live in somers point, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." along the shore but we had work to do in the city of philadelphia. the snow emergency has been lifted. mobile 6 is out there t to to see how the roads are doing maybe we can remove that bar and we can see. you can see the cars parked along the side. you can see the road crusty and covered with snow. the plows can't completely clear things. it helps when you have the friction of the tires tend to chop up the snow. cityices are closed for a nd the code blue emergency remains in effect. it is cold. it will be slow on the rails and septa is making adjustments. jeanette reyes joins us live from the 69th treat transportation center in upper darby. good morning jennette. >> reporter: good morning matt, it seems if it is not one thing it's the other. yesterday was the heavy snowfall today it's the freezing temperatures. septa putting out a warning and heads up to travelers it will be a slow go this morning. many commuters i talked to are deciding to be a little positive about things. >> it's

>> reporter: they are snow covered, look at the garden state parkway approaching somers point. you can see the snow on the sides of the road, you can see the tire tracks here, this is where the plows have come through. you have to take it easy on the garden state parkway, not much traffic out there, that's a good thing, because you would be slipping or sliding in this. salem county, new jersey, we've got a mess on the roads because of this jackknifed tractor-trailer. the action cam on the scene, you can see all the emergency workers, look at the number of emergency workers that came to deal with the jackknifed tractor-trailer, fully engulfed in flames. the woods caught on fire, you see the fire crews out there. a nearby hse caught fire. you can see the road conditions how an accident would happen out there. 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

live in somers point, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> we feel for you john. let's get a closer look at the snowfall inland in new jersey, jeanette reyes is live at farley plaza in hammonton good morning jennette. >> reporter: we've been you can at thatting about where john is, the shore will get the most accumulation, here it's not that bad, it's still enough that you need a good reason to get out there. if it is not necessary don't bother. if you look around me, terry show them the lights there look at that, the wind is blowing the snow all over the place making it difficult to see, i can't imagine in a place that is not as well lit on a narrow road or especially on the highway i just talked to nj dot they say they have 1500 pieces on the road. they have people standing by in case they have to send more man power out. the wind keeps piling more snow on areas that have been plowed. that's where drivers come into play, if you don't need to go out, don't go out. if you do give the plow trucks 6 car lengths of space to give them enough room to do what they neede

live in somers point, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." back to you guys. >> stranded passengers spent the night on cots at philadelphia international. there was such a backlog of flights, phl provided travelers with pillows an blankets and a place to lay their head. >> every flight is sold out. >> talk about being stuck. >> reporter: let's look live at the airport where they will get things back on track. the conditions are slowly improving, 50 flights have been canceled if you're scheduled to fly check in with your airline see where things stand, we don't want you to aimlessly wonder around the airport for hours. it's a slow go on the roads and rails, we have an eye on that, jeanette reyes is at the 69th street transportation center to let you know what it's like before you get going on your commute today, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam, if it's not one thing it's another, we're done with the snow, but now we're dealing with the ice. septa is giving commuters a heads up this morning. >> better than nothing, so we don't have

let's go to john rawlins in somers point atlantic county? >> reporter: how are thingsing this morning? >> reporter: yesterday when w cold, snowy awindy i now it is and windy. a lot of pple will havedeal in shape than 12 hours ago the local roads will look like this, the backroads, side be sncovered and frozen. the best of the main road will be pavement. schools closed from what we can understand, a lot of businesses for delayed opening that's the way it's going to happen, it's a slow return. north of here in atlantic city, authorities are dealing with the aftermath of a fire in a highrise let's take a look. >> she was going down the steps and all of a sudden w ward the elevator and thel and we saw the fire. >> reporter: this fire forced residents from the 16 floor housing complex for sen rrnlts storm w winding down. the fire fil the housing towfer with smoke tersut trr >> this turne be an extremely dangerousrical fire. >> reporter: welln electrical fire it take two to three weeks system. officials have to find housing for the people in the 1

