in gloucester township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim kenney is making an effort toward solving the cities opioid crisis. mayor joins a task force on the top nick center city this morning for their first meeting. group is task with coming up with i plan to reduce opioid abuse, dependens and overdose, in city residence. >> lives are cut short, families are destroyed and we cannot let this continue to have happen. developing a solution requires a coordinated effort. we must dress this issue, three fold roach, education, educating the public, a kicks, and preventing overdoses. >> task force will present their fine goes and recommendations for action to the mayor within the next three months. >>> new report suggest the city of philadelphia has second highest inly rent increase in 2016. according to the apartment search web site adobo, rents roseanne average 4.2 percent over the course of the year. this came in second to columbus, georgia which averaged 5 percent. rally raleigh-durham north caroline, long beach, california and cots dale,

franconia township new accident on moorewood road at god shaw road.atfield unionville pike at township line road and yet we look at the big picture here and we're looking not a ton of accidents on your majors on the blue route, schuylkill or i-95. i-95 your normal jam at this point and the schuylkill as well. let's take a live look. here's the schuylkill at belmont. not seeing anybody slipping and slide on the schuylkill expressway. seems to be more in the suburbs and secondary roads. still below freezing in martins creek. 35 quakertown 36 in coatesville near where we had all those accidents. 42 in the city and into the 40's in south jersey as well but watch for some melting snow and slush and it is slick on some roads, matt. >> will do. thank you, karen. >>> a politician's angry outburst got him bootd from a flight out of florida. >> stand up for what's right and walk out with me. that's the only thing. >> that is former new york senator al da d'amato. passengers were asked to switch seats because of weight and balance issues. only a few complied. th

ocean pediatrics and family medicine in stafford township. the medical office of dr. michael bleiman. authorities say that 900 children who participated in a free or low-cost vaccine program in ocean county through that office may need to be revaccinated for ailments including measles, mumps, chicken pox and polio because the vaccines they received might not have been properly refrigerated. befb el bevilaqua's sister-in-law also takes her two sons to the same pediatrician's office. >> he's a doctor. he knows what he needs to do to make sure these vaccinations are good. >> reporter: a woman who answered the phone when i called the office today said neither bleiman nor anyone else there had any comment. health officials say it's not dangerous to receive improperly stored vaccines, but they could be less effective at preventing disease. authorities say children who got the shots between november 2014 and july 28th of last year should be re-evaluated. the new jersey department of health has filed a complaint with the state board of medical examin

another part of new jersey logan township. debris spill on 95. plooufing towards delaware this morning, might pass this. left shoulder closed. rest of the laning opened around 322. vine streak closed with construction this morning. cameras right around broad street. diverting traffic. this is the westbound side. closed on the westbound side and eastbound side of broad street of skroogle expressway for 20 minutes or so. check in with more of the majors when i come back. >>> 4:38. 44 degrees. look closely and you can see that philadelphia international is a little bit of light fog. some of the suburbs seeing thicker fog. it will disappear. right now cloudy. 44 degrees with ten-mile-per-hour wind at philadelphia international. temperatures climbing. look at the mild weather. doesn't look like january. not a typical one anyway. 44 degrees by 10 clock. start to break out into sunshine as the wind picks up. 14-mile-an-hour wind at noontime. go stronger this afternoon. 17 miles an hour. 2:00. getting down to 48 degrees at 4:00. wind is going to bring in

prosecutors say snuka killed his girlfriend at a motel in north whitehall township back in 1983. but attorneys say he's in hospice care and has three months to live. the judge dropped the charges after looking at his medical records. >>> a student is now facing charges for cyber bullying. that student made a racist video about one of his classmates then put it on social media. randy gyllenhaal spoke to parents who say this is part of a much larger problem. >> reporter: for the past year or so reports of racism at saucon valley high school started bubbling to the surface. families say the verbal attacks got more and more aggressive. >> he had been going through some stuff for some years. some students threw a confederate flag at him. others slurs. >> reporter: al rivers is the family friend of a 16-year-old black teenager at this school who is routinely harassed. the racism reached a boiling point in october when a 14-year-old white student posted a racist snapchat video calling that black teen the n-word and saying he's on wellfare. >> look at that [ bleep ]. he's on welfare. pro

ravel road closed at wyckoff road: forty foot road gets you around that problem in towamencin township upper gwynedd an accident, hearing there are injuries on the scene so you want to watch for that on rally valley forge road at sumneytown pike. it's a downed tree causing a problem in delaware county on dell chester road at stackhouse mill road. just one lane is blocked here tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> breaking news this morning. one person is dead, another seriously injured after a home invasion in the frankford section and police say four children all under the age of five were inside the house at the time. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live with details. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam tamala. luckily all of those children are okay. the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. a second suspect fled somewhere on pratt street and the homeowner is in the hospital currently listed in serious condition. you can see behind me right now there's still a crime scene out here. they are expected to be out here for some sometime. police have been here since 1

