this is video from a meeting middletown township last fall. just one of the many times residents have protested the project forsythe mental and safety concerns. >>> if you're in the criminal justice center in center city any time soon, you'll notice a new system for keeping your phone turned off. the center just partnered with a company called yonder it specializes in creating phone free spaces. if you bring your phone to court, you'll be given a lockable pouch to store your phone in. while it's turned off you can keep your pouch with you but it will be locked until you're allowed to use it again. >>> mexico spent a lot of time president trump's crosshairs during his first 100 days in office. today the commander in chief sent two of his top advisers across the southern border to try to smooth out relations. the trump administration calls the visit bisect of state rex tillerson and homeland security secretary john kelly a step toward mutual understanding. but disagreements over immigration issues and talks of cutting off in order to pay for tha

it's causing a little bit of a problem so township line is alternate. big picture, no other big issues. let's go live outside and switch the camera scene. things are looking okay there. at main and north 3rd street we had an accident that cleared, so traffic is moving better. the big problem we're talking about here is vineland cumberland county a fire west landis road shut down between orchard and route 55. stick to sherman avenue. >>> crews race to rescue hotel guests from that place in south jersey, an officer and guest were injured while others were hanging on it windows waiting for help. annie mccormick is live at the ramada inn in vineland with the dramatic story. annie. >> reporter: matt be i'm speaking to a guest who was able to evacuate telling me he woke up to police banging on his door and the phone in his room ringing, the front desk calling and telling him to get out. he and his 66-year-old mother grabbed their stuff and got of the hotel safely. a police officer suffered smoke inhalation is expected to be okay. the guest in the room where t

-- >> by the board of commissioners of abington township -- >> abington township has a new top cop. he's been with the department for 44 years. he replaces chief william kelly who retired after heading abington's police force for more than three decades. >>> officials in bucks county are making it easier for parents to get information about pre-k programs. en an interactive map that goes district by district that allows parents to see what programs are available. >>> hundreds of philadelphia students are taking on some of the world's most pressing issues. nbc10 de ball game for the aspen challenge. 200 students spent the entire day with educators, religious leaders and health professionals to talk about pioneering change but it was a surprise guest that really got students fired up. >> i'm a product of the philadelphia high school curriculum. i had a dream i pursued it. i was relentless in my pursuit of that dream and discipline. that's what i want to convey to them. >> that's philadelphia's own questlove, students will break into teams and present their solutions to a panel of judg

and galloway township they're dealing with a downed pole.got electrical crews trying to work on it. they're blocking the right lane of the white horse pike that's eastbound at pomona road. storm tracker6 live double scan shows while most of the area is dry if you look to the south you can see that rain. it has been slowly pressing a little northward so now wet in atlantic city and sea isle city and cape may in dover delaware almost in smyrna right now so some rain well south of the city but you're dealing with it in southern new jersey and cape may. it's cold in the northwest. 25 in quakertown and pottstown but you're dry there. it's 33 in center city, dry along the i-95 corridor. it's wet towards the southern areas like cape may where it's 43 degrees and dover, delaware, 39. so, well above freezing there, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> a pregnant teenager from new york city says police used a taser on her and now she is considering suing the nypd. 17-year-old rosario says she was inside her home on friday night when officers showed up. they we

watch middle township. downed poll investigation from an earlier accident scene on route 47 just around shun pike road. had the intersection closed to traffic now. galloway township downed poll on route 30. white horse pike around pomona road. traffic still getting by there. more updates and i'll check in with schuylkill when i come back. >>> breaking overnight. concern growing over the trump administration ties with russia. reports of evidence of repeated contact with russian officials and president trump's campaign. "new york times" broke the story last night citing four current and former u.s. officials all of who say the trump campaign had repeated contact with russian intelligence. this was around the time the u.s. authorities were investigating whether russia was responsible for hacking the democratic national carlos estevez -- committee. one of the people mentioned paul manafort. all comes after national security adviser michael flynn resigned yesterday over phone calls with russian ambassador before

nbc 10 in lower province township tonight voted to close audubon elementary in eagleville. the district officials say it's due to declining and unbalanced enrollment throughout the district as well as budget issues. audubon elementary will officially close in july. >>> for the second time during his first 100 days in office president trump is getting set to introduce a new immigration order. this order is expected to target the same seven muslim nations as the original travel ban. the department of homeland security also started rolling out new plans for a crackdown on illegal immigrants. that plan includes hiring thousands of additional federal agents and speeding up deportation proceedings. >>> the president made those comments after wrapping up his first visit to the national museum of african-american history and culture in washington. the president also directly denounced anti-semitic threats as horrible and painful. this comes a day after bomb threats were phoned into at least ten jewish community centers across the country. >> very sad reminder of the work that still

good morning, everyone, jessica boyington checking on the road, we're watching out in bordentown township. an overturned tractor trailer. it is on the northbound side, all lanes open. that ramp is blocked near 206. police will clean up the tractor trailer situation as well. and vine street expressway still closed in both directions. and the camera right around broad street having all vehicles exit off the ramp. right now, westbound and eastbound, in between the schuylkill and broad are closed there. here's 95, moving through delaware. north and south look okay. drive times 11 minutes from 295 to 95, and speeds in the 60s. i'll check with the new jersey roads when i come back in about ten. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >>> 4:37 and dry this morning. and getting a little chillier by the minute. but it's not going to be a big cooldown. we're in the 30s but above freezing. that's a live view from center city. the wind barely moving, trenton just a 3-mile-per-hour wind. and the winds will pick up out of the northwest and that's going to keep things chillier. to start with

