the water main break in williamstown, williamstown road is blocked, between annapolis drive and independent boulevard. you will to have use this alternate. i would suggest new brooklyn aerial road. i will update new 15 minutes. erika, back over to you. >>> we have late word of the the student in custody in connection with the on line threat begins three schools in delaware county. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us with the the the latest information. justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. chester's mayor kirkland a a announced a 17 year-old girl is in police custody cues of threatening several schools and thousands of students. the lets take to you that post that we found on line this was posted on the photo sharing site instagram, just before 7:00 p.m. yesterday. the it threatens shooting that chester up land district schools as well as chester community charter schools and chichester high school. the the post, which includes images of guns, a casket, a knife and closes with the phrase all blacks must die. that led to an alert across campuses and prompted sc

and commonwealth violated the first amendment rights, blocking through a sales tax incentive. williamstown to find out what the builders and community members are saying about the decision. it's an exclusive look at part seeing. >>> sales tax incentive could be worth up to $18 million for the arc encountered theme park. the buildings, the judge's ruling is more about principal rather than money. >> just because we're christians doesn't mean we can participate in programs other companies participate. you can't discriminate in christians like that, everybody can't. >> kim han, answers in genesis, kentucky was discriminating, because it plans to use religious preference in hiring, something he says law upholds. >> what people need to believe to be able to be employed at the arc and counter. have religious preference. >> and arc and counter is rising on 800 acres of land off i-75 in williamstown. inside, where it continues, ham says, is the world's largest timber framed building. there will be teaching exhibits, cages, features sculptors of animals the bible says noah brought back to the park.

tony mirones 9 on you side williamstown. another deep dive on wall street today. today.the dow jones industrial average dropped nearly 400 points.a response to a plunge in china's stock market.the nasdaq down another 138 points. we're on your side with what to keep in mind before worrying about your investments. according to time magazine - china's market should not hold much sway over your investments. investments.experts say the stock market can be a leading many countries. that doesn't hold true in china. in china's growing state - it's more valuable to pay attention to the economy, rather than it's stock market. we all just keep losing - but the future winner of the powerball will now win 700-million dollars - maybe more. more.the lottery says it's the biggest jackpot in u-s history. the next drawing is saturday. you'll see those numbers on 9 on your side at 11. the powerball is played in 44 states - the district of columbia, the u-s virgin rain is back for friday, and it'll be heavy at times. our best chance for rain on friday will be during the morning drive

this is in sickerlerville, williamstown erial road northbound and southbound. 295 around route 130 in west deptford, southbound drive time 23 minutes from the 42 freeway to the bridge. roadways starting to dry up. here's 422 eastbound around the route 202 ramp to the southbound route 202. you can see we did have an earlier accident here and now we have police activity there. for cleanup, potentially could be snow removal there as well. definitely be careful. we're seeing more accidents at least since the storm on the off ramps and around sharp curves. be careful for that. there will be temporary stoppages here as well. more updates on these scenes when i come back in the next ten minutes or so. >>> 5:32 and 40 degrees in philadelphia. new from overnight, crews continue to clear snow from the roads. in most places crews are focused on actually moving piles of snow from street parking spots and parking lots. i stopped to shoot this cell phone video on my way into work. you caoç see the machine moving snow. and crews are still working to clear the streets in philadelphia as students head

williamstown erial road is blocked at annapolis drive. is it yostick to sicklerville r. coming out because temperatures are in the 40's in south jersey. 41 in philadelphia. 40 in millville. 40 in trenton, 41 in beach haven. in the lehigh valley upper 30's. mount pocono is sitting at the freezing mark. so roads are really just wet. we've had some light showers in south jersey and delaware but nonetheless a handful of accidents out there today, matt. >> okay, thanks karen. >>> new this morning, a flying tire killed a driver on a massachusetts highway. a 19-year-old woman was driving a pickup truck southbound on route 128 in lexington yesterday when one of her tires fell off. it flew over the barrier truck another vehicle and then a second one. the man in that second car was killed. police say it is too early to tell whether charges will be filed. >> the founder of bikram hot yoga is feeling the heat. a jury found bikram choudhury guilty of sexual harassment. he must pay his former lawyer nearly seven and a half million dollars in damage. the lawyer claimed cloud reharassed

know how much snow. i will guess around four inches. west union, around adams county. two inches, williamstown. two inches, perrenna in bracken county. two inches in hillsborough. all the areas, to the east of cincinnati. if you're travelling east, along 52 or 32. you will definitely run into bad roads, as you have east of cincinnati. there could be a slick spot here and there. we're only seeing some light snow at the moment. >> maybe a quick dusting or covering. you will need that ruler to the southeast and to the east. and visibility reduced just a bit over the city right now. look at the dew point. it would be snowing better much downtown. the dew point, or the difference between the temperature and the dew point, two significant, in cincinnati, to make for any sort of snowfall. it may change a little in the next couple of hours, but not a lot. we're not going to see a whole lot, of any snow, over much of hamilton county. we will continue to see the wind. winds in the north, 23 miles an hour. temperatures in the mid to up he 20s. simply state too dry, is a little moist. tip, there's a dry d

