening on limestone road near south jane way in stanton, new castle county. >> police say the driver of the second car, the state trooper were rush to the christiana hospital. their injuries are not believed to be life threatening. the at this hour, the road is closed while investigations get underway. >>> other news tonight a family in bucks county received an unwelcomed surprise this morning when a car came crashing into their living room. >> tonight that home is in bensalem and boarded up as police work to determine how this all happen. "action news" reporter trish hartman has the full details. >> reporter: baron davis was sound sleep upstairs when a silver suv came crashing through his living room on monroe avenue in bensalem around 5:30. >> i heard something that sounded li

>> no, that is salem, massachusetts. >> i am from salem-winston. i spent summers on topsel island. my grandparents were among the ten black families that found the black beach front area in the state of north carolina so i grew up there and watching how things changed so much. this is ode to new york city and the ode to love and enduring time and hatred and the ode to the island. rosanna: that is so nice. you can meet rolonda. >> i in town for a few days and come out. harlem we are having a book signing and celebrating prince tonight. >> what are you doing? >> they are having a big free concert out there. we are jamming to prince. dancing with our purple on. >> that sounds like a lot of fun. so nice to meet you in person. >> so nice to meet you. i will be at your restaurant. >> fabulous. we love you. she's one of the good people. >> folks, stick around for this, there are all kinds of bald men out there, it is happening. rosanna: no, it is not. greg: well, men are encouraged to shave their head. rosanna: yes, for women we get crazy losing our hair. greg: it is challenging and nonsp

chopper6hd still live over carneys point salem county, new jersey.ot what you like to see at 6:22 in the morning. we've got miles of delays already coming off the new jersey turnpike and 295 trying to cross the delaware memorial bridge where the emergency construction has not left yet and it sounds like it's not leaving any time soon, just the right lane is getting by headed into delaware. again, you want to head up to the commodore barry to cross the delaware river. our next camera shot near exton chester county. things look much better along 100. southbound right lane restriction for the onand going widening project and mass transit so far so good on time this morning. david. >> all right matt on the big board we have a lot of sunshine in store for you today. a little cooler out there. 49 degrees by 7 o'clock but we're going to see those temperatures jump in the right direction pretty quickly. by noon, 64. 3 o'clock, 69 degrees. and that high of 70 is going to slot right in there at about 4 o'clock this afternoon. less wind today than what we had y

. >>> new tonight, a woman was found dead inside her car in a salem county creek. the woman made a wrong turn after leaving the salem county sportsman's club in carney's point pate last night and ended up in the creek. a worker found her car this morning. >> turning now to the weather, no sign of snow outside today. but it still feels pretty cold for april. taking a live look at cape may, where people are certainly waiting for a warm-up. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with a look at the forecast. and glenn, temperatures are going up a bit. but i understand we also have some wet weather in the forecast. >> yeah we do have some showers on the way. and especially on tuesday rixt now we're starting to see the clouds increase. we've had a lot of sunshine today. but it's also been pretty chilly for this time of the year. nothing compared to yesterday when it was so cold it was snowing. 50 degrees now, it's in the 40s across much of the area, except for 39 degrees at mount pocono. the temperatures have kind of gotten back to norm

authorities say fire started at a salem township facility just after 8:00 this morning. the one person was hospitalized with burns, the cause of the blast is under investigation. >>> let's look at damp, dreary end of the week and weekend isn't looking much better. >> meteorologist katie fehlinger is live in the cbs-3 weather center where she's tracking much more. >> much more mess, right. >> we will catch at least a couple breaks along the way, guys but this just continues to be, you know, just not the prettiest forecast. we do need rain, let's be honest. we will talk about that rainfall, deficit a little later in the broadcast but for now what we fine isn't a wash out by any stretch but just might need umbrella rahel had hers and throughout the course of the day everything that comes through spitting at you like that very light rain, drizzle and mist that you'll find when you just see moisture to work w lets go outside and show you what is happening on storm scan. not a heck of a lot. we have a couple little bits of green popping up here west of delaware along i-95 corr

salem, elmer and millville. it should be over route 55 in the next 15 or 20 minutes or so. glassboro within the half-hour and hammonton. annapolis, maryland you you cane the clearing. this is the last of the downpours pushing through. temperatures have dropped off, this is not too bad. the normal high is 57 degrees. we have 53. it's cooler than the 80 degrees we topped out yesterday. have we have a front that's in the process of pushing through. the first is hugging the coastline from new york down to richmond. the second front has pushed through pittsburgh and buffalo. this is an arctic front. you'll notice the change in the temperatures it will rattle the winds and things will be unpleasant over the next 24 to 48 hours. here's the front sitting off the coast. secondary front bumps that out to sea. tomorrow is a nice looking day, lots of sunshine, it's blustery and cold. high temperatures struggling through the mid 40s. with the winds it will feel like the 30s throughout the day. 20s to start. here's future tracker 6 later this morning. a couple of leftover showers eventua

