. that's why we have been warming up so much, so far today. still hanging on to the 30s in wilmington wilmington, that's areas north and northeast of downtown. the warmer air is pulling in down towards vevay, indiana first. i think we'll hit 50 degrees today. if you make it into the low 50s. above that high temperature of 50 degrees. we have some clouds moving in. but this is what we're watching, these are the clouds that i'm talking about that are going to move in from the south later on. i think we're going to see mostly sunny skies most of today. after sun is the before these clouds really move on in. wind coming in not only across the southwest. around 10 miles per hour. a little breezy at times, but 54 degrees in paducah. 51 in louisville. with temperatures warming up that fast, 50 degrees may be cutting it short a little bit. so let's take you through the weekend. we have some clouds that are moving off towards the north. you can see some of the clouds down to the south. i'm going to show you a storm system that we have moving in towards the weekend. so here it is moving in from the south,

wilmingtoning wilmington, calm me many places three miles an hour here in philadelphia. so that's a relief because it was very bitinging that cold that came through yesterday, so mostly calm winds out there. let's check the past roller code of ride. yesterday, high temperature, 29. we love the number be 29 because we're fox 29, but for the when it's the temperature. look at the difference. 44 will be our high temperature today and then for friday, high of 53, and we get a little bit of rain possible on saturday. maybe even on sunday. 48 saturday. another republican's for sunday and martin luther king. we may not make it to freezing on the holiday on monday but at least it will be dry. that's the way it looks right now. this time maybe the cold will stick around at least through the middle of next week with those highs in the 30's. so a roller coaster ride continues, bob kelly. >> ok there ride operator. 4:16 on this thursday morning, live look at the schuylkill near 476, kind of quiet this morning. again, mindset has to change. temperature below freezing. any of that left over snow squall special out in the bush bes could still be out there in the form of black ice. no problems coming into the city, looking good downtown on the vine street expressway. yesterday was the sewer grate collapsed from the volume in the work zone. that was a big delay coming into the city for yesterday's morning rush hour. we're good to go now. as sue mentioned possibility of seeing snow squalls up if areas of lansdale, allentown and i78. if you see those be ready. once they hit the ground there could be slippery spots. i295 as you head town the 42 freeway. marlton new jersey. bring the kids, breakfast at the marlton spot in marlton diner on route 70, off of route 73. to problems at the moment coming in on the schuylkill expressway and mass transit looking good. lauren back to you. >>> bucks county prosecutor recommending a harassment citation against a high school basketball coach. cell phone cameras were recording on january fifth when neshaminy high school basketball coach jerry devine appears to knock a referee to the ground. school officials say devine returned to his teaching position but suspended from coaching duties. bucks county district attorney david heckler is suggesting police issue a citation. >> any time you're colliding with somebody standing up, that's bad technique. that's just being a bully. >> the da does not believe the coach intentionally tried to harm the rev. he was not injured and declined to press charges >>> atlantic city hostile planning a take over to have the shore town. steve sweeney introduced a bill giving the state vast power over most major decisions. atlantic city mayor and other city leaders are against that. the city council president says they need state help but not a take over. >> i want to extend the olive branch to the state to continue further discussions to let us governor ourselves, but it's a two-way. it goes both ways. we're not going to be bullied, intimidated but we do want to work for a common goal of what's best for atlantic city. >> i'm. >> reporter: it's too early to say how the city would fight a take over if the bill does move forward. he'll be on good day to talk about the city's future and that possible take over. >> let's take you to north carolina where students at a high school there say they're getting away with watching porn on school issued lap topsch two students say the district security filters are blocking sites that may be helpful but they got all kinds of ways to get to porn sites. it's leading to pranks, they're pulling up porn on lap tops left unattended. >> i've seen fat naked women and all kinds of things. screen saves while the kids walk away from the laptops. >> their constantly monitoring websites but how fast everything changes it's not easy to keep up with the me that stuff. >>> it's sort of one of those things like an instant turn-off when you're eating. >> finding hair in your food. so when you're about to see takes this to a whole new levelful look at what a customer shot on their cell phone. >> really? . >> this is two employees treating a woman's braided hair in a pot in the kitchen to used to cook food. it's taken inside a waffle house in for rest city arkansas. several customers broke out their phones when they saw what was going on. >> i just thought it was nasty. i needed to let somebody see this. >> waffle house office started an investigation because of this video. both of those employees you see were firedful state