for now reporting live in south whitehall township, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> thank, annie. >>> when bad weather rolls in, tune to 6abc.com/weather. you can find the seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker6 radar any time of day right there on our web site. >>> this is new. all lanes are back opened on the roosevelt boulevard this morning where a nasty single vehicle crash took place overnight. the action cam was on the scene near broad street in the hunting park section. the driver lost control, flipped and landed upside down on the highway just before 1:00 a.m. but was able to get himself out of the car. the only -- he only sustained minor scrapes and bruises. crews worked to turn the vehicle back over and move it off the highway. it is unclear why the driver lost control. >> it is 5:05. also new this morning, plan is dead after governo gunfire erupn delaware overnight on schwartz street in chester. police got to the scene to find a man between two parked cars fatally wounded. so far no arrests. police say they're still looking for a motive in the crime

for now reporting live in south whitehall township, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> thanksie. >>> now is a good time to load up your smartphones and tablets with our free 6abc apps. you can check out the itunes store or the google play store for the "action news" app, the storm tracker6 app, the events app and the watch abc app. >> ♪ >> new on "action news," all lanes are back opened on the roosevelt boulevard this morning where a nasty single vehicle crash took place overnight. the action cam was on the scene near broad street in the hunting park section. the driver lost control, flipped and landed upside down other highway just before 1:00 a.m. but was eighth to get himself out of the car. the only -- he only sustained minor scrapes and bruises. crews worked to turn the vehicle back over and move it off the highway. it is unclear why the driver lost control. >> it is 6:06 and also new this morning, police have just released more information in the deadly shooting in delaware county overnight. investigators now say two people were shot. gunfire exploded just before midnigh

for now, we're live in south whitehall township, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> annie, thankou for that. >>> lehigh valley residents are just some of the 70 million americans dealing with difficult winter weather across the country. this is the same massive storm system that brought deadly tornadoes to texas and flooding to the midwest. president obama called the governor of texas yesterday to offer federal support for the recovery efforts. now when severe weather happens turn to 6abc.com/weather. when your go there you can find the seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker6 double scan radar any time of day on our web site. >> 5:35 now and new this morning, a driver crashed into a wall in lower merion township and did not have to go far for treatment. it happened along lancaster avenue right near the entrance to lankenau hospital in wynnewood. the vehicle caught fire after the driver had been taken to the emergency room. it is unclear if the rainy weather played a role in the wreck. >>> a church in the lehigh valley continues to light up its nativity display even t

marcus in whitehall, pennsylvania. democrats lied.aller: good morning, gentlemen. -- democrats line. got inen speaker pelosi , i sent a document to influential people and it was all about institutional dissemination. the ceiling that has never been broken. -- that isn 1960 what happened there. it is people that make history. about the caller talked presidents. i want to read a comment from part of your book where you are talking about ronald reagan. and therety parties leaders are likely to dedicate a good amount of effort to helping their same party president or presidential candidate. if reagan were not president, hootsuld not be worth two as a minority." was this a new tactic? guest: to some extent, yes. the use of the floor for messaging purposes got its start in the late 70's, early 80's. it was republicans that initiated that. one thing that is important about the quote, everybody assumes the minority party cares about being in the majority. that is what matters most to them. but one of the important arguments i make in the book

we have a live picture from south whitehall township, lehigh county. this penn dot yard is preparing for its first action of the winter. let's get right to glenn "hurricane" schwartz. we knew the snow was coming eventually, maybe not in the next 24 hours, glenn, what are we looking at here? >> well, you can see on the radar just a little bit of white, that's the snow toward the poconos. a few flakes, pink, would be some sleet, even that is kind of patchy and some of that not reaching the ground. the rain, of course, is in the green, so it's all going to be increasing overnight, then we're going to be watching the temperatures, that's going to be critical. more coming up in a few minutes. >> glenn, thank you. don't forget you can always count on the mobile app to help you prepare for what could be our first bit of wintery weather. the nbc 10 morning team will have the latest weather and traffic updates tomorrow morning starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> well, the ski resorts, snow is a welcome word in the poconos. here's how things looked at camelback mountain t

