lines opened until 6:30. if you have a tax question call them now as "eyewitness >>> there there is that time of the year have you filed your taxes yet in better get on it, just a few weeks to go and we know you may have some questions. >> time is running out. you may have questions, which means it is time for our annual three on your side tax phone bank consumer reporter jim donovan heading it up, as always, joining us from our great hall hi, jim. >> that is right indeed phones started ringing off the hook but we have plenty of time to get your questions in today. phone bank will be opened until 6:30. the the number is 184-4977 cbs-3 or and joining me is one of our accountant here, glenn, i know a lot of people are concerned about the the cost of college education. education credits are sometimes overlooked. how do they differ from deductions. >> okay, education credits credits in general are more beneficial than tax deductions because unlike deductions, credits are an actual dollar for dollar reduction of t

do we have a motion to continue this item until april? >> on that motion, commissioner frost, commissioner moesh yannis, that's continued until april. our next applicant is michael imagine arrest doing business as fish and farm. it's mostly a restaurant. his idea is to have some kind of ambient background music. he wants to have music later in the evening and he wants the ability if someone wants to rent out the building in the evening. the conditions they have recommended are in your file. we'll bring up michael. >> state your name, please. >> my name is michael najjar. i'm applying for this permit. it's a restaurant bar and i would like to have, it's in a hotel called club quarters. we would like to have the ability to have entertainment pass 10:00 and it's basically ambient music level. i have the restaurant upstairs and there is a lounge downstairs and our restaurant is casual fine dining. it has the look and the feel of a restaurant. i just want to be able to have a lounge slow music type of thing. >> you are saying it's a hotel? >>

these voters could be here until nightfall. they will be here until the last person in the queue cast their ballot. >> corruption is big issues in the election. >> people are handing in their voter cards when all that is cleared, you make sure that your hand is free from sweat and you put your thumb print on the card reader. if it's all cleared, they will vote. they hope for improvement in the economy, for example. theythey want economy situations to improve in the face of falling oil prices. they want to tackle corruption not just at the high level but on the ground as well. >> across my nigeria covering this important election. al jazeera journalists are supposed to be reporting from maiduguri, but they're being detained in their hotel. they've been confined to their hotel since tuesday. they're accused of loitering and reporting without accreditation. al jazeera is demanding their immediate release. >> now we're joined from london by an independent researcher on war and conflict study. good to have you with us. we'll start f

let us march on ballot boxes until -- let us mkarch on -- march on how it boxes until we tell our city councils legislators, and the united states congress, men who will not fear to do justly, live by god. let us march on ballot boxes until brotherhood becomes more than a meaningless word in an opening prayer, but the order of the day on every legislative agenda. let us march on ballot boxes until all over alabama god's children will be able to walk the earth in decency and honor. i know there is a cry today in alabama. we see it in numerous editorials. when will martin luther king sclc, sncc, all these civil rights agitators, white clergyman, students, and others, allow alabama return to normalcy? i have a message i would like to leave. that is exactly what we don't want. we know that it was normalcy in marion that led to the murder of jimmy lee jackson. it was normalcy that led to the murder of innocent girls. it was normalcy on highway 80 that led state troopers to use tear gas, and horses, and billy clubs against unarmed human beings who are simply marching for justice. it was norm

this is only until 9:00 a.m. until we get rid of the icing north of philadelphia. we'll end one a really nice and mild afternoon. still 35 in philadelphia. still a little precipitation reaching the ground. and i'm sure a lot of people are happy about that. this is the area of possible icing until 9:00 a.m. from the philadelphia area northward. and the radar shows there's patchy, very light precipitation. and the day will end a lot better than it's beginning on this seven days. >>> we'll take that. thank you, glenn. checking some of the drive times right now, 76 eastbound from the blue route to the vine 12 minutes. 13 minutes on 95 southbound from woodhaven to the vine. and if you're traveling the blue route northbound from 95 to 76 that will take you 15 minutes. a live look at the lehigh valley is coming up. >>> the top used cars for teens. we have the just released list of safest and most affordable cars for your new driver. >>> and we are on the scene of this breaking news this morning. this is in camden. a building collapse. some frightening moments for the fami