allentown at 50 degrees 55 for voorhees, 54 in egg harbor township.k at 58 for the high temperature. some of us are getting way warmer than average by the later part of tomorrow. we go into the weekend, that's when temperatures fall back down. 45 for friday, sunday es, uppers to low 40s. >>> flyers and sixers in action tonight. will jeff lurie take a more active role in the draft and other football decisions? that's next. looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! (buzzer) that shot was one in a million. so's this. all the money millionaire edition, new from the pennsylvania lottery. with five top prizes of a million bucks. it's a real game changer. (giggles) keep on scratchin' told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. it's not one thing we do. it's they thing we d

it happened along bromley boulevard burlington township december 14. the man, believed to be in 20s. has distinct braided goatee and ponytail.an >> and police are investigating a kensington neighborhood home invasion around noon. an 87-year-old man answered a knock on the door from four men claiming to be gas workers checking on a gas leak and then they forced their way inside. they got away with cash and cell phones and no one was injured. >>> the family of a mentally challenged man that was beaten on live facebook feed is sharing their outrage tonight. four people are facing hate crime charges. it shows the 18-year-old victim bound and gagged crotching in corn he of a rome. the suspects kicked, choked and cut the man. the hate crime charges resulted from both suspects's use of racial slurs and reps to the victim's disability. >> yeah, this should never have happened. we're overwhelmed and surprise surprised. we're happy that certain concerned. >> action news that video are reprehensible. >> police say the four suspect picked the victim up for a mcdon

it's in cheltenham township montgomery county.r one of the structures along this road. so, crews are there trying to figure out why it happened trying to make sure people are safe and we'll keep you posted. >> it's so hard to see in the dark there but it's going to be really interesting. they were shining lights and we got a sense and we were like wow look at this. on the vine street expressway we're moving nicely right now. westbound, eastbound doing all right. starting to slow down just a touch as you head towards the schuylkill expressway. paoli thorndale catching a 13 minute delay with train 501. everything else on time dave. >> low 40's, upper 30's across the region. not as much wind as yesterday but we're putting heavy coats on the kids. this afternoon they might be able to get away with a light and jacket. lots of sunshine this afternoon. mostly sunny, still cold by 7 o'clock upper 30's but 48 pie noon. an unseasonably mild high of 50 degrees at 5 o'clock. sunnier and milder. at the airport in case you have to leave this be

it happened along bromley boulevard burlington township december 14. the man, believed to be in 20s. has distinct braided goatee and ponytail.an >> and police are investigating a kensington neighborhood home invasion around noon. an 87-year-old man answered a knock on the door from four men claiming to be gas workers checking on a gas leak and then they forced their way inside. they got away with cash and cell phones and no one was injured. >>> the family of a mentally challenged man that was beaten on live facebook feed is sharing their outrage tonight. four people are facing hate crime charges. it shows the 18-year-old victim bound and gagged crotching in corn he of a rome. the suspects kicked, choked and cut the man. the hate crime charges resulted from both suspects's use of racial slurs and reps to the victim's disability. >> yeah, this should never have happened. we're overwhelmed and surprise surprised. we're happy that certain concerned. >> action news that video are reprehensible. >> police say the four suspect picked the victim up for a mcdon

"action news" reporter bob brooks is live near the scene of the accident in old man's township and bobhat are police saying about this? >> reporter: well, jim, good evening. you said it right. an extremely bizarre story. and let's remember how unlucky and how unfortunate it is for this driver and we just found out who he is. he's jack decarlo of hamilton township mercer county he's 75 years old and now fighting for his life in the hospital. this is the aftermath of an accident on the new jersey turnpike like you've probably never heard of. it only involves this zune a 50-pound dumbbell. new jersey state police say around 7:30 this morning the dumbbell somehow came crashing through the windshield badly injuring the 75-year-old driver. the good news is police say the driver who was alone was conscious before being airlifted to crozer-chester medical center but his injuries are serious. and he's now in critical condition. it's a bizarre accident that's left drivers confused. >> is this real life? >> how did that happen. >> reporter: investigators haven't told us that yet but what we know

fox 29's dave kinchen spent the day in evesham township talking to residents who got a lot to say. dave? >> reporter: those residents are urged to be on extra alert that order i should say that request by police. more police cruisers working this residential development along wood lake drive here in evesham township little over 24 hours after cops say a creeper exposed himself to a woman while looking into her house which backs up to the lake. >> i'm very surprised. very surprised because we don't have a lot of people, you know, just walking around. >> reporter: investigators revealed that just before 6:00 p.m. last night, a man stood on woman's patio peering into her home with his genitals visible. neighbors caught off guard by the news. >> i hope they do find out who the heck it is. because we don't have a lot of people, you know, running up behind houses or anything. now i closed all my blinds and all my screen doors. i have the curtains closed and my dog he's very alert when anyone is outside. so i feel a bit safer with him at home. >> reporter: the man is described as tall, sl

