cape may reporting a peak wind gust 63 miles per hour, tuckerton 60, for the cues 58, downingtown 53, philadelphia

>> reporter: that search centered here on tuckerton bay. you can see a coast guard helicopter there off in the distance. the search has been going on for eight hours. friends tell me the missing man has been boating his entire life. from the air and on the water, a massive search for a man glenn miller has known for years. >> we've all been friends. >> reporter: miller says he was with his longtime friend, identified by relatives as chris hugg before he took his boat out yesterday to go clam. >> helped him load it up, got his gear together. watched him cruise out to tuckerton creek. >> reporter: hug gg called a family member to say his boat ran aground. this morning the bout was found drifting near an island in the bay with no sign of hugg, state police the coast guard and local authorities, all trying to find him. >> they're still looking this long, i'm pretty nervous. >> reporter: other clamors fear the missing man got into trouble while trying to get his boat back in the chilly water. >> it gets hairy because it goes from being ankle dee

near an island in tuckerton bay. but the fisherman remains missing this afternoon. coming up at 5:30, hear from the last person to go him before he disappeared. ted greenberg will have that coming up. >>> crews are working to clear a crash that's backed up traffic on the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike. we're over the scene between the quakertown and landsdale exits. about an hour ago a van rear ended a tractor trailer in the southbound lanes and it was bumper to bumper for miles. crews took one person involved in that crash to the hospital. not clear how seriously that person was hurt. >>> an unusual homework assignment has led to concerns and also complaints at a bucks county school. >> the math work sheet included questions about sexual assault and prostitution. new at 5:00, nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal joins us. what did you hear from parents and students? >> reporter: most people got wind of this when photos of those test questions were posted online. as you mentioned some of them about sexual abuse. we should provide some context. they were based

his boat ran aground on hither island in tuckerton bay some 2 miles out from tuckerton beach and that'ss" reporter vernon odom is live tonight. vernon, what is the latest on the search mission? >> reporter: jim, the search mission is on hold at this hour because of darkness. it is set to resume at 7:00 in the morning. after a day long search across the tuckerton and little harbor bay area, the coast guard state police and the local fire department have called off the search for the night. since 8:00 this morning they've been looking for this clam fisherman christopher hug age 45 who lives about 2 miles down the road. his family tells me he's been fish argue rounds here all of his life. he went out clam fishing yesterday. his family has not heard from him since last night. >> at 8:00 p.m. last night a man who was out fishing in his boat contacted a relative saying that his boat ran aground and was not required assistance and then at 8:00 a.m. this morning we were notified that the man is missing. >> reporter: hug's small boat was located on leather island in the channel but hug was nowhe

stick to tuckerton as the alternate with that one. 37 degrees in philadelphia. barely above freezing in the lehigh valley. certainly above freezing in millville, and cape may. in between some of the report are sites we are hovering closer to the freezing mark. be careful with the rain coming down it will make it slick. >>> the search for a small plane in lake erie near cleveland shore continues today. a beveragage distribution company executive was piloting the plane when it vanished, the wife and two teenage sons and two neighborhoods were a board. >>> four people were killed on new year's eve when their single engine plane crashed in a wooded area 130 miles east of st. louis i say. it is unclear what caused the crash. ntsb is investigating. >>> nittany penn state lions will play in the rose bowl today. they have been averaging more than 40 points per game. they face the trojan on the sister station espn at 5:00 p.m. >>> . flyers are trying to get back in the winning column. earlier in the second period they tied up against anaheim. it stayed that what i until

new jersey state police say and the tuckerton fire department are helping as well. officials say the boater called family members about 8 o'clock last night to say his boat ran aground but that he didn't need any help. no one has heard from him since and his boat was found on hither island earlier today. "action news" will have a live report on the search efforts coming up at 4:30. >> a four hour manhunt for a handcuffed suspect finally came to an end this morning. police say a man broke free during an investigation in the somerdale section of the city. "action news" reporter bob brooks explains what led to the suspect's arrest in the first place. >> reporter: after a morning spent on the run from the philadelphia police, man who kicked his way out of a cop car was caught. chopper6 captured the moment officers took him into northeast detectives. the suspect caused quite the chaotic morning. he's accused of crashing three cars including his own on roosevelt boulevard. detectives say it all started when a call came in for an erratic driver. before officers were able t