this happened in the whitehall neighborhood. the couple started taking in rescued ferrets and reptiles in 2010. the two were in charleston for the holiday, when they answered the call from their neighbor. >> about 10:30 on christmas morning when we were at my mom's, and she just kept saying it's not as bad as you think, it's not as bad as you think. we got here and it was worse than i thought. >> i'd give up my whole house if company have my babies back. but at least i have these two. >> eric: the couples' two dogs, ferrets, parrots, a bearded all killed in the fire. those two parrots you saw survived. the fire was ruled to have started with a broken heat lamp. >>> eric: there are only a few days left before we ring in a new year and leave it to the capitol city to heat things up once again. >>> rochelle: that's right, columbia is the place to be this new year's eve if you're a fan of singer-songwriter lauryn hill. hill will headline this year's "famously hot new year's eve celebration" it's all taking place right across from ou

live in south whitehall township, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> and penndot is prepared for our first round of winter weather. more than 440 snow plow trucks will be on call in the philadelphia five-county region, and penndot has stockpiled 120,000 tons of salt at 35 different locations. the snow plow trucks are equipped with computerized salt spreaders that allow the operators to regulate the amount of salt to be distributed on the roads. >>> track the changing conditions of the wintery weather on our nbc 10 app. download it for free to get severe weather updates and traffic alerts on your smartphone. >>> philadelphia's district attorney wants an appeals court to take another look at a local catholic church abuse case after a church official's conviction was overturned last week. d.a. seth williams says he's asking for a rehearing of monsignor william lynn's case before the full state superior court. a three-judge panel last week awarded a new trial to lynn. deanna durante found out what the d.a.'s actions could mean for the future of this case. >> i think that we have to do all that

water main break in worcester township that's blocking off township line road between pop shop and whitehall on germantown pike to get around that. had some overnight construction on the northeast extension northbound between mid-county and lansdale. they're in the process of picking up. we were seeing slower speeds earlier. now up to 48 miles per hour. matt. >> thank you matt. >>> detectives released surveillance video of a case of mail theft in center city. it happened tat at an apartment building at 20th and walnut streets back on october 30th. this guy who they say is the thief forced open mailboxes and rifled through people's mail. investigators believe he got away with a credit card which he later used. if you recognize him call police. >>> the u.s. consumer product safety commission is warning people about christmas tree safety during the holidays. officials held a demonstration in rockville, maryland, to show how quickly a dry christmas tree burns in comparison to a well watered one. it takes only seconds for the flames from the dry one to engulf the room. the demonstration also show

right now salt trucks in our area getting ready to hit the roads and fox 29's brad sattin is live in whitehall township, lehigh county where people are heading out to pick up saul foyer their own walkways and driveways. can you pick me up some because i forgot? >> reporter: only if you bring me some gloves. i could use a pair of gloves right now. >> lucy we're only about 60 or so miles from center city up here in the lehigh valley but it is noticeably colder. it just started to rain. nothing more than rain at this point but there's a wind so it feels probably certainly colder than it actually is at this point. were you you mentioned penndot. penndot crews let's take you to the maintenance yard in hee lehigh valley. we were there just a short time ago. penndot up here telling us the drivers are pretty much scattered through the region. trucks busy at least handful of them at this point loading up with salt. they're not doing any pre treating of the roads at this point, because they say the rain and again that's all we're seeing right now would wash away i didn't of that pre treatment. penndot m

"action news" reporter chad pradelli live in south whitehall township with that part of the story. hi, chad. >> reporter: hey, monica. within the past couple of minutes it began to rain here in the allentown area. earlier tonight we saw the penndot trucks loading up with salt. they'll be out on the roadways applying that salt if it begins to sleet. it's really been an easy winter for penndot with these record temperatures, but for the ski resorts, it's been a difficult one. the young family thought they would have a few days of skiing and winter sports when they booked their getaway to bear creek mountain. instead they got this park lifts, bear ground an quiet lobby he. >> it was warmer yesterdayly we said the heck with it and we had a great time no matter what. >> we he did ping-pong, we did the hot tub, we did the pool, so we had a great time. >> reporter: bear creek public relations director jeff calls this winter one of the worst for seeing in his 10 years with the company. mother nature hasn't cooperated with record temperatures. >> luckily for us we have diversified our busin

line road closed pot shop road and whitehall road.se alternate we're suggesting west german town pike for those every you in and around the area. water main break happened around 10:00 p.m. last night, east cioga street closed, between bennington street and collar i can street. use the alternate right here hunting park avenue. that will help you out considerably again this morning, erika, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. looking at stories our sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 is following. philadelphia's groundbreaking franchise agreement with comcast last week forced the cable giant to sweeten its deal with seattle now. also, report says philadelphia's neighborhood schools are separate and un equal from this special admission schools. >> and, listen to there is there is now an app to get medical marijuana delivers to your door. check in two, three, four times a day on "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >>> coming up right here on "eyewitness news", we are live with the latest on homeowner who fought back and killed a robb