right at 33 for west bradford township. below freezing in collegeville and look at bedminster, 31 degrees. some neighbors just cold enough so when the rain moves in, we will see icing to start with. it's not going to be an all-day rain. these are afternoon temperatures. into the 40s this afternoon. only first thing this morning running into slippery spots. jessica boyington standing by with first look at traffic. >> thanks, bill. starting out on the expressway this morning. construction we typically see all clear. haven't had it closing down the roads this morning. right now watching the expressway, camera right around 24th street. clearly wet is an issue right now. might start to see a little accident or some incident pop up later on in the morning. commute especially on the on off ramp. typically where we see the most problems when we have the roads looking like this. watching 95 here, no problems. actually cleared out of the way. not seeing the major lane restrictions anymore. southbound to the vines expressway. >> thank

steve keeley on the scene, lower milford township, this was a big one, steve? >> reporter: well, we are 3 miles exactly from the scene. this is the police line, that gives awe sense how big this fire was. soap, let's get right to the video, closer to the scene, and closer to the time at the height of the flames. you can see, how big this was. they give you a sense, for you folks in south jersey, northern delaware, philadelphia, where we are, just off the quakertown exit of the northeast extension, and they don't get much news here. good people, good living. it is rural. that's what burned. the dan shoots farm probably well known around these part, but not much down in philadelphia, and they probably grow everything, lots of greenhouses, lot of farms. when you have farms, you have farm equipment, and they think they had some fork lifts, maybe some tractors that also caught fire and a lot of those fork lifts run on propane. they think they had some of the explosions in those propane tanks. but the good news is all of these firefighters up here, most of them likel

there's no word on the cause for the gloucester township fire and gas explosion.re were no injuries reported. 66-year-old raphael robb is walking out of jail today. the former penn professor, beat her to death. the family will gather at the house to call attention to the victims of domestic violence. >>> you said there is no way of escaping this cold. >> reporter: the pattern will change, you go to florida it's cold there, as well. they were in the 20s in the panhandle. speaking of the 20s we're looking at 20 degrees, feels like 6 with the wind. 27 degrees monday, cold, tuesday is the transition day, wednesday, thursday, friday, the 50s come back, clouds and rain. the week after that, looks mild, as well. >> i'm trying to hurry up and get to. thank you so much. >>> there's notice on the ground, so what do you do with all of it. you could take this utah father idea who transformed his back yard into is a 350 luge run. construction began after christmas. the man behind the project had a whole lot of help, he and his 15 kids worked harold to gather snow -- hard to ga

"action news" reporter katherine scott is in lower milford township. she's got more.d morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. i just spoke to a man who called 911. he said he was driving in the area last night. he saw this giant glow. at first he didn't think of anything and then he thought -- well, he called 911 and it turns out at this point they don't '93 how long it was burning before that happened. you can see this morning there's still fire crews on the scene here doing work in lower milford township. no injuries were reported but there is quite a bit of damage here. crews were called out around 8:30 last night to dan shan spinners town road in lower milford township. fire crews from lehigh berks and montgomery counties were here blasting water at the flames. one of the challenges firefighters encountered was the pete moss and other partly sunny in the buildings that materials in the building. several buildings were impacted on the sprawling property. one employee says there could be millions of dollars of damage when you take into account the loss o

two other similar cases have been reported in medford township. suspect is described as having an excessive amount of body hair. he was seen driving an older model jeep with a white decal on the passenger side of the rear window. >> penn state has been known for its second half comebacks this season and almost pulled off a stunner in the rose bowl until usc took over the fourth quarter. the action cam was at the field house sports bar in center city as die hard nittany lions fans watched the nail-biting finish. the trojans kicked a field goal as time ran out giving usc a 52 to 49 win over penn state. >> penn state. we still love you. the spirit of penn state lives on. it's more than just football. >> great game. i'm proud of them. what a season. they came out of nowhere. got to give them credit. i'm proud of penn state. >> it was the highest scoring game in rose bowl history. more highlights from penn state and usc in our next half hour. >> they put up a great show. >>> 5:47. still to come, the unusual actions a police chase suspect does after he

has got them here, lower milford township people. and they're doing fantastic job. you know, i couldn't ask for nothing else. no one was hurt so far. so, you know, just thankful for that. >> at the height of the farming season, and it depend on what month you come up here. but they've anywhere from 50 to 200 employees, and it happened in this warehouse, where they've got wooden pallets, cardboard boxes where they pack all of the stuff that they sell to all of the businesses that they sell to. so, that's what burned here. so, you have got greenhouses, but you don't have just glass and, you know, pot the plants burning, you've got big, big warehouse, and a big distribution center. and that was tough. because in addition to the wooden pallets, cardboard boxes, you have fork lifts, and you've got everything else they use on the farm, all of the big farm equipment truck things you see when you drive by. and they all run on gasoline or propane or diesel. and they exploded in some cases. so, they've got hazmat teams out here, as women. so i