after a day long search across the tuckerton and little harbor bay area, the coast guard state police and the local fire department have called off the search for the night. since 8:00 this morning they've been looking for this clam fisherman christopher hug age 45 who lives about 2 miles down the road. his family tells me he's been fish argue rounds here all of his life. he went out clam fishing yesterday. his family has not heard from him since last night. >> at 8:00 p.m. last night a man who was out fishing in his boat contacted a relative saying that his boat ran aground and was not required assistance and then at 8:00 a.m. this morning we were notified that the man is missing. >> reporter: hug's small boat was located on leather island in the channel but hug was nowhere to be found. >> the boat that was found with the fishing gear on board was found in little egg harbor at hithering island between the barrier islands and the mainland. this long time friend of chris hug is trying to get a boat ride to hither island tonight to search for him. >> if he's okay he could be hidden in a

stick to tuckerton road. >>> there's a nationwide manhunt for a man who carried out a massacre in an istanbul nightclub. 29 were killed and dozens more wounded. one man was from delaware. katherine scott has more. >> reporter: jake roth was visiting turkey with friends. he was shot in the leg, and his friend was injured. jake roth was inside a popular nightclub in istanbul when the gunman opened fire in the early hours of 2017. roth a small business owner from greeneville, delaware, originally from chadds ford was visiting turkey with friends. his brother likal -- michael tells a bullet hit his cell phone destroying it, it went from his hip to his knee and it likely saved his life preventing damage to a major artery. the nightclub was packed with 600 people celebrating the new year. at least 39 people have died. dozens more injured. many foreigners. the surveillance video shows bullets ricocheting in the street. people ducking for cover. the gunman shot a policeman and other man outside the nightclub before storming the front door before turning the automatic rifle on new year's reve

stick to tuckerton road. vine street expressway, nobody is slipping or sliding, but drive extra cautiously. >>> a nationwide manhunt is underway in turkey for the man who carried out a massacre. a delaware man is among the injured. katherine scott joins us live from the satellite center with more on him. >> reporter: that's right be the survivor from delaware is 35 years old. his brother said a bullet hit his brother's cell phone and destroyed the cell phone, but prevented the bullet from hitting a major artery and according to doctors that could have saved his life. 35-year-old jacob roth from delaware was inside the popular nightclub in istanbul when a gunman opened fire in the early hours of 2017. roth a small business owner originally from chadds ford was visiting turkey with his friend. the nightclub was packed with 600 people celebrating the new year. at least 39 people were killed, dozens more injured, many were foreigners. >> people were closing down it was a terrible thing. >> reporter: surveillance

tuckerton road is your best bet.f you are using mass transit today some adjustments, septa is operating on a sunday schedule for all of the regional rail lines, and the rest of the system, the buses, trains, trolleys, operating on a modified schedule, bottom line is make sure you know the schedule and be prepared, for less trains and buses then we normally would have on a monday morning. the schuylkill expressway, looking good, nifty 50 as we work our way into downtown and no delays at the moment at philly international, karen, back over to you. >>> developing stories right now police in connecticut are investigating a deadly shooting following a meek mill concert, the philadelphia rapper just ended his show friday when shots were fired killing two men outside oak dale theater in wallingford , connecticut. two other men were treated at the hospital for none in life threatening injuries. police say shooting does not appear to be trekly related to the rapper. no arrests have been made. >>> still ahead of questions in p

saw yesterday were in cape may and slaughter beach, delaware 63 miles an hour. 60 miles an hour in tuckerton new jersey, 59 miles an hour in ocean city. same foresee side heights. wind won't be as bad as yesterday but still breeze which a high of 42 and occasional rain but light rain and then sun does come out tomorrow, just like the song says 53 degrees, for wednesday and in the 50's on thursday, but then we will get a cold front that will take temperatures back down to seasonable through the weekend it looks like a dry weekend but remind us it is still wintertime. >> i will show you pictures for folks shoveling snow in our viewing area. 6:16 i-95 north bound accident at allegheny avenue. hold on to your coffee cup the wind still rocking some cameras, not as bad as yesterday but still in just as sue mentioned it is yucky, there is puddles like i-95 through construction zone, hello down the shore, cape may route 50 at tip of cape may again as we have been seeing from steve a whole slew of roadways closed up and down shore towns but heading north on the northeast extension you may need your s

