here is the latest on it breaking news, with a accident, involving a septa bus, i talked to septa, they said the bus was struck by another vehicle, there are four people with injuries that were on the septa bus itself this morning, northbound lanes of the roosevelt boulevard, at adams avenue, folks familiar, that's right, there by where the old sears building use today circumstances the busy stretch of the billion dollars, the route one bus, so, again, that's all we know at the moment. we have jen on the way, we'll take you there live when she arrives, here is the other crash looking at. this is a live look, at i-95, southbound, right in front of the airport, right at the airport curve. right here, see this vehicle? sideways, that kind of gives you example how slick the road conditions are, don't get myfoxdc.com sense every security, rent aren't wet from rain. they're wet from the freezing rain that we received. we went from rain on the overnight, to that freezing rain, and then the change-over to snow. and that's a live look there, at i-95. we will take one of the other cameras here, w

it's ban rough week for septa bus drivers.es in seven days they've been assaulted or in one case threatened with a knife. police say surveillance cameras caught the knife wielding suspect on the bus. >> we never want to see that. our operators have one job and that is to get our passengers to the destinations safely. >> my heart goes out to him because i don't want anything to happen to any of them really. >> reporter: riders were upset to hear about drivers being targeted. police say this guy pulled a knife after a septa bus driver at germantown and erie asked him to step out of the aisle so passengers could get by. >> this guy wants to pull out a knife and threaten him it just just doesn't make sense. >> reporter: four days later skyfox was overhead as a septa bus driver was attacked at 33rd and dauphin. police arrested james robinson. two days later a bus driver was assaulted by two men. he was hospitalized. >> it's a shame. they get paid well but they don't get enough to be hurt. >> people don't have respect for one anothe

she ended up on a busy local street all alone until a septa bus driver came to her rescue. >> i couldn't imagine, you know like i said crossing over torresdale in this day and age. somebody could have picked her up. >> hear from the hero bus driver and the little girl's very thankful mom next. >> yet another twist in the amanda knox saga. what italy's highest court is considering right now and why it could leave the u.s. secretary of state john kerry with a tough decision. >>> plus tormented teen born a girl. tyler realized he was living in the wrong body and he is not alone. now, a local school with three transgender students and the hard decisions they're forced to make. >> scott. >> cell well, chris, right now winter is making a come back and we could see snow flurries. details on the timing next. longhorn's dinner for two for $29.99. choose two of 7 entrees. like the grilled portabella sirloin. plus two sides, two salads & a shared appetizer or a dessert. dinner for two only at longhorn steakhouse. you cant fake steak. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking ab

we have some issues with septa. bus 35 has suspended service. shuttle busing right now for a portion of it. i'll give you a full update on what's happening in mass transit when i see you coming up in the next few minutes. >>> stay with nbc 10. another traffic glimpse. here's a live picture from nbc 10 form force 10 near the commodore. in fact that is the commodore bridge, route 322 headed towards philadelphia. that's what it looks like right now. hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what day it is! hey! camel! guess what day it is! >>it's not even wednesday. let it go, phil. if you're a camel, you put up with this all the time. it's what you do. (sigh) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ok... >>> 6:46. a live look from storm force 10 driving around all across our region to give you a good look at the road conditions. just got off commodore bridge 95 n

police say his girlfriend was the the only person who was with him. >>> a septa bus driver is threatened with a knife, police say that the suspect was a passenger. fox 29's steve keeley is live at septa headquarters with more on this story, hi steve. >> reporter: again, thankful for surveillance video and looking at it right now all of the septa bus driver did was tell this guy to get out of the aisle and out of the way owe that passengers could get on and off the bus. you can see him in the back of the bus as a passenger before this happened. that is the the best look at this guy, with a very distinctive hat and scarves on and police want to catch him because this guy carries a a knife on him and owe pulled it on the driver. septa has high definition septa camera on the inside and outside of the buses. here's a disturbing reason why. the passenger very recognizable to anybody who knows him. he rides the number 23 bus at germantown and erie avenue in tioga. last week he is blocking aisle in the the and the driver's view of the door as passengers are trying to get on and off and having to

: with little annabelle ridgeway back safely at their side her parents had words of gratitude to septa bus bus and his heart to the wet shivering little girl. sheltering and caring for her after she was spotted by a passenger wandering in the darkness just before 3am. >> i can't thank him enough. i wish i can hug him right now. i really do. there's no words. there's no words. he saved my daughter's life. >> oman i was like, you got to be kidding me? not this time of night. >> reporter: the driver says as he called for help annabelle explained to passengers she was on her way to a local store to buy what she called a slushy. >> all i want is a sludge she. that's all she said. >> alerted by the driver police officers quickly guided annabelle off the bus and back home. her parents saying she slipped out a back door walking several blocks even crossing busy torresdale avenue. >> i'm just so grateful to have her home and safe. >> annabelle's parents who are already installing new locks on the house promise that was the first and last time she will ever leave on her own. meanwhile, annabelle smi