this afternoon we can kind of see the two lanes heading southbound to somers point. if you try to get into sea isle city that is not the easiest situation the bridge as well as see isle boulevard i closed. now t app along 13 dupont parkway crash there stay on 1 tund it. we'heck it again in the next half hour. >> all right, to delawarnow, high winds blew snow back on to roads as fast a roads couldnd mosrivers things were manageable you could slow down and take your time. in hockessin slick roads were for a crash that saw an suv take out a and d ran on a schedule i an-weather when a truck got stuck in an underpass. >> and "action news" will be ontomorrow be suroin matt, david, tam and karen at 4:00 a.m. >> get constant updates on the winter storm on the phone or tablet. and travel delays and liv 6 abc app is a free download for your mobil >> our coverage of t impacting thet coast "news." >> first mobile 6 giving us a live view this is the scene in sea is jersey shore. t from lon comi products... ...help main and it's the only toothpaste with the ada seal of acceptance

live in somers point, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> and then there's issue of the city of philadelphia, lots of work left to do. mobi is out there traveling through the smaller streets or narrower streets in the germantown section you lot of cars maintains have sincerday they are kind of parked in with the plows coming through andhing the snow off side. a lot of streets are covered slushiness there slippery again a lot of work to do although the state of emergency has been lifted. cityre closed in philadelphia t code homeless is in effect. it will be slow on the rails and septa is making adjustments jeanette reyes joins us the 69th street transportation center in upper darby. >> reporter: good morning matt this is a two-part what mother throwing our way. yesterday it was the snowfall today the ice. septa is warning c going to be a slow-go this morning. came the snow, now comes the after several inches of eted the area resorry remplets -- subzero temperatures are concerned. snowplows were out during the snowfall. it was a slow-go on buses too conditions. septa announced it

live in somers point.ohn news." >> hopefully we won't be blown away. >> you have a chance to go into the truck right now thanks for the report, john. >> let's get a ride on mobillive in center city. philadelphia. we're looking at market street. precipitation is coming down, again it's not so much what we're seeing in the jersey shore area some snow looks like it's melting prettyn the windshield, look at the roads they are covered right now stock market street in center city live on mobile 6. now, let's take a look at inland, new jersey, not far from john rawlins, jeanette reyes is live at the farley plaza in atlantic county, good morning jennette. >> reporter: good morning matt, john will see worse conditions than i would we came down, the photographer and i from center city. it was deceiving when we were driving around, i thought it wasn't going to be so bad. 42 to 48, things started to deteriorate. there are 3 plow trucks at the farley plaza they are trying to keep up, they pass through one time all itak

at this point it just to snow andon blow, live in somers point, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." back to you guys. >> let's get a closer look at the snowfall inland new jersey, jeanette reyes live at farley plaza in hammonton atlantic county. >> reporter: good morning, tam, my photographer said a few mojts ago, the wind is not so bad, but it just picked up, so we'll i try not to say that. the cold temperatures a problem this morning. take a live look here, the plow trucks at work it's kind of a game of catch up as soon as they one pass through, the snowflakes fall, this will be going on in terms of the snowfall for the next several hours. if you're looking at the video you can see the wind blowing the snowflakes all around creating the whiteout conditions, imagine on the roads, if you have to travel today keep in mind that you're probably going to have to drive a little slower than you normally do, because of the slick conditions and whiteout conditions. the only people i think that might be celebrating this morning are the kids. there will be a school closures because of all thi

. >> he's actually in somers soutl morning long, hi, steve. >> well, i'll karen, mike just called meobody. because he said it is silly nobody's down there. >> silly? >> by the way,? >> i'm not on that anchor, good day anchor whole going to sandals, somer point for the night. >> oh,. >> by the way >> great. >> i'm standing on the bay. >> yes? >> this bayment look at this. you know,y year when it snows, mike, so when i fall through this will be the newplace all o. >> you also look like a skeleton. >> all of the boats out of the ocean. >> oh? >> and grounds, look, it looks like the waves froze mid-way, looking atund, the ligs from campbell's marina. cool.t it look like waves >> it really is. >> that's caroline's right probe worried about the coming winds, because waterfront, so they have nothing protecting it from the winds. but, right above full moon, pule tide, if it wasn'til fl try to the atlantic 180 degrees turn city skyline, why the sky is still clear, which it will not be there we go. we survived another live shot without fallingd i'm sure people, writing in saying how stupid we