as crews combed the waters of tuckerton bay. the missing man, identified by family members as chris hugg called a relative about 7:30 last night saying his boat ran aground and that he did not help. the boat was found this morning with no sign of hugg. >> i helped him load up and watched him cruise out of the creek. that's the last thing i heard. hard to believe. i hope they find him alive. >> friends tell us hugg went out on the bay to go clamming, taking advantage of yesterday's mild weather. >>> the highest ranking catholic church official convicted in the sexual abuse scandal returned to court today to get his charges thrown out. today lawyers for monsignor william lynn accused prosecutors of hiding information about the victim in the case. prosecutors say they turned over all documents. lynn was convicted of endangerment charges in 2012. the judge will make a decision in march whether to clear the charges or set a new trial. lynn already served 33 months in prison. >>> a data breach in delaware has jeopardized the personal

a jeep and suv collided last night along tuckerton road and robin hill drive. snow squall blew through the area and roads were wet at the time. >>> jersey shore looking for thieves who stole a sacred torah scroll. broke into the school early saturday morning. burglars stole the school's only torah, worth an estimated $70,000. >>> hold a hearing for glen straub. plans to reopen as the new ten casino next months. officials say he needs the necessary license to do that. straub says he doesn't since the casino is leased to a third party. >> delaware county, school in bryn mawr will be closed until friday after a boiler exploded yesterday. over saint coleman, saint john newman catholic school. boiler explosion led to gas leak. building lost heat. no students were at the school at the time and no one was hurt. >> in delaware, battle over required standardized test back in front of state's house education committee in march. former governor markell vetoed similar bill in 2015. if passes, bill could threaten millions of dollars in federal education funding. >> today ge

tuckerton 60 and atlantic city 54 miles per hour. philadelphia, last night, we had a wind gusts of 51 miles per hour and just another recap of amounts lakewood. with nor'easter. massive amounts of coastal flooding. the coastal flood threateneded. storm moving out now we're talking about a cool-down i'll have more with the seven-day. >>> a philadelphia sheriff lieutenant injured on the job is finally home from rehab. paul owens is in a wheelchair. he left magee rehab after a six month-month stay. he was hurt inside the criminal justice center. it shot upward and crashed through the shaft roof >> time to get back to your life. it's hard, but, you know, part of the process. got a long way to go but i got this far. just happying to going hope >> those elevators were not safe >> lawyers for lieutenant owens sued the firm that manages the criminal justice center to an elevator companies. the city says it's working on improvements to the elevates. >>> authorities say one person is in custody in connection with a violent home invasion in phi

tuckerton 60 and atlantic city 54 miles per hour. philadelphia, last night, we had a wind gusts of 51 miles per hour and just another recap of amounts lakewood. with nor'easter. massive amounts of coastal flooding. the coastal flood threateneded. storm moving out now we're talking about a cool-down i'll have more with the seven-day. >>> a philadelphia sheriff lieutenant injured on the job is finally home from rehab. paul owens is in a wheelchair. he left magee rehab after a six month-month stay. he was hurt inside the criminal justice center. it shot upward and crashed through the shaft roof >> time to get back to your life. it's hard, but, you know, part of the process. got a long way to go but i got this far. just happying to going hope >> those elevators were not safe >> lawyers for lieutenant owens sued the firm that manages the criminal justice center to an elevator companies. the city says it's working on improvements to the elevates. >>> authorities say one person is in custody in connection with a violent home invasion in phi