``you get down to areas around dry ``ridge in williamstown close to ``two or three inches on many of ``these areas. `` ``robertson county, they picked up ``about five inches of his well -- ``as well. ``maybe a few areas isolated in ``the metro but the difficult ``travel is really going to be ``of the metro. `` we have cut back on the overall ``tri-state in general. `` north of the river, a dusting or ``maybe half an inch. ``and then you get down towards ``dry ridge and falmouth where it ``little bit longer. ``and once you get down towards ``peoples, parts of grant, ``robinson -- that will be the big ``jackpot basically right where we ``expected it to be. `` we show some light snow across ``the area with heavier snows. ``keep an eye on the darker blues ``that begin the pivot away. ``we will deal with some light ``snow around here. ``east of the metro through the ``evening hours. ``they will continue to pick up ``more substantial accumulations. ``you don' t want to travel in ``these directions because it will ``be very difficult. ``this will all be over by sunrise ``tomorrow and we hav

the team finished with an 81 to 56 victory over trimble county.tony mirones, on your side, williamstown. weather summary: spotty snow showers begin mainly after 3 a.m. by the peak morning rush (6-8 a.m.), a half inch of snow could already be on the ground and this will include cincinnati. scattered snow showers continue until around very windy in the morning hours causing blowing snow and lower visibility at times. in all, it looks like another inch of snow will fall in the tri-state with more isolated it was a new low in so many ways. coaches mishaving....fan s misbehaving.. in.....quesitonable calls... questionable clock management....and a team unable to control its emotions.. but i think this was also a new low for the fans. i don't remember them this destroyed since joe montana threw a winning pass to john taylor in super bowl 23.it just was so hard to take......emotions ranged from the highest highs to the lowest lows in a matter of seconds. here's how the players felt today. that's what players were doing today....getting their things together and heading to all part of the count

for a major biblical attraction coming to williamstown. williamstown.the commonwealth 's last governor said "ark encounter" would *not* get the tax break because of the park's religious themes.a federal judge ruled that the commonwealth violated the park's first amendment protections.today -- governor matt bevin says his administration has no plans to appeal.the tourism tax incentive could be worth up to 18 million dollars. we're hoping to hear more keeping your family safe from water contaminants.this is after a major crisis you've heard about in flint michigan. michigan.the city had planned a news conference today about how they treat and test water... but called it off. nine on your side showed you yesterday how you can take matters into your own hands... and buy water testing kits at local hardware stores.we're staying on top of this story -- to make sure your family is safe from danger. meanwhile...the plant manager in sebring accused of falsifying reports about lead in the water... says it's a -- quote "downright lie".the town is fin

williamstown, 5 inches. hal illton, less than an inch in cheviette and .50 at the airport. northwest nothing and to the north, basically nothing as well. now, these are as of 8:00. so these numbers will continue to grow especially in our eastern counties because they are gonna hang onto some of this light snow through the nighttime hours tonight. this is where we have just patches of light snow across hamilton county, down through clermont and brown and adams. it's kind of rotating in a counterclockwise fax but but slowly pulling off to the east. we'll continue to see that movement through the night. everything rotating around the big low. it gives up in cincinnati but light snow in the eastern counties and our southeastern counties as well. so don't be surprised, you know, down in southern brown county and adams, bracken and mason, you wake up to another .5 or inch on top of what you have right now come tomorrow morning. temperatures are in the 20s everywhere we look. winds are strong between 13 and 16 miles per hour. that makes for some cold windchills between 8 and 15. t

tom mckee, nine on your side, live in williamstown." it's a story that breaks your heart. a dad mistakenly shoots and kills his 14-year-old son because he thought he was an intruder. intruder. 9 on your side learned today the father of *geortay mack* will not face charges. the man says his son sneaked back into the basement to skip school. the father says he thought his son was a robber. he says shouted "boo." hamilton county prosecutors call this a tragic mistake - but not a crime. 7:40:43 - 7:40:57"it's really a tragic situation. i don't know how you lose your son and know it was done because of a mistake you made, whether you were startled or whatever. it's still something that's gonna be with him for the rest of his life." life."prosecutor deters says it's a lesson for anyone with a gun in their home to get all the training you can so these types of mistakes don't happen to you. we hope you already bought you powerball ticket.lines are forming at tri-state stores. just about everyone - going for the one and a half billion dollar prize. 9 on your side's john genovese is

water main break over here in south jersey, williamstown, annapolis drive.t, norristown, buses, trains, trolleys, regional rails, all back to normal full service this morning. chris, lauren, back to you. >> okay, we've first showed this post yesterday morning, two buddies built an igloo lou in brooklyn, offered it up 200 bucks a night, the site shut it down, didn't meet occupancy standards. but closer look inside the igloo. >> two friend say they went out during the height of the weekend blizzard and built this snow house, they dubbed, the boutique winter igloo for two. the brooklyn igloo took the internet by storm, pun intended, pulled it the post sunday night but before it did handful of people showed interest in renting the igloo. >> we had five people contact us. >> one tried to rent the entire month of july. >> were going to ask 500 a night. thought it was ridiculous, kind of like renting out igloo in brooklyn would be totally ridiculous. comedian tracy morgan going back on the road in his picking up the pieces tour starts next month. and scheduled to m