and connect pennsylvania's bristol township and new jersey burlington township. now the connector will be shutdown indefinately until a plan is put in place to fix this issue. the bridge carries, get there is you guys, 42,000 vehicles a day. so again, this is going to remain closed friday due to significant fracture found in one every it beams, for the safety of everyone. talking about, that take a look at this at west, new jersey turnpike, westbound, will be detoured at 195-6789 route 130 ramp turnpike connector also closed and the local roads on to the bridge is also going to be closed. the alternate, these will be then. i'll tell you aside from this, talking about 42,000 plus people, these are also going to be backed up. these are the alternates, burlington bristol bridge, scutters falls bridge, talcony pal hierarchy hate to say this but do you have leave extra early if you're anywhere around that area. rahel, back over to you. >> tough monday morning commute, meisha, thank you. families from all over the region got little furl year this weekend. pennsylvania

her body was found in the white the hall township hotel room in 1983. last month snuka's attorney said his client has dementia and is in hospice care. author and investigators reporter irving mushkin has been following argentino's death for more than 30 years. >> justice delayed is justice denied and unfortunately the family of nancy argentino did not get the closure that they deserve. >> there is no question in my mind from the interviews we have conducted, and the investigation that we did, there is absolutely zero, zero doubt in my mind that this was an unfortunate accident. >> spokesperson for the the lehigh county district attorney's office says it is weighing, it options. >>> meanwhile a former radnor official will be in court tomorrow for charges of an indecent assault on a 100 and three-year old woman. william spangler is being accused of inappropriately touching the elderly woman at a nursing home in wayne. witnesses reported it happened three times, on three separate occasions. he is, the former radnor township commissioner and he is out on ba

her body was found in the white hall township help tell room. last month snuka's attorney says his client has been in hospice and only has a few months to go. investigative reporter and author irving has been following her death for over three decade. >> justice delayed is justice denied, and unfortunately, the family of nancy argentino is not getting the closure that they deserve. >> there is no question in my mind, from the interviews we have conduct, and the investigation that we did, there is absolutely zero, zero doubt in my mind, that this was an unfortunate accident. >> a spokesperson for lehigh county district attorney's office says it will decide what to do at a later date. >>> well, tomorrow a former radnor official will answer to charges of indecent assault, on a 100 and three-year old woman. william spangler is due in court thursday accused of inappropriately touching the elderly woman at a nursing home in wayne. witnesses say it happened three times on three separate occasions, spangler is the former radnor township commissioner. he

this is happening on goshen road at lift erode in newtown township. there even though it's basically dry, just a little misty and a touch of fog matt but slow it down. >> will do. thank you, karen. >>> breaking overnight a woman runs an errand and says she returns home to an unlocked door and her boyfriend dead inside a bedroom. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is following the details on erdrick street in holmesburg where this discovery was made. annie. >> reporter: matt, for most of the morning homicide detectives and the crime seen unit were out here on the 8,000 block of erdrick street in the holmesburg section of the city. it's in the first floor apartment behind me where the victim's girlfriend made that discovery. the reports to 911 that a man was shot to death. when medic medics did arrive thy reasoned him dead on the scene. police were together a vehicle found from the scene. we're not sure what that has to do with the investigation but they did take it away. this is also video now of earlier scene footage that police did respond to an

and we have a crash in skippack township along plank road at 73 skippack pike in caln township yesterday county. one along barley sheaff road along geo carlson boulevard. let's do the commuter report on this monday afternoon. hope you enjoyed your weekend. elsewhere in delco coming off 95 on the northbound side of the blue route, just 12 miles per hour. reports of a minor crash not too far away from macdade boulevard. that's a spot in which we normally would be busy in the afternoon. little bit extra busy with that minor accident on the side. we'll check it again brian and sharrie, coming up in the next half hour. >> all right matt. still ahead brand new developments about a manhunt under way in florida. the latest on the search for a wanted murderer now accused of killing a police officer. >> plus, a busy day for the president-elect. hear what he has to say ahead of his cabinet's highly anticipated confirmation hearings. >> ♪ sometimes when brushing my gums bleed. no big deal. but my hygienist said, it is a big deal. go pro with crest pro health gum protection. it helps prevent gum blee

she died in their whitehall township hotel room in 1983.cutors say they're now evaluating the options before them. >>> weird souvenirs for sale if you're history, wax figures of american presidents and first ladies are up for grabs. how you can take one home. >> it's a house that dates back to the american revolution and it could soon face the wrecking ball. what officials in bellmawr want to put in its place and the group dead set on making sure that doesn't happen. ♪ ♪ >>> tonight we know the name of a female pedestrian killed in montgomery county last night. the victim is now been identified as 51-year-old known in a roads jubilee of philadelphia. employees say she was hit by driver along the 9200 block of ridge pike in springfield township around 7:30 p.m. the driver told police that he noticed the woman standing in the road while looking down. then he tried to avoid hitting her but he couldn't. police say the driver is cooperating and was not impair impaired. >>> in your money tonight, mobile payments are on the rise. visa predicting m