until about 7:00 p.m. it will be raining throughout the day with temperatures warming to about 60. 46 in washington. high today in d.c. of 61. 59 in gaithers berg. 60 for those of you dining out tonight. showers early by 8:00 or 9:00. mainly dry and you might want to bring the umbrella to dinner. temperatures in the upper 50s. tomorrow the high is only 55 degrees. it will be cooler and breezy and winds for dry conditions. 7:00 and temperatures in the low 40s. still chill we highs near 50. partly sunny skies. don't you love it. 7:00 p.m. tomorrow on your sunday. sunshine will still be out with the latesunsets. monday a high of 61 degrees. part low to mostly cloudy skies. tuesday, st. patrick's day a weak cold front moves through. what does that mean? an isolated shower and breeze we partly to mostly cloudy skies. it's not bad, but it's not going to be gorgeous by any means if you have plans. then wednesday and thursday cooler temperatures are in the forecast. highs only around 50. at least we will have plen

it up until the sun -- you can line it up until the sun shows on the ground. it is too small. the larger your quadrant is, the more accurate kisses. astronomers have room-sized quadrants. a ship does not allow you to have a room-sized quadrant. instead, they would use eventually the sextant. you have probably seen this. it is popular in art and that sort of thing. you will see it on certain government logos. this is top-of-the-line. the sextant is the best way to find your latitude. it does measure the angle of the sun to the horizon. it can be used north or south of the equator. it has the nifty sunshades. it is also more accurate. there is a lot going on. at the top is a mirror. that mirror is meant to reflect the sun. it reflects the sun from this mirror down to this one. this mirror is paired with a glass, a little wind drove -- window that you peer through. you look to the horizon. you move this back-and-forth until the sun is reflected from here to here thus measuring the angle at the bottom. it is more exact than a gunther's quadrant. it gives you your latitude as accur

let us march on ballot boxes until the wallace is the art nation trouble away in silence. let us march on ballot boxes until we send to our city councils state legislators and the united states congress men who will not fear to do justice love mercy and walk humbly with thy god. much -- let us march on ballot boxes until brotherhood becomes more than a meaningless word in an opening prayer. the order of the day on every legislative agenda. let us march on ballot boxes until all over alabama god's will be able to walk the earth in decency and honor. i know that there is a day of alabama, and receiving numerous editorials weigh in build martin luther king and all the civil right agitators and all the white clergymen and labor leaders and students and others get out of our community and the alabama return to normal. i have a message that i would like to leave with alabama. that is exactly what we don't want and we will not allow it to happen because we know it was normalcy and -- that led to the brutal murder of jimmy lee jackson. it was normalcy in birmingham that led to the

not until about midnight, 1:00 a.m. tonight and that means, we got nice day to look forward to until the rain arrives. now today's actually few degrees cooler than yesterday. yesterday we got to up high of 52 degrees, today i think we top out in the 40's, see 9:00 a.m. mostly sunny 35 degrees at 44 by noon with some sun and just few clouds, then at 3:00 p.m. clouds increase 49 degrees, will be our daytime high, but it is actually going to feel little warmer as we go through the day, and that of course is thanks to less wind than yesterday. winds yesterday got to up near 40 miles per hour. now we check in on the roads with justin. >> good morning happy friday. get away friday. good news is that rain does hold off until later tonight. this morning's ride does look pretty good. we start you off on 76 westbound at city avenue. smooth sailing early this morning. also the ben franklin bridge looking good in both directions, in and out of the city with clear skies no threat of in precipitation around this morning. area speeds,

after the snow stops falling, don't expect relief until later on this evening. david henry channel 6 "action news." >> all right david thank you. lets check out the situation in cherry hill, new jersey now eva pilgram is joining us there. still smiling that is a good thing. >> reporter: well, have you to smile through it the snow just doesn't stop, some people are pretty excited about it my theory on it all is slow and steady wins the race, south jersey was not the first place to see the snow this morning but before it's all said and done they may have some of the highest snow totals in the area. look at haddonfield road, this is normally busy and they are on the road with the snowplows all morning and it's still very messy and this is what a lot of people woke up to. >> i thought i would wake up to massive amountses of snow. the snow moved in at 6:30 this morning and has not let up since. the state of new jersey is under a snow emergency all state offices are closed today. >> i went into work a couple of hours just to let everyone know we are closed. >> i'll be