talking about 4 inches on the ground there, hillsboro 2.3, georgetown two, aberdeen 2 inches, williamstown 2 inches as well, melia -- a melia 1 inch. i 71 was a cut off of where we would have these heavier to the east southeast, and not as significant to the northwest. n o rthwest. that has definitely been the divider for us today. continuing into this evening, future clouds and radar continued to show best no fall route turns -- returns as we get closer to midnight, the coverage starting to pull the places that have been hit terrible road conditions. mark sent this in from cherry fork, low visibility, snow- covered roads, hilly roads at that which we all know how that works. not a lot of fun to drive on those roads. we have lisa lewis who sent and her daughter from manchester, i mean,, it looks like she is enjoying that light snow. there is a couple of inches of snow on the ground. for tonight, yes, the snow continues, mainly throughout this evening in our more eastern spots. dropping to 32 -- 30 degrees out there, barely budging from the mid- 20s we are seeing right now. storm is coming

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the wind stays light all day into the low 40s for wilmington, philadelphia, and williamstown. we have the seven-day forecast forecast and warmer weather ahead and futurecast when you can expect the snow showers tomorrow. >> thanks, bill. >>> it's 5:08. right now let's take look at your traffic this morning. >> right. we've been talking about icy on-and-off ramps. jessie has been watching that. jessica? >> this is the northbound side around the schuylkill expressway headed westbound. these cars headed off here are going toward schuylkill. let's keep moving the camera. you can see cars pulled over into the right-hand shoulder. i keep trying to zoom in on those areas. slippery spots being reported because of that scene. so now you can see cars moving by to the left-hand side. there's no backup behind this ramp right now but people out of their cars and pretty much over into the side shoulder there because of those slippery conditions. so, again t blue route northbound. this spot was slippery all week. still watch out for that being slippery even if it doesn't look like that. go a

bellmawr, 20 inches, 14 and a half in in williamstown, lindenwald almost 14, delaware, new castle county, was hit the hard it, 16.1 at the new castle airport, west dover coming in at 14.2 inches, and officially in philadelphia, just shy of 2 feet, 22.4, that's the fourth largest snowstorm on record. coastal flood warning continues until noon. so we have one more high tide to go through. which is current pretty much about now, across new jersey and delaware. so that's an area of concern. temperatures, it is cold, there you go, teens, 20's, so it is very icy out still. and over the next few days, still icy travel, as i mention, melting during the day, everything refreeze z at night, meisha earlier showing spin out, that will be a problem, black ice out, there so what's the latest? not whole lot of traffic yet. that's a good thing, right? >> yes. the problem we're seeing right now, the good thing, but the problem we're seeing rightful, because we have that sun, sometimes it gives us this misleading al your we can go out travel at posted speeds which i want to remind you we still have speed

pete inner williamstown above freezing at 35. phil, in philadelphia in the upper 20's.in ocean city, james at 37 degrees. still below freezing in nottingham and in north wales. we have some cloud rolling n mid to high level clouds but it is pre duesing a decent sunrise this morning. we will go to ed connor's house in chesterfield and you can see mid to high level clouds rolling in but nice color this morning. those clouds are a sign of the developing storm system that will impact us tomorrow. we will talk about that in a bit. peter plantmeanti in williamstown his sunrise, a nest egg is huge, wonder what is living up there. good shot there. philadelphia from phil, nice sunrise and one more, we will take you to cherry hill some good color this morning. the that is the trend. just filtered sunshine today with warm temperatures. let's take you further north into berks county this morning, 25 right now, up in kutztown, from the kutztown area middle school. wind is calm, so a pleasant, quiet, sunday morning, notice the the sunnies coming up, in between those clouds. still a d

bellmawr, new jersey, 20 inches, williamstown, 14.5 officially over foot at the atlantic city airport into delaware, new castle county airport, 16.1, west over, 14.2, harrington the home of the delaware state fair, coming in over a foot of snow, 22.4, officially for philadelphia, that makes it the fourth largest snowstorm. crazy winds, too, along the good day coast yesterday we had gusts over 70 miles per hour in dewey beach, delaware, coastal flood warning continues today, one more high tide to be worried b but again, a loft sunshine today, temperatures just about around 33 degrees. talk about a bit of warm upcoming up this week in the seven day forecast in a few minute. but let's go back over to meisha for check on those road conditions. is anyone out there this morning yet? >> you know, there is, slowly now starting trickle on the roadways, justin, i don't know, i don't know who is crazier, them or us, or i'm not quite sure any more. but i will let you know regardless if you're out ringer around today, i know i will be after this shift, still very icy out there. we've seen already

possible in vineland, more likely during the afternoon evening commute for narberth, philadelphia and williamstownnd then warmup over the weekend. the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten. >> 5:39. we've been warning you all morning about icy conditions. plan for extra time because you don't know what you'll face on the roads because of the melting and refreezing. >> we have matt delucia in stormforce 10 and jessica boyington here in the studio with us to take a look at the roads across our region. what are you finding? >> we are finding a lot of crew on the scene, trying to get rid of icy spot and for snow removal, that's a good thing. 295 in hamilton township around 195, no problems in the airy. if you are heading out the door to new jersey transit or so, you'll be good getting to that station in trenton. watch out for a water main break on route 130 southbound at 195. the right lane is closed because of that. as for mass transit, expect delays and cancellations. they're basically running on normal service and all normal schedules for amtrak, new jersey transit, patco and d.a.r.t. running on

