they are hoping they'll contact the ben salem police department. dann cuellar, channel6 "action news." >> thank yowrks dan. >> police say a victim was a customer when two men burst into the barber shop. the victim was shot once in the chest and once in the right leg. there were three children present at the time of the shooting. non-were harmed. one of the suspects was taken into custody. the other remains at large. >> coming up on "action news," prime numbers. we'll tell you how many taxpayer dollardollars new jersey is offg to try to get amazon to come to the state. >> we'll show you the saving of a fisherman and on health check, experts say pregnant women are getting prescribed a drug too often that could lead to birth defects. >> future tracker showing one to two inches of rain. we are going from near record warmth tomorrow to bone chilling cold for the weekend. i have details on that in the accuweather forecast. >> less than 48 hours out from the playoffs. jeff skversky hears from the eagles when "action news" continues tonight. ♪ ♪ we just mo

. >> reporter: officials say a 20-inch gas main broke at salem and mill roads right along the burlington city and burlington township line. the leak has been contained but teams continue to work. >> we can tell you that neighbors say there was construction in the area before the break happened. the official cause is not known. no injuries reported. >>> lucy? >> that's good thing about the injuries. thank you very much, dave. >>> this guy accused of buying up a lot of guns in bucks coun county. so many the state and the feds want to know where they all went. our dave schratwieser has a story you'll see only on fox. >>> what is up with all the water main breaks in the city, in the burbs, it's happening everywhere. and people are fed up. a blizzard warning now in effect down the shore. it's starting. snow, nasty winds and then ,000 in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addict

county humane society is growing because of a donor. >> reporter: salem humane society has opened updog wing. >> it will proceed comfort and shelter for years to come. >> reporter: the dogs moved into new digs thanks to one generous donation. >> betty emerson left us money to make this a reality. it is 100% volunteer based. >> it's been a goal to make this a better place for the animals. >> reporter: the new wing comes with brand new dog runs and puppy room and meet and greet room. >> families can come in and socialize with the dogs. jake a-year-old blue tick coon hound was flown up from the south as a puppy. a foster family calmed his nerves. >> he is a sweet loving dog, he needs someone who can pay attention to him and keep up his training. >> spot suffers from nerves, but he is super friendly. >> he needs a fence and place to run and somebody who is willing to train him. >> reporter: this is maggie a mix found as a stray. >> she would be best in a home without any other dogs. >> reporter: this is oliver, a 1-year-old chihuahua found in the sold near a high school in south jersey d

obviously anybody who saw freezing rain halfway up camden county salem county burlington county and pointsorth still have the ice on the ground and will probably still be below freezing for another several hours. down south in millville you're starting to drop closer to the freezing mark. that's another spot where you might wind up with an issue. temperatures today are going to improve. by noon up to 38 degrees. the icing should be in the rear-view mirror and 41 degrees by 2 o'clock. i'm going for a high of 42 degrees this afternoon. probably hitting that at around 3 o'clock. karen, we have milder air coming in the seven-day. details coming up on that. >> all right dave. give you self extra time this morning. warm up that car and take it slowly on the roads. looking live on lansdale this is route 63 at walnut street. we haven't seen anyone slip or slide. seeing them move okay right here but expect a slick spot or two and especially on the sidewalks and driveways, anything that hasn't been salted is going to be slick this morning. on the big picture, hardly any slow speeds though. you're go

look at this view from salem county across the delaware.y crusty thing, that's the delaware. of course, by the shore, we are looking at a little bit of icing here but obviously there you see the delaware bay and the delaware river and there is your gorgeous sunset. so there is hope on horizon. we'll be i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. she told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes treating their cardiovascular disease, victoza® is also approved to lower the risk of major cv events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. while not for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. (announcer) victoza® is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take victoza® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple

that's it. >> reporter: while she showed meet facility in carney's point bishop brown said salem codeted with a simple desire to help people years ago. >> lunch and dinner and breakfast. >> reporter: and since then, while so many complain about a lack of resources, they just moved to action. >> if you have a heart for this, you understand the need, it can work. >> reporter: she went to several organizations and churches looking for space and heard no more up a than she likes to admit but then she met pastor keith holt who not only said yes, but was surprised that others didn't. >> these are neighbors. they're people that are hurting and we have an opportunity to help them. we're not going to walk by on the other side of the road and say sorry, leave them left for dead but we can't help you when we can help. >> reporter: as for those who without good reason denied bishop brown and code blue salem -- >> some people do walk by on the other side, but i don't want to be one of them. >> reporter: the facility is warm and clean. the homeless are comfortable leaving their belongings. they get

snowing steadily in salem county that was in the early morning hours. it's a huge problem right 295 has been shut down. stick to the new jersey turnpiking we're seeing it slowly go on the turnpike there. i-95 jack knifed truck here is blocking two lanes, you will see delays on i-95 southbound south of the airport near 420. an accident where a vehicle ran into a ditch delaware county route 1 media bypass, southbound. lots of accidents popping up. take it easy, tam. >> let's start now with "action news" reporter, john rawlins live for us in somers points, new jersey. the shore is already starting to show it's going to be dealing with the highest snow totals and blizzard conditions. what's it like now, john. >> reporter: good morning, the winds continues to blow and the snow continues to fall. what's hard to estimate is how much snow accumulated. as you look behind me you can see there's grass there. parents li the wind has scrapped the snow off there at that point. you pan over to the right you look at route 9 here it is snow covered, we say that because

. >>> future police and military members tested a new training tool in pilesgrove salem county. called a milo simulator it allows students to practice emergency situations that test their critical thinking and quick decision making. the salem technical school got a grant to buy the machine and will be used by law enforcement agencies for their trainings. >>> then there is the story of this game coming up next weekend sunny think. >> subject night is the place to be. i tried to get tickets, but none to be found. >> how will you get there? >> a press pass i hope. the eagles are in the nfc championship game and the work on how to beat the minnesota vikings, that work is underway. jaime apody is joining us live. >> this is what they played for all season the chance to host the championship game and the win the eagles are in the super bowl. and don't understand estimate the power of the home field advantage. the last 7 of 8 nfc title games were won by the home team. it doesn't matter how they won but they did. they go all of that out of their systems and they got an extra day to prep

>> the people who live in this salem county home say they thought a bomb went off yesterday afternoonthe truck driver hit a car and lost control and the big rig barrelled right into the couple's house. >> really a loud boom, and then i don't know what it was but i felt like i was hit and knocked over. >> it took hours to remove the truck. thankfully, no one was hurt. >>> well, take a look at this new video that shows a car crashing into the second floor of an office building. the video was captured by an orange county transit authority dag dash cam. you can see the car take off, fly across the street and then slam into the building. investigators say the driver was speeding when it hit a raised median causing it to go airborne. the driver and the passenger only had minor injuries believe it or not. authorities say the driver admitted to using drugs before getting behind the wheel. >>> time now for a new look at news state by state and county by county. >> let's start in burkes county where relief for 200 families who escaped from hurricane maria is about to run out. when that runs out

abel in new salem who were older, married matronly figures. after he married mary, he treated her like an older, matronly figure. basically he moved in a male world, which was characteristic of the time. but men who were friends with lincoln tended to experience him as their best friend. he had a way of drawing people into their -- into his orbit that made them feel special in that context, even if, i agree with guy, even if it didn't really last, even if the friendships didn't necessarily have legs and there might in certain circumstances be somewhat not exploitive but manipulative. >> just to add to that, i think we can go so far as to call him a jock. he was a great athlete. you see all the things he can do. there is an account of a foot race he ran in front of the courthouse in urbana, for example, and the diary entry of the relatively illiterate carpenter said abe beat. he runs a foot race during court session down a main street in urbana. his wrestling is well-known. there is an event that occurred in monticello, illinois, where between