no serious accidents as far as crews hundreds of drivers will be out until early morning until the sun comes up to make sure everybody is safe many we're live in claymont, delaware, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, safe travels to you and thank you. now to philadelphia's fairmount neighborhood charlotte huffman is there with what penndot is doing. what you can expect in the morning and with some snow cheap up it at the time. charlotte? >> reporter: chris with this being one of many snowstorms so far this winter, people are really getting sick and tired of waking up to scenes like this. their cars completely covered. sidewalks they've got to shovel and that's when tensions between neighbors can start running high. but there are a couple of things that you can do to prevent that. while kids enjoy what's left of the snow day people like timothy spain are hard at work. >> it has to be thee feet wide. >> reporter: getting ready for the morning rush hour. >> i have to come and make sure that people that walk all along the way can be safe. >> reporter: why not do it tomorrow morn

let us march on ballot box until the prejudices of our country tremble away. let us march on the ballot box until brotherhood becomes more than a meaningless word and an opening prayer but there is a day on every legislative agenda, let us march on blot boxes until all over alabama god's children will be able to walk the earth in decency and honor. there is nothing wrong with marching in this sense. the bible tells us that the mighty men of joshua walked about the walled city of jericho and the barriers of freedom came tumbling down. i like that old negro spiritual "joshua fit the battle of jericho." it's depiction of that moment in history that tells us that joshua fit the battle of jericho, joshua fit the battle of jericho, the walls come tumbling down. up to the walls of jericho they marched. go blow them ram horns joshua cried, because the battle am in my hands. >> yes sir! >> knees words i have given you just as they were giving us by the long dead dark skinned man. these words in ungrammatical form. all of us today, the bible is in our hands and we can a

the king promised to condition the campaign until stability is restored.ders expressed solidarity and support for the air strikes. yemen's president says the assault will not stop until the houthis vender. we have this report. >> president abd-rabbu mansour hadi gets the backing he wants. a rare moment of agreement amongst several arab leaders to curb of rise of the fighters. he is now talking tough. >> i call on you to continue the operation until the gang vendors. i call on all until it lays down its arms and returns all weapons seized. >> leading the war against the houthis is saudi arabia. the country was forced to take action to protect yemen. he is open for dialogue with conditions. >> translation: we wish we didn't have to take the decision. we stress riyadh is opening the door for all who want to meet under the umbrella of the g.c.c. within the framework of maintaining legitimacy. stopping threats against regional countries. >> the saudis and other sunni gulf and arab states are nervous about the rise of iran fearing the influence is creeping close

the festival will run until april 12th. night. >>> hello, i'm ray suarez, good news, a local billionaire wants to keep your sports franchise in town. there's a hitch - he wants you and your neighbours to find the bill for the shiny new luxury boxes and expressway exit and doesn't want to pay much rent. may not sound like a great deal, but over and over cities are muscled into municipally funded sports facilities over threat of

they're going to be fixing this until 6:00 this morning. those repairs until 6:00 a.m. beltway at river road that's rolling fine. bethesda at wisconsin avenue at wood woodmont and two right lanes blocked. 270 into and out of town no major issues. nice and green. back in ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> hillary clinton trending on twitter overnight about her e-mail use. what we're learning about how she may have violated federal rules. >>> a search warrant reveals details about online conversations between a top state department employee and somebody he thought was a 14-year-old girl. why police >>> fifteen before the hour now. the battle over nutrition and school lunches is heating up again. nearly a thousand nutritionists will lobby on capitol hill today. tracie potts joins us from capitol hill with more on this. >> good morning. they want more money and more options. the usda said schools have to spend $1.2 billion more this year to meet the new standards and a lot of those schools, according to the school nutrition association, are either losing money more than half of

