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. >> fredericks condition believe he survived the ambush attack in southeast philadelphia when the gunman opened fire hitting him in the arm and hip. >> he came out of nowhere. >> the 36-year-old was delivering pizza for chester pizza and got out ofd himself face-to-face with the armed suspect, i smacked his gun ran around my vehicle and dropped the pizza. i heard one shot i felt it hit me, i felt it go through my arm. i heard it hit my gun on the side of my holster. >>e the same blood soaked clothes, some how after being shot he duckedd his car and went behin his car fired. >> i fired once at him and he went around t block. >> i for the gun on my hip there would be a lot more damage. >> he thought of his family on the way to the hospital. >> i have eight children i saw the gun and thought this can't be it. >> he has questions for the man that called for the pizza and intended to rob him. >> i had $80 on me you were going to kill me afterwards? >> all i was trying to to was provide for my children. >> it's a job, i don't think can told police they saw two suspects fredericks told us he ow

philadelphia's most accurate forecast. >> we are far from done with this nor'easter. you can see there's still plenty of rain moving up from the southeast toward the philadelphia area. then up toward the lehigh valley. we're getting a little bit drier air coming in from the south. toward atlantic city and parts of cape may. but there's more to come. we're also getting very close to a changeover here. parts of berks county and even into the allentown area, that would be a change over to sleet. ice pellets, frozen rain drops that bounce when they hit the ground. that is possible. we also have more rain coming right up the coast for tomorrow morning's rush and even into the afternoon. the futurecast hour by hour shows more rain as we head through the night and into the morning rush, with the possible changeover toward the north and west. you can see more moisture spinning in off the ocean. even if it's not really heavy rain, that will also add to any coastal flooding. so will these winds. it's still gusting to 51 miles an hour in atlantic city, still an ocean wind. that means more significant coastal flooding coming at the times of high ti

satellite and radar clearing off to the northwest that will push southeast to philadelphia and south jersey in the morning hours. we're looking at a nice day, which future tracker 6 will confirm in just a moment. we'll see a decent amount of sunshine from start to finish. that gets the temperatures in the 40s. monday a repeat performance, the exception being the cloud cover approaching from the southwest. that doesn't get in here until late of in the day. that's in adds -- advance of the next system. this is the highs storm that's hitting the heartland right now with a tremendous amount of ice and sleet in kansas and wichita. by the time it travels across the region and moves into our neck of the woods, temperatures are much, much mild with the temperatures in the 50s. peek -- speaking of 50s, tomorrow, we'll have temperatures in the 40s. the warm front lifts through the region on wednesday. all the cold air retreats into northern portions of canada, hudson bay, the pole, that's where the cold air retreats. it is suggested 6 to 8 straight days of 50-degree temperatures. the only thin

really not an issue for northeast philadelphia. southeast is a little different. atlantic city improved. was down to a quarter mile. now a mile and a quarter there. belmar half a mile. little bit of fog, little bit of rain. a lot of clouds to start with. 37 in the lehigh valley. 30s for the suburbs. look at 40s nor delaware, philadelphia, south jersey. at the shore, 45 degrees. no cold air around at the hung ford. 30, 39 degrees in florence. mount laurel, turnersville. clayton in the 40s to start with. all these numbers will be climbing into the 40s and low 50s this afternoon. so nice improvement. we're getting rid of clouds right now and the showers. showers are already starting to taper off in philadelphia. see a few sprinkles in cape may and this line of showers moving through. missing atlantic city. that's where they're getting the light fog right now. to the west, drying out. may not see a lot of sunshine today. looks like it will be clearing up nicely tomorrow. hour by hour forecast shows noontime showers to southwest. mostly cloudy skies from allentown, red

. >> and now for a story we are following in southeast philadelphia, polices are still s searching forgton for more traffic. >> the fire department is responding to a fire that is over here, and the fire is out, and you can see the officers there, and partial active on the eastbound side of the 8th street off ramp as well. so lane restrictions up ahead here. two lanes are only getting with by on the eastside of the vine expressway. some delays there, rosemary. >>> monsignor lynn is going to appear in court hoping to avoid another try. he is accused of covering up sex crimes by priests. a judge will decide whether to dismiss the case altogether. >> and in new castle the c and d canals are set to open. >> we will have another update in about 25 minutes. have a good one. the door of bassett quality was there. the quality of what we do is phenomenal. it's perfect. it's beautiful. there's nothing we would change about it. ♪ >>> this morning on "today's take," freebie friday, the biggest giveaway ever for our 65th anniversary. you got to tune in. >>> then, j.k. simmons on bringing a true sto