so starting on the far left, drew darrien is a professor of history at salem state university. he specializes in 20th century united states history and oral history. he's the author of becoming new york's finest. race, gender and integration in the nypd and building the sacred and progressive, a history of the temple sinai in brookline. for the past decade he served as director of the student citizen soldier oral history project cataloging the lives of student salem veterans founded at salemveterans.com. in 2012, he helped found and continues to teach in the salem state veterans learning, veterans scholars learning community in which a cohort of first-year veterans take linked classes and history writing, public speaking and interdisciplinary studies. you see a nice mixture of practice and scholarship there. then immediately on my left, elena friat is a phd candidate at the university of new mexico and she's working on her dissertation, remembering new mexico's war, the batan death march, history in memory of 1942 to 2012. she has presented at many conferences. she has prior to

the big accident in salem county county. look at the number of emergency workers responding to the scene 295 southbound, jackknife tractor-trailer caught fire, the woods caught fire, the house caught fire. the snow is covering the roads ways the snow is coming down in south jersey and salem county. if you're trying to get by on 295 stick to the turnpike instead. turnpike has 45-mile an hour speed restrictions because of the roads. route 73. traffic is moving okay. you can see the slush and ice on the roads. take it easy, matt and tam. >> a decent amount of people live in ocean city new jersey, year rounding we're looking live from our mobile 6 camera which is going along asbury avenue, the business district is vacant nobody is out on the street. it's aerable day at the beach. the snow is covering the roads the winds is intloag it's -- is blowing, it's hard to see outside of mobile 6. john rawlins is not going to be dipping his toes in the sand. >> reporter: no i'm not going to be hitting the beach that's for sure. it's hard

a tractor-trailer crash into a home in salem county. no one was seriously hurt. on the way to the scene to find out how this happened on "nbc10 new at 5:00." >>> a warning from safety experts in the latest social media craze involving teens and tide pods. holding the laundry detergent pods in their mouth and posting videos of themselves in social media. the pods contain a mix of highly toxic chemicals. the consumer products safety commission says ingesting the chemicals can be deadly. >>> a heart stopping moment on a firefighter's camera when a man tosses his toddler to rescuers. >> watch the top right hand side of your screen as a desperate father throw the child to thef! firefighter and the firefighter grabs the child and runs nor cover. >> family were trapped on the third floor. 12 people, eight children among them in atlanta, wow, surfaced minor injuries. incredible video and a great catch by that firefighter. >> rescue doing what they do everyday. >> absolutely. >> nbc first alert weather is tracking snow that could move into parts of our area by tomorrow mo

this is a big accident in salem county new jersey. the turnpike has 45-mile an hour restrictions, speed restrictions on the highways in south jersey. this is what it looks like 422 at trooper. police and penndot on the scene. we had a disabled vehicle you can see the snow coming down riernts, you can see how the road is covered, even here on 422, so problems already starting right now. police and penndot out here right now. the vehicle there, the snowfall covering the road, the salt trucks are out. this is the ben franklin bridge we can see on the bridge itself, traffic had been moving okay. the bridge itself is mostly wet. here's storm tracker 6 live showing you've got that snowfall in reading and lancaster almost near allentown and near the city of philadelphia, but most especially south jersey along the shoreline, it's along the shore you can expect blizzard conditions later today. >> wendy saltzman is live in center city this morning, wendy tells us about the conditions you're seeing. >> reporter: so far the city has really missed