they will be here until 6:30. dial now kathy. >>> jim, we are looking at clear skies tonight that means cold temperatures but it is not going to stay that way as warming trend gets underway in the seven day. we will have that coming up. >>> flyers looked like they were in big trouble last night only to go off in the third period. would they make up any ground in the playoff race. cole hamels had many eyes on his making his spring training debut . we will have highlights later in sports. >>> coming up, expired drugs do you really need to throw them away. over counter and prescription, some you can still take, others you should not. health reporter stephanie tall has some expert advice that could ultimately keep from you getting sick and also save you money, don't miss it tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> new at 6:00 atlantic city fire fighters could be soon out of the job. city officials say they cannot afford a federal grant that pays their wages. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan explains. >> shame

rich: until january 2012, there was no trace of anderson until a hiker here at purse state park outside of la plata found skel cal remains. tests would prove they were the young woman's. >> you have our heartfelt condolences and we are praying for you. rich: police say new witness information and the recovery of anderson's property led them to posy. court documents say a handgun was the murder weapon. posy assaulted her then robbed her of cash and drugs before killing her. >> he's robbed me of 10, 20, 30 and 40 years of being with my daughter! rich: so much heartbreak for that family. police called this a bittersweet day. posy is now in state prison on an unrelated robbery charge. he faces a court hearing in april. reporting live, richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: thank you, rich. we go to some breaking news right now. coming to us out of gaithersburg where a car, as you can see here, has crashed into the westwood shopping center. no one in the shopping center was injured we're told. the driver was not injured either if you can believe it. but this car hit the rite aid there we're told

that didn't start happening until noon.got here this morning before 8:00 you only had rain little little after 8:00 you had a little bit of sleep, nothing sticking now you are getting heavy snow sticking on the surface on the runways here. stuart: am i right in saying that congress is not in operation today? have government offices binge at down? i am not sure of that. rich: government offices are shut down and congress decided to take today off two days ago. stuart: wait a minute. we can't let that just slipped on by. are we to infer that john boehner is such a weather forecasters that two days in advance he knew this was going to happen? >> there were scheduled sessions for today and a couple days ago when they passed the dhs bill they figured out we are supposed to get bad weather friday. go ahead and take the day. stuart: just for a second. it is long and very cold and add significant travel and business disruption associated with it. at that time i year ago we were saying that the storm the bad winter had taken maybe a

everyone else, low 70s until we get to antioch and fairfield at 74 and livermore at 73. tonight is clear and cooler and a few patches of fog around the bay shore and along the coast and temperatures in the my 30s to around 50 degrees. we will stay mainly in the low-to-mid 60s along the coast and possibly the upper 60 by thursday but most of us top out at my 70s to 80. we will hold steady through the week until next week when we have a chance of rain across the north bay on monday. sue? >> good morning, everyone, we are going outside and it is quiet but getting busy on the freeway great golden gate field to the macarthur maze to berkeley. eastbound we have road work in the lanes around powell street to albany that will be picked up by 5:00 a.m. and the bay bridge toll plaza, a couple of cars waiting to pay cash and otherwise, just road work and we will check it out with the drive from the central valley hooking good up and over the altamont pass westbound, eastbound road work into the altamont pass between greenville and north flip and that and out there until look this m

his dog stayed by his side until help arrived.t may have, fueled this deadly attack. >>> trapped, terrorized and then robbed low lives go high tech. targeting local business owners. the chilling trend that is taking off and it is very easy to do. mr. president? >> how do you make obama's eyes light up. shine a flashlight in his ears. >> that is pretty good. >> president obama poking fun at himself on jimmy kimmel live. other mean tweets he read on air. that jimmy kimmel segment where he has celebrities read evil tweets. >> that is a good idea, we should do it here because we get plenty. >> it is friday the 13th. you have been answering on twitter, instagram and facebook. >> yes. >> someone just wrote on my wall. they are like i will take it careful today. i am superstitious and i just wrote on your wall, writing on the wall. >> i don't do anything differently. happy first birthday to this little lady right here. >> how cute. >> so this is from lady burden she said it is my niece's first birthday can you wish me a happy would it da