they are closed in somers points and ocean city. businesses saying they are opening late. we say it's going to be a gradual return to normal down here. in atlantic city, authorities there are dealing with the aftermath of the fire that you mentioned. >> they are sending us over here because the place is closed down there was a fire in the buildings. >> reporter: donna with her suitcase in tow, one of the residents directed to a temporary shelter. later they were given rooms in various hotels and casinos. a fire in the 16 story 456 unit tower forced residents into the cold just as yesterday's storm was winding down. the highrise is operated by the local housing authority for seniors and the disabled. the fire which was found in a utility space was thought to be electrical in nature. >> turned out to be a dangerous electrical fire. >> reporter: apparently caused a bit of damage there. we are told that the repair of the equipment inside the buildings will take two to three weeks which, of course, begs the question which will happen for the moxie who live in the buildings who

. >> he is live in somers point, new jersey, under blizzard warning good morning. john. >> reporter: under blizzard warning and code blue this is somers point in atlantic county, this is route 9 behind me, it is snow covered you can see plows, very little human activity on the roads. one or two cars a minute, by our count. the lights we had earlier has become moderate snow and became very, very windy from time to time. i'm going to guess one or two inches it's blowing around a lot. the roads around here go from snow covered to a couple of roads main roads in fact a road over to ocean city seemed to be clear last time. traction fair. we're at the route 9 and ocean heights avenue. they say the normal morning rush is 60:00 a.m. they are expecting diminished numbers today because schools are closed, conditions are miserable. nobody will make a discretionary drive and number of employers have announced late openings if people are going to hit the roads it won't be until later today. overall conditions, windy and snowy and not particularly pleasant outside. john rawlins

crowded as you try to head home th the west trenton line not running because of downed wires near somerming in jump on a doylestown line train. and outbound is running but with 20 minutes delays. >> thank you. stepping outside sky 6 hd looking live at center city right now with meteorologist,age able, standing by and the xt. are cream conditioners bringing your hair down? switch to new pantene light as air foam conditioner, full of rich pro-v nutrients. for 100% conditioning, 0% weight. new pantene. foam conditioner. i ...prilosec otc 7 years ago,my doctor recommended... 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10... ...straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed. >>> all post season we are featuring creative interpretations on the eagles fight song but one band from manayunk chose to give it a classic rock song a new twist. ♪ i'm going to fly like an upsts along with that snow as we look at sky 6 hd in city hall and the snow has ended and look at the parkway. and the roads ju

and somer ton section of the city the eastern side of byberry will be clocked this evening. the water main break near the carousel station condominiums. >> and crumbsville the crash on 78 westbound is cleared. and problems in south jersey on 42 southbound by the split. with the a.c. expressway a crash that appears to have been involved a new jersey transit bus taking out the right lane and slow going south of 55 and on 295, northbound there was an overtushed vehicle crash in gibbs bro and a lane out there with single digit speeds coming north of the commodore barry bridge. it will be evenmersier tomorrow morning. >>> thank you. more ahead on "action news" wednesday night. a rare image of three vice presidents together and we'll tell you why vice presidents pence, and biden and mondale met today. >>> and the eagles get a break before the playoffs. what nick foles is saying the team is doing to prepare for later. >> and what could be a significant snow storm in the our area. adam joseph is back with the latest snow totals when "action news" continues tonight. before we start,

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live if somers point, john rawhannel 6 "acu. onews" >> thank you >>> a look froobile 6 alolandis avenu in sea isle city. some of the shore homes there and this is the conditions they are contending with a hour. not a lot snowplowing,ooks like some of the roads are n treated for while a ghost town at the jersey shore as ites to ramp up. and roads passable. live from mobile 6 here at the jersey shore at this hour. >>> philadelphia remains under aemergency as the ues to b an suburbs.the city streetsartment updated us on the progrese making o roads andd highways the a busy with activity.good. ght now we swi salting operaono a salt and plow operatn.plows, to push ite >> 375 trucks ar deployed care idential salt previous storms helped the road s. >> lets check in with ti outside of city hall in center city. with a look at the conditions in the city. i rick well the forecast seems like the snothe upper edges of the forecast for what we have here in center city. dumping several inches of snow here at city l ll lt e saw many bundling up