. >>> a septa bus driver was hospitalized after he was purnled in the face overnight. two men attacked the driver at broad street and lehigh avenue the driver was taken to temple university hospital for treatment and it's unclear how badly he was hurt, this is the second time this weeks that a septa bus driver was attacked. >>> new from our new jersey newsroom now, a plan to revamp a peer complex is back on track. philadelphia developer bought the ocean front complex for it last fall but he only pay $2.7 million but ran into problems with caesars entertainment and a new development plan is expected to be nouned next week. >>> a chase in georgia tops speeds of 130 miles per hour and the entire thing was caught on camera. how state troopers were able to stop the suspect. plus -- >> they should be ashamed themselves themselves. >> a 7-year-old's tribute to his brother in the military lands him several in the principal's office. the look he brought to school he was forced to change. i'm brian vickers, nascar® driver. i'm kevin nealon comedian. and i'm arnold palmer, profes

for an overnight treat. 3:00 this morning a man flagged down driver of septa bus in tacony to tell the driver there was a little girl trying to take the bus alone. moments later annibel gets on to the bus and takes a seat. as the bus driver called authorities annibel tried to explain herself to stunned paerm. >> she had a mind-set i know what she wanted you know. >> what did she want. >> all i want is a slushy. >> that's all she said. >> police arrived and took her home. mom and dad reconfigured the logs on their doors and say this will be and i bells last solo adventure for a long time. >> nev has a party crasher been more welcome than a guy by the name of joy d egulio in fact he would be number one guest at a bachelor party in philadelphia tomorrow night. "action news" reporter sharee william was live at the big board, sharee, this sounds like quite a yard. >> this is quite a story joy d egulio traveled from seattle to attend "the bachelor" party of jeff maneti in philadelphia. joe we was never originally invited. his last name is similar it a friend of the groom. so it was a typ

a septa bus driver finds a little birth in the rain in the middle of the night next to a bus stop. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at st. christopher areas hospital with more on this story. justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yes, that's right that driver did step in and help save that child from these conditions out hire this morning. that four year old girl and her mother, we understand, have been brought back together here at saint christopher's hospital just a short time ago. this after a two-hour effort to find that girl's family, and find her home. let's take to you video now that septa driver found her at the 56 stop at torresdale avenue and magee street. he stayed with her on that bus until police arrived. it is unclear just how long she was out there in this rain by herself. now, from there police took her into one of their vehicles, and cruised the area trying to find her home and trying to find her family, as well. they focused on stretches of levick, robbins, and jackson streets there is morning. let's bring you back out live here. they

in west norriton this accident on main street at center avenue involving a box truck and a septa bus. we're hearing it's not serious no, injuries but just something to watch for if you're in that area n pennsauken camden county we have these malfunctioning traffic lights that are an issue. because of that they blocked 30 westbound right at the airport circle so white horse pike westbound blocked at the airport circle. stick to federal street to get around that, tam. >> okay, thank you karen. >>> and we continue to watch this breaking news. an army helicopter has crashed in the florida panhandle. we're told seven marines and four soldiers are missing they were part of a nighttime training exercise at the englund air force base. they found the debris around 2 o'clock this morning. we'll keep an eye on this and bring you the latest as it comes in. >> moving on to the big board and we are breaking down the eagles quarterback swap. nick foles is out. sam bradford of the saint louis rams is in. you know coach chip kelly has been a busy man. he has released or traded a lot of fan favorites i

luckily for that four-year-old girl, a septa bus driver swooped in and saved her.ox 29's bruce gordon explains what was so important that that little girl got dressed all by herself and walk out of her house in the middle of the night night. >> so grateful to have her home and safe. >> reporter: this is the video that has jacqueline breathing a sigh of relief. that's her daughter four-year-old annabelle hopping aboard a septa bus by herself at the corner of torresdale and magee at 3am. 52-year-old harrell land jennifer was behind the wheel just half an hour into his shift on the 56 route. >> aw, man you got to be kidding me? not this time of night. 3:00 o'clock in the morning a little girl. >> reporter: family was asleep when annabelle woke up, put on her coats and boots walk out unlock back door and walked five blocks to the bus stop. >> she left out in the rain and went without waking anybody up. took it upon herself she's going to the store and nothing going to stop her. >> i couldn't have a slushy because i want add slushy. >> reporter: you heard that right. a