morning and yes it looks like we'll have an tun for some snow and the best chance will be philadelphia and areas southeast. and the northwest suburbs may not see a flake of snow and not expecting a lot of snow but the problem is the timing, even a little bit of snow can cause problems for the morning commute. temperatures not that bad. 49 down from the high of 48. and allentown and reading 41 and cape may 44 and trenton 43 and temperatures won't drop much at all tonight. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the steady rain moved through earlier today and generally an inch of rain and showers spiral through overnight and it remains damp and areas of drizzle and fog and temperatures barely dipping at all and allentown 38 and cape may 45 and wilmington 43. get outside and enjoy tomorrow if you can, pretty nice day except for the winds, partly sunny and 10:00 good amount of sunshine and should reach the mid-50s by afternoon and wind gusts up to 35 to 40 miles per hour pulling down the cold air and thursday late at night at 11:00 we'll begin to see light snow developing to the south, what happens a fron

. >> philadelphia and the southeast portion of pennsylvania contributes more to the commonwealth than we get back. it's kind of ironic that they are moving in this discretion, hopefully the governor will veto it and we'll fight it in court. >> the city's status has helped philadelphia hit a 40 year low in crime by providing sanctuary to immigrants that come forward to report crimes or act aswities. >>> another chitty day in the delaware and lehigh valley. and parts had an additional taste of winter, this was the scene in allentown today. enough snow to cover sidewalks and windshields. walter perez will have more on the ski resorts but lets check in with cecily tynan at the big board. >> reporter: double scan live showing snow in this last day of january, the batch that moved through the lehigh valley and the poconos is up over new england as you look to the west. there is snow moving across pennsylvania and mixing with rain. most of this is drying up over the mountains and what is going on now we have a warm front essentially draped over us. philadelphia it's seasonably cool and 40 de

look here however notice that we are seeing some showers moving in from the southeast towards the northwest across philadelphia. we're getting some light reports of some rain showers also that dense fog, but keep in mind, folks, that as the winds pick up and we see those wind gusts increase through the overnight hours, the fog will start to mix out or dissipate. storm ranger 10 is accurate and really just exclutive to us here at nbc 10 and you can follow us on social media. i think storm ranger 10 actually has a twitter handle. hour by hour forecast at 11:30 a.m. notice you're seeing the rain moving in from the southeast but also from the south and southwest. and that's because there's a massive low developing. that's going to merge with the system. that's really going to be the weather maker overnight tonight into early tomorrow and we pause in just after lunchtime. really heavy greens here. widespread and some yellows for atlantic city. cape may county seeing heavier downpours just, after lunchtime. 3:30 p.m. a change over here. the valley will see some sleet, winter storm watch issued for south pocono regio

times between 9:00 and 1:00 and then change all over to rain and as far as philadelphia the i-95 metro area and areas southeast this is all a rain event and temperatures climb to about 40 degrees and we are looking at a .25 inch of rain. this system is opening the door for a big warm-up we'll talk about that in the accuweather forecast. >> cecily thank you. with icy conditions expected in parts of the area tonight. 6abc.com/weather has your covered. you can rely on stormtracker 6 live double scan radar to see which areas are affected next and keep up to date by following each of our meteorologists on twitter and facebook. >> other news at this hour. a teacher in the north penn school district is under arrest accused of having a sexual relationship with a female student. mark miracle say military science instructor at the penn high school at the jrotc. school officials were alerted last month and alerted the police. miller resigned on december 14th he is a former teacher, a judge arraigned miller today and set bail at $50,000. >>> philadelphia police are trying to track down the bandits that police think struck

philadelphia. somewhat better numbers off to the southeast because it's raining down there, it's almost like pick character poison this morning. you're either getting the fog or the moderate rain. storm tracker 6 live we've set it in motion for you, the moderate rain extends from atlantic city southward through cape may county. that's the last of it for now, it should exit the coast in the next half-hour or so, oncer it pushes off the coast, most of the afternoon remains dry with a little bit of drizzle and mist, mainly a cloudy day with areas of fog, similar to yesterday. high temperatures on the mild side. 52 degrees is the forecasted high. but what's going to happen over the next 24 to 36 hours, a full blown nor'easter is on the way, it will charging up the eastern seaboard, heavy rains arrive especially after midnight tonight. actually it's closer to dawn, one to two inch when all is said and done, powerful wind and minor coastal flooding. getting more specific with the winds, the national weather service has i should a wind advisory for the i-95 corridor and interior sections of south jersey for 40 to