department of health also took action doing a full inspection of that restaurant. they to understand no major violations. >> close to memphis tennessee where i used to live. i wonder put i ever eaten at that waffle house. >> that could be a little close but you're ok. you seem fine. >> i have found a hair in my food here in philly several times though. >> what do you do? do you return it. >> yeah because. >> look what i found and make a big stink. >> you just push your food away. this is so gross. i know it's a mistake but -- nasty. >>> a violent fight at a local high school in cell phone video captures it all. girls coming to blows in the bathroom. what happened next has us talking this morning. >> i hate to see that. >> the interview that shocked the world. chop caught after meeting with actor sean penn. what the fugitive was wearing that's causing headlines. to the used car buyer who's worried about getting taken for a ride... don't worry. the only rides you'll get taken on at carmax are the ones you take yourself. but just in case that absolutely 100 percent perfect choice... ...turns out to be... less than perfect... we give you five days to change your mind. sorry. ♪ >>> this is fox 29 sports in one minute >>> the available coaching pool of nfl coaching candidates got smaller. latest is new york giants back mcadoo, he's going to be hired as the head coach. one of six people interviewed for eagles. he may have been a good candidate but reports that the eagles were ready to higher mcadoo are untrue. they were not there yet. it's between coughlin and pat shurmur. cincinnatti offensive coordinator. hired by cleveland as their headcoach. other candidate remaining that was interviewed is kansas city offensive coordinator dug pederson who worked under andy reid. >> the things i learned from coach reid, if he said new jersey in my future to become headcoach there's a lot of great schedules of him leading a team and organization that i can use in my future as well. >> flyers a tough one last night to the wells fargo center, tied up two to two, eight and a half minutes left. after tied it 1:22 later. flyers win it over boston 3-2. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin >>> listen up, girl scout cookie lovers. today is your lucky day. we'll explain next. look at those long lines. >>> the fbi stepping in to investigate the ambush of a philadelphia police officer for you local leaders are speaking out about this. >> power ball fever officially over. we wait to see who won the 1.5 billion dollars. it's spread out over few states. few winners. >> one of the states is california. >> that's true. i may have relatives back there. >> and it's the los angeles area california. >> where i grew up. this could be really good. i must go on facebook. i should have had more facebook friends. >> i love how we think because we know somebody we're going to get money from them if they're the winners. >> i know you, kind of money? you know, that's the way we think >>> here's a look at little bit of a snow squalls, snow showers, southern chester county, not too far from the trenton area around east nottingham. you might be seeing a little coating on the ground. a weak disturbance coming through our area. we'll continue to watch radar with you all morning long. it's another cold one of we don't have the wind we had yesterday. 26 feels like 26 degrees. but it's still cold. it's 26. 7:21 is your sunrise time. most of our temperatures are in the 20's this morning. we have 13 in mount pocono. we have this can't be right. this is probably -- atlantic city let's look at wind chills, not too different than the actual temperature. wind is just not a factor there at all. we're changing to a bit of a southerly direction with our wind. that will make the difference in today's temperature, we only got to 29 yesterday. we expect 42 today. that's much more seasonal than what we had yesterday with that bitter cold and wind. we will see sunshine but it won't be quite as deceiving as it was yesterday and we're getting close, sunset time is 4:59. at least we'll see sunshine and should be a pretty decent day, but the roller coaster ride continues, we'll talk about that with the seven-day forecast coming up. bob kelly. >> so far so good. if you didn't win the power ball, you'll be happy to know it's organize your home day. let's get to it on this thursday morning. organizational issue at home. good morning, 4:31 on a thursday morning. getting up. still cold, below freezing, live look at 202, no problems between king of prussia, through west chester. the ben franklin bridge looking good this morning. again, we had had that wind yesterday we had to deal with and it was blowing the snow back on to the road surface, we had all those accidents up here in chalfont. no problems at the moment. look out. we're the first ones out of the gate in the morning, the trail blazer. there i'm not going to rule out a slippery spot. especially north and west of the city, we could see snow squalls through the morning rush hour. a sewer main break that happened the second half of rush hour yesterday. watch for work crews along hartford road off of route 38 and they're still working on 295 southbound. mass transit looking good. >>> time is 4:31. the shooting investigation of philadelphia police officer jessica hartnett. fbi director says they're treating this ambush you see on that officer as he sat in his krurz as a terrorist attack. senator pat toomey is set to hold a press conference later this morning, let's go to steve keeley live with latest on this, steve good morning. >> reporter: if they weren't already busy with all the