batavia, clermont county, alexandria, to will and stem -- to williamstown. temperatures did not do the job in terms of whatever was left over of the snow, so some of these showers tonight certainly will. tuesday morning, gloomy skies when you wake up. it is my old right now. step outside for some mild weather, close to 50. tomorrow morning. it will be blustery and colder, down into the 30' will stay in top the 30' day long. very chilly tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. do not expect to see any of the sun. temperatures will hold steady or probably fall into late evening. tonight, we have balmy breezes out. look at the temperature map, compared to 20 for hours ago, the rangers are running 20 and in some cases, 30 degrees warmer -- temperatures are running 20 and, in some cases, 30 degrees warmer than it was last night. relatively mild tonight. but a different story tomorrow morning. a balmy breeze. 37 right now at the airport. a south wind at 15 at this time. we have overnight showers tonight. it will not amount to do much. gone by the morning commute.

the other in williamstown. >>> philadelphia's new mayor lends his support to great cau cause. >> "eyewitness news" at the diamond club at citizens bank park tonight. the phanatic was there as well. mayor kenny wasn't of the speakers on hand as the freedom valley ymca kicked off its annual campaign. the goal is to $6 million. >>> as if the super bowl isn't big enough you can add one of the biggest names in music to the list of performer at this year's half time show. >> we know cold play is head lining. coming up we'll be telling you who's joining the rock band. >> also fried chicken and ribs that will make your mouth water. it's southern comfort food at its best and you don't even have to travel far to get it. taste with tori heads to a south jersey favorite that's gettin gg national exposure. kate? >> and temperatures finally trending upward but as the warm air comes in so does the rain. here it is. this next system is gathering moisture and it's headed our way for the weekend. i'll tell you if your entire week sandy wash out coming up with the seven day forecast. >>> and hometown hall of f

also a problem near gloucester township a water main break here in williamstown erial road.cklerville road one of your good options to get around that problem there. matt and tam. >> thank you karen. >>> new this morning, state police are investigating a bizarre traffic tragedy in massachusetts. a 19-year-old woman was driving a pickup truck southbound on a highway yesterday when one of her tires fell off. it flew over the barrier struck one vehicle then another one traveling north. the man in the second car was killed. investigators say it's too early to tell whether or not charges will be filed. >> the weekend blizzard still as people in delaware snowed in. a wilmington city councilman came to the rescue of one of those people whose neighbor who needed to get to his dialysis appointment. sheila craddock tried calling never one, the ems national guard for days because her street wasn't plowed. it prevented her husband joseph from making his appointment. out of desperation she knocked on a neighbor's door. councilman theo answered. he took him for his treatment. >> it's my n

of those tickets worth $50,000 were sold in our area one in burlington township, the other in williamstown. >>> just in case you have got one here's another chance to check those tickets. the the winning number in last night's drawing are two, 11, 47, 62, 63, and the power ball number was 17. >>> only two players got the in the baseball hall of fame this year and one is from phoenixville. >> don bellies here now with more on a bit a local who made it big, big, big. >> local pride for sure. 365 votes and it is official, mike piazza is now a baseball hall of famer. twelve time all-star got his start right there in our area, he was a first base man at phoenixville high school before going on to have an incredible career with the dodgers and mets. he is universally considered the greatest hitting catcher in baseball history, 427 home runs, phoenixville's current coach and piazza's former coach both say his best quality is his work ethic. >> lowest draft pick ever to make the hall of fame is an unbelievable feat and once you know mike it understands that it the takes that work it particular put

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afternoon and with those clouds, the chance of rain showers for westchester, philadelphia and williamstownthe seven-day forecast with a look at the warming trend over the weekend when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> thanks for that. 4:41. 24 degrees in philadelphia. we've been warning you about the possibility of ice on your morning commute. there are icy conditions being reported. we have a serious accident reported on the blue route. jessica boyington is watching that. jessica? >> it was an overturned vehicle. fortunately noç injuries repord from this accident scene at least right now. you can see this is on the blue route right now around the schuylkill expressway. on the southbound side, actually clearing out of the way, still police activity on the scene. you can actually see if it is caused by icy conditions, you can see slippery areas over into the shoulders because all of the snow in the area and all of the ice isn't cleared out of the way. you can see some of that right in here. one lane still getting by. it has been out there for half an hour or so. there may be a big backup on the

one in burlington township, the other in williamstown. the next drawing is tomorrow night. >> well, maybe if you hit the lottery saturday night, you can afford to buy this. check it out. 1894s barber dime sold at auction last night for $1,997,000.10. just kidding. we just through that in there just for the effect. but only 24 of these were minted in san francisco back then, only eight or nine of them known to exist for now. that will leaves more than dozen unaccounted for, so, check your pockets. a dime. worth a million dollars. how about it? i don't know, some things in life i just don't understand. brand new recommendations about what makes up healthy diet including how much coffee you should drink. we'll break it down coming up next. >>> also, a diet we can get hine. imagine eating tacos for 30 days straight? but the taco cleanse comes with a catch. jan? >> reporter: and we're coming to you live this morning from the blue mountain resort in palmer ton, finally ready for the big snow and ski boarding season. coming up trying to break a