peak wind gusts, cape may recorded a gust of 63 miles an hour, tuckerton 60 miles an hour and wind gusts over 50 miles an hour this bensalem cochran villain atlantic city. storm lifts out tonight but still looking to be under influence tonight into tomorrow, i'll take you through hour by hour through the daze tomorrow and finally sun in the forecast. that is a little good news. we will have that as well, jessica. >>> philadelphia police say wind is responsible for death of the man in hunting park killed when a sign came down. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brownies live with that scene with more, natasha. >> reporter: we can tell you what police believe happened here behind me at this business, they believe that the sign somehow came off of that wall on the business likely bid wind they are telling us and pinned a man between vehicles. >> can't believe these guys got killed with that. i can't believe it. i didn't believe it. >> reporter: shock and sadness surrounding the death of the 60 year-old man who died at this car lot in the 4300 block of old york road, in hunting park. police

miles per hour in atlantic city and our peak wind gusts did top 60 miles per hour in cape may and tuckerton. so not out of the woods just yet. i'll have much more on the storm coming up. yukee back over to you. >> see you in a bit. thank you. strong winds aided in the falling of this tree right on a home in delaware county. as you can see it caused quite a bit of damage. our natasha brown is in south philly right now where one man's car was nearly crushed by a tree. natasha, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, yukee. take a look behind me. this is what happened. daylight is going to shed a little more light on that person's car but this tree came crashing down just about 7:00 tonight, toppled on to a couple of cars here along this block. more than a hundred customers last power at that point and that's one of the areas throughout this region that saw damage from this nasty nor'easter. >> it sounded like an explosion. >> reporter: kate has heard the sound before but the sight of a toppled tree in a neighborhood is always jarring. >> this is the fourth or fifth tree in about sech

tuckerton 60. 51 miles per hour gust here in philadelphia.it really was a very major system when it came to that part of it. manasquan 2-inches. lakewood in atlantic city 1.9 and the list goes on. it was certainly one of those forecasts that verified as expected and it continues to move away. the storm itself. so we're still left at this point with lingering showers here's especially across new jersey and what the storm itself still rotating away will have to worry i think about additional showers the rest of the afternoon. meanwhile let's take look at the winter weather advisory that is still posted for our area. it's specific to the poconos carbon and monroe county, near i80 a light wintry mix. i don't expect it to amount too much but it -- if it is wintry weather it could lead to some slick travel. so again up around that way is the best chance for to us still have lingering slick travel out there. and then we actually end up with another batch of cold air getting sent our way from the depths of the arctic. what will happen trough gets car

it happened along tuckerton road at robin hill drive last night.oads were slick there due to an evening snow squall. medics say the other people injured in the crash did not require an ambulance. ly. >> a grieving family is remember two sister who's were struck and killed as they crossed the roosevelt boulevard over the weekend. "action news" reporter christie ileto attended an emotional vigil last night. >> (crying). >> reporter: holding balloons of their favorite color, kimberly phillips and loraya braxton's grieving family stood at the intersection where they lost their lives. choking back tears their mother had some strong words for the man responsible. >> i i'm going let god handle him. the sisters 19 and 10 were crossing roosevelt boulevard in the crosswalk. he was trying to make a light that was turning yellow and was apparently under the influence. >> there are so many different options you can have. take an uber, take a taxi, private transportation. >> reporter: ruch fled the scene but was arrested around the corner from the crash. residen

yesterday, searchers, found the boat belong to go christopher hutt in tuckerton paid near little egg harbor but the 45 year-old was no where to be found. coastguard and new jersey state police, along with local authorities, are all part of the search efforts. >>> moving on to politics, with less than a week until the inauguration, president-elect donald trump is under fire once gannon social media, following his twit era tack against representative john lewis. meanwhile some local women spent the day getting ready for inauguration day protests. "action news" reporter jeanett e reyes is live in south philadelphia where inaugural gala is set in just about an hour, jeanette? >> reporter: well, yeah, that celebration is set to get underway in a little bit here at 7:00 o'clock. of course, trump supporters celebrating his stunning victory a few months ago as inauguration day approaches but these celebrations come amid a twitter fire storm all of it starting with a rebuck from an elected leader and tweet from donald trump. just days before the the inauguration, president-elect donald trump