. >> reporter: chris, septa bus driver the the hero is harlen jennifer, who spent 16 years with septa a and driving driving route 56 route overnight. he saw a little girl in the cold and darkness rain soak. he sheltered her. her family is giving him credit for saving her life. when doors to the route 56 septa bus opened, just before 3:00 a.m., out of the rainy darkness walked four year-old anabell richway, the the driver hardly able to believe what he was seeing. >> i was like you got to be kidding me, not this time of the night. >> reporter: as jennifer a father of three including two shelters shelter anabell calling for help the the four year-old explored the bus telling passengers that he was on her way to a local wawa to buy what she called a slushy. >> all i want is a slushy. that is all she said. >> reporter: prior to boarding the bus, anabell dressed herself warmly slipping out of the back door and walking several blocks in the rain even crossing busy torresdale avenue. >> crossing over torresdale in this day and age, someone could have pick her up. >> reporter: within minute p

saved by septa. a bus driver comes to the rescue of a little girl wandering the streets. >> she was spotted at torresdale and magee avenue. we got surveillance of that rescue. >> reporter: a 4-year-old girl captured here on septa surveillance video is back safe with her mother after a 3 a.m. journey alone on city streets. we're blurring her face to protect her identity. on the video, you can see a man approach the route 56 bus and say something to driver harlan jenifer. >> as soon as i seen it, that was it. >> reporter: the girl climbed on the bus, talked to other passengers and moved around to different seats, while jenifer called his control center. >> he asked me twice. he was shocked, too, what was going on. >> reporter: the girl was soaked from the rainy weather but driver and passenger said she was in good spirits. hope to go to a convenience store for a slushy. she stayed put until officers escorted her off the bus. >> this day and age, someone could pick her up. it's scary to see her out at that ti

septa regional rails on time we're seeing scattered delays, five of the septa bus routes are not running>> reporter: matt, it's very cold, a lot of the streets are organ the snow covered side, as matt pellman mentioned so be careful especially on the side streets. 17 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 22 by noon. 26 degrees is the high with all the sun we'll do melting today. i am concerned that will refreeze as the sun goes down. keep that in mind as you travel around later tonight or walk around. not a lot going on across the united states not a lot of precipitation that will cause you problems airplane wise. we have light rain in orlando. no major delays, but because of the snow and the fact there were delays yesterday i would check online to make sure my flight is on time today. >> the fda said no worries milk still does a body good. the agency took samples of raw moirk and tested them for 31 drugs, less than one% evidenced illegal drug residue antibiotics can end up in milk from dairy cows in order to keep them healthy. >>> the flyers beat the saint louis blues 3-16789 they are four points behind

luckluckily she ended up on a septa bus there she is, with a very attentive driver and out of harm's way. next we're talk wig that bus driver who found her. ♪ >> these young performers have seen the worse of the worst the devastation of war, famine and disease. now they're taken to a local stage to help their homeland build a stronger future. this choir' as mazing story is coming up sean. >> temple getting ready to head to madison square garden for the final four of the nit. enjoying the process later in sports. >> and it is the last weekend for the month of march and march madness in the weather department continues. colder air is moving in for your weekend as well as the threat of i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. i better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. [breath of relief] oh, what a relief it is. ♪ >> one hun 20th birthday in our city today. not for a person but for the philadelphia flag. today is philadelphia civic flag day. al

perfect strangers helped to keep her safe including a septa bus driver. >> my mind is wanting to go places, it's hard, not to, what if what if. thank god for the bus driver. thank god for the bus driver. >> reporter: two very grateful parents coming to grips with their 4-year-old daughter's overnight adventure. 2:58 a.m., harlin jennifer is flagged down. he is told that a girl is out by herself. out pops a strawberry blonde. as jennifer calls authorities passengers comfort the tiny visitor who shrugs and tells them what her mission is at 3:00 a.m. i'll i want is a slushy. police arrived but not before the youngest rider checked out the bus within an hour, annabell was home safe and sound with their shocked mom and dad. as for slushy, they are a favorite, for sweet loving and independent annabell. >> will you take me to get a slushy? >> yeah, next time with a lot for me. >> reporter: mom said this will be her last solo travel. she thanked all those who helped bring her home safely. >> she saved my daughter's life. i'll be forever grateful. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> there's mu

septa bus will be detours for tomorrow's viewing. >>> two agents including one who protects the president apparently interrupted a bomb scene investigation after a night of drinking. they may have driven right now to the suspicious package. investigators are looking at government video that may have caught everything that happened. >>> an american with ebola will arrive in america for treatment tomorrow. the patient is being flown in isolation on a chartered plane for treatment. that is the same plane that nurse nina phan was flown in. 10,000 people have now died from the outbreak. >>> a former enemy arrives on eagles terms. tonight he is here to stay. >> i'm happy to join forces with them and go for the ultimate goal. >> demarco murray has taken wing. the once rivalled cowboy has become a bird. >> anyone that wants to join our side i'm all for it. >> welcome home demarco. welcome home. >> from the helicopters in the air to the photographers on the ground, it's clear that philadelphia has their newest start. >> yes, john clark you spoke to demarco one on one tonight. >> yes, you said that