a crash right around lincoln avenue and a road closure out in ben salem because of a crash here that is closed around creek road and on the southbound side closed around park avenue. >>> a predator and the monster that's how our nation's elite gymnasts are describing their former team doctor. >> i have experienced flashbacks and nagt mares of the abuse. >> next dr. larry nasser's reaction as his victims detail the abuse he carried on for decades. >>> also this morning worried about a win? well, philadelphia police are concerned there could be a rowdy party in the streets if the eagles are victorious on sunday night. so coming up at 6:30 their warning to business owners and neighbors. >>> and here another live look outside at collegeville and montgomery county. we be more weather ahead. stay with us. with dunkin' deals, you get two egg & cheese wake-up wrap sandwiches for $2. and two of those for two of those means you deserve a few of those. stop in for the latest dunkin' deal, two egg & cheese wake-up wrap sandwiches for $2. america runs on dunkin'. pro tip: gianraspberries for pric

nbc 10 had challenge night at school in ben salem. teachers challenged students in a number of competitions that were academic as well as artistic. >>> might be a good couple days to stay inside and play games. turning to our weather, it's been a wet and warm day across our area, including here in allentown. don't get too comfortable without a coat. a major temperature drop is coming in just a matter of hours. what a drop off it's going to be. first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking all those changes coming our way. >> it's in the 60s right now, glenn. what's the drop going to be? >> it's going to feel 40 degrees colder between midnight and 8:00 in the morning. just to give you an idea about this arctic blast, pittsburgh dropped 22 degrees in 45 minutes. just an hour or so ago. that's the arctic blast. rain tonight, the arctic blast and then snow next week. don't want to forget that. this is all rain, obviously, too warm for snow no matter where you are, even in the poconos. some of this is on the heavy side.

>> salem koumentsy canine association. >> by baby sister nancy won a prize to have a kid be assistant the weather. and she chose me. >> oh, nancy, what a great baby sister you have. we've been practicing weather. today is a holiday. and we're going to have you do the weather. and you can do it on your own okay? >> all right. >> now, drake todd about to give us the forecast for martin luther king day. what's the warm going to be today, drake. >> it's going to be 32 degrees and mostly cloudy. >> fantastic. now, we're going to go to your 7-day forecast. i promise it's coming up. there it s drake, what's tomorrow's forecast going to be because you already told us today. >> it's going to be late rai rain/snow and it's going to be for the high 38 degrees and the low 27. >> now, what about on wednesday you? think you might have a half day of school or have the day off? >> maybe it's am snow for high of 33 and low of 30. >> and does the sun come back out on thursday. >> yep, sunny and cold, high is 35 and low is 21. >> and friday looks like little better doesn't t. high of what. >> 40. >> sin

. >>> wild scene in salem county truck loses control smashing in the home with two people inside. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. couple inside escaped unharmed but two people were injured in the crash. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria movies live in piles grove and alex, you spoke to the children of the homeowners about this frightening experience. >> i did, thankfully their daughter just lived a couple miles away so she raced right over here and just a couple minutes ago they pulled that truck from that house and as you can see there are beams right there those are supports that crews have been working on all afternoon to mack sure that the home would not collapse when they pulled that truck out. around 2:30 p.m. donna's student got the call. >> unaudible. >> reporter: she rushed to her parent's home in the 400 block of lincoln road to find that flatbed truck lodged in what was once her parent's formal living area. she shared these photos with "eyewitness news". >> i didn't know if my father was okay for 15 minutes. >> reporter: both of her parents

burlington county the gas break along salem road. that is blocked off and 130 could be your alternate there. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> sounds good thanks matt. >>> more "action news" at 4:00 coming up after this. ,000 in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. >>> frozen solid as the deep freeze continues to the south. the daughter starred crying because they feared the pool was broken and parts of the sunshine state saw snow and this guy beside himself as the flakes fell if tallahassee for the first time in his lifetime. it's 30 years since snow fell in florida's capital city and more surprising is the snow stuck. meaning the grown is cold enough there not to melt it. unusual yes, unwelcome? not for this young man not for now. >> having b