politicians they were investigating like the allentown case, the fbi feel office in philly extremely busy now for a seventh day in a row. it was one week ago today that jesse hartnett somehow discounted an says in's point pistol blocking, he got at least two more surgeries at least we're told, and he starts his second week of recovery getting some more visitors today as the fbi director and politicians plan a visit here in philadelphia to talk more about what is now openly acknowledged as a for sure no tip towing around it, call it what it was, terrorist attack. >> we are investigating that as a terrorist attack and trying to understand as we do in all these cases, what were the motivations and often it's a tangled web we have to untangle. what are the motivations who directed or inspired the individual, and who else might have been involved? that's the work we're doing right now in that case. >> reporter: jim toomey's comments made in pittsburgh yesterday where he made a visit to the bureau's field office there on his second round tour of all 56 fbi offices. coincidentally he's here in philly planned but perfectly timed now a week to the day of an at me to kill our police officer and the fbi is concentrating an investigation all week into that tip they got over the weekend that says sin is just one of four who could be planning more attacks here or close by. >> that's scaryiest part of it. >>> the world health organization the i bow la 42 days without any mu cases in that country. >> this is great news, and it joins beginny and syria leone. the head of the un warned west africa could see flare-ups of this virus. i bow la has killed more than 11,000 people in that area since december of 2013. >>> time now is 4:34. violent fight at a local high school and cell phone video captures it all. girls get into a fight in the rest room. >> security jumped in the break it up, this took place at martin luther king high school in germantown. a girl hit in the head by another studentch fight recorded on a cell phone, and posted on facebook. the 12 and grade victim spoke to fox 29 anonymously and said and she personally know the classmate, but still wanted to ask her why. >> i said, why would you want to fight me? we don't even know each other. she thought i was coming at her but i wasn't. >> a school district spokesperson tells us to get into a school bathroom you have to have a pass. the victim didn't have one. went in looking for trouble. the signature who got hit defends her actions and want to see her classmate a face consequences. >>> power ball lottery winners across the country. are there any here. >> not in our immediate area. lots of sat people waking up. now we know there's a $2 million winner in new jersey. >> that's nice. >> wait a minute. this is great news. at least a 1 million dollar winner in new jersey and pennsylvania. >> where is my ticket. >> i got mine, mike jerrick was nice enough to be handing these out. when he hands it to you, he says if you win, do the right thing. >> are we going to show those numbers? lottery officials say there's several lucky winners this officially over here are winning numbers, 4, 8, 19, 27, 34, with the power ball, 10. here's the deal with the big giant winners; right? they're kind of spread out across the country tort 1.5 billion dollars. >> dave kinchen that's good news, $2 million in new jersey, a million something here in pennsylvania. >> reporter: we keep refreshing the power ball website and that's how we get some of that new information here. no big winners in our area for the power ball jackpot but here's what we know. a somewhat crowd outside of the 7-eleven in suburban la, that's where california lottery officials say the winning, a winning ticket for the power ball jackpot was in fact sold. many the winner even in the crowd somewhere. officials say winning tickets for the jackpot sold in tennessee and in florida bringing the total to at least three for the big 1.5 billion dollars jackpot but power ball also says there was $2 million match five sound somewhere in new jersey. we don't know exactly where and two, $1 million match, five in new jersey and pa. exact locations aren't known there but power ball is played in 44 states. there could be more winners out there. we can i be refreshing that page and trying to get the latest. some people perhaps in our area, but certainly somewhere me jersey and somewhere in pa taking home at least a couple million or million depending on the ticket. not too shall be with; right? 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wilmington? >> sure, there is wilmington. >> who doesn't? i love shots of wilmington. live look from wilmington on the right. one of the first spots that could see snow, as it comes from the south to the north. when you can -- you know, sometimes, when you're not by your tv, but you want to know the weather, you know what i do? i get the fox 29 weather app. >> great. >> not a stinking thing on radar right now, but that's going to change in the next 36 hours. >> and whether it changes, you'll want to see it. because with the weather app see live radar, weather alerts to your phone. >> sure. >> just look for it in the app store. >> i have it, alex has it, lauren has it. >> i do have it. and you should get it, too. okay, let's talk about this, philadelphia police on high alert this morning, after the department got anonymous phonecalls threatening violence against cops here. and in new york city. this just this week after officer jesse hartnett was ambushed in his crews nerve west philadelphia. now, city police are requiring two officers to patrol in each car. the threat w