. >>> a septa worker goes above and beyond his bus driving duties. it happened when he saw a 4-year-old girl wandering philadelphia streets alone overnight. here's where she was found at the corner of tooresdale and magee. drew smith is here to tell us how that septa driver jumped into action. >> that little girl is safe with her mother again. attention is turning to that septa bus driver who rescued the child. >> reporter: bus driver harlan jenifer is used to working overnight and seeing the bizarre things that come with those hours. this he wasn't expecting. >> i was like oh, you've got to be kidding me. >> reporter: watch the septa surveillance video of a 4-year-old girl soaked from the rain. she climbed onto the bus at 3 a.m. he has kids of his own so he said calling for help stopping the bus and staying with the girl was instinct. >> just basic, i guess, fatherly duties. >> reporter: you can see her walking around chatting with passengers. here she told passengers all she wanted was a slushy from a convenience store. >> she knew exactly where sh

. >>> well, two victims are hospitalized after a septa bus collided with a car in fairmont park. the victims are expected to be okay. two people were riding in a white camry there at 7:00 last night and girard. no one on the bus was injured. >>> septa says it will no longer fight to keep a controversial ad off the side of the buses. the ad features hitler who carries the tag line jew hatred. a pro-israel group called the proinitiative bought the ad. septa was considering an appeal until yesterday. >>> police report several new developments in the ongoing investigation of the fraternity scandal at penn state university. several women pictured in the photos on the fraternity's facebook page have come forward to police. and some of the frat members are cooperating with the investigation. kappa delta roe has been cooperating and so far police have not filed charges. >>> and parents and students who don't want to take the new standardized test the parcc exam in new jersey are closer to one option in new jersey. this bill will require students to be provided with educational alternativ

we have septa bus routes on detour. septa regional rails will run a normal work day schedule. patco on a regular schedule, amtrak modified weekday schedule. >> reporter: we have a mix of rain, sleet and snow. south of the city we're seeing rain through the philadelphia area starting to mix with sleet and wet snowflakes. we have snow near lancaster reading and allentown. be careful as you travel in have jenkintown and media. let's look at the temperatures. we have a lot of to progress. it's 34 in allentown. 37 in philadelphia. and millville. i think the first inch or so is meting at the surface because of the temperatures. let's look right now at what you can expect as we continue to see the changeover. continue to see snow in the lehigh valley along i-95, we're seeing the changeover from now to 6:00 a.m. it's sleet. temperatures drop and we'll see snow. in central delaware and new jersey, it will take later until 6:00 when the rain changes to sleet and snow. it's getting worse out there not better. >> police are looking for the robber who held up two temple students at gunpoin

this is the second attack on the septa bus driver this week. on wednesday, police arrested a man who assaulted a driver in strawberry mansion. >>> and now to the crash of germanwings flight 9525. new this morning, german prosecutors say the co-pilot appears to have hidden evidence of an illness from his employers. they found torn up sick notes from the day of the crash when they surrounded andreas lubitz's home. they aren't saying what the illness was, mental or physical. officials say no suicide note was found in their search and there was no indication of any political or religious motivation for lubitz's actions. investigators are looking for an explanation of why he crashed the plane into the french alps killing all 150 people on board. families layed flowers and lit candles dedicated to the victims of the crash. most of those killed in the crash were german and spanish. >>> airlines around the world meantime are hastily changing their rules that require two crew members to always be present in the cockpit. the u.s. made that a requirement

. >> philadelphia police are searching for the two men who punched a septa bus driver in the face.is morning at broad and lehigh in the city's glenwood section. the driver was taken to temple university hospital. well, this is the second time this week a septa bus driver was attacked. >>> a delaware woman who became severely ill during a caribbean vacation is improving. theresa divine her husband steven esmond and their two sons are hospitalized for suspected pesticide poisoning. they fell ill at the virgin islands resort when a nearby room was treated way powerful chemical. they were flown back to the u.s. for treatment. esmond and his two sons remain in critical can condition. >> a colorado woman accused of cutting open a pregnant woman's belly and taken her unborn baby will not be charged with murder even though that baby died. republican lawmakers plan to introduce legislation to change that, though. under colorado law a person can be charged with murdering a baby only if there's evidence it survived apart from its mother. 34-year-old donell lane is accused of attacking michell