both attacks happened at the pennsylvania lindsey park this solebury township. both victims are just 13. paul barsonnies charged with sexually assaulting a boy this month. fisher is charged with sexual ly a salting a boy in january. police do not see a link but both men did use apps to lure children and they believe there are moore victims. >> these children can access any application on their cell phones through their tablets, lap tops and gaming consoles where predators or offenders can reach out to them. >> but solebury township police say parents should know their children's pass word and restrict use of phones and computers, they also recommend screen shot anything suspicious and pass that information to police. >>> a teacher is awaiting extradition to atlantic county on charges of having a sexual relationship with the female student. u.s. marshals arrested william jacobs in florida, jacobs of folsom is a teacher at buena regional high school. investigators say he had sex with a 17 year-old female student. >>> authorities in montgomery county are investigat

near freezing at west bradford township.he board from exton to westchester up to 38. milford township at 31 degrees. so it's not the warmest of days. this is actually more average day for this time of year. for valentine's day in the afternoon, we should make it to low 40s, but we'll see these clouds through the next several hours. starting to thin out in berks county. this is starting to drop off to the southeast. we're looking at later in the afternoon with a little more sunshine breaking through. as a result of that temperatures able to boost up a bit in the afternoon. 46 that's the temperature we're looking at in center city this afternoon. 45 for somerton. mid to low 40s for the suburbs. the lehigh valley areas in the lower 40s. new jersey, trenton, 44 for the forecast high today. ocean city up to 44 degrees. same for cape may. a little warmer in southern delawa delaware. already making it to the 40s there. rehoboth beach starting to pick up. you're not going to notice those winds strengthening until you get into your w

north hampton township. investigators gave details about what led to the shooting. >> i don't believe it was from a road rage incident. i believe there was some contact between the suspect and the victim on the roadway prior to this occurring, but it is ply understanding that these individuals knew each other. >> we are waiting to learn the murder victim's and the suspect's identity. >> firefighters are in gloucester county are keeping an eye on hot spots after warehouse fire. chopper 6 hd was over the scene in logan township. heavy fire was pouring from the roof when they got there. there's no word on what sparked the flames. >>> happening today a debate has gone on whether or not a pipeline will run through south jersey. a proposal will build a new gas pipeline through the pinelands in 2014. it would stretch to the old b. l.england coal plant in upper township. more rallies are expected today. >> crazy day in february. >> reporter: set records yesterday, probably set more today. storm tracker 6 live double

down in new jersey, watching galloway township. downed poll on route 30 right around pa mow that road. right shoulder closed there. traffic getting by. updates for you on these things. we'll check in with more when i come back. jts jtsds. >>> 19 minutes past 5:00 a.m. this wednesday. >> bill henley has your most accurate forecast. >>> pretty quiet this morning. camelback mountain taking a break from snow making. may be showers passing through this afternoon. by then temperatures will be warmer. 20s for lehigh valley. 20s in south jersey and delaware. philadelphia international is 34. there are neighborhoods below freezing. andorra right at freezing. 28 in somerton. parkwood and bustleton, all at freezing mark to start with. here are the clouds. they moved in overnight. coming off of some rain showers from the south. only rain here. too warm for anything else. delaware and the shore, few showers moving towards cape may. there is a chance we'll see some clouds blow in this afternoon and this snow is steady in new york and further to

in the north, in the 20s and just below freezing in hopewell township. so, a dry start. it's falling into dry air, so that is not reaching the ground. we will get to see sunshine today. didn't see much of it yesterday. the clouds will be thinning out for philadelphia, 36 degrees at 5:00. 40s later today and more and more sunshine. so for the suburbs, you see that nice warmup of 37 degrees. then in the 40s or close to it in the afternoon. in lehigh valley topping out in the 40s for the afternoon. sunshine in delaware, 40, 45 degrees into the 1:00 hour. and look at the temperatures in new jersey climbing into the 40s at the shore and inland as well. there's some colder weather ahead. we look at the weekend forecast coming up. >> thank you, bill. 4:07, typically, the issue right now is overnight construction. >> yes, when it's going to clear. jessica boyington has that. jess? >> right now, we're starting first on 78. lehigh valley, right around lehigh street. it's delayed with construction. the expressway closed in both directions, in between broad street and the schuylkill

this is bordentown township. there's an overturned tractor trailer off the ramp to the new jersey turnpike. headed northbound on the turnpike. the ramp around exit 7, route 206 has a disabled -- overturned tractor trailer blocking all lanes. all lanes of the turnpike are open there. also remember that bridge closure for structural repairs for the p.a. connector bridge is still closed for your morning commute. and also watching 202, we're still into the green. ten minutes both directions north and south. route 30 to the schuylkill also speeds into the 60s. more updates on that overturned tractor trailer when i come back. >> meteorologist bill henley has the most accurate forecast. >> this is a live view from center city. broad street, live, new from the kimmel center as temperatures fall. still mild for this time of year, 38 degrees. the normal low temperature is 26 degrees. delaware, 38. 35 in south jersey. some 20s in the lehigh valley. some colder neighborhoods in the suburbs. 35 degrees for west haver township

