snowfall totals let's take a look at them, wayne, pennsylvania, 4.7. valley forge, 3 1/2. graterford, 2 inches. allentown half inch of fresh white snow. this is what it looked like in parts of the area. west of philadelphia, the big silver dollar flakes came down in clumps. this is the view in glen mills. this was sent in by dottie. all of a sudden this happened, the storm shifted to the south and we started picking up the huge white flakes in south jersey and delaware, as well. we were in the anticipating too much in the way of accumulating snow in south jersey and delaware. mullica hill, 3 inches. vineland, 2. avalon 2. ocean city not on the list picked up two inches of snow. port norris picked up # -- 3 inches of snow. haddon heights an inch of snow. upper deer field township cumberland county sent in by melanie. look at the snow. big fat flakes made for pretty views, but treacherous conditions on thed roads. we have black ice that has developed and frozen slush in spots. the freeze warning is in effect until 10:00 a.m. sow south jersey and delaware -- south jersey and

without an attorney with making a lot of phone calls and a visit to the military academy in wayne, pennsylvania. up until now, the perpetrator is still there in campus receiving federal benefits and my daughter is still being harassed and, you know, keeping her life there on a normal basis and i believe that there should be prescreenings and i believe that the perpetrator in this case has had a history of child abuse only because that's just by feeling inside as a mother that maybe the upbringing of that perpetrator and i'm not an expert, but the upbringing of that individual maybe was not adequate enough and now she's using the campus environment to abuse other students. how is this being addressed? rotc programs and their impact on, you know, the reason for them to be there is to give opportunities for other individuals who want to pursue valid careers in the military, give them a chance to better their lives like you said. some people are coming from low income backgrounds. my daughter, she's not from that. you know, she wants to make herself a better life, give herself a better life. i gave

attorney, been making a lot of phone calls and making a visit to valley forge military academy in wayne pennsylvania. up until now, perpetrator is still there in campus receiving federal benefits and my daughter is still being harassed and you know, keeping her life there on a normal basis and i believe there should be prescreening and i believe that the perpetrator in this case has had a history of child abuse only because that's just my feeling inside as a mother that maybe the upbringing of that perpetrator and i'm not an expert but the upbringing of that individual maybe was not adequate enough and now she's using the campus environment to abuse other students. how is this being addressed? the rotc programs and their impact on you know, the reason for them to be there is to give opportunities for other individuals who want to pursue valid careers in the military, give them the chance to better their lives like you said. some of these people are coming from low income grounds. my daughter, she's not from that. she wants to make herself a better life, give herself a better life. i gave her that fo

let's go to wayne and pennsylvania. wayne, what do you think? caller: i think it is ridiculous .t should be illegal for what they're doing but who am i to say? i know one thing -- i want to go back to linda from kentucky. i don't know where she is getting her facts from about bernie sanders being a communist. they don't know what they're talking about. just because she wants ted cruz in the office or whatever her deal is, we have a right to who we like. so i'm not going to knock nobody. host: this is from the runningon times, against ebay for a candidate. donald trump is confident that he will be the republican nominee. we carry all five. from theial we found wisconsin tribune -- the ruling class of the democratic party has reserved 800 democrats -- 800 delegates. 40% of the votes needed to win the nomination. roughly 40 million democrats eachvote for the rest, elected delegate represents 25,500 voters. single moms, union class members, the minorities. the minority class can nullify the vote of all the single moms and blacks and union members of wisconsin and not even need a phot

second period fly guys down three nothing until wayne simmons scored 29th of the year for the pennsylvania -- penguins rolling. fly guy still hold the second wild car spot in the east. opening day for the phillies in cincinnati. first pitch at 4:10. manager says his team is ready to roll. >> got a real good swing. guys are swinging the bat w i'm anxious to see how it plays out during the course of the season. like i said, we take what we did in spring training positively and the guys are really ready to play. >> coming up next in sport zone preview of nova and tar heals, leslie vanarsdall. 94wip will join me in studio, coming up in a few moments. whose got the bright future phillies or sixers. think about it and join us in the show and listen to our debate. >> that's a good one top bond. thank so you much don. when we come back find out who >> all right lauren's got that wake up forecast. >>> chilly tomorrow morning. 37 degrees. up to 60 in the afternoon. brief periods of rain during the afternoon few rumbles of thunder. not going to feel so good. we have to break out the umbrella. >> all