salem witch trials, people were constantly saying the devil, black man was speaking to the witch andthe which was of course bringing harm to me, that was a constant refrain during the salem witch trial, the notion of devil and blackness, the devil is the ultimate criminal, right? so that was -- that emerged early on in american history. when black people resisted enslavement in maryland, in florida that was illegal, they were considered criminals. when they resisted enslavement, when they fled to the north they were considered fugitives of the law and when black people, black people were enslaved in this country for roughly 200 years so over 200 years when they were resisting slavery, doing what many people in this room were doing, that led to their classification as criminals and roughly by p 1890s you had more and more reports of crime data specifically from census data and that census data started showing black people were more likely to be arrested, black people were more likely to be in prison and those racial disparities have continued to this day and scholars in 1890s took tha

from doylestown, down to norristown, malvern, pressing into philadelphia, down into wilmington and salem as well. a lot of lightening associated with this pocket that will continue to work eastward as we go throughout the rest of the overnight hours. now the next pocket of precipitation that we're tracking is off to our east, down across areas of south jersey and that will start to move on off from the western direction as we go truth the rest of the overnight hours and then we will track the biting wind, and then those wind chills. so a lot to go over. currently outside in philadelphia, it is 53 degrees. fifty in trenton. fifty-three in dover. north and west we're starting to see that cooler air with that northwesterly wind invade. thirty-nine in the poconos. forty-two in lancaster. 48 degrees in red willing. here's satellite six with action radar, we've got showers, embedded thunderstorms pressing very close to that i-95 corridor. it will continue throughout the rest of the overnight hours with the area of low pressure system. it is a clipper system that will pivot through throughout t

in salem county we have an accident here involving a jackknifed tractor-trailer blocking the right lanethe new jersey turnpike. it's southbound at the delaware memorial toll mazza to. light volume. may take you a little longer in this area, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> and breaking right now, that gruesome discovery in west philadelphia. what someone thought was somebody passed out inside a car turned out to be the beginning of a murder investigation. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in the 1600 block of north redfield street. she has more details. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam. mostly sunny are still out here soon. you can see he that white vehicle dodge charger that's where investigators are focusing much of their attention on. neighbors called 911 after seeing the victim in the driver's side of that vehicle. the car was still running. they thought it was a medical emergency or he was sleeping but had no idea he was shot until medics arrived. well, this is video from the scene a short time ago. police say the victim was shot multiple times including

see very light rain now moving to salem and gloucester counties.philadelphia seeing some of the light rainfall. it will be on and off this morning and then off this afternoon. good news for the phillies home opener. 46 degrees in philadelphia and wilmington now up to 42 degrees in trenton, already starting to decline because the wind is also going to be a big player today with rain showers this morning, 16 mile-an-hour winds, 48 degrees. the rain shuts down later this morning and this afternoon. that's when the temperatures and the wind speeds will be increasing. got your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i'm back in ten. jessica boyington is watching the roads. >> we have seen a few things happen. all of them seem to be around the on or off ramps with that light rain falling, creating slippery spots there. we're still watching 95 around bartrum avenue out in southwest philadelphia on the southbound side of 95. you can see on the highway right in there, all traffic moving along nicely. we have moved a disabled vehicle over on to the ramp.

let's head to salem county.ew jersey turnpike southbound near the delaware memorial toll plaza a jackknifed tractor-trailer has been up that all morning and blocking the right lane so expect slowing there, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> breaking news i from the lehigh valley. a crash outside of a home on the 1200 block of north 27th street in south whitehall. look at that amount of damage. this all going on around 4 o'clock this morning. you can see that the car caught fire outside of a garage and then the flames spread to the home. police have not said yet how all of this happened but we do know that two people were inside the car that they were injured and within the past few minutes the coroner has arrived on that scene. at this time there are no reports of injuries to anybody inside the home and of course we'll continue to follow this breaking story. >>> and also breaking right now, a gruesome discovery in west philadelphia. what was thought to be someone passed out inside of a running car turned our to be the

fathers of this country, but it was also a connection three generations beyond that, earlier, to the salem trials, which was jawdropping. >> god knows i'm innoce >> do you think i'm so happy i could do that for me? >> oh, yes. >>> and upnext, manndown. two pop stars, two big falls. not one of them has a history of wiping out, how this bill compares to all of h others. >>> plus steve harvey reveals what happens when little big shot's cameras aren'ttrolling. and why he almost p on hoegsing the hit show. >>> and we dig up the rock in kevin hart's school photos. >> you look like a drunk mother. >> that's straight ahead. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> heads up, we have some fallstars, a pair of pop stars take tumble. the first one down is demi's bottom. the beautiful bru bombshell bounced back beautifully after tripping down that st and laughing it off. it happened at the weekday event in l.a. which celebrated kids making a difference in their communities.

