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>> all right, bill neely in france thankfully. -- thankfully the source of things are exceedingly rare. still the shocking turn of events has got people thinking about how pilots in this country are screened and who's looking out for any troubling signs that may arise. nbc's tom costello has our report. >> reporter: if andreas lubitz hid a medical or mental condition from lufthansa, it might have been out of fear that he'd never fly again. [ inaudible ] in 2012 a jetblue pilot suffered a mental breakdown on a flight from las vegas to new york. the co-pilot locked him out of the cockpit, then made an emergency landing. the pilot lost his license. under faa rules updated five years ago, pilots are encouraged to self-report a mental health issue and seek treatment early. usually spending a year out of the cockpit while on disability. but they can return to the cockpit even while taking antidepressants including zoloft, lexapro and prozac if cleared by a doctor. now working as a counselor. >> the unions and airlines are both telling their pilots it's okay, you know, if you have issues with

thankfully. >> reporter: well, the allegations of the inappropriate recordings were made in the classroom between classes or shortly after class was over for the day at the school apparently it was when students would go in to ask for help or clarify something about the assignment or the day. if you feel like you need to get in touch with investigators in this case, we'll have contact information for the prosecutors office at 6abc.com. live in gloucester county, john rawlins channel6 "action news. gym. >> thank. >> jim. >> thank you john. >>> philadelphia police and lasalle university security are investigating a stack. a and ice cream vendor making a delivery was stabbed in the smolder a dining hall restroom. the victim was taken to einstein medical center with nonlife-threatening injuries. the attacker reportedly in his 20's is still at large. he was wearing a lasalle sweatshirt. >>> two philadelphia firefighters were injured today when their aluminum ladder came into contact with a power line. "action news" reporter david henry is live at temple university hospital where one of the two

thankfully no oncoming traffic. no serious damage to himself or the bike. and he pops right pack. >> thankfully he didn't go down the hill. >> true, too. >> this is j.p. and his buddy. off for a nice cruise. no extreme riding here. but we get a little spirited here because this rider up ahead goes a little bit wide gets into the turn a little bit hot. >> dude? >> he looks like he exploded. >> dust and debris. doesn't look like the impact was horrific but enough to send him flying. no word on the injury. into the soft stuff, hard to recover. >> possibly saw something on the hill a bunny, looking at it and you go where your head goes when riding a motorcycle. >> note to self never ride with beth. >> there was a fortunate and speedy rescue for this 14-year-old girl that somehow got stuck in the mud. not sure exactly how she ended up in there, but right here you see her rescue under way. firefighters came to the area managed to throw a rope over to her. she managed to grab on to. fortunately it doesn't look like she's too deep in the mud and they are able to ve

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thankfully today no one was killed. lester. >> tom costello. while that was playing out in new york another major story still developing this hour related to this same storm that stretches far across the country. it's dropped feet of snow in a lot of places just not used to it including the state of kentucky where a nightmare is playing out right now on a major highway. people trapped in cars for 18 hours. some still waiting to be rescued. nbc's john yang reports on an epic traffic jam more than 30 miles long on i-65 south of louisville. >> it's really been scary. >> reporter: denise ganis was one of the hundreds of drivers stranded for more than 15 hours on i-65 in northern kentucky. >> there has been no assistance with food. there's been no assistance with water. so i have been melting ice and snow to drink. >> reporter: nearly 20 inches of snow fell fast across the state piling up quickly. sydney miller and her mom forced to spend the night in their car. >> we really had no idea what was going on. nothing through the radio telling us there w

take look the malt doppler making for a messy afternoon and evening commute area wide, but thankfully it is just rain. even toward the lehigh valley right now, allentown the pocono mountains, looking at some of that rain. moderate to heavier rain right now from trenton to philadelphia down to chester and also wilmington as we move into south jersey hammonton atlantic city avalon, cape may looking at some of that light rain. lighter rain as we move no central and southern sections of delaware. but it will be picking up as we take a wider perspective off to the west. more will be moving in through the next several hours. so temperature wise right now 51 degrees outside of our studios. those windshield wipers are going. traffic delays out there and the umbrellas are up. so as we time everything out. you can see by eight 9:00 o'clock we're still looking at that rain. even heavier rain by 10:00 o'clock. find out when this moves out. what moves in and when temperatures will soar iain and lucy into the 60s coming up. >> all right scott thank you. >>> breaking eagles news tonight tonight. it