fox 29's chris o'connell has the family's story from netter providence township. >> reporter: talk about a double dose of bad luck to one of the sweetest families you would ever meet. you may remember the brooks family here at their netter province township home we introduced you to them three years ago. when a contractor schwinned them out of their life savings. well, we came back to visit them to find out not much has chang changed. >> all paul and janet brooks ever wanted was a larger home for their two growing teenagers. both children are autistic. so the family of four on a limited income put every nickel they had to build a three bedroom addition on to their home. that's when contractor started the job and left with all of their money. we're stuck. we're stuck living like this. i sleep on sofa bed with my husband and my daughter and son sleep in the same room together. it's hard. >> we also told you about how contractors promised to help this family. but even those promises were broken. and now the family is left with just the drawings an concrete foundation of an addition they dou

west brad ford township, 35. milford township close enough to freezing to be of concern. still a bit damp outside. heavy precipitation ended. little bit of light rain in the area. might see some icy spots in and around milford township. rest of the area is the still warm leftover from yesterday. not a lot of rain and snow left. couple of pockets of snow. light snow and temperatures above freezing for tenten and mount holly and burlington county. quickly papering off north and west. very little left of the system in the lehigh valley. to the poconos if you're heading there. see a wintery mix this morning. snow and, light snow as well. hour by hour forecast shoefs 7:30 this morning still scattered showers in the area. maybe even a snow flake mixing in. mostly rain. rain will linger into the afternoon. ten clock this morning. still showers during the afternoon right along the coast. won't be until this evening the showers finally pull out of here. so the forecast calling for another dreary one and windy too. especially at the coast. 43 degrees this morning. flood threat this

west brad ford township 42. look at the low 40s. fort washington, even new hope and new town tend to be a little bit chillier, right in the low 40s. these numbers will climb into the 50s this afternoon. very close to the 50s. really depends on how quickly the clouds get out of here. fog will disappear with a little bit of temperature warmup. clouds will be slowly clearing during the day today. as the wind picks up. now the wind is going to bring in colder air. see snow showers in western pennsylvania. these showers will fall apart. we ewonwon't get the snow today we will get the cold. see how quickly they're moving. wind is going to be us this afternoon. set the stage for chance of snow from that. doesn't look like much right now. nebraska seeing a little bit of snow. slowly move our way over the next couple of days. during the day will be dry. moves into missouri and i'll by 11:00 tomorrow morning. then starts reaching into the ohio valley late tomorrow morning. we'll see clouds increasing later tomorrow. tomorrow night is late at

cherry hill township, set of traffic lights malfunctioning. on flash right now just around penn avenue. all lanes are open to traffic. watch for police activity on the scene there. >>> new this morning, philadelphia police say a man pulled out a gun and shot another man in the leg after he says he was punched and chased down the street. police were called to fifth and rockman and the armed man says three guyed cornered him, hit him in the face and chased him. that's when he opened fire. . right now police interviewing both men. >>> new report makes allegations about president elect donald trump's ties to russia. nbc 10 joins us life from the digital operation center. this comes as mr. trump is set to hold a news conference later today. >> right the president elect was made aware of this information during his briefing with intelligence officials. briefing about russian hacking and 2016 election. important to note from the start none of the information gathered has been verified equity u.s. agencies including the fbi. that said, reports are m c

low 20s, in west caln township. euclid township and phoenixville is in the 20s. bedminster is 23. and warrington 24. definitely have to bundle up this morning. you don't have to wour about any snow falling during the day. it will be dry. right now, radar and satellite shows we're in the clear. the snow is in missouri and illinois but it's reaching into the ohio valley. this is the snow that's moving into the area during the evening hours. in fact, it's running a little ahead of scheduling. at 8:00, the first snowflakes will be falling. little to no accumulation that the hour by early in the morning, you'll have an inch or two on the ground. but then it really tapers off. by 5:00 in the morning, that's it. an inch or two for most areas. maybe a spot with a little bit more than two inches. no big storm here. and it's done before the commute really gets going tomorrow morning. so, we've got some wet weather on the way, but not during the day today. 35 degrees this afternoon. and yes, there will be sunshine this morning, but the clouds will take over during the day. mostly cloudy and

township find icing conditions. bedminster and new hope. the temperatures will warm into the 40s this afternoon. go through it hour by hour when i come back in ten minutes. first, jessica watching the roads closely this morning. >>> still route 309 this morning. watching for slippery spot here as well. no major problems to report. couple of cars out the door this morning. really seeing light volume hay cross the board. few accidents to report. you might be detoured around there. end with mass transit. seeing different schedules for this week or at least this morning. patco running on holiday schedule. regional rails running on a weekend schedule. little bit different today if you have to get out the door and take mass transit. definitely check before you go. >>> let's go to nbc ten live in montgomery county. >> you've been driving around. it's been about two hours. tell us what you're seeing. >> reporter: we're still seeing rain. bill has been saying. the precipitation and not get the risk because the ground in some areas might be colder th

this is brooke road and argyle road in cheltenham township. pamela osborne is at the scene getting new information from the water company and from the township. she'll have an update coming up in a live report. >>> now to wall street, it reached a milestone this morning. >> yeah, the dow jones industrial average is trading over 20,000 points for the first time ever. this is a live look right now at the big board. you can see the dow is at 20,063, up 151 points right now. cheers erupted as they went above the 20,000 mark for the first time ever. the market has been rising steadily since hitting a low point in march of 2009 in the aftermath of the financial crisis. the rally continued after the election of president trump in november. >>> a georgia state official says deadly storms there caused at least $100 million worth of damages. the weekend's storms killed at least 15 people and injured more than 40 others. a tornado touched down in the town of albany. damage costs are likely to rise because many people lack insurance. >>> blinding snow in