he wrestled the clancy boys when he first arrived in salem. he used to ride and also judge gander pulling, which is just this outrageous sport where you string a goose on a rope and then you grease his neck and the horse would ride at full speed and try to rip the neck off. and he felt that was great, a real manly thing to be doing. and he loved horses. he was a very good horseback rider. so i think the part of what brought respect for -- from other men was this sense of just physical respect for him and a real presence. i think that comes across, you know, indirectly. indirectly. there's a curious thing about people's -- men's -- he was not friends with women. he tended to have some friends -- mrs. browning, for example, mrs. able in new salem, who were older married, matronly figures. after he married mary and they started having children he treated her like an older married matronly figure. they were the exceptions. basically he moved in a male world chic of the time. but men who were friends with lyndon tended to experience him as their be

salem and his family say they used to be able to rely on some assistance from relief agencies but no more like so many yemenis they are left to cope on their own natasha going to hell does iran. still ahead here on al-jazeera out of reopening the lines of communication north korea places a historic cold to the south plus. i'm a listener and here. so you call on the western region of dzhokhar where voluntary doctors together with the countries my remains are bringing health services to once conflict ridden areas. how the rain clouds of ready gathered across central parts of china at the moment big downpours coming in here and snow across northern parts temperatures in shanghai well down the race about these hot about seventy eight celsius over the next couple of days by friday it should be a little drier just notice the possibility of want to see showers to scrape in the fossil feast and cold at home called could see some wet weather temps hit around nineteen degrees celsius well whether there's been affecting me in ma in places say has now east still an area of cloud here but i think

house in salem says his family circumstances are unraveling in a way he never thought possible a lost job then a lost home and now uncertainty over how much worse things could get wound up like that and. we are left with nothing only god is our rock the nearby who died out port is no longer a source of employment or humanitarian aid since november the saudi led coalition has either blocked or limited access to ports of entry in yemen citing security concerns that a coalition claims to have reopened a court on december twentieth we are in the first week of january and the coalition is still misleading the public fabricating excuses to continue seating and starving the yemeni people. the interruption in the flow of aid is adding to what is already described as the world's worst humanitarian crisis i love the mother thought the u.n. reiterated that even if one day the port is operating at maximum capacity it would not be enough to meet the needs of the yemeni people so you can imagine how dire the situation i just. saw salem and his family say they used to be able to rely on some assista

>> what is up, all right. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 a scary scene in salemlams in the home in pilesgrove, we will hear from the home owner's children about the frightening crash, and how it all happened. >>> final stop on the road to minneapolis is right here in philadelphia, two wild weekend wins set up a showdown between eagles and vikings, team coverage as bird gear up for the game, kate? >>> and we have got cold air in place and new we're tracking chance for some snow, parts of our area will be under a winter weather advisory, we will tell you which areas will see most snow and which commute will be most impacted this week. >> on this martin luther king day thousands are taking a stand, for service. making today a choice, to be kind, coming up we will talk some incredible kid, who know what today actually stands for . >>> in front of the truck did breach the front dining room and at this point, local officials, construction officers saying the house is not able to be inhabited. >>> wild scene in salem county truck loses control smashing in the home with

salem and his family say they used to be able to rely on some assistance from relief agencies but no more like so many yemenis they are left to cope on their own natasha going to al-jazeera says is in the u.s. continues to brace for extreme cold weather and may just snowstorms in northeastern united states the cold snap is expected to worsen in the coming days and has caused some areas of the night before to freeze. and people in tallahassee florida work up to see snow falling for the first time in nearly three decades the governor has declared a state of emergency warning residents to expect icy roads and freezing temperatures. produce hospitals drastic measures to cope with demand national health service officials are warning non urgent procedures will be put off for weeks the n.h.s. is one of the country's most valued institutions providing free health care for more than seventy years business parker reports concern about its future. hundreds of british hospitals are in the grip of a winter crisis patient numbers regularly surge during the colder months but this year sickness leve