"action news" reporter john rawlins has that part of our coverage from somers point tonight. >> reporterrence a day makes. this is video crossing the ocean city bridge yesterday. now same bridge this a.m., clear pavement, clear skies, terrific visibility. overnight plows blitzed the main shore roads. side roads though still a work in progress. >> main roads are fine did a great job but the side streets are pretty bad, icy. >> reporter: like most eateries the sunrise cafe was closed for the storm. this morning staffers were digging out. not easy given the extreme cold and wind. >> yeah, the wind is brutal and it's like you said you got to make sure you're blowing the snow so it doesn't blow right back in your face. >> reporter: inside the grille was up and operating. among the customers three neighbors enjoying breakfast and answering our questions about this storm. >> i remember a storm like this back in the 70's. we were talking earlier. bob says he remembers one. >> 2010 we had one 'cause my sister-in-law was living with us and i told her you're in ocean city, 5-inches of snow you migh

the crash happened on somers hill road wednesday afternoon. authorities say the suspect was allegedly trying to evade a contra costa county sheriff's deputy at the time of the crash. sheriff's officials say although the deputy had just turned on his lights and sirens, there was no active pursuit at the time. officials have charged the man with one count of murder and another count will likely follow this week. the girls mother suffered numerous injuries but is expected to survive. >> a gofundme account has been set up on behalf of the family to help cover funeral expenses. >>> police in san francisco arrested a 70-year-old transient for driving up onto a busy sidewalk and crashing into a building. kenneth rotter faces multiple charges including attempted murder, aggravated assault, hit and run and driving under the influence. around 3 pm yesterday, he jumped the curb, hitting multiple parking meters and trees and then he backed into a deli. >>> the state of california will start issuing new real id driver's licenses tomorrow to comply with a f

and within more to show you 37 y comparison from charles carter who has just rain out in somers point. it is primarily a rain pre duesing nuisance system for those areas for reasons we have talk b let's move it aboute timing, until the sun comes up snow will continue to push through, generally wet snow, say for spots still seeing rain where w do have it, it is coming down light to maryland rately. snow should be moving off shore no later than 11:00 a.m. but done witt by 10. rest of the afternoon skies will clear as the cold begins to funnel in. we will look ahead in the eyewitness weather seven day and back to sunshine for tomorrow and next couple days but nice thing that t rebound is get underway couple of really pleasant days , generally speaking mess pleasant happened over span of the weekend. so for eagles game day things are looking good, great tailgate weather talking today time high of 50. not bad. meteorologist matt peterson has been the cbs-3 mobile weather watcher all morning licensing keeping an eye on the conditions, matt, where are you and how is it looking. >> katie, thi

win, but let's get expert analysis from our radio friends joining us now, from today's 96.5, andy somers from 92.5xtu and marilyn russell from 98.1. ladies, welcome. >> hi, jim. >> i'm always looking forward to this, the expert opinions. so let's start with you, we start off with the record of the year. what's your pick? >> i think a song that everybody was cents singing all summer long, with justin bieber on it, and luis ponsy, i love the, everybody loved it all summer long, so i go with that one, desperateito. >> first of all, there are no country artists or songs in the all genre category. >> i was surprised at that. you know me, i love my country music. >> i know you do, and i knew that we would be angry together. so i'm glad to bring new this, jim, into my camp. so i went with the one that sounded familiar to me, bruno mars,. >> like he hasn't won before. okay, what about you, marilyn? >> you know i'm in the 80s on wogl. but i'm with andy, i think, you know, bruno bridges the 24 k magic, yo. >> okay. >> he shows up. love him. >> now, let's talk about albumn of the year, what do you