. >> this is a picture of one of the victims, 69-year-old salem. he had bad head injuries and he was released from the hospital last night. coming up on eyewitness news at 6:00, salem's rampage didn't end there. we spoke with a woman who says he went after her as he ran out of the muslim center here, and allegedly vandalized her brother's car. we'll have that for you at 6:00. for now, live in jamaican queens, i'm christian thorn. >>> a young man wanted for boy has been -- police released pictures of the robber who they say are between 16 and 20-year-old. they're accused of taking a cell phone and $200 from a 73-year-old man at knifepoint on east 81st street early monday morning. the night before, police say the assay lance punched -- >>> parole was denied for the step father of tupac. the 65-year-old is serving 30 years for master mining a string of armed robberies in new york and connecticut. they include to be 1981 holdup an arm truck in rock land truck. a security guard were killed. >>> a public memorial held for the new jersey superintendent st

the break-in happened in salem county at a home in upper pitsgrove township. walter perez is joining us with the details. >> reporter: the home is located across this field here in a rural section of salem county, new jersey, and more than anything else, this story is a great example of modern technology put to good use. >> as you can see from the voice foota footage, the burglar carefully enter the home and exchange pleasantries with the dogs inside. it notifies the homeowner and allows her to see what is going on real time and to communicate with the burglars. >> they panicked and quickly ran away, they got away with a lock box of jewelry and documents. the authorities are asking if you recognize these two men to call the barracks in woods town. >> in case are you wondering that security system automatically mutes the sound of the communication with the burgers, that is why you don't hear her voice, anybody with information is asked to call state police in woodstown. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >>> right now tens of thousands of verizon workers ar

the break-in happened in salem county at a home in upper pitsgrove township.r perez is joining us with the details. >> reporter: the home is located across this field here in a rural section of salem county, new jersey, and more than anything else, this story is a great example of modern technology put to good use. >> as you can see from the voice foota footage, the burglar carefully enter the home and exchange pleasantries with the dogs inside. it notifies the homeowner and allows her to see what is going on real time and to communicate

i think the title is interesting, southwest of salem, as in salem witch hunts.iers tonight in new york city at the tribeca film festival. >> lastly, what is it they really want? you said it is not enough for their convictions to be overturned. what are they looking for here? >> i think the reason they want to be declared innocent, when a conviction is overturned it means there is not enough evidence to find them guilty. it doesn't mean they didn't commit the crime. but they could have taken plea deals in this case, really good ones and they didn't because they said we spent commit a crime and spent 15 to 17 years in prison and they want to be known as what they are in their mind, innocent of that crime. >> a remarkable story. jean casarez, thank you very much for that report. thank you so much for watching "legal view" on this friday. great to have you with us. "wolf" starts now. >>> secretary clinton have the experience and intelligence to be president, of course she does. but i do question her judgment. >> the people of new york voted for me twice. president o

reporting in ben salem, nbc 10 news. >>> new information tonight on a deadly crash . poor weather conditions likely played a role in this crash that claimed the life of a 3-year-old girl. the 3-year-old was strapped in a car seat, but the impact threw the child from the car and she died at the scene. >>> tomorrow a controversial abortion bill is set to take center sage in harrisburg. a bill that would ban elective abortions after 20 weeks. the current law bans them after 24 weeks. on friday, they urged lawmakers not to hold this vote. if the house passes the bill it will still need senate approval before making it to the governor's desk. >>> a school is forced to close at the end of the school year because of declining enrollment and rising education costs. the school in hilltown will close its doors for good in june. students have the option to attend nearby catholic schools. >>> big day tomorrow at citizens bank park for the phillies and for us too because we will have the phillies home opener right here on nbc 10. they'll be kicking off their home stand coming off