. -- rock hill township.cident brought down a pole, stick to benefiter -- benner school road. yesterday a record setting day, we're down to 47, we'll take it, it's still above average. sunshine and clouds, a nice president's day. >>> a popular indoor skating rink in delaware will be closed for part of the day, where several children became sick and had to be hospitalized. a mall functioning zanboni caused players to get sick with carbon monoxide. >>> a young girl arrived from the united kingdomo be welcomed by the city of brotherly love. meghan has severe scoliosis. members from the long road rotor club made the trip possible for meghan and her family. >> that's what we're here for, when there's a need, we try to fill it. our idea is to make our people's lives a little bit better when we can. >> meghan's mother said she is incredibly grateful for all the support. >> you can own part of atlantic city's history, president trump's name has been removed from the taj mahal hotel and that piece of the sign is up fo

he lived in this trailer here in falls township. they say it was common knowledge this was a nice guy but they also say it was common knowledge that no one was allowed to go inside there and that's because police say they found a treasure trove, a shrine to his alleged victims. these are pictures of william thomas through the years and his mug shot of what he looks like now. police want you to look at his picture and pay close attention if you or your children or kids you know ever lived in the bucks county neighborhoods where he has lived. >> this man in essence was found with over 1,000 pornographic child images. >> reporter: police say the pictures thomas took himself. the trove if i items could have come from victims and from the houses and trailers where he worked as a hand dipman. he used this business card and was alone with neighborhood children. some were assaulted over weeks, others longer. police say they've talked with some victims and will be talking with more. >> a lot of them are broken people, they've been through a

laurel township. on the top of the screen, around the graphic there, you can see a lot clustered around there. that's a crash on the southbound side again. watch for delays moving past there. i'll have details when i come back. right now, let's get a check of the forecast. >> an hour away from the big answer, will he see his shadow or cloudy? right now, in function taernpuny might get a little snow. some sunshine for a change. your neighborhood forecast, just ahead. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. he wouldn'help me.itting us. i'm scared. it hurts. he told me not to tell. make the call. make the call ...before it's too late. suspect it? report it. make the call. 1-800-932-0313 paid for with pennsylv

the bl england power plant in upper township. nbc10's andrea cline-thomas is joining us in cherry hill where the vote happened. this project has caused a lot of uproar. >> reporter: it's caused an uproar for years. it will not stop despite commissioners voting for the pipeline. repeatedly showing up in large numbers, chanting, even singing did not sway pinelands commissioners. >> do the right thing! >> reporter: commissioners approved the pipeline to run through the natural pipeline. in response -- >> see you in court! >> when democracy is made a mockery of, the option we have is to go to court. that's what we will do. >> reporter: the sierra club plans to sue. it says the pipeline will not serve a majority of the customers in the pinelands as required. they also say commissioners did not properly engage the public. today's vote was taken before public comment was heard. >> there was a previous public comment period that was over 6,000 comments that we received regarding this application. we digested those prior to the meeting to

spent hours combing through the wooded trail to say surrounding the kings grant section of evesham township. >> we know obviously he's getting some kind of gratification by exposing himself to women. we don't know where he'll take this. >> reporter: before 5:00 p.m., this man dressed in a dark hooded sweatshirt and jogging pants exposed himself to three women near wood lake drive and then began performing a lewd act on himself >> i don't know what's going on, but kind of obscene >> this marks seven confirmed incidents involving the same suspect description since july. >> everything pointed to the fact that this person is on foot and obviously very familiar with the trails behind each of the locations. >> reporter: police believe there's a chance this suspect lives in the immediate area. >> i take walks with the dogs. i'm alert. bring a flashlight. very nervous. especially for the younger kids that live in the neighborhood. >> reporter: following up on a sighting last month, we spoke with this 8-year-old with his mother explained he and friends were approached by the same suspects over the s

it happened in montgomery township. suspect entered the market via deduct work on the roof. once inside he took cash. similar incidents happened at three other businesses in recent week including cost could in king of prussia. evesham township police say a man hid inside a church guest room for hours before coming out to burglary lize the church. surveillance video shows the suspect entering the church around 6:15 and hiding in a guest room. he went through unlocked offices stealing cash and gifts card. >>> a south jersey teacher facing charges for allegedly having relationship with a female student. police say he had sex with a 17-year-old female student. us marshals arrested jacobs in florida this morning. he's waiting to be brought back to new jersey. >>> police in gloucester township are looking for a man tried to pull a woman into his car. on may apple road. when the woman screamed he let her go. police are looking for a newer model white suv with black trim with an indash navigation system. investigators do not think it's connected to the recent kidnappings in new cast