five dogs have been stolen in west caln township.ise king says her dogs were roaming their property early this month when they ran up the road. a neighbor told king man in a green van pulled over and grabbed the dogs. he claimed to be a dog trainer and had crates in the back of his van. king's daughter says the same mang pulled into the drive way and violently knocked on the door. >> if he would have gently knocked or rang the doorbell she would have possibly answers it but he banged on the door like he was angry. >> king says it appears the man drove away with her family's dogs. she says her neighbor's three dogs disappeared a few days earlier. the police chief believe those pets are no longer in the area. >> the world's largest retailer is adding even more people to its enormous work forms erin said in for maribel aber and joins us live from times square. >> reporter: wal-mart will add about 10,000 jobs in the u.s. this year. the new positions will come as the retailer opens new stores and expand some existing locations. wal-mart s

township and as you mentioned it is what he is lack nothing clothing that has everyone concerned. two towns, three locations, and one suspicious guy. >> one of the incidents subject drove past the person, came back again, and then proceeded to get out of the vehicle. >> reporter: medford township police are looking for a man they say drives around a late model black jeep patriot. >> has a white sticker in the rear. >> more memorable this guy. >> white male, he is heavy set and excessive body hair. >> reporter: is completely name. >> at this point we have had no report of him being aggressive toward anyone or making contact with anyone at this point but i don't know, anything is possibly suppose. >> reporter: medford police say he was spotted once in late november on high bridge boulevard in somerton square and here in december 20th on huntington circle. both of those sightings were reported to police in the past few days. evesham township a similar situation happened on december d guy ran towards two teenage girls. >> sick. that is what i think about it. >> reporter: neighbors are

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in burlington township right now with clues that could lead to an arrest in the case, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, for weeks burlington township police department has been trying to locate this man, that they say he attack a local high school student over a simple traffic incident, and they want to hold him accountable. it started with a simple lane change, burlington township police say late december 14th a teen was attack by this man after accidentally cutting in front of him. >> victim explained to us that he was driving home there work , that he at some point as he was driving along the boulevard in our town he inadvertently cut off another vehicle. >> reporter: man started tailgating the 18 year-old for a quarter hyle. when teen got out of his vehicle the suspect pulled over and came at him. >> they had an exchange of word and from what we understand one punch that struck the victim in the face and caused some significant fracturing in his face. >> reporter: teen was treated and released from the hospital and has since continued to get to hi

spangler was a commissioner here for 78 years in radnor township and left public life in 2015. but tonight officials here at rod nor township felt that it was perfect to come forward on camera to address allegation that is happened, not once, but three times, to a centenarian. >> it is a terrible thing, it is just horrible. when you have an incident like this to occur to someone hoist 103 years old. >> reporter: robert says he is troubled by allegations his former collogue william spangler, indecently assaulted a 100 and three-year old woman at a nursing home. >> we're quite confident that based on probable cause, established in the warrant that we acted accordingly and that the charges are justified and in that warrant. >> reporter: according to authorities spangler, a radnor township official fos more than three decade, put his hand on the breast of a 100 and three-year old woman with mental illness. authorities say he did it under a blanket. he says that it happened at wayne nursing home, on december 15th. authorities say that spangler came back two more times, and did the s

they have to fix a downed pole in lower pottsgrove township. in new jersey, turnersville, deptford, a an easy ride on 42 knob. we have downed wires blocking route 9 stick to shore road or the parkway instead of route 9. >>> a shooting on the streets of chester, delaware county sent bullets slicing through a home on east 23rd street at 1:00 a.m. you can see a bullet hole through the front window of this house and shell casings on the street. a woman approached "action news" and said her her house was shot of times. she is still talking to police. >>> 6:02. allentown police are trying to sort out a deadly stabbing that happened on the 400 block of east hamilton street at 6:30. police say the man's family was driven to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. police say the incident is not a random attack. the suspect is not in custody. >>> president trump told gop lawmakers said this will be the busiest congress in decades, maybe ever. this was the scene as he stepped off air force one yesterday. he addressed the republican party retreat that w

three officers responded to the township home of scott macint h macintosh. his sister alerted him after she refused text messages from her brother by suicide by police. >> new videos making off with a sack cred and valuable scroll from a jewish school. they stol a handwritten copy of the torra worth $27,000. call lakewood police if you know anything about this crime. >> a delaware county school will be closed until at least friday after a boiler exploded this morning. skyforce10 over the saints catholic school. the boiler explosion led to the gas leak and the building lost heat. there was no students inside and no one was hurt. >> new dui legislation could be coming to new jersey. they're scheduled to vote on a new bill. it would make new jersey the 29th state to enforce an all offender ignition interlock law. that would require people with duis to breathe into a breathalyzer before they start their car. >> portion of a delaware county road is now renamed in honor of a fallen upper darby police officer. lansdowne avenue from school lane is now officer denis