if you use tuckerton road as an alternate. >> family escapes house fire in delaware count. >> i intense flames could be seen from down the block. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live on the scene in prospect park, good morning, trang, what can you tell us? >> well, good morning, rahel, jim. at one point there were firetrucks from across delaware county lining the spot here. this is 14th avenue at pennsylvania. now, crews took about two hours to put this fire out. the fire moved so quickly, that a second alarm had to be called, but miraculously, everyone i had side made it out inch harmedment take a look at the massive flames coming out the house on the 700 block of 14th avenue here in prospect park. the fire started just before 1:00 a.m. firefighter on scene tells me it started on the ground floor, and then quickly moved upward. now, we are told family of six with three young children and their dog made it out safely. they did lose several other pet in the fire. red cross is helping the family who are staying with relatives, fortunately, again, no one was hurt. coming back out he

told the roads will be closed until around 7:30, so you can use tuckerton road as alternate. >> two alarmire rips through delaware county home. >> thankfully the family made it out in time. trang do live at prospect park with the story. good morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahel. yes, happy to report that the fire is out. and the firetrucks are really out of the block. at one point just lined up here on voorhees avenue. very good news for people just waking up so it won't affect them if they are getting up to go work. closer look at the damage to the house here, the fire moved so fast, so quickly through this home, that they had to call a second alarm, which brought in fire companies from across delaware county. but take a look at this great video here, intense flames coming from the home. which is on the 700 block of 14th avenue prospect park. fire started just before 1:00 a.m. firefighter on scene tells me it started on the ground floor, quickly moved upward. we're told family of six with three young children and their dog made it out safely. so they did lose several oth

it happened along tuckerton road at robin hill drive during an evening snow shower. you see snow on the roadway there. medics say the other people injured in the crash did not require an ambulance. >>> police in another part of burlington county have a suspicious death on their hands. the body of a 74-year-old man was found inside a home on the unit block of hancock lane in willingboro yesterday afternoon. authorities remain tight lipped only saying they are not ruling out the possibility that the death somehow stemmed from some type of domestic dispute. now "action news" has reached out to family members and they say police have not offered any more information. >>> family and friends came together last night to honor two sisters who were struck and killed in northeast philadelphia by a man who police say was driving drunk. police say 19-year-old kimberly phillips and 10-year-old loraya braxton were crossing the roosevelt boulevard in the designated crosswalk on saturday night when kenneth ruch hit them. ruch fled the scene but was arrested nearby. >> he hurt us. he

county rather specifically in cape may itself, the town, 63-mile per hour gusts cents reported in tuckertone per hour ac pick up 54-mile per hour gust and even here in philly, we ended 151-mile per hour gust as well. so no question why there were so many trees that came down, so many power lines that came down. future wind gusts looking markedly improved. we take you forward in time, granted still going to be breezy, because still peaking specially near the shore point, as high as 30 if not tonight 40 plus mile per hour gust. it will continue to gradually decrease. and into tomorrow, you know you don't even have the blue on the ledger here. light breeze all that's left tomorrow. that's a gem. my personal favorite of the next seven days, take a look, even despite the coastal storm, still going to spike to 55 with full sunshine, light wind tomorrow. like it never even happened. over the course of the next couple every days, another cold front crosses, doesn't bring much precipitation, meisha, but will knock our temperatures back although thankfully the weekends looks quiet right now. >> going

miles per hour in atlantic city and our peak wind gusts did top 60 miles per hour in cape may and tuckerton. so not out of the woods just yet. i'll have much more on the storm coming up. yukee back over to you. >> see you in a bit. thank you. strong winds aided in the falling of this tree right on a home in delaware county. as you can see it caused quite a bit of damage. our natasha brown is in south philly right now where one man's car was nearly crushed by a tree. natasha, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, yukee. take a look behind me. this is what happened. daylight is going to shed a little more light on that person's car but this tree came crashing down just about 7:00 tonight, toppled on to a couple of cars here along this block. more than a hundred customers last power at that point and that's one of the areas throughout this region that saw damage from this nasty nor'easter. >> it sounded like an explosion. >> reporter: kate has heard the sound before but the sight of a toppled tree in a neighborhood is always jarring. >> this is the fourth or fifth tree in about sech