. >> reporter: the 22-mile mile will stretch from maurice river township to upper township.alf of the path will go through the pinelands national reserve. it's proposed to make it less likely for service interruptions for south jersey gas customers, n cape may and atlantic counties. >> i want to preserve clean drinking water for my children and grandchildren. ♪ >> reporter: opponents say the short-term benefits could come with long-term costs and irreversible damage to the environment. >> it's got pristine streams for kayak, canoeing, and fishing. it's got -- plant species and animal species found here and nowhere else in the world. >> reporter: the largest tract of untouched wetlands is worth continuing to fight for, many say. back live. the south jersey gas company says the pipeline is wanted to give energy to 140,000 customers in cape may and atlantic counties. they said the proposal is a balanced solution. meanwhile, environmentalist groups, the sierra club, the director tells me that they plan to file a lawsuit. reporting live in cherry hill, andrea cline-thomas, nbc10

and egg harbor township currently at 59. overnight lows, look at this, we're seeing mainly mid to upper 40s and allentown 42 degrees and coatesville 43. the normal high is 44. overnight lows above the normal highs for this time of the year. not bad at all. tomorrow's high temperatures, plenty of sunshine and mostly sunny skies and 631 the reinspected high in reading. easton, upper 50s. 62 for phoenixville, newtown 64. in just a bit we have more nbc 10 and i have your ten-day forecast. see you then. ♪ new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to start. my name is tammy plumlee, and i raise honest, simple turkey for shady brook farms. >>> take a look, hundreds of people are getting their groove on right now at penn state's annual dance marathon. this is a live look here inside the

spent hours combing through the wooded trail to say surrounding the kings grant section of evesham township. >> we know obviously he's getting some kind of gratification by exposing himself to women. we don't know where he'll take this. >> reporter: before 5:00 p.m., this man dressed in a dark hooded sweatshirt and jogging pants exposed himself to three women near wood lake drive and then began performing a lewd act on himself >> i don't know what's going on, but kind of obscene >> this marks seven confirmed incidents involving the same suspect description since july. >> everything pointed to the fact that this person is on foot and obviously very familiar with the trails behind each of the locations. >> reporter: police believe there's a chance this suspect lives in the immediate area. >> i take walks with the dogs. i'm alert. bring a flashlight. very nervous. especially for the younger kids that live in the neighborhood. >> reporter: following up on a sighting last month, we spoke with this 8-year-old with his mother explained he and friends were approached by the same suspects over the s

in lower providence township last night. school board voted to close audubon elementary in eagleville. due to declining and unbalanced enrollment throughout the district as well as budget issues. >> 5:49. feeling lucky? the jackpot for tonight's power ball is estimated $403 million. if you hit all the numbers and you elect to take ta cash option. that comes to $244 medicillion. not a bad take. two people in our area are holding million dollar winning tickets from saturday's drawing. winners have a year to claim million prize. >> if we had enough time, yi would can you what you would do. >> you couldn't buy better weather. >> leave it to bill the segue the weather. doing great. chilly yesterday and still looking at clouds this morning. hit the jackpot temperature wise later today. wayne pennsylvania. dry view. upper 30s and low 40s. 40 in mount laurel. to the north. princeton a little bit colder. it is this morning. 36 degrees. everyone above freezing. that's where we're starting. clouds across the area. only showers are movi

while hall township? >> looks like it.ny joyce. >> reporter: good morning, guys, pretty white, 3 inches deep so far here in whitehall township. traffic picking up a little bit. now that it is 6:30, people on their way to work, i guess make that decision, whether or not they even want to go in today. but we are still seeing the snow covered roads out here, i heard keeley talking about ice, not noticing much in the way of ice just yet. i'll try and grab somebody. high there, i'm curious what the driving conditions have been like? it is slippery? >> yes, it is. they're starting to plow, but still slippery underneath. >> yes, so we've been seeing plow trucks go by constantly, but doesn't seem like it is really enough. i mean, the snow continuing to fall. >> yes. i don't know how long it will continue. so we just got to go from there. >> so where are you headed right snow. >> allentown. >> going to work? >> yes. >> oh, you had to go in today? >> i have to at least attempt to go in. >> attempt? well make that a careful attempt.

hopewell township at 37. pennsylvania suburbs a little colder. euclid township at 33 degrees. right near freezing. warrington at 35, bed minister at 34. the cold front that passed through brought in very cold air starting yesterday in the evening. now it's settling over us. today we will struggle to make it to average conditions which are right around the mid 40s. here are the forecast highs for today. chestnut hill at 44 degrees. lansdale at 44. lehigh valley low to mid 40 es. that's all we get today. i know that's hard to read when we've had 70s the last couple days. in new jersey, trenton at 45. along the jersey shore, 46 in atlantic city. wilmington up to 48. there's no nrms in the forecast today. that was the cold front that brought this. today a mix of clouds and sun. winds will be a factor. right around 10 to 15, 20-mile-per-hour wind speeds sustained. that's a constant wind you'll notice out of the northwest which helps filter in the colder air. we've got gusts, 25 to 35 miles per hour today which means our windchills or feels-like temperatures will only make it to th