. >>> here's a quick look ahead at southeast stories we're following today. the women's march on philadelphiat for 10:00 this morning. you can barely see it but this is a picture of the ben franklin parkway. foggy out there now. this is where organizers expect tens much thousands of people to demonstrate for civil and human rights. >>> the women's march on trenton is also set 1230for 10:00 this. there will be a 10:00 women's march in newark, new castle county. activists will hold a candlelight gill and then the march and rally will follow. >>> marches are timed to coordinate with women's march on washington. you're looking at a live picture of nation's capital. tens of thousands of people are expected here just one day after the presidential inauguration. >>> before we leave you one last check of the weather. we saw that picture of the ben franklin parkway just socked within fog. >> that was also some of the low-hanging to position making the camera hard to see-through. we still have some patchy fog. there's a few, easier to see. you can see but will run into a bit of fog. the fog today not a

southeast. the setup is partly sunny and staying cold. maxing out at 35 degrees here in philadelphiaw as you see with the area of low pressure is starting to depart and fast forward into our weekend a high temperature of 129 and tracking the area of low pressure that stays offshore and the counterclockwise formation brings snow to new jersey and delaware that is why we have the winter storm watch for coastal sections and warning for cape may county. mostly cloudy in philadelphia and the snow is starting to arrive for areas in south jersey and delaware and even south as dover as well by 11:00 a heavier burst of snow in areas of south jersey and south and east there in kent county and even moisture pressing up close to that i-95 corridor. by 1:30 in the afternoon it's starting to depart. a sharp cutoff for the northwest suburbs and concentrated at the i-95 area season south jersey, and starts to depart by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. expected snowfall, it looks like the bull's-eye area looks to be areas in central ocean county, down across areas in wildwood and sussex county, 3 to 6 inches

philadelphia, 2 inches or so. then higher amount further southeast you go. by 6:00, p, most of the moisture off shore. initially heavy snow flying, across southern new jersey, later this morning, into the afternoon. so again snowfall amounts, mainly less than 2 inches, just north of the city. say around 2 inches for philadelphia, then the amounts start increasing further south and east you go. so get to the coastal new jersey cape may county, coastal atlantic county six to eight, same deal sussex county, just off or just inland here, from interior new jersey down to dover, delaware, about four-6 inches of snow. and with that, we are reinforcing colds air as well. core of the cold air arrives tonight into sunday and monday. polar plunge here. temperatures are running good ten to even 15 degrees below average. with that added snow pack, that will allow temperatures maybe to drop even more than forecast. so also going to increase the winds. look at the windchill values. this is today. during the afternoon. will feel like lower teens, in a lot of locations, maybe even single digit. 8:00 tonight the snow i

southeast extending as far north as our region as well. clouds and sun and cold, maxing out close to 35 degrees in philadelphia.nd then overnight tonight mostly cloudy and colder and down to 23 and there is an issue with refreezing on some of the untreat surfaces because of the snow we picked up today. in south jersey a winner storm warning for cape may and sussex and delaware. 5:00 in the morning we have the snow breaking out in wildwood and south of dover, delaware. 11:00 in the morning the snow is pressing inland across knowledge, from ocean county down to burlington and salem and kent down there in delaware. by 1:30 that snow brushing up along the i-95 corridor and a sharp cutoff to the north and west and the poconos and allentown and reading and missed out on the bulk of the precipitation, by 3:30 tomorrow afternoon the snow is exiting the coast from a west-east direction, expected snowfall totals, the heaviest looks to be to the south down along extreme south jersey, 1 to 3 inches of snow expected for immediate northwest suburbs in new jersey. from salem to gloucester and camden and even burlington and no

couldn't find a snowflake anywhere across philadelphia earlier on this morning, in fact, we had nothing at all in southeastern pennsylvania, it was all southeast of i95. but regardless, at this point, we are done with that first disturbance. now sort of waiting on the negligence one. taking a look at snow totals, short list, but we verified pretty darn well if i do say so myself. north cape may, ends up one of the amounts here, 3.8 inches fell there. out in harrington you had 1.6, he can actually inch fell in newark, delaware, both atlantic city and medford recording just a trace of light snow. again there is other spot that add into it. even outside cape may courthouse, there was blanket of snow on the baseball field here, earlier on, even just within the last hour and a half or so. but his is live picture. a lot had a chance to melt away see look closely off on some of the treats, still little snow, even on the roofs looks like it melted away. officially an inch did fall in this location, now the sun is out. however, look off to the west, you can see, the combination of the snow squawls just talked about all winds driven. so across specially