. >> we had somer panels, washing machines, i'm not sure where it goes from here i'm not sure how china reacts. >> whatever it is. >> they're grown-ups i think they understand that maybe we had -- >> it's time >> we had some legitimate -- right. you will stick with bilateral or would you ever do -- would you ever go back into multilateral tpp, would that everen possible ever be possible to look at that again? >> i like bilateral, if you have a problem, you terminate when you're in with many countries, like tpp, so you have 12, you don't have that same -- you don't have that same option. somebody asked me the other day, would i do tpp here's my answer i'll give you a big story. i would do tpp if we had a much better deal than we had. the deal was a horrible deal the deal was a horrible deal nafta is a horrible deal, we're renegotiating it i may terminate nafta, i may not. we'll see what happens nafta -- i told stadiums full of people i would - >> are you opening up the door to reopening tpp or -- >> i'm only saying this. i would do tpp if we were to make a substantially better deal the d

this is the garden state parkway approaching somers point in ocean city. can see the snow is completely covered as you head out. the visibility is way down. the that's what we're seeing there. trenton line we have a delay route 35 suspended. we're seeing a number of buses running on detours. high speed line snow schedule. new jersey transit cross honoring tickets. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan, snow is filling in through delaware counties and bucks and montco. the farther west you go it's notas intense thehe many of the it into philadelphia. we think there will be enough to give a decent amount of snow before everything is done this afternoon. speaking of the timing now and noon you can see that it's still snowing mainly fromthe east, not as much to the west. there will be a sharp cut off where you're not getting as much to the west. it does filter to the by 4:00 p.m. an adjustment in the last hour to the novel 7 to 12 inches in the coastal counties. 3 to 7 possible from philadelphia and the immediate suburbs over halfway into south jersey,

themselves somers and i built tiny houses for the homeless. see years back and they are here why do these guys now for me a tiny house is not a solution it will be a free for off. is my safe conditions to live or. to sooth opponent renna the city of los angeles. always good terrorist. nobody should be homeless anywhere but especially in one of the richest countries in the world. i build everything was true because i make a lot of mistakes. and it's easy to back out your mistakes in compton south central l.a. a pint sized idea as well this summer has been a battle with city oath already so when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle. the mayor of los angeles has declared the city is in the midst of a homelessness crisis. is trying to solve it one tiny house at a time the tiny house idea is very simple it's shelter. food water and shelter are not optional they're required for human survival so it's a. temporary solution and like the first stone a foundation if you will to helping people who a

viselli 35 of somers point allegedly used a kitchen utensil as a tool of crime. >> he makes pancakeswith a spatula in your place. >> he does and use the spatula to break into other homes. >> he did apparently. we still don't know how he got in our house. >> reporter: investigatorring a string of burglars in the vacant beach properties police say they obtained security camera video depicting viselli who they knew. they tracked him to martone's place and arrested him. martone says she plans to toss the sheets and household items viselli used and is glad her family had not stopped by for a winter visit. >> more than anything happy i guess no one in our house there. none of us showed up while he was leaving g living there. that my weren't there. >> reporter: police say viselli is wanted in five other pennsylvania and new jersey commune for alleged creams crimes much he's receiving mel treatment but soon will be in the county lock up an abrupt end to his beach home live here in north wildwood, new jersey. i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> let's keep an eye on your health tonight we haven't

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>> got a snow day today somers point schools and other sed tomorrow.s can thes, rish tion ." atlantic city commutoteug h roads throughout the daydethe wind and snoweopltcould, we spoke to one person trying to get new jersey and others were hoping to clear the snow for extra crash and simply to stay indoors. >> don't go out stay home. no reason to be out here trying to drive around conditions are teryribleworse. >> for those t around we saw buses today. . >> condition a much of the day if parts of delaware, the action cam in hockessin a skidded off the road and bringing down a pole this serves an ad please bl.r his t eas center city. slushy conditions were here as drivers navigated theircle around cit >> some fol having a ball with the snow day. the action cam in morrisville, bucks county we saw brave souls hitting the hills to board and you can try going down on a magical unicorn. >> time to check out the highways again. and lets see how the evening is shaping up. ook good? >> we ese roadways and someone slid here, i said a little bit ago the main lane