it happened in montgomery township. suspect entered the market via deduct work on the roof.e inside he took cash. similar incidents happened at three other businesses in recent week including cost could in king of prussia. evesham township police say a man hid inside a church guest room for hours before coming out to burglary lize the church. surveillance video shows the suspect entering the church around 6:15 and hiding in a guest room. he went through unlocked offices stealing cash and gifts card. >>> a south jersey teacher facing charges for allegedly having relationship with a female student. police say he had sex with a 17-year-old female student. us marshals arrested jacobs in florida this morning. he's waiting to be brought back to new jersey. >>> police in gloucester township are looking for a man tried to pull a woman into his car. on may apple road. when the woman screamed he let her go. police are looking for a newer model white suv with black trim with an indash navigation system. investigators do not think it's connected to the recent kidnappings in new castle c

the same speck was wanted for a similar incident in south white hall township. police say the man was driving a white suv with a red and blue emergency light flashing on the dashboard. >>> new from trenton, watch where you walk. birds are making a mess of just about everything. take a look at this video just into nbc 10. the trenton mayor's office says the migrating birds are a constant issue, leaving the signs everywhere. the city has plans to use pyrotechnics to scare off the birds. no date has been set. trenton officials say they will be alerting neighbors before they do anything. they've already spoken with members of the epa and division of wildlife about their plans. we'll keep you posted. >>> nine minutes past 10:00 on this sunday. the search is on for a robbery suspect in philadelphia. still ahead, we'll tell you how he targeted a girl scout while she was selling those cookies. hello, peco. so i'm calling to see if you can help me save on my energy bill. we can do that. great. i live in a post-war, pre-war, mid-century home and the heating system is a tu

it all began in 2015 when officials from radnor township approached the university, asking them to build a pedestrian bridge. to give you an idea, starting at saint thomas church and end where i'm standing right here. it will get students across that busy street in a safe man or but some from this community are concerned over pedestrian bridge's design. >> it is on. >> reporter: each and every day hundreds if not thousands of villanova students cross lancaster avenue near saint thomas church on their radnor campus. >> it is a busy road. >> wait, wait. >> reporter: every day you can catch students crossing against the light, despite traffic, barely barreling towards them. >> kids are crossing over when they should not be and problems. >> reporter: as part of the 285 million-dollar expansion project, radnor township has approved this pedestrian walkway. >> the bridge was a waste to make sure students were safe and keep them off the road. >> reporter: but commissioner luke clark says it is what is perched atop the bridge that has some living in radnor concerned. >> controversy where cross i

, 51 in mullica township. with the wind blowing this way tomorrow, it will be coolest right at the beaches and warmest inland. now the temperatures are in some places 10 to 15 degrees colder than they were at this time yesterday, but it doesn't matter because it was so warm yesterday that we're still way above average. the average highs 45. it was 68 saturday, 70 for the record on sunday. 58 officially today and we're dropping a few degrees tomorrow. that's still again not very cold and we jump up another 10 on wednesday and jump up some more on thursday. lot of dry air all across the east coast even with these clouds in the ohio valley. it's still dry underneath them. that's the radar and satellite so you're not seeing any kind of rain anywhere nearby and so it is likely to be dry during the day tomorrow, fairmount, 53 after a low of 32. elwin 39 after a low of 30. reading 50 degrees, low of 30. so a lot of places are going to be in the 20s tomorrow morning. that will be chilly. it's nothing too extreme. that

we are at the wawa in concord township. the tables ta is for sure. but the difference is what is in that cooler. >> welcome to the only beer in wawa you can now pick up beer at this this concord store. >> our first store to have beer in the state of pennsylvania. [ applause ] >> the wawa sells beer in virginia and florida, the locally based company is just now ditching its toe in pennsylvania beer sales because of pennsylvania's evolveing and archaic licensing. the store is big enough to meet the law. >> we don't have stores as big as this. the restaurant license would be challenging to do in existing stores. they have no current plans for a second store but if this rollout is successful that could change as part of opening day craft brewers offered tastings and wawa offering brews from nearby zip codes. >> 2 sp is a lagger from where wawa is based. >> and i like it. i could get used to it. >> others not in the beer market like the idea of sitting don't. >> we comb here and usually take it back to the office or sit in the car but it's nice to sit and

in up are hanover township we have an accident in lawrence school road at cross keys road and not causing any significant delays so be ready to navigate around that. >> sorry about that we are having some technical difficulties with amanda there we will get back to her later this morning. >>> new this morning a man has been shot outside his home in philadelphia's belfield neighborhood. police say 40 year-old man was shot several times on north 19th street near chew avenue around 2:30 this morning and he is in critical condition, so far no suspects. >>> well, with the weather now getting warmer, following thursday's snowstorm, ice falling from a philadelphia sky scraper sent people running for cover. that is where we will fine "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan not the most exciting walk through center city yesterday, street is opened now to both traffic and pedestrian but that was not the case for several hours yesterday. you can see officials have put a sign warning pedestrians of the potential for falling ice and in the past 10 minutes we d