fathers of this country, but it was also a connection three generations beyond that, earlier, to the salemitch trials, which was jawdropping. >> god knows i'm innoce >> do you think i'm so happy i could do that for me? >> oh, yes. >>> and upnext, manndown. two pop stars, two big falls. not one of them has a history of wiping out, how this bill compares to all of h others. >>> plus steve harvey reveals what happens when little big shot's cameras aren'ttrolling. and why he almost p on hoegsing the hit show. >>> and we dig up the rock in kevin hart's school photos. >> you look like a drunk mother. >> that's straight ahead. most fast food places use formulas to create their combos. but all that math, doesn't always equal something tasty. at my place, you can get a mouthwatering sourdough bacon ranch combo. with a full size beef patty, bacon, and creamy ranch sauce, on toasted sourdough bread. plus hot & salty fries and a freestyle drink for just $4.99. because flavor always beats formulas. the sourdough bacon ranch combo, just $4.99 for a limited time. combos done my way. dogs - sure can be me

it erupted in salem township westmoreland county about 30 miles east of pittsburgh. the blast turn thd sky orange. one witness said she could feel the heat from the explosion from about a mile away. reports say one person was hurt. emergency dispatchers say at least one ambulance has been called to the scene. businesses in the immediate area were evacuated. officials were able to turn the gas off and firefighters got the flames under control shortly after 9:30 a.m. there's no word yet on what caused that explosion. >>> right now at 11:00, cool damp, with scattered showers all throughout the day. a live look right now at center city philadelphia. and we're stuck in wet weather patterns that not really budging right now. a live look at the radar showing where the rain is falling. first alert meteorologist bill henley is here with our friday forecast. hey, bill. >> hey, vai. not much rain on that radar, but plenty of clouds for our area. a few scattered showers in philadelphia. the temperature is up to 52 degrees. still in the 40s in the pennsylvania suburbs. the clouds

salem closer to 6:50. so we are not out of the woods yet.have rain in the forecast, 7:00 p.m., some showers around the area, scattered in nature. could still see thunderstorms, later tonight closer to midnight we see more clearing and tomorrow we look nice and dry, perfect timing for the villanova parade. a cooler breezy day. starting at 20th and market street the parade starts at 1:00 p.m. if you get there around noon it will be around 47 degrees, breezy, chilly. breezy and cool, near 50. low 50s through the afternoon. and we'll see just about a mix of sun and clouds. then we go into your weekend, a colder weekend, morning lows saturday will be in the 30s, then we'll see the small clipper system so it will be cold enough for a wintry mix. we could see rain and a rain/snow mix across the area, that could last into the middle of the day saturday. of course we'll have more updates on this later tonight and throughout the day tomorrow. but as of now it looks to be here in the morning and through the middle of the day, finally clearing out later

this is ben salem, again, eastbound lanes of turnpike, one person dead, one lane, as you see, getting by minutes ago, still getting by, but traffic backed up for miles. working to find out conditions of anyone else involved in the accident. we'll bring that to you as soon as we get did. >> a live look out there right now. hopefully you enjoyed the great weather at the board walk because we're in for changes. >> let's find out more about the changes. straight to our first alert meteorologist to find out what to expect tomorrow, glen? >> the first change is rain. it's going to be warmer and the changes after that is going to be wet and colder. not very cold this afternoon. up to 75 degrees in philadelphia. lehigh valley, delaware 75, 71 in the p.a. suburbs and 74 in new jersey and near 80 degrees coming tomorrow. we have high clouds through the area now, but there's no rain anywhere close by, so you don't have any kind of threat for this evening. a couple showers could sneak down later on tonight or first thing in the morning. and the planner? the temperature is not going down very much

. >>> that blast caused names to shoot into the air in salem township about 30 miles east of pittsburghit happened at a pipeline complex this morning. one man was burned as he tried to escape the fire. that explosion also damaged nearby home. >>> police arrest a woman after they say she assaulted a dunkin' donuts employee with a tip cup. they say sasha brown became upset with her service at the dunkin' donuts on the 1500 block of washington avenue in southwest philadelphia. according to police, she started knocking stuff off the counter before she then picked up the ceramic tip cup and threw it at the manager causing a cut on her wrist. brown is now charged with aggravated assault. >>> back here at home, police say a woman shot a man three times in the street it happened around 12:30 this morning in philadelphia's frankford section. the 44-year-old victim is recovering at the hospital. meanwhile the shooter drove away in a car with another man but police caught up with them a short time later. however, police have not announced any charges. it is not clear from the victim and the shoote