showers still around west union. down through brooksville. all of robertson and all of ridge, williamstown seeing some snow showers. we're off the cusp of the shutoff, and little bit of snow. some areas are going to be battling the cold and wind chills tonight. some areas will be dealing with messy roads in addition to the cold wind chills. this is the entire storm system. it spans all the way from western tennessee to the mid-atlantic states. almost 800 miles wide. areas well to the east of us are going to get slammed. we're just going to see some messy roads and portions of the local viewing areas while others get missed completely. right now we're in the mid-20s. 25 in georgetown. when you factor the 18 miles an hour winds straight from the north, it feels like the lower teens. we have a windchill value of the lower teens in cincinnati. temperatures slowly fall through the mid-20s, we keep the chance in for snow showers, especially areas of butler county, central and northern warren county and even most of clinton county, as well as franklin union and fayette county, not going to see to

williamstown four and a half. ewing 16 inches. manahawkin 14 inches. delaware, we expect earlier in the week would be the hardest hit, actually getting off pretty easy with the highest snow band to the north. wood side 15.5. wilmington 13.6. dover 2.8. hockessin 12.2. smyrna 9.7 inches of snow. right now it is cold. wind chills in the teens. this is better than a few hours ago. the feels like three in philadelphia 12 in atlantic city. two in the poconos. reading feels like 4 degrees. so, sat the light six with action radar showing finally the the slow moving storm, this mountain is moving to the east. the it is taking the snow witt. we are getting wind shifting out of the northwest, that is pulling down, dry air. so the snow is ending but we do have one more, high tide psyched toll get through so the the shore impact is sunday afternoon. next high tide between 7:00 and 8:00 o'clock tomorrow morning and that will cause additional coastal flooding. the it will not be as bad as tonight's flooding which wasn't as bad as this morning, significant beach eros

williamstown aerial roadblock between a man mans drive and independence boulevard. take new brooklyn aerial road. i will update mass transit coming up in 15 minutes. erika, back to you. >>> well, this is a a pretty familiar sight, snow covered streets, four days now after the weekend storms. the the city is reporting progress but for people living on those streets, frustration is boiling over. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from fishtown, and peoples patients wearing thin, jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. we will take a look at one of those forgotten streets in just a moment but i want to show you what the the main loads are looking like. we are coming to you live from fishtown from west girard avenue and you can see main road here are looking darn good, completely clear. you might see moisture because of the overnight rain but not bad at all. that is not the causing the problem. the what is is the side streets like this this is palethorpe street here in fishtown where with you can see mound of snow still, a little bit of ice as

the other in williamstown. >>> philadelphia's new mayor lends his support to great cau cause. >> "eyewitnessews" at the diamond club at citizens bank park tonight. the phanatic was there as well. mayor kenny wasn't of the speakers on hand as the freedom valley ymca kicked off its annual campaign. the goal is to $6 million. >>> as if the super bowl isn't big enough you can add one of the biggest names in music to the list of performer at this year's half time show. >> we know cold play is head lining. coming up we'll be telling you who's joining the rock band. >> also fried chicken and ribs that will make your mouth water. it's southern comfort food at its best and you don't even have to travel far to get it. taste with tori heads to a south jersey favorite that's gettin gg national exposure. kate? >> and temperatures finally trending upward but as the warm air comes in so does the rain. here it is. this next system is gathering moisture and it's headed our way for the weekend. i'll tell you if your entire week sandy wash out coming up with the seven day forecast. >>> and hometown hall of fam

this water main break is an issue here in gloucester township on williamstown erial road.t's blocked here in camden county near annapolis drive. stick to sicklerville road as your alternate. coming in from warminster in bucks county taking the schuylkill no reports of problems. you have an easy 49 minute ride. how about the temperatures as you head out the door right now? that will tell the story. we're above freezing everywhere sitting at the freezing mark in the poconos but 41 in philadelphia. lots of melting going on right now, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> we're following a developing story out of seattle. two people were killed 13 others wounded as shooting erupted last night at a homeless encamp. it appears the shooting started as an argument among people who knew each other. police say they're searching for two persons of interest. we'll continue to follow this story on air and online at 6abc.com. >> okay and i'm erin o'hearn at the big board. the studio is showing 137 shots into a car. that car had two unarmed people inside and that's the situation that led to the f

of the tickets were $50,000, were sold here in our area, nun burlington township, the other in williamstown. >>> well, coming up after the break, another check on weather and traffic. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> the bad weather not here yet, certainly nice window of opportunity of dry weather opportunity if you have any outdoor plans here today, but will eventually be some showers that start to dot the area radar specially by tonight. for now storm scan pretty quiet. hands full of clouds, those will continue to build, actually see the signs that far already, back through western maryland, and western pennsylvania, and again, that's all headed our way with time here today. so, we start to see some of the showers picking up for you, sort of timing everything out, it is mainly tonight, that the wet weather starts to pick up, region wide, and then tomorrow not going to call it a wash out by any means, but it is damp and dreary. you will have clouds, fog, dizzle, hands full of showers once in a while, but the steadiers and heaviest rain comes saturday overnight into specially sunday m