we have five septa bus routes that are totally suspended, 30 others on the detour and watch for slippery spots on the platforms or bus steps this morning. chris and alex, back to you. >>> we have both of our reporters on our top stories this morning jennifer joyce outside between the second police district looking back at the life of officer robert wilson the third. >> lets go to steve keeley. he is at police headquarters with more on what happened at that game stop yesterday afternoon. >> reporter: we have learn overnight that 30 year-old robert wilson didn't just die being a good cop but he died because he was i ago great dad too. lot at picture we have of him and his partner damon stevenson on the right. this was tweeted by philadelphia police back in december, the the night they unveiled to the press the start of the the pilot program, where 30 officers in the city in district 22 were going to start wearing body cameras. his fellow officers tell fox 29 news the the reason yes went into that game stop store and his partner was still outside in the patrol car because on a quick break w

. >>> a septa bus@ collide. the two people in the camry went to the hospital to be checked out. the victims are expected to be okay. >>> from our trenton bureau a win for parents and students that don't want to take standardized tests in new jersey. the state attemptably voted to approve a bill that requires schools to accommodate those children. they already have the right to opt out of the test. they provide educational alternatives in another room for those students. >> tomorrow family and close friends will gather at a private service to bid farewell to one of the most legendary eagles of all time. the nfl players and dignitaries said their final gooked to chuck bednarik. he played a franchise record 14 seasons with the eagles starting in 1949. his toughness earned him the nickname concrete charlie. he was 89. >>> temperatures taking a big drop with rain overnight. stick around for your morning rush. i'm tracking how cold it is about to get. >>> a new york building explodes and chances hospitalizing more than a dozen people. new video of a woman rescued. . >>> tonight philad

new this morning, a septa bus driver has found a child soaking wet wandering the street overnight.spotted that four year old little girl at the intersection of torresdale and magee avenues around 3:00 this morning. the girl was not hurt. she has been reunited when her mother. there is no word yet on how the girl wound up on the street all by herself. >> we're also following a developing story this morning, a woman possibly abducted in philadelphia's fairmount park. it reportedly happened on sedgley drive just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. police say an eyewitness, called about seeing a woman being forced into the trunk of a car. the car described as a dark blue pontiac grand prix, with partial tag of jt, the car was last seen going westbound on girard toward kelly drive. if you know anything at all please, call police. >> investigators are trying to find out what motivated the co-pilot of germanwings flight to deliberately crash that plane. a german tabloid reports andrea lubitz had serious depressive episode six years ago, aviation records noted medical problem, too. investigat

202 parkway ark crash just out of view along 611 at 202, and very to mention mass transit and five septa bus rooms not running, sh h and l. >> thank you. >>> eva pilgram is in cherry hill new jersey and erin o'hearn is in montgomery county but we go to david henry in center city where a snow emergency is in effect. >> reporter: the snow emergency is to allow plows go through, a train of plows passed through her for the first time today. this lane to the left is where cars would normally be parked but there are no cars just to allow plows to get through. here are the consequences of not paying attention to the snow emergency, these are cars being towed off of south broad street in south philadelphia this morning, there are alternate parking arrangements being made by the city, you will be ticketed and towed. center city is relatively deserted today compared to a normal week day because people decided to stay home and work from home, the long distance commuters may not have made it in but the people that live and work here in center city had to excuses. >> i was holding out to hear if they clo

police are trying to identify this group of teens to beat up another teen on a septa bus subway station. the group followed the victim when he tried to get away. he had minor injuries. >>> and septa police are making sure their officers followed protocol when they tased this man who got onto the tracks at one of center city's busiest train stations. you can see the man jump onto the divider at jefferson train station. they believe he was having a mental breakdown at the time. the officers used the taser at him twice and police eventually got him off the track. >> our police officers are trained in safety awareness in the track area. and there's good communication in our system. >> officers took the man to the hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. >>> 5:45. today president obama will sit down with afghani president. he met with the defense secretary ash carter and secretary of state john kerry yesterday. >>> the secret service director joseph clancey is looking into an incident from earlier this month when senior agents disrupted a bomb investigation at the white house. members of the h

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septa bus routes, 35, 94, 139 h and hfh remain suspended because of the weather. >>> we have more on the killing of a police officer. the detectives searched the home in connection with the shooting of robert wilson, eva pilgrim is live at police headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: philadelphia police are mourning the loss of one of their own an officer who is being remembered as a leader of his squad and someone who is willing to help others. >> the entire department is in shock and mourning. >> reporter: robert wilson the iii was killed in the line of duty. >> i knew him met him he was one of the best police officers this city has to offer period. a very, very brave heroic individual. >> reporter: wilson was on his shift in full uniform when he went inside had game stop at 22nd and lehigh. soon after two men came in and announced a robbery. >> he engaged the suspects and there was gunfire on both sides. >> reporter: wilson's partner heard the gunfire and fired his gun as well. officer wilson was hit several times at close range and pronounced dead at 6:25. police searched a