sweet water road near creek road in thorn bury township. on now we're talking about the whipping winds. they are causing problems out there, there could be power outages and property damage. katherine scott is live along the benjamin franklin parkway with the winds have picked up, we're seeing the signs and everything flapping behind you good morning katherine. >> reporter: good morning tam yes, it is very windy out here, even if you have not walked oute door yet you probably hear the wind howling outside your house. use caution as you head out the door. we're here along the benjamin franklin parkway, you can see and probably hear the flags flapping all up and down the parkway. the winds can be very powerful, l&i is urging property owners and construction sites to take measures to secure objects that could go flying. in cheltenham, the action cam is on the scene of a fallen tree blocking the road. that tree came down around 4:00 a.m. in the high winds at the intersection of ashbourne road in montgomery county. there are number of trees and

upper township. egg harbor township, you're at 46. and atlantic city now at 44 degrees.a little comparison. yesterday, jersey shore was fairly mild. we were very cold up into the lehigh valley, burkes county. not the case today. almost the exact same temperatures. blendon, 45. fleetwood, 44. and right in the mid 40s, as well, for reading. into the lehigh valley, same deal. 45 degrees for allentown. 42, nazareth at 43 degrees currently. so really nice temperatures for our midweek kicking off february very mild. but this does not last long. enjoy these values where you can. today, we'll even see 50s by this afternoon. 50 in center city. summerton through philadelphia, 49 degrees. 47 here, through the suburbs, mostly upper 40s. mid to upper 40s, as well, for the lehigh valley. areas like easton in the mid 40s and mostly cloudy through the rest of today. near the poconos, we may be able to see a little rain/snow mix passing by this afternoon. in trenton, 47 degrees. voorheis, up to 49. the same as hammonton. ocean city, 48. the upper 40s to around low 50s for delaware, as we

our dawn timmeney is live in folsom at the ridley township municipal building where leaders are going to take up the proposal tonight. dawn? >> reporter: they're going to introduce it to night, iain although they won't vote on it until next month. i spoke with the president of the commissioners and he says a smoking ban just makes sense in this day and age. >> want to hold my hand? ready, set, go. >> reporter: kim bennett is out enjoying a day at the ridley township municipal park with her two sons and nephews. it's all about fun and fresh air. that's why she's all for a proposed smoking ban at the pa park. >> i think it's a great idea. i think, um, you know, it should be smoke free for the kids. >> yeah i wouldn't want my children inhaling smoke so it is a concern. >> reporter: ridley township is considering banning smoking at all parks and recreational facilities. the commissioners are still working out the details of an ordinance but so far reaction is positive. >> i think it's needed if you're going to have kids here. um, cigarette butts little kids pick up everything, so i person

so again we're in delaware county, edgemont township on west chester pike.to you guys. >> thank you and thank you for an update on the schools. i did not know i got breaking news from jen you can get from the bottom of the screen and also fox 9.com. >> very busy morning for mo mommy, right. >> yeah because the kids are off means i don't get my nap. >> i think the wi next stores on around 9:00 you'll be just fine. >> winter blast, lot of areas seeing rain. but, slowly switching over as scott mentioned we'll update you on the forecast and winter blast it's on the way 5:23 good morning to you be safe we're blast it's on the way 5:23 good morning to you be safe we're coming up right back. choosing to eat better shouldn't mean choosing to spend more. dannon's whole milk yogurt is made with all natural, non-gmo ingredients with vitamin d. better food at a better cost. so we can all eat better. >> welcome back, time now 5:26, very good morning to wilmingto wilmington. yes, you're waking up to rain. you're not going to see a whole lot of snow. just a couple inches i

it all played out in upp eper gwynedd township. the story all new at 5:00. >> reporter: court records show this began with a pretty minor case of road rage. one driver honking the horn. the other one sticking their middle finger out the window. but it ended with three gunshots and a former police officer accused of pulling the trigger. the retired upper gwynedd officer is facing charges from his former department. accused of shooting at a bmw that followed his stepdaughter home. police say it started here along north wales road in montgomeriville. farmer's stepdaughter and the driver of that bmw got into a case of road rage. court records show the bmw then followed the girl home where her dad was ready with a handgun. according to police, farmer came out of the house armed with a glock pistol. police say he then confronted the family inside the suv, banging on the windows. they tried to drive away. police say the bmw ran over farmer's foot and that's when he fired three shots down the street. police say one of the bullets struck a

live from montgomery township, i'm vernon odom. "action news." >> thank you. >>> two thieves robbed two men within minutes of each other on valentine's day, and we have new video of those suspects, this is the second holdup at c and loudoun streets, two men are armed with guns chasing the victim into the alley and they took 135 dollars and hit him in the head with a gun and stole cash from another man blocks away. and if you recognize the gunmen please contact east detectives. >>> crews will be repairing the 300 block of the road between pine and spruce streets, it was head set to close an our ago and reopen at noon on friday. use 18th or 22nd streets. >>> time to get a look at the traffic story out there. matt pellman is back in the traffic center with an update on the situation tonight. >> does that mean we won't be able to bounce along 20th street? yes indeed. 20th street is shut down through friday afternoon. it's a northbound street. we lost our crash and vehicle fire along city avenue at lancaster avenue, that is good news bu

little wet here on the garden state parkway at the cape may toll plaza here so looking in upper townshipape may county, no big problems but a wet road as those showers are exiting the coastline now. the other big story is with the market frankford line. we continue to have not enough cars on the market frankford line so they do have the shuttle buses on standby through the morning commute. yesterday it wasn't a big problem because they had lighter volume but we have to see what happens with today so be careful. definitely give yourself some extra time and you might want to take the trolleys between west philadelphia and center city as they're not running at full capacity matt. >> let's continue with that karen. this is day two of a reduced fleet on septa's market frankford el and today as you heard karen allude to could be its first real test. the agency acknowledged there was lighter passenger volume on monday morning the day after the super bowl probably a connection. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at the frankford transportation center to continue our coverage. annie.