reporting live in west goshen township. deanna durante nbc 10 news. >>> now to your first alert weather. here's our live camera overlooking broad street and a cool windy night for anybody out there in center city. >> those mild temperatures we enjoyed earlier this week, they are gone. let's get a look at your weekend forecast. here's meteorologist erika martin. >> we barely made it above average for today. the high was 44. but the big story for today has been the wind and those wind gusts. current wind right now westerlies ranging between 14 miles per hour for wilmington, 18 for philadelphia. 17 for millville and allentown. currently 16 mile per hour wind speeds. still pretty strong winds. current temperatures right now ranging between the mid30s for coatesville to low 40s for philadelphia. of course, we have to compare when it comes to that wind. what does it actually feel like right now? it feels like it's 25 degrees in coatesville. 32 in philadelphia. mount holly 33. a chilly 19 degrees in mount pocono. let's time out th

this accident that i told you about in tinicum township has just cleared.gton avenue now moving just fine with no restrictions. some good news there. on the turnpike the construction blocking the right lane here has cleared. but we could have some roving crews in the area here on the turnpike eastbound between street road and the connector bridge. and in cherry hill camden county we've got some construction going on here as well from 9:00 until 2:30 you'll see the crews outer today and tomorrow on cropwell road northbound they're going shut it down. you're going have to stick to kresson road as your alternate there in cherry hill camden county. on the waze app with our commuter report we found rc sunny talking about an accident on 495 northbound near claymont delaware. how about the temperatures right now? it is cold. 8 degrees in martins creek, nine pottstown, 15 in kennett square and 15 in center city. suburbs in new jersey it's now six in glassboro, that's an improvement, 2 degrees in vineland, believe it or not that's an improvement and 11 degrees in do

there's an accident over in deptford township. we'll cover that in a minute. looking at admiral wilson boulevard approaching the ben franklin bridge toll plaza. no major problems or delays. and that can change, we'll update you when i come back at 6:30. for now, bill henley will give you the weather. >> it's a windy one. that's a good thing because it's blowing warm air into the area. 54 degrees in philadelphia. we're heading to the 60s today. there are big changes ahead, especially for the weekend. your neighborhood forecast, just ahead. >>> plus, michelle obama's last late night as first lady. >> thank you, barack -- >> her thank you note to her husband, coming up next on "nbc 10 news today." >> thank you, barack -- we just moved into this house and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. bassett had everything that we needed. fabric combinations marry the rooms together. having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this r

meanwhile two other very similar cases have been reported in nearby medford township.ost recent taking place about two weeks ago on december 20's first. >> the subject drove past the person, came back again and then proceeded to get out of the vehicle completely naked and actually looking through a trash can at one of the resident's house. >> reporter: authorities say the third encounter took place on november 30th. in each of the cases the naked man is described as a heavyset white man with brown hair and an excessive amount of body hair. his vehicle is described as an older model jeep with a white decal on the right side of the rear window. we spoke with people from both communities who say they want to make sure their neighbors know what's going on. >> keeping an eye out, talking to neighbors, making sure my neighbors are aware. >> reporter: now the man involved has not injured anyone during these cases but authorities and neighbors as you would imagine want this person off the streets. anyone with any information is asked to call police. reporting from evesham town

we use the detour to get from bristol township to thei iejers side. 10 to 15 minutes without traffic.you see the workers right under the delaware turnpike bridge. 42,000 use this bridge every day. it will remain closed tomorrow and we want to bring you on the ground level where you can see palmer avenue where it's closed unless for homeowner traffic. now, we will continue to update you on the story and you can see those detours on our nbc10 app. reporting live in bristol township, i'm brandon hudson, nbc10 news. >>> well, rain, gusty winds and coastal flooding. they're all in the forecast starting this weekend. i'm tracking a nor'easter and i'll tell you what to expect where you live. >>> also ahead, new video of the men accused of tying up people inside a local consignment shop and getting away with thousands of dollars in merchandise. the key clues police want you to see. >>> vice president biden's final train ride from dc to delaware, his emotional homecoming. coming up. >>> the long day in washington started this morning with a changing of the guard at the white house. president o

. >> reporter: in evesham township the 50 yards of thin blue line may get more foot traffic than cars. >> we love you for what you do and you're an integral will part of our community. >> brown said he would lay down on the road to protect it from vanishing. >> to me this is the height of ridiculousness. we aren't removing it. it's on a local road. >> reporter: today the federal highway administration understand community support for law enforcement officers but yellow lines, quote down the center of a road are meant to control traffic and modifying it could cause confusion, accidents and fatalities. >> other people and other causes can put up ribbons, why can't people paint blue line. >> i think it might be biker lane or something of that nature, i'm wondering what this extra line is doing here. >> a north jersey to push for a bill that would protect honoring police officers this way. especially close to a township building or police head quarters like here in evesham. >> we can set our own speed limits and put signage, we can do anything we want on our local roads. >> reporter: it's