second period fly guys down three nothing until wayne simmons scored 29th of the year for the pennsylvaniang on -- penguins rolling. fly guy still hold the second wild car spot in the east. opening day for the phillies in cincinnati. first pitch at 4:10. manager says his team is ready to roll. >> got a real good swing. guys are swinging the bat w i'm anxious to see how it plays out during the course of the season. like i said, we take what we did in spring training positively and the guys are really ready to play. >> coming up next in sport zone preview of nova and tar heals, leslie vanarsdall. 94wip will join me in studio, coming up in a few moments. whose got the bright future phillies or sixers. think about it and join us in the show and listen to our debate. >> that's a good one top bond. thank so you much don. when we come back find out who ruled the box office this fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third ye

. >> wayne in harrisburg, pennsylvania, democrat. >> caller: how are you doing? >> good. >> caller: for jobs, right, they take you to all these interviews, right, in the '50s and '60s and '70s, whatever job you went for, they taught you how to do it. now, today, you know, you have to go to school. and another thing, why is it that some jobs even run a credit check on you, knowing that most of the minorities have bad credit? and records? why is that? >> well, sure, thank you for your question. i want to give a shout out, we're both commonwealth of pennsylvanians here. two things, one, i don't know how to respond with why an employer runs a credit check. but i can say that you are right about what employers expect on day one when you start a job. and i wasn't around in the '50s and '60s. c i was born in 1976. in today's marketplace, a company, the notion that they're going to train you on the job is much reduced. and so the need to get that training while you're in high school, while you're in voc tech school, while you're in community college is needed. we spend a

host: wayne in harrisburg, pennsylvania. democrat.-ler: i want to make a note when you are applying for a job, they take you to all these interviews. for, theyob you win would teach you how to do it. now, you have to go to school. jobs eventhat some run a credit check on you knowing that most of the minorities have bad guest: thank you for your question. i will give a shout out to commonwealth of pennsylvania and. two things, one, i do not know how to respond with why an employer runs a credit check, but i can say that you are right about what employers expect on day one when you start a job. the 1950's,ound in i was born in 1976, but in today's marketplace, the notion that the company will train you sothe job is much reduced, the need to get that training while you are in high school, while you're at a tech school, community college, it is needed. that is why we need to make sure, we spend a lot of money educating children and young adults in our country. there is a substantial amount of loan and grant divided to college students. we

pennsylvania, four democrats are vying for the nomination to the u.s. senate. joe sestak was all smiles as he went to vote in gradiville, and katie mcginty cast her vote in wayne on the main line. john fedderman the mayor in bradford, is also seeking the democratic nomination. the winner of the democratic primary takes on incumbent republican, pat toomey. pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane is not seeking re leaks as she fights perjury charges. two lawmen are on the ballot and allegheny county d.a. and state senator john ravty is courting the republican nomination. you can rely on "action news" and 6abc.com all day long as pennsylvania and delaware voters decide the races and the ballot questions. as soon as we get the results we'll bring them to you. look for the results on our facebook page as well. >>> looking at the weather now if you head out to vote today you may want to grab the umbrella before you leave. it's warm now and we are tracking spotty severe storms heading our way as we look live at sky 6 hd from penn's landing. david murphy is outside of our studios with an update from accuweather. >> reporter: we have bright sunshine breaking out an

pennsylvania is the biggest prize followed by connecticut and the other states are maryland, delaware and rhode island. >> ken wayne has been tracking the returns and he's in the newsroom with the results. >> a great night for donald trump and a pretty good night so far for hillary clinton. fox news called donald trump the winner as soon as the polls closed. as he mentioned he has swept all five states winning the primaries in pennsylvania, maryland, delaware and rhode island and connecticut. on the democratic side hillary clinton has been declared the winner in pennsylvania, maryland and delaware but this is where things get interesting. in connecticut right now bernie sanders has a very narrow lead over hillary clinton 49.4% to 48.8% this is too close to call with a small percentage of vote. in rhode island. a good place for bernie sanders. he is up 59 percent to hillary clinton's 40%. so we are monitoring the two races and this is a very close and very interesting -- especially for bernie sanders trailing hillary clinton in the delegate count and needs to pick up more delegates to stay competitive with her. the