main break happening here and this is in camden county new jersey right in gloucester township on williamstownal road. it's blocked near annapolis drive so you could stick to sicklerville road is as your alternate. let's take a look, wow, at the temperatures through the region. it's 41 degrees right now in philadelphia. 39 in allentown. 38 in reading. so even in the lehigh valley above freezing. 42 in millville. 40 degrees in sea isle city with a little bit of drizzle and some light showers especially in south jersey and delaware early this morning, matt. >> got you karen. thanks. >>> new this morning, a flying tire killed a driver on a massachusetts highway. the 19-year-old woman was driving a pickup truck southbound on route 128 in lexington yesterday when one of her tires fell off. it flew over the barrier, struck another vehicle and then a second one traveling north. the man in that second car was killed. police say it is too early to tell whether charges will be filed. >> the founder of bikram hot yoga is feeling the heat. a jury found bikram choudhury guilty of sexual area has. he must p

late tuesday. yes, it is early february on tuesday. there's a risk foreseeing stronger storms. williamstown, seeing 43. cooler in cleaves. mesa and laurel, each at 38. windchill, close to temperature for most. windchill generally in the upper 30s for most. we're down to 39, after making it 40. official high today 41. much warmer with highs in the low to mid 50s. satellite data, shows clouds from earlier, quickly moving out. we have wall to wall sun. clouds to the northwest of the tri-state will push our way. they will arrive as they dissipate. clear all the way through tonight. likely clear once we are overnight most. hardly a cloud in the sky in the ohio valley. we have no rain to track around 71. up 74, down to the aa. high pressure is nearby. that keeps us dry overnight. the forecast model. some clouds in the evening. this will be a quiet, peaceful and tranquil evening. early tomorrow morning, lots of sun. notice clouds return during the afternoon. we'll call for increasing clouds in the afternoon. we will stay dry tomorrow and tomorrow night. but once we get to sunday, especially in the

not for all. 30 at the international airport. port williams at 29. georgetown, 23. owington and williamstown are above freezing. most have a windchill that's down to the 20s. windchill 23 at the international airport. isolated flurries in the forecast, late tonight and early tomorrow. also, late in the day tomorrow. tomorrow evening. after two quick bouts with flurries, no accumulating snow. clouds gradually move out late tomorrow night and early friday. finally, temperatures spike to the 50s. we'll take you to the weekend forecast and discuss, if there's a chance of thunderstorms in the week ahead. sydney. >> another report has promising new information, related to common women's cancer and diet. >> liz bonis joins us to tell us >> this report looked at women over a lifetime who developed ovarian cancer, compared their eating habits. they found diet changes may make a difference for some women and so could early detection, which is also what survivors recently shared to us at practice for the power is here shoot-out. >> my stomach swelled. i had forever bloating. i looked like i was five mo

williamstown 2.5 inches. cape may, 2.5 inches. in newark delaware 1.5. warn gate 2 inches and west dover reporting nearly 4 inches of snow. wider view showing big picture on double scan live, and what is happening, that low pressure is starting to form, and starting to intensify, and to the south of cape look out, north carolina a the it will hug the virginia cape. it will gradually head to sea but you can see all this moisture it will be pulling from the the atlantic. we will see that rain band get closer to the coast, as we head to the overnight hours. but this system is going to be crawling. and that means we have hours and hours of heavy snow, and that will be piling up, very quickly. details on that, let's head over to adam joseph. adam. >> we will see a lot during overnight hours as we go to bed and wake up tomorrow morning. if you take philadelphia, for example here as we break it down between now and gone, 7:00 o'clock in the morning. eight to 10 inches on the ground. then an additional eight to 10 t during the day time on saturday. and then satu

let go to meteorologist brandon in williamstown in grant county. as brandon said, they're are tweeting that the southern portion of kentucky is already getting slams. >> you know what, i was looking and i saw some reports. they're getting a inice storm a ice storm at southeastern kentucky. they have reports of snow on power lines, and we here are not dealing with that. here in williams town and you saw that truck move by, that is here. it's a ghost town. we are next to the banjo cellar, you can buy, trade, and rent all the sign that is on the door, you wouldn't guess it, everything is closed, the schools are closed. the courthouse is closed so everything is completely empty as it should be with all of the snow that is on the way. we are expecting around a half a foot if not more in williams town. that snow moving in here as we get close to 9:00. we're going it to get on the road southward that is where the snow will move into our area first. hopefully on start 64 as you catch us during the 8:00 hour, we will see the snow push into that area. for ci

mark: the latest on the new religious park in williamstown involving the massive ark. lisa: concerns over security measures at cincinnati city hall. why harry black says it is time for change. mark: 5:40 as we take a live look outside this morning and you get up and get going on your wednesday. it is wednesday already, folks. 29 degrees waiting for you. re having a gre look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. randi: good morning. taking a live look outside and it looks like a cool but, you know, january-like start to the day. clouds around, dry all day. if you don' t like the 30' s, if the cool air bums you out, don' t worry, it looks like it will get much warmer over the next several days. heading out the door right now, one more chilly day to make it through. upper 20' we have 30' s, 40' s, 50' s, even 60' s for highs in the coming week. if you have a friend coming to town, trying to pack for the weather, they will haven' t issue. otherwise, no big deal as the warm-up coinci