york city, philadelphia, washington d.c., long beverage could be a coding to an inch or two or you could miss it just to the southeast. the further east you go the more snow you'll get. >> you know where it's not going to snow? green bay, wisconsin. >> lambeau field will be the frozen tundra but it's not as cold as a could be. on sunday am looking at temperatures around ten or 11 degrees rain rain kickoff. temperatures will be rising. for the most part that's not that bad. the wind is not going to be a problem. remember the last time the msc championship game between green bay and the giants, and i still need therapy over that loss, temperatures were around zero. with real feel temperatures of 20 below. so this is called but not as cold as it could be this time of year. >> on another subject, that is some fine suit, you are looking sharp. >> this is one of my favorite. >> did you say you are very? >> you can? >> you can tell i'm married because i have lost my hair. [laughter] >> cu bernie, thanks a. >> a. >> disney on ice, passport adventure, i brought my son asher to check this out. i laced up my skates, got out the

southeast at around 5 miles per hour. storm scan3 showing us we do have high level cloud cover in place, philadelphia and point northward. but you do see that cloud deck, that is much more dense off to the south and west. that will continue to move its way in across our skies, leaving us to mostly cloudy to cloudy conditions through the day today. >> then further off to the south and west on storm scan3, that area of precipitation, that is going to be moving into our backyard, as we head into the day today. so in your day planner do have rain in the forecast, bring along the umbrella for the 9:00 hour. mostly cloudy, chilly, 38 degrees by the lunch hour, rain likely arriving, some showers starting to move in, then more in the way of uniform rain as we head into the afternoon hours. meisha, it could linger around into our evening commute. we have to watch for slick roadways and some ponding but at least it is friday. so we have that. >> i was just going to say that, at least it is treatment for the morning commute it is dry right now. looking good right now. good morning, everyone, happy friday indeed. tgif to you. very e

southeast. down the shore, southern delaware, definitely seeing some snow showers. then early friday morning it pushes in along the coastal plain flirting with philadelphia and i-95 corridornd then by 10:00 a.m., 11:00 o'clock the storm pulls away so the snow exits toward the east. we'll continue to keep updated on that. but in the meantime, overnight tonight, 42 in the city. 37 in the suburbs much drizzle and fog with light winds during the day tomorrow the wind picks up that fog will be dissipating after sunrise the temperature 55. pretty nice. late in the day those temperatures will fall and winding gusting to 35. midday more comfortable than late tomorrow afternoon. thursday increasing clouds. friday a chance of some morning snow showers especially philadelphia south and east. saturday 32. sunday 30. monday 32. tuesday 39. but look at this period between friday and monday. temperatures not getting above freezing for four-day period. that's a long time. we're not used to that around here. [ laughter ] >> about time, though. all right. >> don't want to get used to it. >> thanks thanks kathy. >> now we got used to life without eagles. not much winning outside of them eit

philadelphia as well, d.c. today. but so nice in the southeast. that's where we're seeing beautiful weather. that's a look at the big picture. we'll look at the local weather. >>> right now a little bit of light rain and wet snowflakes in the metro area. this pink is a little bit of light sleet and the green zone is rain. most of virginia just getting some rain and off to the north and west, maybe a few wet snowflakes and sleet. later today, some icing is possible out in the mountains. all this tracking north and east. really cold air is north and east of this blue line. we'll be on the warm side of things. road temperatures are well above freezing as well. stay in the 30s throughout the day. wet roads. >>> some flurries are going to be out there today. nothing like last week. but it's enough. you look at the rest of the country, no complaints. >> we'll take it. >>> it has been a tough week for germ wednesday the company pled guilty to criminal charges related to an emissions cheating scandal. federal prosecutors announced indictments against some top executives as well. the company has also

philadelphia as well as d.c. today. so nice in the southeast. that's where we see >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. take a look at your hour by hour forecast. 11:00 a.m. starting to see the snow line build in our region. temperatures near freezing. we won't see snow until the afternoon, about 2:00, 3:00 when this starts move to in. temperatures in some spots, philly and the south are above freezing. we may see rain/snow mix and that rain/snow mix potential continues into your evening at 6:30. more rain along the shore snow farther north. >>> so some flurries are are go to be out there today. nothing like last weekend. you will get the rest of the country with no complaints. >>> thank you. it has been a tough week for german automaker volkswagen. wednesday, the company pled guilty to the emissions cheating scandal. and indictments announced against top executives. the company has started a court-ordered multibillion buy back of diesels in the country. as kerry sanders tells us, some vw owners are trying to get the company to pay in a way they never expecte