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. >> sheldon realizes, dives in like superman grabs me and thankfully pulls my string and i'm here to reporter: remarkably he lands safely. all are fitted with computer-generated parachutes that are set off to go off at certain heights to come to the rescue in case there isn't a quick-thinking instructor like sheldon. the amazing rescue video has gone viral with over 2 million hits in under 24 hours. sheldon says he doesn't feel like a hero and was just doing his job, but chris had this message for the man that thanked him. >> so thankful. so thankful. thankfully he was there and what he did actually probably saved my life, so, yeah. >> that's beau pierson reporting. i'm lauren lyster. this is the "cbs morning news." over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. the leading allergy pill only controls one, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 allergy pill. so go ahead , inhale life. new flonase. six is greater than one. this changes everything. whether you need a warm up before the big race... or

working to get more details here, but right now thankfully no injuries according to the faa, but this incident as my colleague tom costello has reported likely to have a major impact on laguardia airport as right now the airport is closed down. the situation made even more difficult by the rough weather that's rolled into new york yet again this morning and throughout the day. we'll continue to follow the breaking news out of -- out of laguardia and, tom, i think you have some more information for us? >> i'm -- i'm actually was talking to a colleague of minute. i'm really not passing on anything new but just to reiterate for those just joining us, this was the md-88 which as you know the md-80s made my mcdonnell douglas and boeing bought mcdonnell douglas, really a workhorse aircraft incredibly reliable. the md-80 series if you will mostly flown by american airlines and delta now has some as well, but a very reliable aircraft that is really frankly neerpg the end of-- nearing the end of its life span with many being retired. planes have a 20 25-year life span before it's retired. an m

and thankfully we're all alive. >> reporter: 25 people went to the hospital with minor injuries. >>have been no critical injuries. >> reporter: the airline's coo said it was safe to fly despite the bad weather. the uninjured passengers were bussed to a hotel to stay overnight. wendy gillette for cbs news. >> just to update those numbers there were 133 passengers and five crew members on board that plane. 18 of the 23 injured have been released from the hospital. >>> a local man is dead, his wife hospitalized after a fire in their home. firefighters say hoarding conditions inside the residence in the 5800 block of eastern avenue made it difficult to control the stubborn blaze. they were met by flames on the first floor of the two-story structure. the wife got to the door to save herself. her husband remained trapped in the fire. >> then after they said her husband was in the house and they had to tear the door down in order to get in there, but she got out first, but he was still in there. good neighbors. i wouldn't want no better neighbor than i ever had. >> we're told firefighters

at this point we are not thankfully having to tiehl with too much on the radar.you're mediate concern. the there is one pocket of moisture that has made its way in the southern del marva peninsula here. bulk of moisture is confined south of delaware but you will get clipped in sussex county if your travels take you there. here's what today has in store. we have off and on round of rain. there could be lightening with then are storms that fire up later today and rain amounts up to a half inch but ponding on the road, poor visibility and definitely slow travel is a concern vittoria. >> thanks very much, katie. >>> as we wait on that weather, we will wait on the rush we are looking at 476 right around route one, traveling southbound you will notice a disabled vehicle not causing too much problem. notice rush hour is not a problem at all just yet. looking at ben franklin bridge we are nice into philadelphia or new jerseyey. it is not just ben but all of our bridges. but things will change. keep it here. we will be right back. nicole: we all have different needs for o

thankfully, the cia had that capability and experience. this is part of the motivation behind some of these reforms, to fulfill our responsibility across all of those areas. charlie: before i turn over to the audience, talk about the cia and how you see the challenge of the next 15 years and change and adjust to that? director brennan: the world is becoming more and more challenging. nationstates are under increasing challenges and threats. more and more, we see individuals who are identifying with national mobilizations. just the authority of nation states and governments needs to be looked at in a different way than 20 years ago. this is one of the things we need to understand, participate, and work with in foreign governments. if you have the solution of the nation state structure we have had for the past century, it will not work in practice. we have to not only inform policymakers about those trends worldwide, but and analysis for cia has taken on many dimensions than when i first came in 1980. at that time the cia's analytic work wit