and rehoboth, over in 26 and bright sunshine and it will climb into the up 20s for wilmington, williamstownup to 27 degrees but the steady wind won't die down until later tonight. sand we have to deal with what's coming towards the weekend. gusty cold winds, temperatures in the 20s this afternoon. a cold morning tomorrow 37 in the afternoon there is a slight chance we'll see a snow shower in the evening, scattered showers are possible. little to no accumulation wednesday. brilliant sunshine on wednesday. 37 degrees thursday afternoon. come friday the clouds move in, the chance of snow increasing as the day goes on, most likely starting off in the afternoon and accumulating in through the evening hours and through most of saturday. let me push another button and you can see the rest of the seven-day. saturday snow and wind, 34, the high temperature, probably wet snow, mixing with rain in parts of delaware and south jersey and out of here for sunday. i have 38 degrees. we'll start the melting process on sunday and it continues after a cold morning monday up to 43. >> i heard you say travel wi

we'll move into the garden state, take a look at moorestown, 19 inches. 19.5 in mount holly, williamstown3 inches and look at delaware, west dover, almost 13 sentence of snow, new castle international airport, 13.6. much more to come on the legacy of the system. but right now, our team coverage continues. meteorologist dave warren when is that final batch of snowing whying to pull out of the delaware valley. >> it will be out soon. get ready for the dig out day tomorrow. you'll wake up to no more snow. >> it's gone overnight. this is the computer forecast showing where the heaviest snow is. watch the band move through south jersey and delaware. it will continue to move off the coast in the next two hours. we have to get rid of the clouds. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, there's bright sunshine, still a cold breezy, not as gusty as today, but you'll feel it when you step outside, a little cold wind coming out of the northwest. the wind direction is key. we have to get through another high tied. it's out of the northwest and that's a better direction, northeast all day today piled

and not a lot warmer than it is right now for wilmington, williamstown and philadelphia. sunshine today, snow at the end of the week. the seven-day when we come back. the timing of the potential snow storm later on this week into the weekend. that's in ten minutes. >>> see you then, bill. it's about 6:09. almost 6:10. let's get a check on traffic. >> first alert traffic reporter jesk wra boyington. >> we're heading down south in bridgeton, new jersey, due to a building fire on route 49 around fayette street, all lanes are closed right now. i checked in with my map system here. not a lot of backup in the area. follow the detours around that fire scene and you'll be fine. on the blue route around the germantown pike exit ramp, starting to get a little bit of here. everybody is moving along nicely heading northbound or southbound. we are in the process of an opening for the taco informny p bridge. i'll be back in the next ten minutes with a check on mass transit. >> jessica, thanks for that. >>> last night's debate had it all. which question really got the candidates fired u

think morning, no problems coming down 95, south jersey looking good, but water main break along williamstown road at annapolis drive. septa look being like we'll try to get back to normal. little better every day, we move along here, but watch for fewer carson each of the trains, expect some over crowd, your best bet, for any of the septa systems, go to septa.org, click on the is he tell status, and you will be able to see your bus, your train, your trolley or your regional rail line exactly as it stands, before you head out that front door. chris, back over to you. >> bob, let's stay with travel. the weekends blizzard is over. kids across the city are going back to school this morning, both public and catholic schools, are back open. but we'll street pose a problem for the streets and the butting? steve keel way look at that. >> demonstrating, a way to do it. >> v here. i'm little different than everybody else. >> we've known that for years. >> well, you see this pile of snow? it is higher than me, twice as high as little kid. this is what i'm demonstrating. you like this casino of tv? here

two of them in our area one in burlington township, and the other in williamstown. and, maybe you have the the winning ticket? let's look at those winning numbers, one more time, two, 11, 47, 62, and 63, and the power ball is 17. >> i would be afraid to look at it. >> yes. >> having a heart attack right there. >> one half of south philadelphia's famous cheese stake corner tries something new today for a good cause. >> path the path's serves up a cheese stake minus the stake. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is live in south philadelphia with more on a veggie creation, rahel. >> reporter: jessica, to this is something new pat's is trying every few weeks or so they will invite a chef down here and that person will then make a cheese stake of their choosing with all proceeding to go charity. the now folks here at the pennsylvania path's tell me they figure why not start the new year and with a healthy alternative to the cheese stake. with new years resolutions still fresh on our mind, pat's steaks is also trying something new. >> anything you want. >> reporter:

in sickerlerville, new jersey, for a water main break closed the north and southbound side of williamstownal road between cross keys and jarvis road. that road, if you're not going in any of the local areas, you might be getting to the atlantic city expressway. here's the boulevard around fox street. no problems. we're starting to see some of the volume but no problems still in either direction. everyone moving along nicely. here's the blue route, looking great, nice and green. northbound or southbound from the schuylkill expressway to 95, a 15-minute trip. i'll be back in the next ten minutes with a check on mass transit for your morning. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 18 minutes after 6:00. it's been a rainy night but the temperatures are above freezing. so rain is coming down but icing is not aç threat. and there has been melting through the night. 41 degrees in philadelphia. the wind is starting to kick in. look at that, it's gusting to 22 miles an hour. it has shifted. that's going to keep our temperatures lower this afternoon than they were