nbc 10 was first on the scene this morning in tuckerton, as search crews looked for him from the air and on the water. crews found his boat, but no sign of him. >> we've been boating all our lives, you know. we're locals. it's just hard to believe. hard to believe. i just hope they find him alive. >> veteran boaters fear the missing man got into trouble trying to get his boat back into the chilly water. >>> the process of doing away with obamacare has begun. the house took a major step in that direction today. >> but with no plan to replace it, a lot of people who have coverage under the affordable care act are worried tonight. nbc 10's drew smith explores the potential impact in our area. >> this could be a lot of money. >> reporter: emily showed us the medication she uses to treat a chronic sleep disorder. she says without the affordable care act, she'd still be suffering. >> it's given me my life back, because i can get access to the medication i have now, it's given me, you know, a real second chance. >> reporter: she also works at a montgomery county home health agency, where sh

the boat was found in the tuckerton bay off the coast of little egg harbor.e 45-year-old man was nowhere to be found. >>> we're learning new information about a woman charged in bucks county with killing her adopted daughter. the victim was 14-year-old grace packer. sara packer and her ex-husband david took in 30 foster kids between 2000 and 2010. he served time in prison for molesting grace and a disabled teen. sara packer and her boyfriend jacob sullivan are a waiting a hearing on raping and murdering grace earlier this year. >>> a judge overturned the ruling that the president of cooper health system killed his death. the manner of death has been changed from suicide to undetermined. they were found back in 2014. investigators called it murder suicide. but the couple's four sons believe it was a double murder. the family wants the investigation to be reopened. >>> 9:36 we're following a remarkable story coming from south carolina. a baby allegedly snatched from a hospital 18 years ago has been found alive. the child is a teenager and the woman who raised h

friday search crews found the boat that belonged to christopher hugg in tuckerton bay in egg harbor. coast guard along with police are part of the search effort. >>> we continue to follow the transition to the white house five days before the inauguration, one day before martin luther king, president-elect is doubling down with his war of words with civil rights icon john lewis. >> others have called john lewis the conscience of the congress, he bears the scars from the brutal beating he received in the march on selma, 1965. blunldz sunday he has been -- blood sunday -- bloody sunday, he has been an icon of civil rights every since. he told an interviewing he is boycotting the inauguration for the first time in 3 decades. trump went ballistic lambasting lewis as all talk talk talk no results. democrats spoke up. >> john lewis is our hero and he symbolizes everything we stand for. >> reporter: corey booker praised lewis for facing down some of history's most hateful now and then. >> john lewis is a great, moral, civil and human rights leader. >> reporter: the vice president elect atte

tuckerton 60. ocean city gusting to 59 miles an hour with a lot of street flooding there. seaside heights gusting to 59 miles per hour. this is would be compared to the intensity of very strong tropical force wind. on shore flow with northeasterly winds associated with nor'easter gusting to 45 miles an hour in wrightstown. right now still in philadelphia gusting to 33 miles an hour. so those winds will keep up. this afternoon into this evening, that coastal flood warning continues. high tide still going on until 5:45 this evening. and we're talking about the brunt of the storm really hitting the shore. street flooding will continue. minor to moderate property damage down the shore as well. significant beach erosion a very good possibility with this storm. coming up we'll talk about what comes next after the storm moves out. the flooding unfortunately will continue the sun is in the seven day forecast. i'll be back later in the broadcast with those details. but for now, we are still in this storm for at least the next several hours. >> we've got a lot to talk about kathy. t

overnight accident taunton road closed at tomlinson mill road use tuckerton road through rest of the rush hour. weather delays expected this morning at philly international. they had treeing rain alert until 10:00 a.m. as jumbo jet comes at me there. check with the airline before you head down to the airport, again, rain in and by itself will cause some delays. all of the mass transit system regional rails running on a sunday schedule, buses, trolleys, weekday schedule, patco, new jersey transit and dart operating on a special limited schedule this morning. mike and karen, over to you. >>> it has happened again in the nightclub, the isis has claimed responsibility for a new years eve terror attack in turkey. this is as search continues for the lone gunman that they say who killed 39 people, injured 70 others. >> well, one of the dozens of people injured in the nightclub he is from our area, his name is jake rock and we are hearing how he made it out alive. let get over to lauren johnson to explain. >> reporter: good morning, his name william jacob rock more fondly known as jake to fa