international airport, wet runways it's not raining in philadelphia, it is damp with a little bit of mist and drizzle and steadier rains off to the southeast off the jersey shore area from atlantic city to wildwood and cape may. there's the view, we've set it in motion for you, this is the very last of it, most of today will feature clouds and patchy fog and drizzle from time to time, as well. the main event holds off until tomorrow morning. we've assumed into southern new jersey, there is atlantic city expressway, heavy rains falling along the parkway and route 9 south into cape may and the wildwoods, it will last for the another 25 minutes and work out to sea. temperatures are mild across south jersey. keep in mind, the normal high for this time of the year which occurs around 2:00 p.m., is only 40. we're sitting at 45 in hammonton and glass gore -- glassboro and woodbine, 45 degrees. we'll top out somewhere between 50 and 52 later this afternoon. we could see an isolated shower or patchy drizzle. the steadier stuff moves in overnight tonight and tomorrow, i'll have details on the timing, gray. >> several of president trump's cabinet nom

philadelphia as well as d.c. today. so nice in the southeast. that's >>> good morning. we are getting a break from that rain this weekend. we will be drying out, expecting mostly clear conditions. right now in san francisco, 42 degrees, and as we make our way over to san jose, in the 30s on this early, chilly morning hour. 39 degrees. expected high for today remains on the cooler side, mainly 50s. 55, san francisco. 57, out here in san jose and 57 in palo alto. overall mostly sun cooler temps, patchy fog into the early morning hours. >>> so some flurries are going to be out there today. nothing like last weekend. you will get the rest of the country with no complaints. >>> thank you. it has been a tough week for german automaker volkswagen. wednesday, the company pled guilty to the emissions cheating scandal. and indictments announced against top executives. the company has started a court-ordered multibillion buy back of diesels in the country. as kerry sanders tells us, some vw owners are trying to get the company to pay in a way they never expected. >> reporter: joe

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southeast of york. this is so high up it may not hit the ground. but a sign of things to dom. as we look outside we have lingering sunshine in philadelphiaith clouds getting thicker over the next several hours. it's cold if you head outside to get stuff done you may want to put on layers and extra gear. 31 if philadelphia and winds out of the west at 10 and could gust as high as 20 and temperatures only getting to the low to mid-30s it will feel like the 20s. obviously the clouds are thicker now than they were at dawn. there is additional snow shower out to the west and something pops through during the afternoon and the bulk of this comes through in bits and pieces between 7:00 and 9:00 and fills in tonight. 35 is your high in philadelphia and 32 in trenton. these numbers are a bit above freezing but the windchills make it feel like the 20s the rest of the way. 34 by 2:00, and 35 by 3:00, and 34 by 4:00 and by 6:00 down to 30 degrees below freezing and setting the table for the snow to come in. 29 by 8:00 and 10:00, 29 we were mild in the last 4 hours and some of you were asking wouldn't that be a freezeup and we are below freezing and

they're moving east-southeast at about 20 miles per hour and also this is the main batch that moved through philadelphia4 o'clock causing virtual whiteout conditions right now through chatsworth crossing 72 heading through the pine barrens now heading towards the garden state parkway. the problem with these is that they drop visibility very quickly. near whiteout conditions and they drop a quick coating to an inch of snow. right now it's cold enough for snow philadelphia 32 degrees. reading 30. trenton 34. millville 32. atlantic city airport 34 and cape may 33. reached a high of 39 degrees earlier today. that's 2 degrees below normal. so, satellite6 along with action radar showing we did have that impulse that moved across the shore this morning dropped through inches of snow in parts of cape may county. that's now pushed along. we've got that short wave moving through right now and that will continue to move away from us as we head throughout evening hours. so, future tracker showing around 9:30 most of the activity is gone but then there's another system moving through tomorrow. it's a.ma clipper and

southeast becoming southwest though 10 to 15 miles an hour. a few morning snow showers well to the north and some rain showers passing in the morning from philadelphiaouth and east high temperatures will end up, though, in the lower 40s which is few degrees above average. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority. some sun and wind on wednesday. thursday groundhog day temperatures will be seasonal. we'll see punxsutawney phil sees his shadow acute little critter. by friday mostly sunny. saturday sun and dry but watch out for super bowl sunday there's a chance of snow late in the day in the evening. we'll keep an eye on that and more on that at 10:00 o'clock the high 38 sunday. by monday the day after sunny and dry the temperature 40 degrees. my daughter called me and said can you give me patriots jersey oh yeah, i'll whip one up. [ laughter ] >> i'll call tom brady. >> nfl.com. >> thank you very much for that words of wisdom. >> eagles fans don't want to anything anything tom brady. i guarantee 99% of people want matt ryan and falcons. that's just because he's from around here. because we hate the patriots. >> it is what it is. >> we wic