you are starting to see a little freezing drizzle until those spots. be really careful out there this morning. because you can be finding black ice very easily, and in the same areas that we're finding that precipitation is where winter weather advisory is until 7:00 this morning. we have been under one at various times since yesterday morning. so now it has moved over just to the east. temperatures are at that marge pal point though 32 in philadelphia, 29 trenton, 32 in wilmington. you may fine a windshield that is just covered in ice in some spots, very light mist froze on the surfaces and then we saw all that snow yesterday. thirty in allentown. thirty-four in wildwood. go further north temperatures are are a at or below freezing mark. expect to find temperatures warming up on this first full day of spring to 50 degrees, partly sunny skies later on this afternoon but just remember these marge mal temperatures as we go through this morning it is still probably below the the freezing mark through south jersey a as that precipitation can be continuing,

i didn't want to see you again until you were clean.idn't know how to help you and it was a cop-out. maybe i'm... maybe i give up on people too often. maybe i'm screwed up like that but i'm not giving up on you. i'm gonna keep coming by. every day. just to... see how you're doing. let you know that somebody cares. see you tomorrow. coffee in your office is better. yeah, i know. you know, one of the pieces of evidence you used to conclude that you sent the flowers... ...was your feelings for holly. (groans) look, even if the flowers weren't yours, it doesn't mean the feelings weren't. and i have been in love. (chuckles softly) how many things in your life have you lied to me about? i'm not lying. but even if i was, would anything i've said about you and holly be less true? good night, russ. ♪ call it pride of a man... ♪ good night. good night. ♪ it don't make no difference ♪ ♪ if you sit or you stand ♪ ♪ 'cause they both end in trouble ♪ ♪ and start with a grin... ♪ hi! oh, you didn't have to come all the way... thank you. i wanted to. y

we won't see the rain until 11:00 p.m. it will move in first and off to the south of dover, the central and southern parts of delaware where we'll see rain. same thing for the western suburbs. into the overnight hours, at 9:00 we will start to see most of the rain. you will notice still lingering showers near cape may at 9:00 p.m. then once we are through the overnight hour we'll see more clearing lead inging into our day ahead. temperatures range between 48 and 52 today with a mix of sun and clouds. then the rain starts to move in heading into tonight. i'll have the full seven-day forecast coming up in about ten minutes. >>> 6:39 at the 6:00 hour. when volume actually starts to build out there. >> and it's a friday ride to work. we'll get you there. the good news is plymouth township we've been watching but there are other problems as well. chris teen maddela has that right? >>> we are seeing delays on the majors. 73 is moving along nicely in new jersey, but we are starting to see some areas slow down like the schuylkill

he had the patent until 2010.eral law and supreme court precedent dictate he loses the right to collect royalties on that in 2010, when the patent expires. the deal he signed with marvel says he should still get the royalties. marvel doesn't want to pay him anymore. what the inventor is looking at doing is having the supreme court overturn 50 years of precedent. they seem skeptical of that on the bench today. congress, they say, many of the justices sailed likely have to get involved to make a change like that. we'll find out in a couple of months when they write the opinion. liz: patents matter to silicon valley and the pharmaceutical industry. you have the brigade behind you. >> eighth grade trip. liz: see if they can fix your toy. less than one year ago, online dating company zoosk was right there. it was on the brink of a major ipo. that is until immediate december when the company quickly and attempted to quietly withdraw efforts and put a red light on ipo dreams. it cut it all. so is love online thriving aga

it goes up at 3:00 until 1:00 on wednesday.w arrives first and changes over to the mixed bag and then rain across the region the high in the city 34 and 32 in allentown and 38 for the high in atlantic city. be careful on the roads. >> thanks melissa. >>> finally this afternoon more than 4,000 couples around the world showed up for a mass wedding in south korea about 800 of those couples tied the knot and some of them just met the day before. another 20000 people joined the wedding watching online. >> that is a lot of rice. a look at stories coming up later on "action news" at 4:00, we continue to cover tom wolf's budget proposal in harrisburg, it has big plans for your schools and your taxes. and the philadelphia school district are selling everything from paper towels to school buses, we'll explain this unusual auction. >> that will do it for "action news" at 12:00. we'll see you tonight at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for rick williams and melissa magee, and the entire "action news" team i'm sara bloomquist stay safe out there. ♪ >>