this is tuckerton. the man called someone last night saying his body had run aground.o one has heard from him since. >>> coming up this afternoon starting at 3:00, ellen has actor adam devine and chrkris c harrison. and plus a viewer learned a lesson the hard way when purchasing cosmetics online. we have a warning about the enticing free product trials. >>> but right now, an update on the forecast. the temperatures are -- >> that's right, taking a little bit of a nose dive which is great for ski resorts and ice skaters of course. but the deal is temperatures are going to drop pretty quickly. yesterday we saw 67. today 40s. we will have a light coating of snow, and of course treat the pavement. and that is saturday afternoon and clears by about 9:00 p.m. >> all right. thanks for watching nbc 10 news. for all of us here at nbc 10, have a great day. you can always stay updated with the nbc 10 app with weather and breaking news. and news for the day while you're on the go. have a great weekend. >> jj: come on, gabi, you think i can't tell when you're hiding something? what

but you can use tuckerton road as alternate. >>> if you are traveling into town, maybe taking some publicsunday schedules today. city buses and trolleys will be modified, and patco speed lines will run on special schedule. >>> rising into the new year. well the search resumes this morning for small plane that disappeared while flying over lake erie near cleveland. it was lost thursday night, where the family of four and two neighbors on board. a bag washed ashore sunday, but there is no confirmation on whether it is from the missing plane. >> time now 6:48. there is a lot as always coming up on cbs this morning. >> joining us live from new york with a preview. jeff, good morning, happy new year. >> reporter: happy new year, jim, rahel. good morning. we're in istanbul, manhunt continues for the suspect in deadly new years night club shooting t injured nearly 07 including one american, 39 people died. plus president-elect trump claims to have insider information from the presidential election hacking cast out on russia's involvement. mark joins with us fall out from his comment. >>> and cbs

cape may, slaughter beach, delaware, 63 miles an hour wind gusts. 60 miles an hour in tuckerton.an city just under that. seaside heights, here in philadelphia, our peak wind gusts during the day was 45 miles an hour. that is tropical storm force. atlantic city 52 miles an hour , fortescoup, new jersey 58. 33 miles an hour wind gustness pottstown. it is still breezy but not as windy as yesterday with these 17 miles an hour wind and wind gusts maybe 23 miles an hour like it is in millville, and wilmington. so things have calmed down a bit but we have a winter weather advisory until 6:00 o'clock tonight for carbon and monroe counties, right now 37 degrees in philadelphia, 40 this wildwood thirty-six in allentown. all these temperatures chillier then yesterday but still above treeing with the exception of the mount pocono and coastal flood warning continues until 11:00 o'clock this morning and that should take us through ocean high tide and back bay as well. 42 degrees today, 53 tomorrow with sunshine, oh, if we could keep that going for rest of the week. we will for another day but

friday search crews found the boat that belonged to christopher hugg that was in tuckerton bay. local police and coast guard are part of the search effort. >>> the war of words between president-elect donald trump and congressman john lewis a civil rights icon is ramping up. lewis is not attending trump's inauguration on friday. he said that trump is not a legitimately elected leader because the russians helped him get into office. trump tweeted that congressman lewis should focus on the crime infested cities across the country. >> activists responded to trump's tweets. >> he referred to an icon to the civil rights movement he came close to becoming a martyr of the civil rights lewis. the president-elect said that he was all talk and no action. disrespected. >> organizers had planned to march at a rally in support of equality and protect the dream of the martin luther king. they gathered and marched toward the mlk memorial. president-elect said he plans to visit the national african-american museum tomorrow. >>> a broadway star is pulling out of the inaugural ceremonies, jennife