. >> burned out of a home many residents boarded a septa bus that was brought in to transport them toemporary shelter at the lincoln high school. >> i would have thought by now the fire would have been out. it is devastating. my kids are out, my family is out that's a blessing but your home i don't know what i am going to do. >> as you heard, devastating for the families without a home tonight. this fire again flaring up but firefighters tell us it is considered contained, although there are flare-ups at this point. we know five people were taken to the hospital. only with minor injuries. the firefighters telling us they know where the fire started, but they still have to determine how it started. live in northeast philadelphia sharrie williams, channel "action news." jim? >> thank you. >>> chester firefighters rescued five people tonight from this house on the 300 block of east 12th street. run of the residents is staying in the hospital overnight for observation. authorities are thanking a weidner university security guard to alerted firefighters. >>> and a man's decision to stay up

detours on 23 different septa bus routes. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan noticing, it's faint, but the first sign of shade of lavender is showing now. that means little pockets of heavy snow. watch for that. it's snowing in coatsville, malvern, lansdale, doylestown, getting snow. wet snowflakes and sleet pellets in media and rain and philadelphia and south jersey, rain right now. i want to show you the temperatures. allentown it's barely above freezing, 33. reading, 3. 37 in philadelphia. we need to have that colder air move in. when it first coming down it's going to melt on the roads. the temperatures will plunge and that's when you'll get the accumulating snow. nasty morning rush as you head out. snow up to an inch of hour most of the time. falling temperatures that's the key to the forecast. more details on the headlines when "action news" comes right back. >> hey everyone, sky6 live hd taking a live look at center city philadelphia. snow emergency goes into effect in the city of philadelphia in about an hour. all the schools are closed in the city, as well as many o

reporter: with little annabel ridgeway back at their side her parents had words of gratitude to septa bushe doors of his route 56 bus and his heart, to the the the wet, shivering little girl. sheltering and caring for her, after she was spotted by a passenger wandering in the darkness just before 3:00 a.m. >> i cannot thank him enough. i wish i could hug him right now. i really do. there is no way. he saved my daughter's life. >> oh manny was like you got to be kidding me not this time of the night. >> reporter: the the driver said as he called for help annabel explained to passengers she was on her way to a local store to buy what she called a slushy. >> all i want is a slushy. >> reporter: alerted by the driver police officers quickly guided annabel off the the bus and back home. her parents say she slipped out of the back door walking several blocks even crossing busy torresdale avenue. >> i'm just so grateful to have her home and safe. >> reporter: annabel's parents who are already installing new locks on the house promised that was the first and last time that she will ever leave on

>>t pple hurt in a septa bus accident at 7:45 tonight in the and a c suck the bus and thcas driver and a passenger were taken to the hoital for mor injues. >>> a philadelphia man arraigned for allegedly leaving his 7-year-o alone in the c whe he gambledor three ours i the parx casino. live at the casino tonight in bnsem is "acon news rporr, dn cuelr. dn >> jim, here we go again. police charg y anoth prn for leaving a child in the hie whehey a inside of the parx si galin i this case a man was playing blk jack and his 7 boy-ear-o by w screanin the car. > w could you leaveim in tearike that? >> he had nothi to s when cartedff to a bail hearing. hos earlreen gambling away as his 7-year-oldow in the crcamgor help. >> a good samaritan called in thathe child was left in the cr and they hrd the cld screamingnd yelling for his fatr. > ound:30. anty took the chi out of te c and to the safety of the reping as they tried to locate hsather inside of the casino. >> we then monitored him on pax security cameras pying bca. no tempt tohe go to the vehicle and a decion was made arnd 6:30 p.m. to go in w

the septa bus was stuck there in delaware county yesterday.also that police suv had to help that car that had the same trouble in the same area. roads have been cleared but there's snow pack there's the ice underneath. and you know it is still piled up around the corners, so it is easy to get stuck. >> the morning routine needs to add preparation time to it. traffic reporter katy zachry is watching all our information and cameras to see if there are problems on the roads. anything propping up yet? >> nothing major. i have been seeing a lot of local, neighborhood and secondary roads really snow packed and have a lot of that snow and the ice from yesterday. it is so cold this morning. that is not going anywhere. it's going to take a lot of elbow grease to get your car cleared off and probably get your car out of the driveway this morning. this is a live look in delaware 495 at philadelphia pike. you can see traffic is moving at a normal speed. and that is what we are finding on the majors right now. the majors are clear of the snow on the median