salem and his family say they used to be able to rely on some assistance from relief agencies but no more like so many yemenis they are left to cope on their own natasha going to ayman al jazeera. still ahead here on al-jazeera reopening the lines of communication north korea places a historic core to the south plus more than two hundred works of the italian in a sense artist michelangelo go on display in new york including what is believed to be his first painting. how the weather looks like he fought and try across a good part of the middle east over the next couple days no great surprises there but for the eastern side of the mets right and it does look rather disturbed it's a victory out or alling across cypress across turkey will produce some very heavy rain here over the next few days and it doesn't look too pleasant at all particularly for you've been in the refugee camps here whether they're right across syria lebanon jordan right the way down into israel by road and around sixteen celsius over the next couple days that rain really setting in for friday as well so you can see

jewish men out and shot them and the next day they came and took the women and children put them in salem and torched and this entire community was killed only because of religion. this girl survived the night the rest of the village was wiped out. she became a historian and now works in the united states for eleven years she collected first a graph from her village. she hopes to preserve the memory of all three thousand five hundred inhabitants through this exhibition. because she said that the visitors to the museum they only see that the truth they don't know what the jews looked like who were murdered and here you see the faces of the people who were. and see really i think a fantastic favor to all of us these young people here who are looking at these faces that you could have some of these pictures in your grandparents' photos they would not be so different from anything so many young people in school classes come to see the museum. to meet a holocaust survivor and listen to her story is often the most interesting part of a visit. back to. where you have both of you will have. time

again, this is happening in salem county, new jersey.some time now before they get that truck out of the house. and more rescue and emergency vehicles have been arriving on the scene as we have been keeping our eyes on this. of course stick with us for any new updates as we get them. >>> it is 4:30 now. sharrie williams is off, monica malpass joins us and in other news today, the freeze, the thaw, the refreeze weather pattern that we have been having a taking quite a toll on area roads. >> potholes are starting to pop up across the region and the giant craters can cause major damage to your vehicles even cause accidents when folks try to avoid hitting them. john rawlins live along lincoln drive today where there are plenty of potholes. hi, john. >> reporter: hi, guys. potholes are a seasonal threat, there's no doubt about it. because of the 2018 weather pattern we've had so far, potholes and complaints about potholes have cropped up far earlier than normal. a city avenue pothole as we watched today some close calls by drivers but no dire

how about salem, mr. president. those people were burnt at the stake. and that, quote, republicans should finally take control. that last line should send shivers down our spines that republicans should finally take control. from the very beginning, this investigation has been about an issue most sensitive to our national interest. interference in our elections, the well spring, the prield of our wonderful -- the pride of our wonderful and great democracy. if there is ever an issue that transcends party, this is it. yet here the president of the united states is imploring his party to take control of the investigation. you never thought you'd hear a president say something like this. frankly, you never thought you'd hear such silence from the other side of the aisle when he does. but that's where we're at. republican lawmakers ought to shout down that kind of appeal. we all must commit to the essential truth of the matter which is that the investigation into russian interference in our election must remain as bipartisan and as nonpartisan as possible. t

salem and his family say they used to be able to rely on some assistance from relief agencies but no more like so many yemenis they are left to cope on their own natasha going to al-jazeera. these are the headlines right now on al-jazeera palestinian leaders are content. u.s. president donald trump's threat to cut aid to the palestinian authority trouble also says truce lomas off the negotiation table donald trump angered palestinians last month by recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital palestinians one occupied east jerusalem as the capital of a future state trump tweeted asking why the u.s. should make any future aid payments to palestinians when the u.s. gets no appreciation. tens of thousands of government supporters are rallying across iraq so if support comes after six days of demonstrations against the government there are gathering at least four cities to condemn the recent unrest and which at least twenty one people were killed north korea has reopened communication inside the militarized zone with south korea for the first time at almost two years there are talks schedul