wilmington. a little warmer in wilmington, but for the most part we are seeing a nice little warm-up. look at that, temperatures 10 degrees warmer in boone than it was this time yesterday. 8 degrees warmer in asheville. significant for our viewing area. 11 degrees warmer, a warm-up is coming. we did make it up into the upper 40s yesterday afternoon, so we are running a little bit warmer than that. of course we had sunshine yesterday, too. and the clouds as they continue to hang around will keep temperatures from warming up as quickly through the afternoon. radar picture. we had a clear spot back to the west and we started to see it go back in. so, i don't know. we will collated variably cloudy for the remainder of the afternoon. i'm not sure how much sunshine we will see. we have an approaching system here. this system roles to the coast and will bring us rain wednesday, late tuesday night into early wednesday morning. and then it stalls along the coast and will continue to bring us precipitation thursday. but the question is in what form? we will talk more about that in just a minute

wilmington where it will be days, perhaps longer, before snow disappears from the streets there. nbc 10 captured the snowy signs on the city side streets and alleys in wilmington, they remain almost impassable. city offices and schools will be closed today. when it comes to plowing, it's a tale of two wilmingtons> up in the north wilmington, 202, 95 they're fine. getting out of the neighborhoods, the city streets are plowed as all. i had to turn around a couple times because of cars stuck on the road. >> many who stayed off the road driving were busy shoveling or snow blowing. >>> the suspect accused of ambushing philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett is schedule for preliminary hearing. edward archer faces a list of charges including attempted murder. he remains in jail after being denied bail. he shot officer hartnett in a pless cruiser at point blank range earlier this month. officer hartnett managed to get out of his car and shoot the gunman. the officer returned home over the weekend after having several surgeries on his wounded arm. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> seven minutes after 5:00. it is cold outside this morning. the temperatures are in the teens and 20s and a few spots in the single digits no surprise, we have icy spots. what melte

wilmington where it will be days, perhaps longer before snow disappears from the streets there. nbc 10 captured these snowy scenes in the city. side streets and alleys in wilmington remain almost impossible. city office and schools will be closed there today. we spoke with one driver who said when it comes to plowing, it's a tale of two wilmingtons>> up in the north wilmington, 202, 95, they're fuine. getting out of the city, the side streets, it's impossible. >> many who did stay off the roads are busy shoveling or snow blowing on a sunny sunday after the storm. >>> drivers are trying to navigate high walls of snow in allentown. 31.9 inches of snow fell during the blizzard. >>> new jersey governor and the environmental protection agency commissioner will visit several beach communities. their tour will start in orley beach and work its way down to cape may county. hundreds of homes were under water,s dos of people needed to be rescue, including this little girl. this picture was taken in north wildwood. a police officer carried a young girl through waist deep water to get her to safety. >>> theç monster storm caused flooding up and down the jersey shore. it unhinged docks and sent boats floating through the streets. for those who suffered through sandy, this latest storm was even more damaging. >> woe have to come in, ripping

wilmington 36 and wilmington 29 and cape may 36 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing high pressure is nudging to the east, the high pressure is keeping us dry and what will happen as it continues pressing to the east we are warming up and seeing clouds begin to move in over the ohio valley but our next storm system is still just moving into the pacific. it's bringing heavy rain and san francisco and los angeles they have a train of el niÑo storms and that will bring us rain on sunday, and in the meantime, it will bring more snow to the sierras, a foot of snow in lake tahoe, this is great news for the drought in california, look at last year, only 31% snow covered in the sierra, now up to 64%, great news for the ski resorts and great news for the drought, it's a dry night and cool but not as harsh as the last few nights, 23 in philadelphia and 14 in allentown and 22 in wilmington27 in cape may. tomorrow a good amounts of sunshine and temperatures begin to warm up more, 44 philadelphia and wilmington 42 and cape may 46, the five-day at 5:00, a beautiful day and good amount of sunshine with a high of 44 and friday clouds thicken and 45 degrees and cloudy damp and 50 and sunday rain heavy at times in the morning and mild 47 behind the system and cooled off to 40 on monday and a possibility of a touch of snow next week, adam will talk about that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. i said the s word for the first time. >> someone get the soap. the new year means a house full of new devices. and that can slow your internet down. so you should get verizon fios - quick. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for $79.99 a month online, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus with a 2 year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels fo