those winds are blowing the snow showers from philadelphia into south jersey, salem, gloucester countyight snow showers. really on the verge of flurries in philadelphia. and into lower montgomery and bucks county, warrenton seeing light snow showers. the showers will be out of here. the temperatures they just dropped to 31 degrees. 20s for doylestown, pottstown and trenton and 20s in roxborough and south philadelphia. we'll see the skies clear out. after clouds this morning, sunshine takes over at 11:00. don't expect a huge warmup. we'll be in the 40s at 2:00 this kblaf no afternoon and a steady wind at 16 miles an hour. >>> jessica boyington is watching your first alert traffic. >> we're watching out in montgomery, a disabled vehicle that's just been reported on bethlehem pike and dekalb pike. not a huge backup or problem right now. definitely something you want to use caution when you travel by. here's the vine street expressway. we're back with that construction that closes it until 5:00 in the morning. of course we're a few hours after that. this is the vine around 24th street. we

founding fathers of this country, b was also a connection three generations beyond that, earlier, to the salem witch trials, which was jaw drooping. >> god knows i'm innocent. >> do you think i'm so happy i could do that for me? >> oh, yes. >> okay good. >>> and up next, man down. two pop stars, two big not one of them has a histtry of wiping out, how this bill compares to all of her others. >>> plus steve harvey reveals what happens when little big shot's cameras aren't rolling. and why he almost passed on hosting the hit show. >>> and we dig up the rock in kevin hart's school photos. great price on this boneless chicken! yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my stop & shop. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. curing a massive reduction nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for8 million

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founding fathers of this country, b was also a connection three generations beyond that, earlier, to the salemitch trials, which was jaw drooping. >> god knows i'm innocent. >> do you think i'm so happy i could do that for me? >> oh, yes. >> okay good. >>> and up next, man down. two pop stars, b twoig not o onef them has a histtry of wiping out, how this bill compares to all of her others. >>> plus steve harvey reveals what happens when little big shot's cameras aren't rolling. and why he almost passed on hosting the hit show. >>> and we dig up the rock in kevin hart's school photos. >> you look like a drunk mother. >> that's straight ahead. he>>> ads up, we have some falling stars, a pair of pop stars take a tumble. the first one down is demi's bott the beautiful brunette bombshell bounced back beautifully after tripping down that stair and laughing it off. it happened at the weekday event in l.a. which celebrated kids ngmaki a difference in their communities. demi is no stranger to stage fall. this is her in december at the i heart radio jingle ball. and this summer performance got a little

the explosion happening this morning in salem township. according to the pennsylvania department of environmental protection, the flames involved a 30-inch pipeline. it's unclear what caused the blast. the burn off is expected to last for several hours. we've made a mistake -- that's the powerful confession coming from the department of veterans affairs following an investigation you will see tonight at 11:00 here on abc 7. our government watchdog investigator broke this story, and he joins us with the latest. >> the last couple of years have been pretty rough or the department of veterans affairs, as we all know. this is a story that is not going to improve it reputation. monica fields, the woman on the , who was onfather the right, died while on an operating table at the the v.a. medical center i autopsy done. she wanted to know what happened to her father. 15 months later, we've learned that autopsy still has not been done and the korean war veteran at already been buried quantico national cemetery. >> these are veterans. i mean, my fat

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, joins us live from upper pittsgrove salem county to tell you more, cleve? >> reporter: ukee, unfortunately even here in rural salem county, new jersey, country living isn't always care free and sometimes, when the old fashion safety measures like dogs and locks fail, a little modern technology can be worth the purchase price. the sound of dogs barking to nothing to discourage this break in tuesday morning. two men kick in the door of the house on glassboro road in upper pittsgrove township with the dogs keeping their teeth to themselves, home security footage shows burglar scouring the home, and then a change and then men quickly leave. what you do not hear because off the recording limitations is that the home owner spoke to the burglars through a inter come and told them to leave. >> she was able to talk to them and scare them away. >> reporter: dennis pool lives next door and said state police handling the burglary investigation came to check on his house and explained what happened. the home owner, got an alert on her phone that

. >> syndicated by salem. >> by salem radio. >> yep. what's been the main topic that you've talked about for last two to threeat weeks? >> it's inevitable that there's a lot about obviously what is happen hadding with regard to especially the republican side. and i'll say my show. everybody's show is unique because everybody is unique but mine is a drop more unique than others because i don't only talk about politics. i broadcast 15 hours a week. three hours a day, noon to 3 eastern time, 9-12 western time. andti hour of those -- of that 15 a week is on male, female relations. and i believe it's the most honest talk about men and women in the media today. an hour is on happiness had id wrote a book on happiness. and i believe that happiness is a moral obligation not merely an emotional state. we'll talk about that greater depth one day because that's what people understand that, it is life changing. so one is on male, female, and one is open issues hour where i just talk about great issues of life are people basically good for example,