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police say several people were inside when it started to crumble thankfully no one was hurt. six units though impacted by the collapse. the building owner is relocating everyone who lived there. while the department of licenses and inspections is now looking at the entire complex to make sure it's safe. >>> camden inspectors have warn the family on the 400 block of line street their house wasn't safe. they were given until march 26th to make needed repairs. but last night it collapsed. the entire front of it turned into rubble. police say five people inside did make it out okay and the red cross is helping them out tonight. >>> happening right now in sergeantville new jersey residents are hoping historic building can rise from the ashes. the sergeantsville inn went up in flames this morning. fire and ems crews shared these photos with us. the inn once hosted george washington and it actually was built in the 1700's. folks in the area say it is always been their place to go for all kinds of celebrations. >> oh, it's a tremendous loss for the building. truly is. to us here at t

thankfully, i think the iraqis were able to coalesce in the area. now the push is to dislodge i.s.i.l from areas of iraq they have been able to take over. tikrit is a good example. we see a combination of portions, shia militants and iraqi security forces and sunni tribal elements that have brought to bear the resources to push i.s.i.l out of a good part of tikrit. i think that is still going to be a rather intense battle because tikrit is an urban area. but also i.s.i.l has taken it on the chin in other areas. we look at kobani in the northern part of syria where for a couple of months i.s.i.l was pummeling that area to try to gain the victory along the syrian-turkish border. >> rose: could this be accomplished without the support of iranians and the sheer number of their troops? >> difficult to tell. they've brought to bear with the number of advisors and working with the coalition, the shia militia there and amassed a large enough force to push back against the i.s.i.l inroads but the coalition strikes that have taken place couple thousand strike

we are always practicing together always working together >> thankfully we have helped stabilize and ensure the security of the peninsula for the last 61 years, but in spite of that long time we have to be ready to fight tonight and that really is our mantra. >> north korea is under new leadership. >> kim jong-un looks funny he is overweight and sometimes does strange things. but he is smart. when his father died 7 top officials, 4 generals and 3 civilian bureaucrats, walked next to the coffin of his father in december 2011. in two years time, none of them was alive and in a high level position. >> when it comes to international relations, kim jong-un's rule has been described as erratic. since coming into power, he's launched a long-range rocket and carried out a nuclear test. most recently, the u.s. accused the north of orchestrating a cyber attack on sony pictures last fall, fault lines was granted rare access inside the country. we went to understand what if anything, has changed since kim jong un came to power, and how u.s-north korean relations look from the other side. >> our

thankfully, won't mess with us all that much, this is the system that's going to actually kick in theor us, as the day progresses in terms of the little shades of green that you do see on the rare, notice most already pulled away. so some of you may have woken i am to damp road perhaps, a lot of what did roll through didn't hit the grounds. >> you will find light rain falling, outside i80. to another western suburb here 42 degrees, lots of clouds settling in here, at cut town area middle school. but four it degrees just to kick start the day. we expect to hit the low 60s by lunchtime then the colon the win, start to rush in. jess? >> oh, man not looking forward to. that will thanks, katie. happy tuesday, saint patty's day, have a good one we start things off out on 95, where we are already dealing with some jams in the northbound lanes, right around allegheny and you can also see some police activity with two vehicles, right here, that seem to have been in a accident, push over into the right hand shoulder, not blocking that lane, but you can see everyone kind of crawling on by. out o

she told me online that this happened thankfully before they boarded. said within the last hour they learned that southwest is sending a plane from d.c. to fly help to their destination of atla thankfully ny was hurt. >>> it's now 6:33. a former prince geo council member is expected to announce her run for congress tomorrow. ingrid turner will run for the seat left vacant by donna edwards. and state delegate the jocelyn pena melnyk is also running for the fourth district's congressional seat. the democrat announced her bid yesterday. pena melnyk represents parts of prince geo and anne arundel counties. >>> a maryland family is mourning the loss of a child killed as she crossed the street with her grand other. they brought teddy bears and balloons to the intersection where she was hit. she was hit 197 and old chapel road. the driver of the van did stop. >>> today montgomery county council will conr a bill that will keep chemicals away there your home. it would b pesticide. o publi hearings earlier this year attracted a lot of attention. the committee mee