now over in new jersey taunton lake road at tomlinson mill road shut down use tuckerton road throughhe morning rush hour as they clean up from an earlier accident. if you are venturing out today has transit, regional rails all operating on a sunday schedule this morning, bus, trolley routes operating on a maryland fight weekday schedule. check status, of course by going to septa.org. in one is operating on a regular schedule today. special limited schedules are on the patco high speed line, new jersey transit, and even the dart system. the buses down there in delaware through wilmington operating on a special schedule today. majors we are good to go, wet behind the ears, but we are good to go on the schuylkill expressway, as you work your way in to downtown, all of the closures that were in effect for mummers parade yesterday all opened up, maybe some left over conn if the the eye but crews will be out there cleaning that up later today, karen, back over to you. >>> 5:04. islamic state is claiming responsibility for that new years eve tragedy in turkey that has hit very close to home

cape may reporting a peak wind gust 63 miles per hour, tuckerton 60, for the cues 58, downingtown 53, philadelphia reporting a peak wind gust of 46 miles per hour and the winds still very strong. philadelphia right now 33 miles an hour winds. cape may reporting 44 miles an hour winds. and it's going to be awhile before these winds really diminish. for details on that let's head over to meteorologist melissa magee. >> yes, cecily and the winds are certainly going to be a factor as we go throughout the rest of tonight. we've got that wind advisory posted for our suburbs to the north and west and a high and wind warning along the i-95 corridor and also for areas in south jersey. so, the high wind warning actually expires for philadelphia around 7 o'clock but it hangs on until bowenoid night for our coastal communities. calling for gusts 40 to as high as 60 miles an hour in some locations. coastal flood warning a big concern especially with the nor'easter getting moisture pummeling in from the coast and pressing inland with that easterly flow of wind here so the warning from seaside heigh

take a look, cape may ended up doing the best in fact, with 63-mile per hour wind gusts, tuckerton atiladelphia, we ends the up with 50, 505-mile per hour gust at times. very, very windy as we all well know. in the meantime, storm scan, showing us this storm system, pulling away, it still is rotating through, with heaviest precipitation, up through up-state new york and the rest of new england. but back here, you still have that town counter clockwise rotation helping to. helping to draw moisture in, keep things on the un settled and windy side. so, as we look forward, that storm cell will pull away. next big thing in the pipeline? looks like another cold front, coming through specifically thursday. see how the manning end that and pink drop in with the jet stream. over the course of the next couple of days, see the temperatures go on roller coaster again. we go up into the 50's, tomorrow, don't get used to it, though, back to the 40's really where we should be by the time we hit the weekends specially, meisha? >> as long as it is sunny and 55 tomorrow. you said it before. >> good mor

top wind gusts cape may 63 miles per hour winds reported, tuc tuckerton 60 my, 8 fortescue, downingtown 53, philadelphia with a gust coming in the a 46. they're still pretty strong especially at the coast. 47 miles per hour winds in that atlantic city, 41 in the city and 33 miles per hour wind gusts in the poconos. we're getting that constant wind and that moisture coming in off the atlantic which means the winds cecily will be factor even through tonight. >> that's right. winds really the main story with this storm, melissa and the winds continue through the evening hours. national weather service extended the high wind advisory warning. the advisories for our northern suburbs, they're extended until 7 o'clock, high wind warning for the i-95 corridor also until 7:00 but the warning continues until midnight along the coast. we're looking at wind gusts inland 40 miles per hour with the advisory, u up to 65 miles an hour along the coast. when you get the winds piling up the water along the coast, that causes the coastal flooding s so the coastal flood warning extended until 11 o'clock. mi

you can use tuckerton road as the alternate.el advisory northeast extension between lansdale, clark summit, way up near scranton, be careful of freezing rain in that area through the afternoon, and philadelphia international airport is reporting delayed flights for 45 minutes to 60 minutes, due to volume. check your carrier. that's "eyewitness news" for now, join us for "eyewitness news" at noon today. i'm jim donovan. make it a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea >> she's on the brink of death. suffering from addiction. >> anorexia and a heart attack. >> i think about dying every day. >> announcer: will a doctor's intervention be enough for her? >> i don't know if i can do 90 days. >> announcer: parents behind bars for being vegan? >> i am shocked. what could go wrong. >> ann