look out in north salem, there's also some very heavy rain, some downpours. they're moving really fast. that's the first line. then we have another line coming through, lighter showers that will hug the coast tomorrow morning. then another line towards chicago and behind that will be the gusty winds tomorrow night. dense fog advisory for eastern suffolk county until 10:00 tomorrow morning. 62 in the hamptons. you're much cooler and foggier out to the east. temperatures are still in the 60s and 70s toward the west. here's a look at the seven day for you and the big changes. yes, we are still talking about some snow squalls that will be swirling around sunday morning. north of the city could get a dug dusting in the higher elevations. then it calms down. still cool for the yankees home opener on monday and for the mets. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios

if you are in south jersey or delaware we are seeing wet weather, light sprinkles over portions of salem county, new jersey and heaviest stuff is just off the coast of the shore points, as we zoom down toward southern cape may county we are seeing rain, shore points from avalon, sea isle, stone harbor down toward cape may point getting wet. steady rain is now moving out to sea. that is good news. as we zoom out it is active off to the south where most of the activity is, this evening but showers and storm, all this you see here does to have clear through and that will take all night and possibly even into the first part of your saturday to complete. as we move through time rest of this evening don't expect much, out and about in the city, maybe dodging a a few rain drops, maybe windshield wipers once or twice but not a steady rain, overnight at 1:00 , rumble of thunder, 4:00 a.m. we are seeing showers and gradual clearing we will start saturday morning with cloud, possibly a shower in the morning, by noon we will see that gradual clearing and in the afternoon it should turnout mostly sun

then there are some downpours, new castle, over to north salem with the showers moving through northern fairfield with even more down to the south. area of rain, which will move up along the front tomorrow morning and keep us in the rain tomorrow morning through early afternoon. the next system will push that out, but it does not look impressive now with the snow out in front of it. behind it these powerful damaging winds that will be developing across the area. watch out for the storms, they will move away for a little while. we will be back in the 50s a lot cooler, but not too cold tomorrow with showers in the afternoon with clearing north and west with the change. look at this future cast here the area of snow even the coatings. up to 59 where it will be damp clearing to come through the afternoon, especially north and west. 37 feels like the 20s and the teens for sunday. the winds could be damaging over 50 miles per hour during the day with that high wind watch. and so definitely the second blast of the april chill coming in next week as we up. i really think that we'll need to wait

outside pennsylvania, a natural gas explosion sparked a huge fire this morning and it happened in salem township outside scranton. a person was badly burned and evacuations have been ordered in the area. the explosion involved a 30" gas pipeline own by a regional utility that shot flames above the tree tops in the rural area. >> two airplanes riding in philadelphia had problems today, including one flight from richmond, virginia, that made an emergency landing after someone smelled smoke in the cabin. the member eagle night planned safely at 5:15. at the same time, another american eagle flight from toronto reported steering wheel problems while on the taxi way. that flight did not declare an emergency and planned safely. >> now the latest in the mystery sounding prince, law enforcement is investigating if he died from a drug overdose. according to the associated press, authorities are looking into whether a doctor had been prescribing drugs for the star in recent weeks. also, this morning, prince's secret vault of never before heard songs. our minneapolis afill idea reports the company

thunderstorm warning in areas just down the pike from philadelphia coming out of newcastle county approaching salem county and cumberland county, you see the heavy red winds out ahead of that potentially gusting as high as 20 miles per hour. i'm concerned about this area in wilmington pushing towards delaware county and that area of precipitation you see how heavy it is and how it's curved. that is an indication of strong winds behind that rain pushing it out and as the rain hits the ground, you get strong wind gusts into parts of chester county and montgomery could get involved in that and the city of philadelphia as well. this is the line and some places affected by this is malvern, over the next couple of minutes you'll see the arrival of this and ahead of this you could see the strong gusty winds and elmer and green lane in northern montgomery and norristown and glassboro between now and 12:46, i am highlighting the larger towns but up and down this area, chester county and all of delaware county and parts of southern new jersey be careful over the next half hour. up in center city certainly 20

as i began to do research, and discovered the witches in salem most were married or widows and didn't have to do with single women. there was this tremendous history and in terms of scope and size, the contemporary edition is unprecedented. ... >> the settlement house movement, the creation of more higher education and teaching and nursing probe negativeses in which women could better earn their livings. so my theory about the contemporary generation which is that we're reshaping the nation in fundamental ways was true in the 19th century too, and i didn't know that, and that's why my book took five years to write. [laughter] >> yeah, i talk about that in my book, about the cultural amnesia that takes place, we can only remember history as far back as our parents and grandparents go. so all of us are thinking marriage is exactly like it was in the 1950s when, in fact, that was an aberrant period. i describe a, like, i make a word graph in my book where i show in the 1890s 34% of women or were unmarried. and then that number goes down, down, down and then it goes up and up and up and,