wayne gretzky and sing a song with him. in the last eight years, the fracking industry has spent over $40 million dollars on lobbying in pennsylvaniasurprise that even though they've had over 4,000 violations, all they've ever gotten is just a slap on the wrist it's time for that change. i'm josh shapiro, and i'll hold the oil and gas companies criminally liable for poisoning our air and our drinking water. i'll be an attorney general who always works for you. democrat josh shapiro. he'll stand up for us. katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helped implement obamacare and expand coverage. trump and toomey have attacked obamacare and social security. to fight back, president obama wants mcginty in the senate to protect women, families and seniors. vote in the democratic primary, april 26th. mcginty: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. >> why she's suddenly rejecting the label but still has a ring on her finger. it's all on etonline.com. >>> parade magazine has released i

pennsylvania senate seat. "eyewitness news" was at mcginty's polling place in wayne earlier this morning where she cast her vote as one of her daughters stood by her side. >>> we have captured a rival, former congressman and three star navy admiral joe sestak. the sestak stood in line with other voters before casting his vote at his polling location in gradyville. >>> john fedderman voted in pittsburgh, mayor of the braddock is running as a political outsider, allegheny county businessman joeys also on the ballot. >>> also on the ballot today candidates bat tolling succeed pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. "eyewitness news" was there as democratic candidates josh shapiro cast his vote in meadow brook. republican candidates john rafferty headed to the voting booth in eagleville. also running on the republican side, joseph peters, and on the democratic side, joe morganelli and steven is a pala. >>> the poles are opened in pennsylvania and delaware, you still have time, they will be opened until 8:00 o'clock tonight. >>> now in other news tonight there is a big break in the cold case police have made an

wayne ape falls bridge for recreational activities. we will move the traffic cam again to the mid county tolls to the pennsylvania turnpike now. no problems on the pennsylvania turnpike and on the northeast extension, earlier construction has been cleared, but both north and southbound, between quakertown and lehigh valley. so we are good to go there heading to the poconos you shouldn't have have any problems. it should abe nice drive. septa says trolley routes ten, 11, , 34, 36, not the operating through center city. the trolley's tunnel will be closed to allow for repairs and inspection of the tunnel. now during this closure, of course, these normal services are not operating. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new back to you rahel. >> thanks very much. >>> a delaware county high school marching band gets back together and after 50 years they proved that they still got it. >> ♪ >> oh, yeah. they have still got it. cardinal dougherty alumni band celebrated the 50th anniversary of the band winning the world's music competition in who will an. the group embarked on a european tour and even performed fo

pennsylvania. >> well, let's move on for the time being. ucsf just received the biggest donation in school history, $185 million going to find the research and into a cure for alzheimer's. >> yes. wayne freedman has details on the donors, wayne? >> reporter: this is the biggest donation, ever. it comes from a couple been together since their teens saying giving this is a privilege. let's begin the story at the end of the day. after this married couple of 61 years took a tour of their project. >> okay. >> are you going to be around? >> not hardly. after joan and sandy wild made it official today. >> how much is the gift? >> $185 million. >> you didn't blink. >> he is the former president of american express, and they're giving that money for neuroscience research. sachl-story building and talent to staff it. >> my mother had alzheimer's and my father, depression. >> hope is important. hope is crucial. >> their goal is to cross pollenate what had been different fields of brain study. they're all in play thanks to the money. >> funding, i mean just being able to have the funds to do the work. to hire good people. and have good space. >> so much for 1% batchers. they're untouchable right

pennsylvania. >> well, let's move on for the time being. ucsf just received the biggest donation in school history, $185 million going to find the research and into a cure for alzheimer's. >> yes. wayne freedman has details on the donors, wayne? >> reporter: this is the biggest donation, ever. it comes from a couple been together since their teens saying giving this is a privilege. let's begin the story at the end of the day. after this married couple of 61 years took a tour of their project. >> okay. >> are you going to be around? >> not hardly. after joan and sandy wild made it official today. >> how much is the gift? >> $185 million. >> you didn't blink. >> he is the former president of american express, and they're giving that money for neuroscience research. sachl-story building and talent to staff it. >> my mother had alzheimer's and my father, depression. >> hope is important. hope is crucial. >> their goal is to cross pollenate what had been different fields of brain study. they're all in play thanks to the money. >> funding, i mean just being able to have the funds to do the work. to hire good people. and have good space. >> so much for 1% batchers. they're untouchable right