wilmington. he'll be a paid consultant for the police department. >> we want to really take a deeper dive into who's responsible for committing some of the crimes here in wilmington, particularly the violent crimes. >> reporter: wilmington has broken its own murder records. there have been crime panels and experts and consultants here. the state said it will withhold funding if the mayor isn't more transparent with his crime plan. the mayor says ramsey is his solution, at least part of it. >> i felt when he left the philadelphia police department, it's time ""ñyt him to help us out. bringing in a super aide to show you the way. >> reporter: ramsey wants to look at specific crime patterns, wants to help police improve relationship with neighbors and show police leadership how to better use what they've got. >> analytical pieces, how do you take the information you have and best utilize it for your resources. >> reporter: ramsey and his support staff will get up to $16,000 a month for the next seven months, some believe it will be money well spent. >> we can spend all the money in the world, but we're worried about lives, young lives, that's what we need to be worrying about, other than the dollars. >> reporter: so the ma

currently atlantic city airport it's 40 and allentown 39 and wilmington 39 and wilmington 41 and theonos has slipped down below freezing at 31. the frontal boundary to the east, the next system i'm tracking, it heads to the northern and we'll just get a cold front moving through. that will be during the day on friday, the best chance friday morning. it could squeeze out a snow shower or two. not looking to be a big event. the next two hours, a big concern, a refreeze. temperatures are plummeting the overnight low, 12 in the suburbs and center city. do be careful, any of the melt on untreated surfaces will be refreezing overnight and there will be icy patches. overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning. future tracker showing tomorrow morning at 10:00, loads of sunshine as we head into the afternoon, 39 degrees at 4:30. we see increasing clouds ahead of the system bringing us the possibility of a flurry or snow shower on friday morning. the five-day at 5:00 showing a nice day and clouds in the afternoon, seasonably cool and a high of 40 degrees, a snow shower primarily in the mornin

wilmington -- and into wilmington. lots of low clouds. a little bit of drizzle. the first half of the day is likely the driest part. there is rain not too far away. looking out the colors, here we are. we are socked in with the clouds and cooler temperatures. further west, blues and purples. there is a block of cold air coming across the country. first, we have to get this next front through. the real storm center with it is going to ride of to the great lakes. our rain chances pick up quite a bit after 3:00 or 4:00. even more so tonight. out west around phoenix, they have been getting showers. temperature-wise for clemson, very comfortable, not as warm as usual. very nice and nice and dry. look how nice and orange. 10 pitchers will be in the 60's on monday. later this -- temperatures will be in the 60's on monday. later this week -- temperatures will remain stubborn. today, temperatures remain cool. rain chances pick up after 4:00, lingering into tonight. early morning on sundays when we could have heavier rain coming through. we will watch the arctic air coming

wilmington. "action news" was there as they went door-to-door handing out leaflets along the 900 block of brown street. wilmington city councilmember, walker joined the wilmingtonolice department and members of the community to help spread the message of peace and no violence. >>> a tony and grammy-award-winner speaking to the 260th graduating class of the university of pennsylvania. miranda the composer of the broadway show "in the heights" and "hamilton" a huge hit with hip hot and history. and calling him an innovative and artistic voice. and receiving an honor year arts disease from the university on may 16. >>> may 16 is a long ways away. >> springtime. >> we have to worry about three days. >> the biggest storm of the season, going out on a littmb, e most snow we have gotten is a half inch. and we have three days to prepare. nothing going on here tonight except for the cold. it's another cold and windy night. wind chills right now hovering around 10 degrees. wildwood 13. philadelphia and trenton 11. reading 6. the poconos currently 3 degrees. and satellite six along with action radar showing we have clear skies here. a lot of people asking me about the sno