the police did not get the call until 10:30 this morning when a groundskeeper at the salem county sportsmanlub discovered the car submerged in the water. the victim was at a family party the night before and when she left she unknowingly headed for the lake instead of the main entrance. >> you go right and you go to the he transof the sportsman club. if you make a left you go where she was found at, that boat ramp. >> an autopsy will be performed tomorrow. police are still trying to determine what exactly led the woman to drive off the road. >>> a family from bucks county received an unwelcomed surprise this morning when a car came crashing into their living room. tonight that home in bensalem is boarded up as the police work to determine how it happened. "action news" reporter trish hartman with more. >> barrett davis sound asleep upstairs when a silver s.u.v. crashed through his living room in bensalem around 5:30. >> i heard something that sounded like thunder. and i go downstairs and there is a car there. >> and his wife, dolly, just hope from the hospital was asleep downstairs. >> the

it happened this morning in salem township east of pittsburgh. authorities say a 30 inch natural gas line ruptured damaging two homes. and no word what caused the explosion. >>> an oregon man is charged with making threats against president barack obama. fbi agents found pipe bombs inside of john ruse's apartment in medford yesterday. police closed off the neighborhood until the bomb squad removed the explosives. >>> median, will ferrell is famous for playing previous presidents like george bush. and now he is starring in a new movie about ronald reagan but the family is not happy. >> reporter: will ferrell is comedian and chief -- this morning the actor famous for mocking george w. bush is set to take on a new presidential portrayal, ronald reagan. ferrell will star in and produce, reagan, a satirical movie from back in 1984. an intern is convinced to tell the president he is an actor in the movie. >> it's the idea of alzheimer's as a joke in the film, it's a touchy subject. >> members of reagan's family is expressing outrage. in an open letter,

across portions of cape may county, cumberland county, salem, also getting in on some light rain at this hour. now we look at some of the area temperatures, not going to move all that much at this point. now that the wet weather is here, cloud is stuck, mid 50's, may remain stuck here, but at least going to try to get you to up about 60:00 a.m. some point throughout the day today in philadelphia. mid 50's continue though to be the theme, down at the resort towns, and up in the resort towns, mountains, as well, but everybody can bank on seeing wet weather move through if it hasn't gotten to you yet. now here is the thing there is looks like pattern that will stick for awhile. for the next couple of days, clouds, showers, cool afternoons, chilly nights, there are going to be few breaks along the way. and coming up a bit later in the show i'll tell tell you when the best time to be to schedule outdoor plans since yes, this is looking to be somewhat of unsettled forecast for the long hall, jim, and brooke, we send it back into you. >> breaking news right now, chopper three is live over brist

the fire and heat also scorched acres of woodlands around the pipeline in salem township. now, the state department of environmental protection and and spectra energy are now investigating just what caused the pipeline to burst but imagine that scene in the skies over pittsburgh. brian and sharrie. >> just an extraordinary picture there. alicia thanks very much. >>> it is time for a first check of the "action news" traffic report today. >> let's go live to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. >>> hi, matt. >> brian, sharrie, buckle up. this is not going to be a fun ride home. as we look live on 95 this does not bode well whatsoever. emergency repairs to the northbound lanes of 95, only one right lane is getting by here in the ongoing work zone and if you know 95 you know this is a spot where we would normally be all jammed up in the afternoon just because of volume. so many people trying to get out of the city. this afternoon all those people are being funneled down into just one right lane here between girard and allegheny. it is going to be a mess of an after

thunderstorm warning in areas just down the pike from philadelphia coming out of newcastle county approaching salem county and cumberland county, you see the heavy red winds out ahead of

breeze and eight lightning strikes associated with this and if it stays together it will move into salemcounty, new jersey and a cluster of showers and thunderstorms moving across western chester county and this is crossing route 30 right now and heading towards coatesville and honey brook and are you on the northern edge of that, four lightning strikes associated with that. these storms are moving so quickly, the skies clear immediately, right behind it. and i have had literally hundreds of photos of rainbows tweeted to me and posted on my facebook page, a great shot of a rainbow in downtown westchester. there is always a silver lining to the storms and clouds. right now 55 in philadelphia and our high 62, and one degree above normal for a change and feeling like spring, 61 in dover and 64 in allentown and 61 at the atlantic city airport. scattered thunderstorms and showers moving through tonight. not as widespread as earlier today. a cool breeze tonight, 32 for center city and tomorrow it's dry for the villanova parade. as they march down market street but it is going to be breezy and