southeast, ohio valley, mid-atlantic. slippery roads in the northern midwest and run into snow as well in the western mountains. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are most likely in washington, philadelphia, new york, boston, and san francisco. >>> while we're talking about fly, united airlines is looking into what could have been a fatal incident. a baggage handler got trapped inside a plane's cargo hold. zblots of questions still need to be answered. shortly after the flight took off, airport workers in charlotte realized a baggage handler had somehow become locked inside. they immediately called the faa which contacted air traffic control at dulles. >> it's going to be an apparent baggage handler locked in the baggage apartment. >> we need a police report. >> they want to make sure the person involved in an employee and not a stowaway. >> we're going to work it as a security incident till we can, i guess, get some confirmation as to who he is even though he's in trade dress for a ramper in charlotte. flight crew doesn't remember seeing him or anything like that. >> the cargo hold luckily was apparently pressurized chrks ray loud him to survive a flight that reached 27,000 feet. and we

philadelphia lower bucks montgomery county, delaware county now included in the winter advisory, winter storm morning with coastal areas these are the spots we'll see the most. snow moves in southeast to northwest between 4:00 and 8:00. steadiest between 8:00 and 2:00 and a gradual tapering from west to east after 2:00 p.m. some spots at the shore will end up with over six inches of snow xhj. the latest update, what you can expect where you live on saturday. nicole back over to you. >> we're on storm watch tonight and shore communities could see the biggest snow totals, alexandria hoff is in cape may to show you how residents there are getting ready for the storm. >> reporter: there's a defendant draw to cape may's sleepy winter pace >> my cousin has a beach house, it's not rented. rented we decided to get away. >> reporter: do you think it will add on your take away >> definitely add to the fun. >> reporter: cape may was awoken from a seasonal slum bumper by the sound of salt trucks early that were in high gear spreading a portion of the county's 3200 ton reserve in preparation for a storm approaching up the coast >> we had a dry run last night. it was enough to get our trucks out

philadelphia lower bucks montgomery county, delaware county now included in the winter advisory, winter storm morning with coastal areas these are the spots we'll see the most. snow moves in southeast to northwest between 4:00 and 8:00. steadiest between 8:00 and 2:00 and a gradual tapering from west to east after 2:00 p.m. some spots at the shore will end up with over six inches of snow xhj. the latest update, what you can expect where you live on saturday. nicole back over to you. >> we're on storm watch tonight and shore communities could see the biggest snow totals, alexandria hoff is in cape may to show you how residents there are getting ready for the storm. >> reporter: there's a defendant draw to cape may's sleepy winter pace >> my cousin has a beach house, it's not rented. rented we decided to get away. >> reporter: do you think it will add on your take away >> definitely add to the fun. >> reporter: cape may was awoken from a seasonal slum bumper by the sound of salt trucks early that were in high gear spreading a portion of the county's 3200 ton reserve in preparation for a storm approaching up the coast >> we had a dry run last night. it was enough to get our trucks out

southeast pennsylvania until 10:00 a.m. this morning. pottstown faring a little better. .75 mile in blue bell, .50 mile in philadelphia.t's better than the last half hour. northeast philly considerably better. trenton, not faring so well, .25 mile visibility. areas of rain are looking good for visibility. the showers are passing through as we speak. delaware through the jersey shore. you see cape may and parts of atlantic county just clipping ocean county as well, the showers are moving by. mostly this is a steady rain right now, not tracking the heaviest rain until your monday. here is a look at your first alert, the nor'easter will develop for our entire viewing area, we will feel the effects. sunday night through tuesday morning, early morning hours, is when we have this in effect. here is why. we're talking rain, heavy at times. as i mentioned, mostly for your monday, specifically afternoon. damaging winds will kick off as we go overnight tonight into tomorrow morning and last throughout the day. this could be an issue for weak trees or power lines. we're looking at coastal flooding, at least minor as we go into to

philadelphia, and further north and west you go the less and less you will see. very tight gradient with the snow from this system. you can see it breaking out across the southeast, heavy rain, dangerous ice, cross portions of georgia,al bam, mississippi with heavy snow over mississippi and north carolina right now, and thinks all moving off the coast, and it will track up the eastern seaboard toward new england tomorrow and then brush us, as it passes by, and it has been trending closer, and closer, to the the coast, all week long, and here's what it looks like right now as we head into the overnight hours. by midnight this is what we will see. join us at 11:00. we will look at the is what in progress this will be a now cast situation. we have to follow this storm's exact track because a movement of 20 to 30 to 40 miles could mean a huge difference in snowfall amounts. we expect to see a big shield of snow over portions of the the carolinas and virginia, by midnight, by 6:00 a.m. it is actively snowing in south jersey and delaware. heaviest snow over hampton roads area of virginia. then as we head into tomorrow morning the steady snow, mid to late morning in th