the fire gutted the three story building in north whitehall township last night.had been converted into a home. the fire on the 1800 block of rockdale road went to several alarms. no one was hurt. investigators are expected to be back at the scene today to go through what will be charred remains. >> dave murphy is preparing us for a mild day today and then some big changes the very next day. >> yeah, we have some mild changes coming up starting on saturday. today not bad. tomorrow pretty cold and windy. storm tracker6 live double scan right now shows us that we are looking at dry conditions across most of the region but down south there are a couple of showers popping through cape may county, milford, delaware and back toward queen anne and the eastern shore of maryland. all of this staying below dover in all likelihood and pushing offer the coast after about 9 o'clock or so much i know it looks like it's kind of coming to the north but it's not going to make much more of a run than you see right now. as we take a look outside we have cloudy skies across the regio

over here in east greenwich township we had an accident here but it is cleared so traffic moving betterthe turnpike. it's northbound past exit two. meanwhile and southbound we do have construction blocking the right lane between exits two and exit one and that's out there for a little while longer. let's look outside live on 42. no problems here. we are dry and clear on 42 and you're good to go. matt and tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> so, still lots of questions around that collision of two septa trains including what it could mean in terms of any delays for today's commute. federal investigators are still on the scene and so is "action news" reporter katherine scott at the 69th street transportation center in upper darby. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and i spoke to a septa spokesperson this morning and they said that the service this morning should look pretty close to normal here though at this point this route is still out of commission. as you can see crews are still working here. they're trying to remove some of these cars from this track. so, inste

>> commissioners in ridley township considering an ordinance that would ban smoking at parks and recreation facilities. all right dawn timmeney is live now in folsom at the ridley township municipal building dawn leaders will take this issue up later tonight. >> reporter: exactly. they plan on introducing it tonight although they won't 40 vote on it until next month. i spoke to the president of the commissioners. he just think as ban a smoking ban is the right thing to do, and most people agree. the signs at ridley township municipal park read, leash, curb and clean up after your dog, no litter, no dumping and no smoking could soon be added to the list. >> i think it's needed to you'll have kids here. cigarette butts little kids pick up everything, so i personally would go for it. >> reporter: sarah gladstone and her fiance' matthew mc william bring their pup to his park. both in favor of an ordinance the township is considering banning smoking at all parks and recreation facilities. mcwilliams is even a smoker. >> i believe you don't smoke around kids or animals or in public parks because

in concord township, chann "action news." >>> two new jersey police departments are joining forces to raise money, toms river tim hanson was driving on the garden state parkway and collided with a tractor trailer. and this saturday the toms river and camden county police departments will play a hockey game in toms river to raise money for the officer's medical expenses. ♪ new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to start. my name is tammy plumlee, and i raise honest, simple turkey for shady brook farms. >>> an important message by governor christie. despite what he said about the phillies today -- or last night, regardless we are excited about what is happening at spring training and so is the phillies. they are hoping to be around .500 and in the conversation for a wild card spot. the phillies have the winning percentage but at spring t

and lawrence township, more construction here on 95 northbound.hat ramp to route 1 southbound is closed also until march. i'll have updates for you when i come back in ten. >>> jessic car i've been observe advanc observeent. it's dark outside. >> what you can't see is the wind, you can hear it? >> oh, yeah. >> it's a windier night and a windier afternoon. here's the video. we'll fix the darkness problem. the wind will have to wait a couple days for it to die down. it's brought the cold back. 30 in lehigh valley, 31 degrees in delaware and just above freezing in delaware. pemberton 33 degrees. mullica hill, clayton is 33 degrees. to the north, 20s, princeton at 29 degrees right now. it's a cold and blustery morning. feels like the 20s for wilmington, philadelphia and trenton, teens in pottstown. and wildwood feels like they're in the middle 20s right now so you're going to have to bundle up this morning. you won't need to worry about snow. we saw the huge flurries overnight. those never got close to the ground. the air is just too dry. dry air alon

westalen township. you clinic township. exton, melbourne. new hope new town all in the upper 30s right now. still schooling down a little bit. with clouds overhead, the cool this temperatures right about now. won't come down much more. once we get sunshine. we'll see a nice warm up. 40s, 50s, into the 60s for philadelphia. sunshine breakthrough the clouds and suburbs too. cooler numbers disappear. still chill at 97:00 this morning. 43 degrees. 56 at 11:00. more clouds late in the afternoon, but i think it's going to be dry during the day. next chance of showers come this evening. look at temperatures for the suburbs. 64 degrees later today. and the lehigh valley we'll see the clouds thin out this morning. warming from 37 to 55 by 11:00. into the 60s this afternoon. the clouds building late in the afternoon. leaving that chance of showers this evening. delaware, 45 degrees at 7:00. near 60 degrees at 11:00. look at the sunshine heading into the noontime hour in delaware. new jersey few scattered clouds this morning. around in the late morning