wilmington? >> let's see wilmington. >> come on, baby. >> ooh. >> oh, yeah. look at that wind blowing. >> and the camera shaking. >> it all looks the same. >> what a saturday, januar january 23rd, my sister susan's birthday. i'll have to call her later. happy birthday. look at the snowblower right there. >> look at the snow behind us. it feels like we're in a snow globe right now. someone is shaking us up right now. >> never good. >> let's do this. cover both sides. look behind us. >> that guy is really blowing snow over there by the wells fargo bank. >> it's all blowing back. >> right in his face now, kathy. wow! >> that hurts. >> we got people all over the place. jenny joyce she moved to bear, delaware now. >> that's right. >> and then we have -- they're taking a look at the snow outside our studio. >> he went out of frame. >> we have steve keeley live in brigantine, inform dealing way lot plus a house fire going on. >> there's karen having a great time in mays landing, and bill is the smart one. he got into a car. he headed to the northeast. great northeast of philadelphia. >> and then we also have our sue serio and kathy orr as well. there's jenny. >> there's jenny. >> in delaware. >> i think she moved to bear. >> update on my omelette guy the guy was going to come make food for us. >> yes. >> just like at your house right now. he's on emily street i think it's 916 emly. >> uh-huh. >> people down south philly going, emily street is really tiny street. just above schneider. no plows going to make it down that street. your omelette guy will have to shovel himself out. >> wow! sounds like eating eating only let's for breakfast, lunch and dinner maybe tomorrow. >> he'll eat our food? he's a big strong guy, kathy. he can shovel himself out. >> you know what i was going to bring all this food and then i was told that don't worry, mike will have the guy come and cook fours. >> oh, no. >> i was so impressed. i'm on good day. i'm so excited. next time kathy you've learned the hard way. just bring it any way. >> sad face emoji. i learned that lesson while ago. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> we love having you kathy. >> i'll save that for later. >> all right. we'll have that with some coffee bob kelly. let's talk about the snow. it's beginning to pick up a little bit. we're going to dry, n a dry slot even in philadelphia. light snow falling but i can tell by the camera outside our weather window that it is picking up already. that will be filling in the snow will get intense again during the morning and into the afternoon. wind chill at 10, winds out of the northeast sustained at 28 miles an hour. gusting to 35. and you can see on ultimate doppler there's that little bit of the dry slot filling in now. seeing the snow cumberland county, cape may county when we go to see karen hepp, karen, i expect that changing back over to snow. milder air working its way in but it should be changing back over during the morning hours. you can see right now, we're seeing some of the heavier snow to the north. but as this fills in it will get heavier in south jersey and back in philadelphia and wilmington again reducing visibility again you saw that wilmington camera visibility at 1 mile little bit better in philadelphia. look at wrightstown at zero. half mile to the north with heavier snow those visibilities will go down. current winds 37 in philadelphia. 43 in wilmington. and wildwood gusting to 53 miles an hour. wind chills in the teens some single numbers in the poconos it feels like one below. here's what we expect through the early afternoon. winds gusting inland 35 to 50 gusting to possibly 70 down the shore. heavy snow rates of town 3-inches during the height of the storm late in the morning and early afternoon and even the possibility of thunder snow. we have seen some on the doppler radar, and in maryland that's where they had the thunder snow watching for that as we work our way into the afternoon. and then the slowly moves out tonight. sue, what do you have? >> well, i have a little break from forecasting because we'll talk about some of the many, many things that were canc

wilmington hired former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey as a public safety consultant. mayor dennis williams says ramsey will work with the wilmington police department to develop new strategies to fight crime. wilmington suffered a rising rate of vicious homicides. >> ♪ >> happening today, pennsylvania senate committee will hold its final hearing to discuss the possible removal of attorney general kathleen kane. kane asked the state supreme court yesterday to reinstate her law license. the court put her license on indefinite suspension after she was charged with leaking secret grand jury testimony to the media. kane has also written to the senate saying it does not have the authority to kick her out of office unless she is first impeached by the house. >>> also happening today, montgomery county commissioner josh shapiro plans to formally announce he'll be seeking to replace kane as state attorney general. the 42-year-old democrat enters a crowded field of at least four other democrats and one republican. the primary for both parties is on april 26th. >> a bill to raise the smoking age in new jersey from 13 to 21 is headed to governor chris christie's desk. the bill would finery tailers up to a thousa