up and ready to go out of new jersey, department of transportation lot atlantic county galloway townshipe 30. they are getting prepared, as well. south jersey getting ready to see some of the snow if it comes down. back out here live, i i can show you in blackwood, all the roads have been pretreated. in parking lots, we've seen salt put out. people are ready, if it comes down, they will have the salt on the roads to give that crunch and traction as you head out. reporting live in blackwood, new jersey, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> let's go a little bit further southeast from where you are, we're live in atlantic city, new jersey. that's mobile 6 waiting for the light to turn green. might be seeing precipitation in the resort city if you're not seeing it already. we want to alert you there are a number of schools on delay at 6abc.com, they are located in new jersey and a couple of in delaware. >> and breaking right now on the roads, a driver of a dark suv is wanted for hitting a young woman in south philadelphia and driving away. the hit-and-run happened at sec

the crimes reported across evesham township police are hoping this new sketch will help them lead to a suspect. fox 29's dave kinchen is live in evesham with more on this one. dave? >> reporter: chris, police very busy working on both of these cases and they are asking people to be extra vigilant. boost in police presence in an it i wasn't royce evesham township neighborhood along wood lake drive one day after cops say a man exposed himself to a woman while looking into a house that backed up to the lake. >> this is really quiet neighborhood and everyone is really nice and there's always kids around. kind of disturbing. >> reporter: it was just before 6:00 last night the man stood on woman's patio while exposing his genitals. >> there's trails all throughout this neighborhood. you can really come from any direction. now closed all my blinds and all my screen doors. i have the curtains closed and my dog he's very alert when anyone is outside. so i feel safer with him at home. >> reporter: he's described as tall, slender and pale. a key feature. >> that is very detailed description whe

so, bridge connects pennsylvania's bristol township with new jersey's burlington township, the connector will be shutdown indefinately, until a plan is put in place. to fix this issue. bridge carries like i said around 42,000 vehicles a day. that's going to affect a lot of us. what's our alternate? we have four options for in you terms of the bridge. bullying toll bristol bridge, scud err falls, talcony palmyra, with that many people being affected things will get quite busy. bullet point. new jersey turnpike, detoured 195, route 130 ramp turnpike connector they're closed. the local roads, under the bridge, they're also closed. this is going to affect some many of us, heads up. plus another accident, chester road near west chester pike a lot more it talk about coming up the next 15 minute or so. >> police are looking for gunman after a shooting victim is found dead in south philadelphia. >> philadelphia police say they discovered the victim 2600 block every emily street. but they think the actual shooting happened at 46th and walnut streets in west philadelphia. anyone with information i

in galloway township, atlantic county they are waiting. last night they were getting their trucks prepared to get the salt, if it hits the ground, you will get traction there for the morning compliewt. commute. >>> we don't have any flurries here yet, but it's colder, so any precipitation that might come through, you will definitely see it start to freeze. annie mccormick blackwood, new jersey, back to you. >> mobile 6 is moving through atlantic city new jersey, a little bit more traffic, lots of red lights, just a few schools posting delays because of the weather you would expect in new jersey or delaware. right now in ac, greenlight and a little bit of rainfall later. >> it's 6:05. the owner of a chinese takeout was not easy prey for two robbers in west philadelphia. two masked men walked into a restaurant and announced a robbery. the owners were inside at the time. one of the owners pulled out a gun and shot the suspect in the back. police believe the second suspect drove the accomplice to the hospital. both are in custody. investigator

reporting live from uwchlan township chester county, walter perez channel6 "action news." rick. >> walter, thank you. >>> the family of a woman killed by her husband is speaking out tonight just one day after his release from prison. rafael robb a former professor at the university of pennsylvania completed his 10 years sentence for voluntary manslaughter yesterday. he pled guilty to beating his wife ellen robb to death back in 2006. today ellen's family spoke out in support of other victims who may be trapped in a similar relationship. >> ellen was in many respects the face of domestic violence. she was a loving mother who -- who stayed in a relationship, an abusive relationship because she thought it was best for her daughter and the face of domestic violence is like that everywhere. >> ellen robb's family has also launched a foundation in her honor to help raise awareness for and fight against domestic violence. >> a college student accused of drunk driving and hitting a philadelphia police sergeant with his car is leded to trial. 21-year-old colin murphy is accused of

malfunctioning traffic lights on blast in cherry hill township. still open. all lanes just around pen avenue. new crash,n avenue\. new crash, no major problems in either directions. roads look dryer in this area as well. traffic moving along nicely. keep you updated the rest of the morning. starts to get jurnd way. >>> switching their focus. we'll tell you what local malls are doing now that a big department store chain is closing locations in our area. >>> what they are doing in place of the shops coming up in creative ways to drum out business. plus, remembering a legend. how the late boxer joe frazier will be honored in philadelphia next. oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. >>> malls are diversifying to draw in more customers. instead of department stores focusing on restaurants, entertainment and beyond. >> seeing an explosion of medical tenants particularly in suburban shopping centers and malls where traditionally you never would see that. >> the plymouth meeting mall now ha