we have that dense fog alert until 10:00 this morning for the huge area. microclimate numbers into the 40s and 50s. here's your extended. our temperature today with the increasing clouds 63 to 76 degrees. spotty light rain showers on wednesday. some people won't even get wet. but on thursday high pressure builds in and that will lead to record warm temperatures friday through monday. yes, we're talking low to mid- 80s. we never had spring. went to summer. >>> thank you for watching kpix 5 >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is tuesday, march 10th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." new racist video emerges overnight. we go inside the fraternity house. >>> and siding with iranian hard liners over nuclear negotiations. >>> could a documentary solve a 14-year-old murder? "48 hours" shows us the evidence. >>> we begin with today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >>

let us march on ballot boxes until the walls of our nation tremble away in sayilence, until we send 0less word in the opening of a prayer. let us march on ballot boxes until all over alabama god's children will be able to walk the earth in decency and honor. there is nothing wrong with marching in this sense. the bible tells us that the mighty men of joshua merely walked about the walls city of jericho. the barriers to freedom came tumbling down. i like that old negro spiritual. joshua fought the battle of jericho. it's simple and colorful depiction, that moment in bib la call history that tells us that joshua fought the battle of jericho, joshua fought the battle of jericho. the walls come tumbling down. up to the walls of jericho a march with spear in hand go blow them ram horns joshua cried. because the battle am in my hands. these words i have given you just as they were given us by the unknown long dark skinned originator. be these words in ungrammatical form, yet with emphatic pertinence pertinence. for all of us today, the battle is in our hands and we can answer with creative

to achieve this just cause, we have to continue the pressure until the international community takes the responsibility to stand firm against the israeli practices that undermine the hopes in resolving the palestinian issue. our standing beside the palestinian people will continue and from here, we are hosting egypt hosted the conference of rehabilitation and reconstruction of gaza last october. we are obliged or calling on the countries to oblige to fulfill their pledges during that conference to relieve the humanitarian crisis that our people in gaza are facing. it's well known that egypt is very interested and concerned of what's happening on israeli territory. we can not keep silent while fighting is occurring there with its result of strengthening the terrorist organizations and enabling country that we have joint borders on land and sea. our position is very clear and we expressed it in several occasions. we recognize the legitimacy of the elected parliament and the government that came from the parliament. they represent the free world of libyan people through elections that n

'round hayfields, cornfields, and potato-drills we trekked and picked until the cans were full; until the tinkling bottom had been covered with green ones, and on top big, dark blobs burned like a plate of eyes. our hands were peppered with thorn pricks; our palms sticky as bluebeard's. we hoarded the fresh berries in the byre. but when the bath was filled we found a fur, a rat-grey fungus, glutting on our cache. the juice was stinking too. once off the bush the fruit fermented; the sweet flesh would turn sour. i always felt like crying. it wasn't fair that all the lovely canfulls smelt of rot. each year i hoped they'd keep, knew they would not.

it wasn't until college sifa started to ask serious questions. that's when he got ahold of his medical records. >> initially, they had written that i had ambiguous genitalia. they checked it. but then they scratched it out and put that i was normal. then i felt betrayed. >> you were kept in the character. >> of course. >> reporter: he says he had no idea he had undescended december tee testes, no idea a surgery turned him biologically into a girl. his mother says she trusted the doctors and condition sented to the procedure. years later sifa felt like a man. in his mid-20s he decided to live like one. as a result, every week he must inject himself with testosterone. >> i have a fear of having moon b man boobs. >> these people are not disordered. they're just a bit different. >> reporter: protesting against premature operations performed on children. arguing intersexed people should have the right to decide for themselves when they're ready. sifa agrees. >> i feel like i need to wear a suit. >> reporter: now is getting ready for an occasion more t