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many running and the west trenton line inbound is not running at all because of downed wires near somer ton and the outbound side has 20 minutes delays, we'll check it again if the next half hour. >> thank you matt. >> well, imagine going to bed inside of your home and waking up to the sound of money workers urging you to evacuate. still to come on "action news" tonight. that is exactly what happened to a group of families in south jersey today. we'll explain why they have to find a new place to live. >> and consume >>>city familiesor new homes. police were called and evacuated the building andpectors c tion news" ta they heard noises andought it was mice.lphia jim kenney started abeffort to head off evictions. to provide assistance for low income renters. to resolve rent disputed with landlords. >>> amazon is fow taking on america's health care. and they are teaming up with buffett. and jp morgan chase. to reduce the burden on the economy. >>> health check now experts say that the flu virus is spreading quickly in part due to people traveling over the holidays. if you are lucky enough

now let's drop into our jersey shore neighborhood temps. 31 in somers point, atlantic city. 40 at the airport. 34 avalon, new jersey. we're looking at stone harbor, 36 degrees to start. again, not bad when some of us are starting above freezing. it's up, up, up the rest of the day. we'll make it to the 50s in a good bit of region later today. on the radar and satellite, clear conditions over new jersey, delaware. starting to see the clouds building in the suburbs. lehigh valley. the sprinkles of green are south of pittsburgh. don't be too alarmed. there is a warm front moving our direction. that's some of the moisture triggered by it. i don't think we'll see any impacts of that. that's until the overnight hours and on into tomorrow. so we're good. let's run through the hour by hour so i can show you. you're saying prove it. this is 4:30 this afternoon. now we're cloudy. that's the gray layer. now at 8:30. mid game right now. there's no action over where linc is. instead, just a few spot showers sitting to the north of us. isolated showers are possible. mostly north and west in the ove

at 52 in -- 46 in somers point. 42 avalon, new jersey. wildwood at 48 degrees.ratures are fine. rainy conditions not so good. again, those are sticking around. in south jersey, 51 in mt. laurel and pemberton. che mung at 51. we have pots a little cooler, princeton at 45. still not a bad start at all. these numbers aren't going to go anywhere because of this. that rain from top to bottom, west to east, we've got this rain pushing through. this is actually a cold front clipping into the area. the cold front will bring in drier, colder air. not really until tomorrow. today look at how comfortable the temps are. near 50 degrees throughout. 1:00 p.m., still rain. but i actually think that by 2:00, 3:00 p.m., most everything is gone. an isolated shower could linger into the evening. most all of the rain should be out by 2:00 to 3:00 in philly. for the suburbs, the rain should be gone closer to lunchtime and same deal in the lehigh valley. starting to dry out by your afternoon with temperatures that remain in the upper 40s constant through the day. delaware, 50, 1:00 p

the crash happened on somers hill road wednesday afternoon. authorities say the suspect was allegedly trying to evade a contra costa county sheriff's deputy at the time of the crash. sheriff's officials say although the deputy had just turned on his lights and sirens, there was no active pursuit at the time. officials have charged the driver with one count of murder and another count will likely follow. the girls -- girl's -- girls' mother is expected to survive. a gofundme account has been set up on behalf of the family to help cover funeral expenses. you can find more information on our website, www.ktvu.com . >>> a 19-year-old richland man has been arrested in connection with a hit-and-run crash in some public that sent another man to the hospital with severe injuries. police say correll hackett struck a man with his car yesterday and left the scene. the 33-year-old victim suffered injuries to his face and lower torso. he was taken to a hospital where he remains in critical condition. police arrested hackett after finding his car abandoned

somer ors have been identified. one person he quote said she never said those things. another verifies his account of it down to the word. she joins us shortly. we should say that wolff paints quite a few scenes without directly quoting anyone and his sourcing at times is vague. here's what he says about that in the pre face. it is worth noting, some of the journalistic conundrums i faced. many the result of the white house's absence of official procedures and the lack of experience of its principles. he continues. these challenges have included dealing with off the record or deep back ground material that was later casually put on the record. sources who provided accounts and confidence share widely as though by their first it ranlss. a source's views being so wld known and widely shared that it would be wise not to credit them and the gone smacked retelling of deep back ground conversations. he also notes, everywhere in this story is the president's own constant, tireless, and uncontrolled voice shared by others on a daily basis. sometimes as he utters it. so bear th