if you are traveling a few septa bus routes they are experiencing delays, as a result of the slippery conditions, so just know that this morning nicole. >> speaking of traffic the the commute tomorrow will be a mess, so we will be here extra early to help you get through that storm. wake up with us starting a at 4:00 ama for latest weather a and traffic updates with any school closings and delays. >>> new this morning, three people are left homeless after this house fire, in philadelphia's olney section overnight. flames were pouring from the second story window when fire fighters arrived at that people on the 6,000 block of north american street. got news is everyone was able to get out safely. right now they are being assisted by the red cross. >>> how about this eagles fans will be saying so long to shady, the organization is reportedly trading star running back lesean mccoy to buffalo, in exchange bird will get bills linebacker kiko a a alonzo who missed last season with a torn acl. trade won't officially happen until the league year start next week. some eagles fans say they hope

. >> reporter: tamika blackwell says the snow packed septa bus stop at ridge and cumberland forced herwait in the street a mid passing cars. >> very dangerous for me to be standing there and right there at cumberland those cars speed by so fast. it's very scar row. >> reporter: when we viv the the mobility advocates at liberty resources in center city we couldn't help but notice purr transit vans jockeying for position. there were only two spots out front where snow and ice had been cleared for passenger pick up and drop off. >> we need people to take responsibility. >> reporter: fran fulton says the sidewalk law is clear. >> it's their responsibility to clear it and make it wide enough for someone to use it. store owners and homeowners who live on corners are responsible for clearing the corners. whether it be a curb cut or a standard one step curb. >> reporter: that's the law but as fran fulton asks rhetorically what about common courtesy? how about helping your neighbor out, folks with disabilityies and mobility issues need to get to work first thing in the just like you and me. luc

. >>> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight tonight, some controversial ads could soon be coming to a septa bus near you. a judge has decided that these ads though offensive are protected by the first amendment amendment. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco joins us live from septa headquarters with more on these ads that have left a lot of people upset. diana? >> reporter: chris these ads may still be at the very least a few weeks or months away and while they may be shocking, tonight a judge has ruled they are not unconstitutional. you may not see them now but soon anti islamic ads like these could be coming to septa buses near you. a philadelphia judge sided with the new hampshire based group running the ad that likens adolph hitler to muslims. >> these ads are false and hateful, but the first amendment protects falls hateful speech along with good speech. >> reporter: ryan cooper from the council on american islamic relations says they can't stop the ads but they can educate the community. >> we have 32 major religious leader who's have come together to condemn these ads. >> reporter: th

a septa bus driver spotted her at the intersection of torresdale and magee avenues around 3:00 this morning. after about an hour and a half just few moments ago, we learned that child was trying to locate -- sorry we've learned the child was reunited when her mother. still no word on how the little girl wounds up on the street by herself in the middle of the night. justin finch will have a live report in our next half hour. >>> we have some breaking news right now also nicole. two people are dead this morning after a robbery that went wrong last night in west philadelphia. police say two suspect trying to rob two menace they walked home on the 5400 block of media street. one of the victims pulled out a gun opened fire, and shot those two robbers. then we're told, one of the robbers returned fire and shot one of the robbery victims. all three were rushed to the hospital. the other robbery victim was not injured. >> pulled the trigger on scene, okay, shook up as you can imagine, and we're going to work the investigation for the night and determine what charges will be filed against each of th

. >>> two people hurt in a septa bus accident at 7:45 tonight in thend a car struck the bus and the car's driver and a passenger were taken to the hospital for minor injuries. >>> a philadelphia man arraigned for allegedly leaving his 7-year-old alone in the car while he gambled for three ours in the parx casino. live at the casino tonight in bensalem is "action news" reporter, dann cuellar. dann? >> jim, here we go again. police charged yet another person for leaving a child in the vehicle while they are inside of the parx casino gambling. in this case a man was playing black jack and his 7 boy-year-old boy was screaming in the car. >> why could you leave him in the car like that? >> he had nothing to say when carted off to a bail hearing. hours earlier seen gambling away as his 7-year-old son was in the car screaming for help. >> a good samaritan called in that the child was left in the car and they heard the child screaming and yelling for his father. >> around 3:30. and they took the child out of the car and to the safety of the replying as they tried to locate his father inside of th