april 2015 discretionary use authorization are proposed until mayor 15th 2015 the next item d d and v others cord court discretionary use authorization until may 15th and finally commissioners item 7 at 21 terry value street discretionary review is proposed for definitely continuance >> any public. >> i have two speaker cards. >> great any public comment on item any of the items proposed for continuance. >> yeah. >> i'll call i am sorry - david and mr. t. >> i'd like to rim members of the public that the testimony should be the continuance not the project itself. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm paul thank you for hearing my comments i'll hear to protest the indefinite continuance on the grounds the interpretation of the code it seems to me to be a bit asked you that are specific regulations in the code that medical cannabis dispensaries it's different there are seismic things in the code that mandate a discretionary review the project evict give and take got a phone call it was going to be taken off the calendar because it required a conditional use they cited a number of thing

rain is not here until later tonight. allentown, less wind than yesterday, similar high temperature of 46 degrees. down the the shore we'll be cooler with most communities making it up to the 40s. sun to clouds. philadelphia, 52 degrees is the high, sun and clouds, less wind than yesterday with winds out of the seevment -- southeast at 6 to 12 miles per hour. as we roll through the day 32 degrees by 8:00. 40 degrees. high of 52 at #-- 3:00 p.m. the clouds are getting thicker but it's dry. we go up to 11:00 p.m. or midnight we have to wait that late before we see any main rain, the main stuff holds off until 11:00 p.m. to midnight tonight in most areas. if you're over in wilmington or lancaster, maybe it comes in a little bit sooner. in the overnight hours into saturday morning pretty steady rain not the heaviest driving rain we've ever seen, but it will be damp saturday morning looks like it stays damp into saturday afternoon. during the afternoon there's a chance we break it down to a spotty showery precipitation but we

it's a first alert weather day until 7:00 p.m. be very careful until we're done with this system. visibility is down in allentown where the snow is coming down down to about a mile and 3/4. same thing in pottstown, down to two miles in reading. and we're seeing clear visibility because the snow has not started just yet closer to the shore. the temperatures tell the story. we're below freezing in the poconos. right around the freezing mark for allentown. same thing for pottstown. still a little warm in philadelphia but that's going to change quickly. that's going to be the next area of wilmington mount holly. we'll also see our temperatures dropping as we head into the next couple of hours. so by the time you head home from work our temperatures will no longer be in the 30s. we will start to drop down into the 20s even as early as 10:00 a.m. especially for philadelphia. as far as south jersey it's going to take a while before our temperatures get down into the 20s. but by 1:00, 2:00 this is a widespread snow event. we'll start to see moderate snowfall especially for south jersey. b

and wait until you see how warm it may get today. we'll start with meteorologist brittney shipp and her first alert forecast. good morning brittney. >>> it's a mild start to the morning as we head into the afternoon with temperatures pushing into the 60s. we're also dealing with wet roads out there and foggy conditions. they want to be very careful heading into the next few hours. the fog advisory is set to expire at 6:00 a.m. a bit of the patchy fog there in the city's skyline. if we switch over we'll show you where the reduced visibility is. it's the worst in allentown down to a quarter mile. three miles in doylestown. two-and-a-half in mount holly. one in atlantic city. cape may seeing foggy conditions with visibility reduced below one mile. a quarter mile for lancaster. just take it easy out there with a closer look at our light showers still lingering into parts of our area like south jersey and the northern parts of delaware. temperatures when you step out the door are actually pretty comfortable, 46 in philadelphia. mid-40s in

most of the ballistic missiles captured from the yemeni army, and they say the campaign will continue until stability is restored. >> the houthi militias are forefied inside houses, pop populated by civilians. they're putting anti-aircraft batteries over buildings and right in the middle of civilian populations. that would force us to bomb niece areas and result in collateral damage of innocent lives. the coalition forces we're seeking to minimize these kinds of targets. >> well, as we mentioned earlier airstrikes across yemen are now in their third day. there has been a serious of explosions at an arms depo in aden. but it's not known if that was hit by the strike. dozens of people are said to have been killed. then also there have been attacks in houthi strongholds and in sanaa jets have targeted missile brigades as well as the special forces headquarters. the military air base near the international airport has also been struck and just outside of sanaa a weapons depo has reportedly been destroyed. >>> the war in yemen is dominate dominating the arab league summit in egypt. king salman o

just wait until you hear what he had to say.e look at ultimate doppler radar, some parts of the area, could see half foot of snow today. what you can expect in your neck of the woods. >> and the storm hitting us during the morning commute. it will certainly make things tough for you where ever you have to go. we'll show you what it looks like out on the road right now. >> good day everybody, it is thursday march 5th 2015. >> so we have your school closings and delays scrolling at the bottom of your screen right now. don't forget to send us your pictures, you want to see what's going on where you are use facebook, instagram twitter. use the hashtag #fox29snow. >> so you have no idea that