. >> you are looking at four year-old somer with her two-year old sister cindy.originally from cherry hill, new jersey but recently moved to maryland but as you can see they are still big eagles fans and they have got the cake, the song, to prove it, we will be right back. >>> in today's health check there are ways to combat back pain that do not include pills according to spine experts releasing endorphins, during a work out is a great way to treat your back pain. endorphins can block pain signals from registering tour brain. if you cannot fit in a work out try sitting on a exercise ball at work, cold, hot packs are great for pain relief. >>> new stud bye concussions and cte chronic traumatic encephalopathy causes alzheimer's like symptoms. it is typically associated with professional football players and many scientists believe that concussions led to the disease. researchers at boston university now says that cte is caused by repeated head trauma with or without concussions. >>> there are several surprising factors that may keep your waste way line in check, r

. ♪ >> that is two-year old cindy and four year-old somer lou casey originally from cherry hill but justo maryland. eagles spirit is something you take with you long after you leave the delaware valley. we love the carson wentz jerseys. >>> technical sergeant madra asked if we can show this photo this group from the 177 fighter wing new jersey air national guard new jersey forces squad ron took this while on deployment, showing i have their eagles flag and couple carson wentz jersey there. >>> we will have much more coverage throughout the next hour and a half and be sure to join us after the eagles/ vikings game wraps up tonight. we will have post game coverage right here on six abc following the game, and then "action news" at 11:00 and then sports sunday. big night ahead, we will be right back. >>> the action cam back live now, lets go out to pj wheelihans in malvern. they are starting to gather. lah at all of those eagles jerseys, people beginning to gather now and at homes, down at the linc, bars, restaurants all around the region and country i think you can say. dan cher done is ge

our steve keeley, think he is between somers point and ocean city this morning, hi, steve. >> well, lookbay. you can see, the wooden planning that the steaks that they put in, the water, and this is completely iced over, with a clear sky, you can see the atlantic city skyline, in the background down there, but boy this is another rare shot looks like an ice skating rink, and i'm not going to venture out there. because i don't think the coast guard want to have to come and get me if i fall through. because any time salt water is iced over, i just don't trust it seeing some air traffic flying over, here we go again, look up at the moon. had airplane just fly over us, to the west i see another one. that's full moon which is pulling the tide and that despite the strong tide that we just saw in margate, as we go south, and then north of margate, and ventnor, atlantic city, we showed you the bay also icing over t just shows you how cold it has been, and how cold it will get, this ice, will probably get a lot thicker, karen, thomas, over the next few days, we know this weekend will be the colde

they own it but peter have a sellly 35 of somers point has been living there say police using it as home base for a crime spree. police alerted march tone a south jersey attorney to the squatter. >> it had been broken into and somebody living there for the last ten days using our food, using our shower. sleeping in my bedroom. >> reporter: police got their hands on security camera images showing the man in the area and tracked him to martone' place and arrested him. they believe he's responsible for five burglaries, three attend burglaries and several thefts all done in the vacant beach homes. she says police say vizellly made himself fully at homerunning the heat at 80 degrees and filling his bel belly. >> made pancakes. used our spatula to break into the house upstairs and then apparently was in transit to move up there when he got caug caught. >> reporter: police say vizell system wanted in at least five other pennsylvania, new jersey communities for other alleged crimes. he's getting medical treatment now but soon he'll be in the county lock up an abrupt end to his curb she beach hom

little more moist, and little more moisture coming offer the atlantic, down around atlantic city or somers point, stone harbor, these are areas, the hot spots, that are going to get hit hard, already getting hit hard, jenny joyce said in wilmington inch already. just about another 5 inches to go, as you get down toward northern delaware. going to the maps, let's take a look at the storm, it is cranking away. let's give you little perspective, 978 millie bars. what's that meaning? believe it or not, the central pressure of the nor'easter equivalent to category two hurricane at this point. that's pretty impressive. and shockingly it is only going to get stronger as we go forward, as it moves up the coast. and that's going to be the deal as we get into the rest of the afternoon. as it gets stronger, we are going to watch snow bands pivot in, they're going southeast to northwest, and that's going to deliver the accumulating snow, through the course of the morning, and into the afternoon hours. we are back outside live, you know, not a lot of accumulation, just yet here in center city as we're