things addressed in the pilot program i'm excited about the trust we're going to begin to build i'm thankfully for everybody making this a reality. >> i want to call out the members of the hope team for all mohammed i 120e8 st. sam from the public housing i'm going to acknowledge dee 1k34i6rd and chris teen that does amazing work everybody loves christine and another community lalia son and we have brought on board the director of the navigation center someone that was involved in opening the myths neighborhood center and went on to go back east to school work no new york city and coming to making sure it is working this is julie ledbetter right here we not only have the mayor but the director of pblgs he wants to get this going the police chief suhr is here and the mayor mentioned jeff who has been to the site and helping to clear people's record and police officers are here for public safety and i know their exist about bringing up resources and i want to thank in the spirit of what the mayors represent in working with the corners of the city the coalition of the homelessness is here with du

thankfully he popped right back up no injuries to him. he's wearing protective gear but the bike flies into that guy's car, who pops out and that car. minor damage to both. >> took the bumper and the front fender with him. >> hey, i'm fine. i'm totally fine. >> don't park in the in middle of the intersection what if an ambulance is coming? >>> australia, youtube channel, this guy rides his motorcycle the opposite side of the street that's where they drive in australia. if you ride a motorcycle you have to look way down and anticipate things like this. >> oh! >> watch it again in slow motion. see how badly this rider was thrown. boom. >> boom. >> there he goes. you see his legs. >> oh man. >> those legs broken. rider has a broken right tibia and fibula broken five places and a total of a dozen screws. the motorcycle though went to heaven before him. >>> this man has a head for business. that is a 50-year-old and he has something on his head what happen he has on his head 99 pounds of tofu. he's been in the foe tuphotofoe tofu business 50 y

into the nation's heartland and that low is staying to the north and west with the severe weather, thankfully we'll escape seeing anything in the way of damaging storms with the front tomorrow. spotty showers tonight and the fog is the issue at midnight 42 for philadelphia and the morning rush tomorrow will be foggy and there will be showers around south of philadelphia where the temperatures are starting to warm into the 50s while we are still in the 30s tomorrow morning in the lehigh valley and then by tomorrow afternoon, many of us in the upper 60s if not surpassing 70 in spots. again with on and off downpours and showers and the cold front arrives at 9:00 tomorrow night for trenton and philadelphia and wilmington with a line of gusty showers and it doesn't look like severe weather but the rumble of thunder and 30s and 40s behind the front with 60s in the south and east. what to expect areas of morning fog and periods of fog with thunder and not expecting severe weather and the first 70s of 2015 your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 70 tomorrow and then right back into the 50s her

we have removeed almost 86 people of different nationalities, thankfully they have arrived safely this morning . the navy in all its elements participated using apache forces. they have arrived safely this morning. this is conclusion of our briefing today. now we're open for questions. if you would just go to the microphone, i will try my best to answer your questions. >> they build between sanaa are there any resistence that you encountered in during the air patrols. >> yes, as we mentioned in the first day that any air operation that will always target the first day is to sub due or destroy air defense possibilities. there is now no resistence, and we have control of the air space over yemen. and on the third day there has been movement of houthi movement towards saudi borders. is there any intention to have land intervention or land forces as you are now in the process of setting up an operations as you're aware any operations with the land, naval it first has to evaluate the intelligence and estimate the situation, and any kind of operation needed it shall be conducted. they will u

thankfully the cia had that. it is not as though i am trying to diminish it, what i am trying to do -- this is the motivation behind the reforms -- two. responsibilities across all of the areas -- to fulfill responsibilities across all of these areas. charlie: how do you see the challenges of the next 50 years? john: the world is becoming more and more challenging. nationstates are under increasing challenge and direct. -- challenge and threat. we see individuals identifying with regional organizations. just the authority of nation states and governments i think is being looked at at a different way than just 20 years ago. this is one of the things that we need to understand and anticipate with foreign governments because if you are going to have the dissolution of the nationstate structure it will be a more chaotic world. on the analysis we have to not only inform policymakers about trends and developments worldwide, but analysis for cia has taken on more dimensions than when i joined. at that time, analytic wor