snow mixed in in northwest and chester still has the freezing rain, cherry hill, still in the ice and salem northeast philly, as we show you with lauren mayk, changing over and mixing to sleet and northampton, out of the precipitation completely. and back to the west, east goshen just on the edge, a few flurries. easttown, almost out of it. storm ranger 10 out into the northern suburbs to check out this point and also where the changeover is occurring. let's say radner or southeast philly. so we can zoom in because it's close to where the precipitation is so the beam is not shooting high up into the clouds and it's shooting closer to the earth. so it is just ended while in merion, there is light, freezing rain. darby road has sleet. and storm ranger 10 is telling us all of this. temperatures in the 20s in bluebell, reading, coatesville, lancaster, it's getting dark, obviously, untreated surfaces are going to get icy. farther to the south, those temperatures are warm enough to just melt and it's going to stay that way. here is the future temperatures. we're going to get rain to the south and

northampton, salem, all in that mix. east whiteland is close to being out of it. to the area where the precipitation is changing and the closer you get to it the more detail and accurate detail we can get on this, like where that precipitation ends and the freezing rain begins. so trooper, which was having some of the freezing rain, has just gotten out of it, according to storm ranger 10 and norristown on the east here. east norton has gotten out of the precipitation and bridgeport is just barely in it. storm ranger 10 is close to those places so it's getting detailed information. temperatures are way above freezing. you can see all of these areas in the 20s north and west. even though there's no precipitation now, the roads are wet. temperatures are below freezing. nightfall coming in and not a great combination. we're very close to the freezing marks in parts of south jersey. woodstown, 32. florence, 32. hamilton square, 32. and we have seen these roads so cold that even these temperatures, which are air temperatures, working above the ground, it may be colder t

watch for that coming in from salem county on the south jersey overview. not eeg a lot of problems just just -- not seeing a lot of problems just yet. 130 northbound in cinnaminson watch for an accident there. 19 in center city. it's cold out there this morning. 18 in hammonton fortescue. 17 in smyrna. today we'll make it up to 34. right now irrelevant feels like 1 degrees, that's -- right now it feels like 12 degrees that's an improvement from the last hour, windchill in allentown, 3. >> parents accused of starving and torturing their 13 children are expected to appear in court today. deputies discovered their malnourished children ages 2 to 29 after a 17-year-old girl escaped and called 911. they selected boxes and safe and pieces of wood that appeared to be part of a bed yesterday. >>> 8 vehicles caught fire inside a parking garage inside a massachusetts medical school in worster. firefighters saw thick black smoke bellowing out of the structure alternative. it is unclear what sparked the fire. >>> a michigan man survived a close call with a concrete bl

so tonight joe salem will be giving you the high level and explain where we are in the budget process which is at earl stages but it's an action item for you tonight. we all have to stay awake and alert and appreciate joe -- >> and still being thorough as possible. >> i'm joe salem. i'm the fiscal manager for the department of the environment. and tonight i'll be giving a brief presentation on the fiscal 2018-2019 draft budget. a couple quick things before we get started here. first is this is a draft budget. as such it's going to change between now and the time we submit a balanced budget to the mayor's office february 21. the second thing is we're not going to be reviewing the physical 2019-2020 budget in this prepping. while we're mandated to submit a two-year budget it's difficult if not impossible to know at this point in the process what our grant funding will be for that outlying year. so we don't feel we can give an accurate assessment at this time. city's currently projecting $173 million deficit over the next two years. as a result, the mayor's office is requiring general fu

louis. 36 degrees there. 60 to salem in the middle of the state. so there is big temperature swings on the way. this is the line that will move through for us around 2:00 in the morning on saturday. so unfortunately the weekend setting up to be a colder one. 50 to 55 for us overnight with the scattered showers. light. but i want to start off tomorrow. 6:00 a.m. with the future cast. there the cold front. the wintery weather to the west side of the front never makes it here for us. it's colder but we will see all rain out of the system. we are dealing with the rain for the drive to work tomorrow. shortly after that when the kids are on the way home we are looking at drying out. this is the prime tomorrow. mid-to-upper 60's for a lot of us. after that at we get later friday evening here we are at 9:00, the cold front will start to push in the next round of rain. some is heavy. it's not out of the question to hear a rumble of thunder but not looking for the strong thunderstorms. but something for january a little out of the ordinary. the cold front wi