this on somering real momentum, we are talking with all of these folks, and i have to think out-of-the-box of it. maybe the sponsor does not have to be a congressman from the district. who else is down there in south we are looking down, and we see the obvious. his name is james clymer. a wonderful, well-known congressman. leader,ted democratic and in my time, he had been a champion of appropriations for historic preservation's, specifically for historic black colleges who helped us out. the clock is ticking. it is now 2016. we are past the end of clinton, bush one, bush two, obama on e. i called eric foner and h said, what is going on? he said bruce, you have to find a hail mary pass. you are running out of time again. i pick up the phone and that is when i decided to go see congressman clyburn. he lit up, and said yes, what can i do? i will do anything. he knows all of these characters me, there, and he said to you have to do one thing for me. go down to penn center and talk with dr. lawrence. spent a day down there, looked around, and came back to congressman clyburn and said ok. and th

been somere have clear factors in the past few years, slack in the labor market, a strong dollar, low commodity prices -- all of those things are now behind us, so you would have expected inflation to really pick up a bit more in 2017, and it did not. if you heard yellen speak about all of thesed temporary factors are certainly behind us, but we do not know -- maybe something is fundamentally changed. if we get a more hawkish fed going forward, the markets will expect that 2% goal has more of a ceiling. the market expectations of inflation will be even lower than that 2% goal, and that could be a problem for the fed going forward. scarlet: what about the consumer? i ask about them because of the auto sales numbers we got today. they were weaker than many had expected for the year, perhaps a little bit disappointing. we had a good run for auto sales for a while, but is there anything we can read into the broader economy, when you look at the latest auto sales? been aauto sales have pretty significant source of strength during the economic recovery. it has been steady improvement since

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over this issue of gender pay inequality we discussed this issue with independent journalist martin somers. i think with b.b.c. in particular because it is a public service broadcaster they've got a to show that they're being fair about pay and be the go to show that being open about how these decisions are taken on a supposed that frankly they should let people have their opinions and just say the b.b.c. you know except some people with different opinions about this even when the b.b.c. is the center of the control it's going to be a tricky one whatever happens i think by her resignation what she. is brawls alyssa into the open and no doubt the debate will continue well thanks for joining us for your wednesday headlines here on international my colleague nicky aaron here in half an hour to bring you more well why news headlines. i had a great education a good job and a family that loved me. i never took worry about how i would eat somewhere i would speak. i'm facing christmas alone on the streets of london. i cut the glory like. you know just to still give up but i. don't really feel like

republic of iran. , the move by the united states to bring to this counsel protests in iran by some somer citizens protest, exhibition by none other than the united states itself -- some of them are excerpts debated -- exacerbated by none other than the net is rates is health. it is an abuse of its power as a permanent member and an abuse of the consulate health. it is unfortunate -- that counsel council itself. it is unfortunate that despite the resistance on the parts of some of its members, this security council has allowed itself to be abused by the current united aids administration and holding a meeting on the issue that falls outside of the cup of its mandate. putting on display the failure role toecurity council fulfill its responsibility in maintaining international peace and security. it is a discredit for the security council to take up a matter that is of a domestic nature while failing to lift a finger when it comes to issues , such as the long-lasting situation of palestine. to which this item is dedicated, and the indiscriminate bombing of yemen in the past three years, whi

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south jersey, below zero temperature, medford, one degree below zero, one in hammonton, glassboro and somer'soint. a high of 19 degrees sun giving way to clouds, then tomorrow afternoon, say between 2:00 and 7:00, watching for that wintery mix, that could bring a flash freeze across the area, because the ground is so frozen, 42 on tuesday, 40 by wednesday.50s for thursday into friday and then looks hike wet weather friday into next saturday. we'll watch that for battle of the birds. >> this is good, we have a week to look forward to the rest of the week because the temperature just gradually increases >> january thaw >> we need it. . >>> scott you're familiar with this, part of being a reporter, especially when we work overnights and in the dark we're in the streets sometimes. pay attention and be alert >> it can be scary >> on tuesday, we were live in front of the kimmel center, we were previewing the swearing in of our new district attorney larry krasner, this is my first lauren loves of 2018 because this one is about to be me giving a shout-out to good samaritans. while we were there, i no