philadelphia to new york. maybe as far north as hartford then we'll begin to warm things up. southeast in the 70s and this warmth will be building into the northeast so whatever does fall tonight shouldn't be that big of an issue. temperatures well above freezing into the 40s for new york city sunday, monday, tuesday. 50s on wednesday and that includes d.c. as well. the main story, of course, weatherwise. this ice storm. we're in day two of a three-day event. an inch of ice potentially across kansas and oklahoma and potentially that much in st. louis as well so in this case it's >>> good saturday morning. a gorgeous start. we're looking at plenty of sunshine, but frosty out there with temperatures just above freezing. some fog in the north bay. mid and upper 50s today. >> this weather report brought to you by geico, which offers insurance for just about everything including probably dogsleds which i got an opportunity to drive. there's no steering wheel but show you that in a few minutes. guy, back to you. >> we were wondering about that actually. that's what's coming up next here on "

philadelphia, couple of clouds is all we've found so far. that's what i think we will find, just because of the northern end of this is just shy of i-95, so, you go southeastthat's where the problems will be. we do still have little hint of light lake enhanced snowflakes flying out there right now, down wind of all of the great lakes for that matter. meanwhile the next disturbance in the pipeline. one of those classic alberta clippers. alberta clip remembers known for several traits. very quick moving. they tend to not really have a lot of moisture content with them. but they do reinforce the cold, that's exactly what's going to happen in the days ahead. you will see. so as we track these clipper systems, first one, moving through as we speak. that will little disturbance moving along with the first one. next one does come along tomorrow with bringing with it very light snow chances. i would say you have got a shot to maybe see up to dusting absolute most northern half of our area, so we sort of flip flop the forecast, southeastern section of our area, today, tomorrow, the northern section of our area. but for now, let's get you out the door for now. flake

philadelphia also has another title. he's the former chief operator of septa. the southeast transportation system.nk you, former supervisor mcgold rick. >> the floor is yours. >> wer here because we we want to bring an end to the process of the brt. after all you listened to the transportation planners for several years. we disagree. events have over taken you two candidates and district board of supervisors have taken the votes despite the doubts by those recommending the project. they do not want you to approve the hybrid today at least for phase two. you need to wait for sandra to come on board and this is affecting your deciding your independent judgment rather than stamping this. you went on vacation until january 3rd. the eir total 1065 pages. to review the responses and comments with all their disclosures you would have to read 870 pages. nobody believes you did that in 2 days which was full of meetings and nobody believes you did it during the holidays. and with the other 833 pages with the resolutions and documents presented. we don't believe you read any of those. ask yourself what a jud

philadelphia and that's actually one of the warmer spots. some suburbs are in the single digits. your winds light out of the east-southeast miles per hour. cloud cover has been moving in over the last couple of hours beginning to overtake the region maybe some early sunshine but clouds will eventually win out. there's some snow out to the west. most of expected to fall apart before it hits us. in the suburbs later this evening there's the chance of snow and perhaps freezing rain. more on that in a second. today's temperatures will that experience a very slow long climb to get to our high of 38. 16 degrees by 8 o'clock. 24 by 10 o'clock. 33 by noon. 35 by 3 o'clock usually around the time of the day we get the high but not today. by 6 o'clock we'll still be on the way up to 36 and i don't think we hit that 38 until about 9 o'clock tonight. so, temperatures slowly rising as a warm front pushes past us and more and more warm air surges in. high temperatures most of these this evening 35 degrees in allentown, 38 degrees in philadelphia, 40 in millville and 40 in cape may. in terms of any precipitation it looks like we're like

d.c., philadelphia, tonight in areas of new york city, then tomorrow morning possibly around boston. so the current wind gusts, it's still very windy in the southeast, but the severe threat is over with. we won't see much additional wind damage. now we'll watch the high winds coming up to the coastal areas. already 45-mile-per-hour winds. this is a nor'easter situation blowing right into the coast. so large waves at the beaches. we'll have a little bit of a beach erosion problem at the high tide cycles. and then what we'll watch throughout the night tonight as the winds really pick up, especially in the coastal areas, 43 and 45. and late tonight, 50 in montauk by 8:00 p.m. heading to cape cod, they get wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. alex, we're not going to see more destruction from tornadoes or severe weather, but it's going to be like a raw nor'easter with a lot of rain and wind in new england. >> okay. thank you for the heads-up on that bill, appreciate it. >>> let's get to this, one person is dead and five more injured after what authorities are calling an absolutely senseless shooting at a mall in san antonio. police say that two bystande