found wandering alone at torresdale and magee in the northeast, that little girl was found by a septa bus driver who notified authorities. >>> an investigation is underway after huge explosion at a manhattan apartment building. officials say it appears to be a gas explosion. at least 19 people were injured, new york's mayor says everyone has been accounted for. but at least one family insist as 23 year old man remains missing. erika? >> nicole, anti-muslim ads will soon appear on some septa buses, the transit agency siting legal costs won't contest a federal judge's orders allowing the american freedom defense initiative to place these ads on buses. the ads lead to hitler. they command septa for effort to prevent these ads. >> for the jewish community, not nice to see hitler on the buses or to see prophaganda, what hitler and joseph used to den owe great and dehumanize a religion. >> the ads will appear on 84 buses for four weeks. septa, though, has new policy now, no more political or public issue ads. >> get ready to see bill big boards like these around center city, approved installati

septa. >> pedestrians, bus is turning. >> septa provided us with this video demonstrating their safe turn alert system. it's designed to audibly warn pedestrians, especially those even grossed in their phone calls, texting, and music that the bus is turning. >> when he turns the steering wheel, it activated the strobe on the side of the bus as well as the arm letting pedestrians know the bus is turning. >> they have been installed in 12 septa buses. the pilot program so far which is an extension of the distracted commuters program. >>> let's see if there are problems on your road -- drive to work. >> good news to tell you. overnight construction along the pennsylvania turnpike around this time is clearing. that's good news for drivers. if you're head up to the levi valley 2rks 2. valley, 22. 309 looks clear. 476 if you're headed there, your drive time is good between 95 and 76. 14 15 minutes in both directions. 've been watching mass transit. everything seems to be running on or close to schedule at this time. >>> a warmer start this morning. some clouds are around but so far center city i

. >> police looking foreman who allegedly pulled knife on septa bus driver, they hoped this surveillance video will help catch him. on march 21 the driver with a germantown and erie avenues now after the driver asked a man to clear the aisle police say the man became angry and pulled a knife on him. no one was hurt. if you have any information please contact the philadelphia police. >>> negotiators are in the final day of talks intend today prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. the deadline is 6:00 this evening our how many. >> the negotiations have run into some stumbling blocks. but as michael bert reports there could be an extension. >> with less than 24 hours to go secretary of state john kerry, and leaders from five world powers, continue to press iran to agree to basic deal, that would rain in its nuclear programs for at least a decade. both sides realize there is a lot at steak. >> the down side of no deal is a nuclear arm middle east, and iran with a weapon. the upside after good deal is that iran is contained its nuclear pro game is contained. >> difficult issues remain, a

right now septa bus routes are being detoured and patco is on a snow schedule. >> we just got this in. the philadelphia public and parochial schools are canceled today. they are closed. >>> as the rain changes to snow throughout our area this morning, the conditions on the roads could get tricky. as you saw storm force 10 was out checking on the streets. giving you a firsthand look at what they're like right now. our team of reporters and photographers spread out across the area monitoring conditions in pennsylvania new jersey and delaware and in the studios tracking the storm and the travel impact. let's begin with meteorologist brittney shipp and get an update on this storm. >> that's right. we are tracking the changeover from rain to snow. and as we head into the next couple of hours, we'll continue to see that rain/snow line transitioning closer to the shore and parts of south jersey. not everyone is seeing snow at this time. i'll show you where the difference is. and as we continue to head into the next couple of hours, that is when we will see all snowfall for the entire region.

reporter: with little annabel ridgeway back safely at their side her parents had word of gratitude to septa bus driver hard len jennifer who opened up the doors of his route 56 bus, and his heart to the wet, shivering little girl sheltering and caring for her after she was spotted by a passenger wandering in the darkness just before 3:00 a.m. >> i cannot thank him enough. i wish i could have him right now. i really do. there is no way. there is no way. he saved my daughter's life. >> oh, manny was like you got to be kidding me. >> reporter: driver said as he called for help annabel explained to passengers she was on her way to a local store to buy what she called a slushy. >> all i want is a slushy, that is all she said. >> reporter: a alerted by the driver police officers guided annabel off the the bus and back home. her parents say she slipped out a back door walking several blocks, even crossing busy torresdale avenue. >> i'm just so grateful to have her home and safe. >> reporter: annabel's parents who are already installing new locks on the house promise that was the first and last time th

adventurous 4-year-old slipped out in the middle of the night for a treat. >> a man flagged down a septa bus to tell him a little girl was trying to take the bus alone. little annabell got on the bus and took a seat. >> she had her mindset, i know what she wanted? >> reporter: whether a did she want? >> all i want is a slushy. >> reporter: police arrived and took her home. mom and dad reconfigured the locks on the door and said this will be her last solo adventure for a long time. >>> from booed way tunes to -- from broadway tunes to tiptop shapes. how to get in top form. >>> chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment. trush we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.