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with this for quite sometime it started at 11:00 and we are not wrapping up until the evening hour, we are now down to the teens in the allentown and 27 in philadelphia below freezing or at the freezing mark everywhere, even below freezing in atlantic city. the visibility we are tracking this as well. about .8 mile in philadelphia but look at trenton and reading, .3 and .5 in millville new jersey. hopefully people are not driving around in it. >> it's piling up quickly and new snowfall totals just came in, ewing 4 inches and cherry hill closing in on 4 inches of snow and pennington 3.5 inches stratford near 3 inches and princeton and mercer county 3 inches of snow so far the heavy wet consistency pasting on to everything and turning lighter and fluffier as the cold air comes in. king of prussia 6 inches of snow drexel hill 4.5 and greaterford montgomery county so far 4 inches of snow and in the state of delaware 4.1 in wilmington and the last hour in greenville, close to 4 inches and 3 inches in hockessin 3.2 and the fun side of this, look at this picture just sent in to my twitter

terry pue's death, then 15 days until the next victim.13, then 11, and before long, a body a week. fbi profiler roy hazelwood says this is not unusual for serial killers. >> they come to believe that they in fact are almost immune to mistakes, if you will. and they can take greater risks because it's more exciting and because they're so superior they don't have to worry about the inferior police catching them. >> after a month, lubie geter's body would be found in the woods. the boy left naked except for scraps of underwear. the medical examiner would testify geter apparently had been killed by, quote, a choke hold around the neck, a forearm across the neck. it's a question we'll have reason to ask wayne williams by the end of all of this. it's actually a very simple question. can you kill someone with a choke hold? >> you probably could. you probably could under the right circumstances. >> i know for a fact i could not. >>> when we return, the boy who wanted to catch a killer. >> the body was indeed another victim of atlanta's child kill

the draft. >> we have to wait a couple of months until we see this total picture. we have to see what team it takes -- he takes into training camp. >> chip started the process by addressing the defense. shady to buffalo for kik alonso and the free agent signing of byron mack well the great cornerback from seattle both significant up grades to the defense with many holes left to fill on that side of the ball. >> take deep breath. >> so what's next? is bradford the replacement for donovan mcnabb? or a pawn for chip to use in a marcus mariota play? one thing is for sure, it's the move exciting off season in years. >> my question is what is chip doing? >> right. is he going to trade the guy? is he going to keep? is this a reclamation project with sam bradford? we have no idea. we have to watch the chips fall where they may. >> mariota sitting out there and he will be until the draft. nobody is going to be able to settle down until that day. >> beasley thanks very. talk to you later on in the broadcast. a lot of reaction to all of this on social media today. we've got s

chinese officials say that other nations have until the end of the month to sign up. lew will be in china just before that deadline and will discuss economic relations between the u.s. and china when he meets officials. he told a congressional hearing that he's worried about whether the aiib will operate in line with the high standards of existing institutions such as the world bank. >>> investors have been selling asian shares causing losses throughout much of the region. many people were spooked by what happened on the nasdaq which suffered the biggest slide in nearly a year. and they were concerned about tech shares. the nikkei is down 1.4%. 19,471. some investors sold shares to lock in profits from recent gains. the kospi snapped two days of gains. it finish the down nearly 1% 2,022. electronics shares were dumbed causing samsung to fall. in shanghai, they're recovering from yesterday's losses. many people are hoping the government will increase the stimulus and that helps to lift the market. >>> more business people in japan have looked to natural gas as a stable

and wait until you see how warm it may get today. we'll start with meteorologist brittney shipp and her first alert forecast. good morning brittney. >>> it's a mild start to the morning as we head into the afternoon with temperatures pushing into the 60s. we're also dealing with

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