philadelphia. we're at 41 right now in allentown. good news is you can see the winds are now coming in from the northwest. instead of pushing in from the southeast, which was forcing that onshore flow and leading to some of the coastal flooding. you compare these temperatures to what feels like outside, it's still chilly right now and the temperatures are dropping about we're at 33. the feels-like temperature in wilmington. and also right near freezing in trenton. as you get out, you'll want the jacket. throw it on as well as if you're in new jersey some rain gear. so here's what we're looking at tonight. rain will start to move out. the winds still going to be at least breezy, windy for some shore spots, but really starting to die down quickly and the clouds will start to move off and clear as well. we'll time all this out and talk about a big warm-up coming up. >> capital police are stepping up security ahead of president trump's visit to philadelphia thursday. mr. trump scheduled to speak at a retreat for congressional republicans at the loews hotel. it gets under way tomorrow with house speaker paul ryan getting set to address the group. the

philadelphia also has another title. he's the former chief operator of septa. the southeast transportation system. thank you very much. >> thank you, former supervisor mcgold rick. >> the floor is yours. >> wer here because we we want to bring an end to the process of the brt. after all you listened to the transportation planners for several years. we disagree. events have over taken you two candidates and district board of supervisors have taken the votes despite the doubts by those recommending the project. they do not want you to approve the hybrid today at least for phase two. you need to wait for sandra to come on board and this is affecting your deciding your independent judgment rather than stamping this. you went on vacation until january 3rd. the eir total 1065 pages. to review the responses and comments with all their disclosures you would have to read 870 pages. nobody believes you did that in 2 days which was full of meetings and nobody believes you did it during the holidays. and with the other 833 pages with the resolutions and documents presented. we don't believe you read any of th

southeast, the same one produced all the tornadoes running up into the east coast. no concern for tornadoes farther north but this is still a major weather system. as this works from d.c., philadelphiaseveral major cities, getting up towards new york as well, temperatures warmer than freezing. we're talking about heavy rain, little farther inland, temps get colder. that is where we see snow beginning to accumulate. this is how it works out for us, at least a couple inches for coastal communities. you start to see a couple of inches, that could be ponding on the roadways. snow accumulating a little farther inland. larger concern is win. these are recent wind gusts. we've seen gusting wins easily up to 40 miles an hour and at times getting up to 50 miles an hour. as a result we have a whole bunch of wind advisories for wind gusts that could get up to 60 mile-an-hour from now through the evening hours this is something we pay attention to. yes, we see the west coast continue get battered. snow will stay in the forecast at least through tomorrow. very busy couple days in the weather center. melissa: adam, we'll keel an eye on it thank you. david: president trump not waisting a minute to

poconos. 15 southeast millville, wilmington and trenton and cape may, 19 with a feels-like temperatures of 7. minus one in dover with the winds. minus 11 in the poconos. minus 1 in philadelphiaee above in millville. look at the numbers to the south, keep in mind this area here you don't see this kind of cold this far south. it was in the 20s as far as south as jacksonville, florida. richmond, ten inches of snow, 13. pittsburgh 8. binghamton 9. it's going to be a cold game against miami and the steelers. 16 in buffalo, 1 in charleston. satellite and radar now that the arctic high is pushing through, we don't have too much to focus on, there's snow steamers coming off lake erie and ontario, some of that sneak into the lehigh valley and the poconos, in the immediate philadelphia area nothing but clouds and sun. there's future tracker 6, there's the moisture, 2:30 p.m. in the poconos getting as far south as the pennsylvania turnpike, everybody else looking at a combination of sun and clouds. it's a huge warmup in the seven-day forecast, so if you don't like the snow and the cold, stay patient, a couple of more days, the warm front lifts through and winds shift out of the southwe

southeast person pen into southern new jersey for the next hour. 37 degrees, still west breeze at 16, bridges the windchill value down to 28. what it feels like on exposed skin. flurries basically from philadelphiaoon, overall pattern stays cool, rain or snow shower next tuesday, back to you. >> justin, thank you. that's it for "eyewitness news" this morning, you can follow us at your website at especially when it comes to snacking. new. with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. and now, you can take our creamy cheese with no artificial preservatives, flavors or colors wherever you go. introducing cheese dippers by the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. narrator: today, on "lucky dog," as the lucky dog ranch is being renovated, five dogs experience some major improvements of their own. brandon: there you go, good, good, good. narrator: even when starting one step behind or making friends is not so easy... [cat meowing] narrator: ...a few simple tricks make it possible for these pups to upgrade their lives. brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope. my m

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