thankfully the two officers are all right, have been released. it was a very very dicy situation. as you can imagine tensions already high in ferguson and this is obviously not going to help matters at all. >> no certainly won't. are they bracing for more protests tonight like they had last night? >> reporter: it's unclear as of now whether or not there are going to be any protests. obviously there are police here. there had already been three arrests prior to the shooting last night, wolf. we talked to a protest tore earlier this hour, as you know. they are mad not only that the fact that the police force has not been disbanded, that the mayor has not resigned. there have been several resignations including the police chief that was announced yesterday. it's unclear whether there are going to be any protests this evening. >> stand by. much more on the breaking news coming up. >>> also the war against isis. new reports that the iraqi troops may not be leading the fight against the terror group in tikrit. we're going to tell you what's going on. b

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>> the mom had a broken sternum, a bruised chest and abdomen t thankfully everybody survived this crash, this guy's car totaled. >> inside this car was not a dashcam video, but a video taken because of this fellow. >> this dingdong in the silver honda is blocking the road. it's a case of road rage. he has both of his kids in the car, his son is recording the video. this fellow in the honda is not done, he comes up and comes up ian, if you can't see to drive, don't drive. i'm going 90 and you're going 0. >> maybe 90. >> it's only about 55 miles per hour. >> this was not the only time that this fellow got out of the car according to ian, he beat on the hood of his car and front fenders. >> kudos to him. at some point it might be easy to lose your cool. >> all right, i'm sorry man. >> good, good, i'm happy. >> so, you think she's helping a friend with a scavenger hunt. she doesn't realize these are all places she's been on a date with her boyfriend. >> find out which clue finally reveals the unexpected surprise. plus, one man's trash is another man's treasure. >> they asked 15 artists from

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so we add to the safety by having a presence of officers so we're excited for that again, we're thankfully to work with the partners and we have the year of the ram i'd like to say . >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you very much. >> in addition what we heard from captain lazzaro and aware of the logistics especially the ecology truck that came at 7 o'clock not 6 o'clock mar make sure everything is moved off the street all deliveries should be made by 8:30 we'll set up for the local businesses businesses that partnership is going to bring c y c to work with the police department they'll be ambassadors of the programs and make sure that the path is a clear for everyone all those details i'm placed if you have questions please make sure to get in touch with the department of public works we'll be here to make sure we have a safe event with that said, i'm going to introduce someone that is a friend of mine who at every meeting 1 or two or three inch for the march please well. >> thank you very much good morning mayor ed lee and commissioner christensen and director mohammed and depart

thankfully sheldon pulled my rip cord and i wake up at 3,000 feet under a perfectly inflated parachute tell a seizure is coming on before it happens? >> no unfortunately in my case i can't. i had no idea what was happening. after i wake up i didn't know whether it was a seizure. i thought i may have just blacked out, or something else. >> so you don't remember anything you're completely unconscious during the seizure. >> completely unconscious. but i can remember everything up to the point and everything after i wake up. >> i'm amazed that your instructor had the presence of mind i mean he rockets toward you, as anna said he's able to grab you, deploy your parachute. he saved your life no doubt about it. >> yes, yes, he did. having said that there are automatic deployed parachutes on the outer chutes in case he didn't get to me in time. and one deploys about 2,050 feet. >> so the idea though when you come out of being unconscious, did you know what had happened? was it like you suddenly woke up at 3,000 feet and were hurtling toward the ground? >> i woke up and just put that to the bac

thankfully so far given the circumstances, everyone seems to be pretty patient. >> i think that the weatherg to warm up the day after and it will probably end up melting away. >> my understanding is that we're only going to have one to 3-inches of snow at the max and i think that's not very much that we can't survive without the snowplows for a day. >> i mean wed a fire. there's not a whole lot you can do about that. >> reporter: in speak to the administrator he made it clear although obviously a fire wasn't something they planned for they appreciate the residents understanding. >> and, you know, hopefully we'll get through this as quickly as we can. >> reporter: a lot of surrounding counties have really stepped up and offered their services to hopewell and the residents seem pretty patient. but it really is a lesson to all of us. if the snow does come, just take your time and be patient. we have no idea what challenges may be be being dealt with we're not aware of. i'm bill anderson, fox 29 news. >>> you first saw this as breaking news on fox 29 last night. an overturned tractor trailer ca