and 46 degrees in ben salem. there is your chilly start. by the afternoon we're looking at temperature moderating to the low 60s. radar looking good at this hour. showers last night and a few showers overnight but we're dry right now on radar. we have the sweeping radar on and we are not seeing any rain showing up. that's good news. if you have plans to get outdoors and do some yard work, do it today instead of tomorrow because we're looking at a rather rainy day on sunday. we're looking at this system back to the west. this will move to the north and east and bring us a dreary day on sunday. temperatures staying put in the 50s. we're looking at a damp day. the broad street run is sunday. it will start early in the morning and we're looking at rain lasting all day long into the early part of monday. as we go throughout time here, here is your saturday. this is what it looks like by lunchtime. looking at pockets of sunshine peeking through the clouds. you might see a little bit of sunshine. that will raise the temperatures close to the 60-de

philadelphia, heading in to interior portions of glassboro in south jersey, also into delaware and salem. it is all part of the potent upper level low that will be working its way eastward overnight tonight. as we go throughout the day sunday w that comes a big change with the wind and the wind chills. we will talk bit all. currently we are looking at wind gusting as high as 46 miles an hour in philadelphia. 55 miles an her win gust in wilmington. gust as high as 40 miles an hour in lancaster. it is all because of the upper level low sweeping through which is why high win warning goes up at midnight. wind are starting to increase and temperatures are taking a tumble. neighborhood numbers north and west of town, 39 in fleet wood. forty-five in slating town. we are down to 46 in center city. forty-one in new who will an. forty-three in kenneth square. down in new jersey, still 50's for ewing and browns mills, but 45 in vineland and 47 out in the north and west in hoe december inn. here's what we're tracking, satellite six with action radar showing you this up are level loaf that continues

caught on camera, salem county man who watched burglars break into his on remote device order opened them out every his house analyst ends, surveillance video from the home in upper bits grove, burglary greeted at the door yesterday morning, by the homeowner's dogs who didn't seem to care. but, then the burglars were shocked by the voice of the homeowner. he saw them on surveillance camera, was able to talk to them, and he told them to get out. the burglars got away with some jewelry, police searching for the suspects. >> more surveillance video of another burglary, this shows a man breaking into a scrap metal recycling business, by climbing through a hole in the cinder block wall. the burglar and accomplice reportedly tried to get some metal, by using a electric welding tool, but it didn't work. if you know anything about either of these break-in's, please call police. >>> this noon, thousands of union verizon workers up and down the east coast are on strike. hundreds of them who walked off the job in philadelphia are picket g outside the verizon building right now. "eyewitness news

the live video we had the rain move through there, and are seeing light rain moving through parts of salem and cumberland counties. tonight, areas expecting scattered showers are mostly overnight as temperatures drop into the 60s and early tomorrow morning, mostly new jersey and delaware seeing that rain lingering. a closer look at the weekend forecasting up. >> we'll check in, thank you. >>> meantime, decision 2016, the mad dash to primary day in pennsylvania and delaware. with the clock ticking down to tuesday, we find presidential candidates in the area today. hillary clinton rappeared, and sanders in philadelphia, and the republican side of things, ted cruz is allentown, and trump is in harrington, delaware tonight. >> we need a great president. we need a great, great president because we are really in trouble. >> voters head to the polls tuesday, the 2 vpth, just four days away. we have team coverage of the countdown to the primaries. lauren mayk covering the democratic candidates for us tonight, but we begin with andrea live in delaware where trump spoke this afternoon. big crowd the

new hope 45, 46 in ben salem. temperatures mainly in the 40s. rising to around 63 this afternoon. this is what the radar looks like right now. dry conditions right now. we have the showers that came through yesterday and the showers last night, but we are dry right now. we'll keep it dry throughout the day. if you have the choice between today or tomorrow to get some outdoor plans done, do it today. we have a system that we're tracking on sunday. actually overnight saturday into sunday. this is the system. we're looking at a pretty large area of some rain. we'll see it heading to the north and east. going throughout time here, we're going to track this moving to the north and east and it will affect our weather for a couple of days sunday into monday. dry today with peeks of sunshine throughout the afternoon hours. that's the good news. that will help the temperature rise into the 60s. clouds being the rule. keeping it dry for your saturday evening plans. overnight is when the rain arrives. you see green and yellow coming in. spots of heavier rain. that will be the story tomorrow