look at this batch that has intensified moving over salem, gloucester, camden county. you can see intense snow bands comi downy goodple shading onditions on the roadsed area and adding another half inch to an inch of accumulation. what to expect after that snow finally moves out tonight? blowing and drifting will continue, it may look like eight or 9 inches of snow as we get drifts that could exceed a foot, and gusts to 40 t feel sub zero overnight and traveling very slow and very slick. as this storm continues to move, look at this tightly packed isobars, very tight pressure gradient, winds continue to howell and we will start tomorrow morning look at these feels like temperatures, nine below in philadelphia 17 below in mount feel much better an zero all day again, tomorrow night into saturday morning could feel as cold as ten below in the city. twenty below in the poconos. we could be hitting record lows, record low high i should say. forecasted high on saturday 16 coldest it has ever been for a high on that day is 18. that would be record high. our average 40. we ar

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that is the latest live in salem county. >>> right now, snow is coming. first alert radar west to east. we issued a first alert 6:00 tomorrow morning and tracking to wednesday. nbc10 is the place to get all the information you need. the only place to get a neighborhood first alert forecast and glenn is going to show you what to expect in your backyard. >> this is a different type of system. you will see why the places that will get the most, in the poconos, they will be the happiest, too. a nice fresh snow cover. we have accumulating snow in lehigh berks county early tomorrow morning and won't move out until 9 on wednesday. it will wait a while before it starts. lehigh valley, berks valleys and poconos and slippery commutes expected. western pennsylvania, moving in our direction. not a big storm that redeveloped into a giant storm. it will take its time. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. until 4:00 p.m., the afternoon rush, before it even gets close to the northern western suburbs of philadelphia, and after tomorrow's afternoon rush, to the philadelphia area. and befor

you can see it on street level storm tracker 6 live rain in salem and middletown, smyrna and dover. this was part later on this evening, and we're tracking an area of low pressure that will have snow move in tuesday. sky6 live hd looking at the ben franklin bridge monday afternoon. we have a mostly cloudy sky and the clouds prevail the rest of f the day. 43 in philadelphia. windchill 35. 44 for reading. at the coast of cape may, 42. trenton, 44 degrees. satellite and radar showing that's the area of low pressure that's just off the coast that's producing light rain showers in areas across south jersey and delaware as we go throughout the rest of the evening. this lifts to the northeast. you can see the disturbance out of the lower great lakes and the ohio valley that heads in our direction in the overnight hours first thing home morning from a west/east direction. today, lots of clouds around, temperature 45. dry. 6:00 p.m., 43. 42 at #7:00 p.m. tonight under a mostly cloudy sky. there's the area of low pressure departing to the north and it's what's following in out of the ohio val

but here in salem county they stopped asking for the government to help and just decided to help peopleelves >> it's not government funded program at all. everybody that helps us are volunteers. that's it >> she showed me the facility in karen knee's point be bishop brown said salem code blue started with a simple desire to help people years ago. >> lunch and dinner and breakfast >> while so many complain about a lack of records they move to action. >> if you have a heart nor this, you understand the need, it can work. >> reporter: she went to several organizations and churches looking for space and heard no more often than she like to say admit. then she met past tore keith hostile who not only said yes but were surprised others didn't >> these are neighbors and people are hurting. we have an opportunity to help them. we're not going to walk by on the other side of the road, sorry, beat up and left for dead but we can't help you when we can. >> reporter: for those without good reason who denied >> some people do walk by on the other side. but i don't want to be one of them. >> reporter