peter saying he heard it three times in williamstown. courtney felt it five times in cape may courthouse. she says the strongest being around 2:32. no damage just shaky hands. alan tells us he heard it six times in egg harbor township. those tweets being repeated all afternoon. we have what the u.s. gs thinks it is a sonic boom but just what caused it remains a mystery tonight, guys. we can tell you fox 29 has calls out to the new jersey national guard, norad, the faa, but right now, guys, no one can explain what happened this afternoon, of course, we're on top of this story haven't the very latest tonight at 6:00 o'clock. lucy? >> chris, i'll take it. we'll check in with you at 6:00. of course right after that sonic boom our social media was flooding in with tips from you our viewers helping us minute pinpoint where this was. a lot of viewers wanted to know what sonic boom. help us out. >> when military aircraft travels faster than the speed of sound when the air is cold like a cold day like today, the aircraft doesn't have to even go a

forty-one in williamstown. peter had a nice sunrise this evening as well. norristown 39 degrees.an city checks in at 45. couple upper 30's, eagles villain blue bell. wind are starting to kick up, and there are certainly gusts to near 40 miles an hour at times, overnight bringing in that colder air. the lets check it out on storm scan three and see what is happening. jumped the gun there. if you go back right the now in a break, over the philadelphia area. much of the delaware valley. there is that edge of heavier snow showers coming out across northwestern part of the berks county. get up toward, hamburg about to get some snow right there. that will extend in the lehigh valley as well as southern poconos. here in the city, maybe if this holds 7:00 or 8:00 o'clock could see flakes a across the region. we should 56.8 inches of snow in philadelphia, and zero this season. not even a trace. maybe we will get that later this evening. big story will be the cold air that comes in tonight, our second shot of arctic air of this week, temperatures tomorrow, running a good five to 10 degrees

laurel, 18 inches, officially in williamstown, 14.5. and to delaware, over foot in a lot of locations, new castle county getting hit the hard else. there you go. 22.4 for philadelphia, the fourth largest snowstorm on record. still, one warning to deal with, coastal inned warning, for delaware, new jersey, along the ocean front, and up the delaware bay. coastal flood advisory for new castle county delaware goes to noon. one more high tide to be concerned about. good news the winds are now going off shore. so that helps push the water back out to sea. cold. teens, 20's, right now. so still a lot of icy conditions. so overall on the roads, just keep it slow as meisha mentioned. still going to be some icy conditions, the next day or two, so also some blowing and drifting is possible this morning, with some breezy conditions. but, overall, not bad day to do some shoveling, snow blowing, or breaking out the sled. look at that, sunshine, temperatures right at freezing or slightly above that, low 30's, mid 20's in the poconos, maybe some good s

one in burlington township, the other in williamstown, good luck to everybody.urselves included. >> all right, well, new dietary guidelines back off on cholesterol, but get tougher on sugar. new guy lied released by the obama administration limit sugar no more than terse of daily caloriesment eggs get break with updated guidelines. update on die tell letter troll, no more than 300 milligrams, two eggs, that recommendation now gone. now overall the report says, teenage boys and men eat too much protein and should cut back on eggs, meat, poultry, and instead should eat more fruits and veggies. so listen to your ma'am, a more fruits and veggies. hey, if you could eat tacos for a month, as a way to lose weight, would you do it? everyone would, right? group of self proclaimed taco scientists in austin created 30 day taco cleanse, but, they aren't the tacos you're used to. as you can imagine, group published book with over 75 vegan recipes for healthier take on the mexican favorite. health professionals says if you can make your favorite taco healthier, do it. >> wond

his dad was a most pastor in nearby williamstown for two decades and his brother lab a postal carrieroday he told "action news" he's sad to say goodbye but there's one thing he will not miss. >> i hate rain. i -- i just despise it. everything gets soaking wet, circulars, mail, you hand people stuff and it looks like a rag. you feel so bad but there's nothing much you can do. >> well, he's getting out just in time. smith has a wife, a son, a daughter and two grand kids. he plans to spend retirement biking on the shore and boating in the chesapeake. doesn't that sound great. >> there you go. good plan. >> many sunny days ahead. >> still ahead, an astonishing pregnancy break through a grandmother gives birth to her own grand child becoming a surrogate when her daughter could not have a baby. why experts say the case could change the future of fertility. >> plus, here comes the bride. yesterday we asked our viewers to help us track down the woman whose wedding day was captured by an aerial camera in center city. and man, did you come through and quickly. we'll meet her coming up next. >>

williamstown, 14 and a half.tlantic city airport 13.4, into delaware, a foot, close to foot and a half in a lot of locations, new castle airport 16.1 inches. there you go, philadelphia 22.4 officially at the airport, the fourth largest storm, snowstorm on record. coastal flood warning, does continue until noon today for coastal new jersey and delaware, and up the delaware bay. still one more high tide of concern coming in between seven and 8:00 hour this morning. lock at the temperatures, into the teens in the lehigh valley, low to mid two's from philadelphia south and east. nineteen in quakertown, and as well as pottstown and doylestown. again, slow melting process through the afternoon, we'll have the sun, but we don't have the exposed areas. won't get the melting. high temperatures do get above freezing, it does melt during the day, re-freezes at night, still icy spots. this morning, again, mostly clear, breezy, could be little blowing snow, even this afternoon, where you get away from the exposed area. watch