line road closed between pot shop road and whitehall road. use alternate. this is what we are suggesting right now, the alternate is west german town pike. for those of in you and around that area, also another water main break that happened last night in juniata park, east cioga street closed between benning ton street and collar i can strange, another area where we do have alternate. use hunting park avenue for those every in you and around that area. and flooding, due to drainage problem, control end road between sharon drive and alderbrook drive, couple of things to think becomes water main break still still do have construction, vine still closed and now flooding. >> thank up, homeowner turns tables on man who breaks into his howls. police say he had a gun, and used it. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at the scene in philadelphia's lawncrest section. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, police tell us this happened late last night, and this morning, police are still actually here. they tell us that a mask man with a gun announc

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in east norton, by the walgreens a crash by whitehall road, a bus broke down at egypt road and centerhere and whitpain township, another accidents scene. a pair of them in chester coins, one in east bradford and west goshen look for a wreck at west town road at five points road. and along 42 southbound at creek road, giving us extra slow speeds just 10 miles per hour as you come south off the walt whitman bridge. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you, meteorologist, cecily tynan, is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, coming up next. >>> the action cam along the ben franklin parkway earlier today where we had a steady light rain, the low cloud deck and that rain has moved off but more is on the way, stormtracker 6 live double scan getting a break in the action and double scan live is working overtime next week as heavy, steady rain moves our way, definitely mild and the average high is 43 degrees, we are holding at 60 in philadelphia, down from the high of 61, allentown 54, and millville 61 and trenton currently 60 degrees, satellite 6 along with acti

live inside south whitehall township, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> doug, thank you. speaking of the conditions, we have developing news. severe weather continuing to pound texas. first it was tornados, now the state is getting hit by a winter storm. meanwhile, oklahoma and missouri are also under a winter storm watch and they are dealing with flooding. that after several tornados sliced through texas this weekend, killing at least 11 people, including a baby. dozens of people were hurt when a twister with winds up to 165 miles per hour swept through the city of roland. damage stretches over 40-mile-long area south of dallas. >>> closer to home, to new information in the landmark case of monsignor william lynn. his conviction was overturned a second time last week, now philadelphia's district attorney wants to reargue the case. jacqueline london is following the developments. what's the latest? >> keith, philadelphia district attorney seth williams held a news conference this afternoon announcing he's not giving up on the case without a fight. today his office filed a

. >>> team coverage continues with "action news" reporter chad pradelli live in south whitehall where the penndot trucks are getting ready for any winter weather to come our way. they had to knock the rust off first i imagine, chad. >> reporter: yeah, you bet, brian. here in the last 10 minutes we've seen some of the penndot trucks loading up with salt. they'll be on the roadways tonight getting ready in case any of that sleet falls here in the lehigh valley. it's been a really easy winter for penndot but for ski resorts, it's been a difficult one and they need some below freezing temperatures. on bear creek mountain the chair lifts are parked the lobby quiet and the grounds bear. the report is calling this winter one of the worst for skiing. >> it was a week like christmas to new year's we lost this year there's no way to kind of recover from that financially for the company but, you know, we just continue to make efforts to reinforce the other business segments we have. >> reporter: public relations director jeff says the 06-07 and 2011-12 seasons are comparable but by this time the

marcus in whitehall, pennsylvania. democrats lied.ler: good morning, gentlemen. -- democrats line. got inen speaker pelosi , i sent a document to influential people and it was all about institutional dissemination. the ceiling that has never been broken. -- that isn 1960 what happened there. it is people that make history. about the caller talked presidents. i want to read a comment from part of your book where you are talking about ronald reagan. and therety parties leaders are likely to dedicate a good amount of effort to helping their same party president or presidential candidate. if reagan were not president, hootsuld not be worth two as a minority." was this a new tactic? guest: to some extent, yes. the use of the floor for messaging purposes got its start in the late 70's, early 80's. it was republicans that initiated that. one thing that is important about the quote, everybody assumes the minority party cares about being in the majority. that is what matters most to them. but one of the important arguments i make in the book,