two men were arrested for incidents in solsbury township. nicholas fisher is accused of assaulting a boy in a separate case. both suspects are in custody. >>> a massage parlor crackdown to tell you about in delaware. a bipartisan group of lawmakers is proposing a new law to stop sexual services at those parlors. the legislators say it's a form of human trafficking. the new legislation would call for random state inspections plus the arrests of owners of parlors that offer sexual services. >>> a state budget hearings starting today. governor tom wolf proposed a $32.3 billion plan. republicans have said it's modest in spending increases but they question the governor's proposal of raising the minimum wage to $12 an hour. >>> atlantic city is trying to ease its debt crisis by selling off city-owned boardwalk real estate. a philadelphia developer who bought the former showboat casino has purchased three more boardwalk properties. price tag about $6 million about the state of new jersey took over much of the city's government in november trying t

and egg harbor township, 36 in north cape may, 37 in denis township, 36 in ventnor. and it all calms down the ocean. the winds blowing the other way at the speed they were blowing today you'd be getting some flooding. the gusts have died down over the last couple of hours if you're watching us at 4:00, gusts over 40 and very, very quickly we're seeing that go down. the big storm is a blizzard really. off the east coast, still hitting maine and cape cod pretty hard with the snow. some places have gotten up to 30 inches of snow, all we get out of that is some gusty winds and as that storm moves out those winds will be diminishing. in oklahoma and texas and it's forming into a storm and in a typical winter it would come up in our direction and depending on the temperature will be rain or snow and you can see the moisture building up, by wednesday morning, but it still looks like the track is going to be too far south to bring any precipitation into the area and that's why we have a dry forecast for this week. valentine's day included, dry weather and less wind so it won

mount laurel township in new jersey.ad the problem on new jersey turnpike headed southbound all morning. closed for a good portion of the morning. tractor trailer actually had hit an overpass. creating a lot of debris in the middle of the road. injuries on the scene as well. we have one lane getting by this accident scene for now. of course a little bit better than having all loans closed like equity saw for most of the morning. in between exit 4 and route 73 and exit five. burlington mount holly road. that traffic you see getting through is the traffic stuck in the middle of two closure points. for now traffic getting off. get on 295. alternate for the entire thing will get you mast the thing. 95 around girard avenue. northbound side have an accident here just a couple of minutes ago was blocking all lanes on the northbound side. that's the traffic moving towards northeast philadelphia. right now we have the right-hand lane and right hand shoulder back open. we are seeing some delays. pretty big delays by the scene. sou

nina scott was a teacher in radnor township.ice say she carried out a relationship with a girl for nearly six months. >>> and new protection to make sure opiates are provided safely under expanded prescriptions. the new rules take in effect april 1st. >>> in camden county, families are thinking about next school year. today enrollment opens for 38 public schools across the city. the camden school system is designed to streamline the process. >>> and in atlantic county, miss america will return september 10th. officials made that announcement today. this will be the 97th year of the miss america pageant. >>> passion is the focus of a new installization at the rodan museum in center city. embracing couple it's and other figures highlight the new display of marble, bronze and plaster statues. it's centered on philadelphia's copy of "the kiss." the installation marks a century since the death of the influential sculpture rodan. >>> no more clydesdales, but puppies. >> we'll explain how the ad is striking a chord on social media, les

west bradford township, still at 60. st.avid's, north wales, bed minister, 62 degrees at 11:00 at night in february. just imagine how warm it's going to be getting during the day tomorrow. we tied a record in philadelphia at 74. allentown and trenton broke records. redding tied a record. allentown's record was the warmest temperature ever recorded in february. and a couple dozen other cities in the eastern united states had the warmest ever for february. that's an impressive record. that's an impressive line of showers and thunderstorms coming through ohio now. it's going to redevelop during the day tomorrow. most of the day is dry. it's warm. watch what happens as this line of storms develops and coming through. could be some gusty winds with it. hitting redding by 3:00. hitting pocono, getting into allentown between 3:30 and 4:00. pottstown at 4:00. 4:30 doylestown. 5:00, right into philadelphia. 5:30 just starting to get out and into trenton. by 6:00 it's already down to the shore and we're clearing out in philadelphia. t

in salisbury township, brian hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> it is a sign of spring. the philly's equipment truck arrived in warm, sunny, clearwater, florida yesterday. they unloaded everything, even the all important hot dog launcher. they show up on monday, followed by infield on tuesday and outfield on wednesday. the nationals first pitch that day is 3:05. nbc 10 will get you warmed up with our annual pre-game show "welcome home phillies." >>> let's talk about those temperatures this morning. we are cold again, but we're not as cold as we were yesterday morning at this time. take a look. we're 28 degrees right now in chestnut hill. that's the same officially at the airport but a little warmer at 33 degrees for areas like center city. right at 30 for bustleton. cold start out there. some of us sitting just barely above the freezing line. but as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will actually be fairly mild and warmer than average. the average for this time of year is 43 degrees. we're looking at the burks county, lehigh valley area, just a little bit of a chil