thankfully as you said they're going to be okay.utiful about selma was reminding ourselves that real social change in this country so often has happened because ordinary people are willing in a nonviolent fashion to make their voices heard. and you know, i think that what had been happening in ferguson was oppressive and objectionable and was worthy of protest. but there was no excuse for criminal acts. and whoever fired those shots shouldn't detract from the issue. they're criminals, they need to be arrested. and then what we need to do is to make sure that like-minded, good-spirited people on both sides, law enforcement who have a terrifically tough job, and people who understandably don't want to be stopped and harassed just because of their race, that we're able to work together to try to come up with some good answers. and i think -- i put together a task force after the original ferguson event had taken place that had police officers, police chiefs, and some of the organizers of protests, body in ferguson and in new york. youn

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thankfully no patient s in the ambulance.y got hurt. >>> the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu just made a major campaign promise. netanyahu said if voters keep him in office he will make sure that there is no palestinian state. the election is tomorrow and polls suggest he is losing ground to his opponent. today he told an israeli newspaper withdrawing any territory would clear the way for islamic militants to take over in the ute the prime minister helped trigger a political feud when he spoke in from of congress two weeks ago. the white house said the invitation from republicans and john boehner specifically was destructive to israel's relationship with the united states. john boehner, the house speaker for his part responded couldn't disagree more. >>> prime minister netanyahu urged the united states not to reach a, quote, bad deal unquote, with iran over the rogue nation's nuclear program and today the secretary of state john kerry returned to the bargaining table. both sides aiming to build a framework for a nuc

thankfully she was not there last night. it is unclear if he has any other family in the area.ice are still trying to piece this all together. we don't have an identity of the victim at this point in time and police are asking if you have any information call their tip line at 215-686-tips. mike and alex. >> just senseless. 6:35. >>> philadelphia police issued a warning about a group of high tech thieves that are following their victims home. >> yeah, reportedly targeting asian business owners especially in southwest philadelphia what are they doing putting a magnetic tracker on their vehicles. >> reporter: mike, did you watch breaking bad. >> yeah. >> reporter: do you remember walter white his brother-in-law would have him do that with these tracking devices on the vehicles of the bad guys. these guys must been watching breaking bad too and they got the idea. you can go on line and look what we found. we found a page where they sell these things as seen on breaking bad. first time i heard this i heard dave schratwieser doing this last night at ten. i said that is right out of

thankfully she back on his feet. >>> here at the wells fargo center allen iverson taking in the actionten points 11 boards but it was too hot for the sixers. the jazz win 89-83. finishing the season at 11-9. i'm amy fadool, we're back after this. >>> i can't imagine anyone not looking forward to the weather we're having this weekend. >> yes, if they haven't been paying attention they will be very surprised. saturday will be a cold start, 36 in the afternoon, ten degrees warmer than today. sunday ten degrees warmer than saturday. spring your clock forward one hour sunday morning. the time of year where the sun angles change temperatures warming up in the next several days into the 50s. looks pretty good. i really don't see any arctic air spilling back down in the next several days. >> i love when we spring forward. >> thank you for watching tonight, have a great weekend, everyone. see you next week. >> steve: from stage 1 at universal studios hollywood in los angeles, california, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- will smith rosamund pik

with temperatures in the 20's we can thankfully eventually end up in the upper 40's later today.eavy coat kind of day, not as cold as yesterday was. those cloud rebuild and we will dodge a handful of showers primarily this afternoon as well as into tonight and then we will sit between frontal boundaries. by tomorrow we are warming up significantly. big old roller coaster ride here throughout the rest of the week. tomorrow is warmest day but it will be wetest day and i will track wet weather heading our way here coming up later in the show, vittoria. >> good morning everyone. traveling right new we have rush hour for sure, on the schuylkill, i9 five even things picking up on 476. lets get outside. we have an incident we want to talk about. if you are traveling not too far from neshaminy area on the northbound side of route one near pennsylvania turnpike we have some activity over to the shoulder. it looks like a disable vehicle, tow truck on the scene. if you are traveling around this area it may be slow as folks look at what is happening toward the right of them. elsewhere look a