wilmington has hired former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey as a public safety consultant. according to mayor deputy nice williams, ramsey will work with the wilmington police department to develop new strategies to fight crime. wilmingtonas been suffering a raising rate of vicious homicides. >>> philadelphia police are taking extra precautions after they received a tip that a group of radicalized muslims may be targeting the department. on saturday night, an unidentified woman told an officer that the group consists of four men including edward archer, the man accused of shooting the officer thursday night. archer told them that he did it in the name of islam. since this weekend, officers have been patrolling in pairs for extra precaution and protection. >> it might not be anything to it, but we're not going to take any chances with that. we have to protect our police officers and that's paramount. >>> this weekend archer was charged with attempted murder. officer is still recovering from three gunshot wounds to his arms. >>> lawyers for bill cosby say the charges against him in montgomery county are illegal and call for the charges to be dismissed. they say they were told by the then-district attorney caster that cosb

wilmington? >> let's see wilmington. >> come on, baby. >> ooh. >> oh, yeah.t that wind blowing. >> and the camera shaking. >> it all looks the same. >> what a saturday, januar january 23rd, my sister susan's birthday. i'll have to call her later. happy birthday. look at the snowblower right there. >> look at the snow behind us. it feels like we're in a snow globe right now. someone is shaking us up right now. >> never good. >> let's do this. cover both sides. look behind us. >> that guy is really blowing snow over there by the wells fargo bank. >> it's all blowing back. >> right in his face now, kathy. wow! >> that hurts. >> we got people all over the place. jenny joyce she moved to bear, delaware now. >> that's right. >> and then we have -- they're taking a look at the snow outside our studio. >> he went out of frame. >> we have steve keeley live in

wilmington with more on how ramsey could help them out. tim? >> reporter: some state leaders in delaware question the way wilmington uses its crime fighting resources, saying they withhold money, the mayor calls them armchair quarterbacks and says he's brought in the expert to fix the problems, yes, it's a name we all know from right up i-95. some people chillm  out once retire. charles ramsey hasn't done that for long. >> it's been five days, so i have chilled out since i retired. >> reporter: officially helping wilmingtonin the last few years wilmington has broken homicide records and produced a tv pilot based in the city called "murder town." the city's mayor says ramsey is the guy to help change things. >> i felt when he left the philadelphia police department it was time for him to help us out by bringing in a super aide to show you the way. >> reporter: ramsey says he's happy to help wilmington and any other city that could use the help. he held the same job in chicago and d.c. and post-ferguson he was hand picked by president obama to come up with ways to improve police-community relations. in wilmington he'll work on that, as well as ways to more effectively deploy city resources and will try to help decipher violent crime patterns here. >> we know where they are, what they are doing, and, certainly, doing everything we can to prevent them from engaging in criminal activity. >> reporter: and as part of the deal, wilmington is going to pay charles ramsey and his staff up to $16,000 a month for the

wilmington. feels like 29 in wilmington when you factor in the winds. feels like 21 in the poconos. 30 in philadelphia and 29 in reading. here's satellite and radar, you can see the clouds quickly increasing from the southwest. there's a system working off the coast of the carolinas. as it gets closer and closer we'll see snow showers and snow flurries develop for areas south of philadelphia. mostly cloudy today, a couple of flurries are possible, especially south, 40 degrees is the forecasted high. it will be a struggle just to reach 40. i think most of the time we're hanging out in the upperrer -- upper 30s. lunchtime, cloudy conditions, flurries 2:00 p.m., 39. 22 below in international falls, 6 below in green bay and 3 in chicago. that arrives overnight tonight. i'll let you know how cold the windchills get tomorrow morning and tuesday morning. i'll have the details in just a few. >>> the eagles have not officially announced doug pederson as their new coach, but they may do so soon as this morning. the announcement had to wait until the kansas chiefs

wilmington. there is nothing to track in wilmington. that is going to continue to be the case. we have a storm center across kansas and nebraska. this system moving towards the midwest. it will give us some clouds as we head into the day sunday and then some rain showers sunday afternoon and sunday evening. beyond that into tuesday, the storm system is going to make valley. that means the potential for strong to severe storms. we talk more about that and a few minutes. see a peak or two early from sunshine. overall issued be a cloudy day with a chance of rain showers increasing. some drizzle, light rain showers and sprinkles here and there. overall it is not going to be a big problem. cloudy skies during the afternoon. maybe another sprinkle here. these are associated with the cold front. it will drop into monday. getting closer to normal. that is when we see strong wind. temperatures breaking into the 50' s. tuesday night, the storm center is going to be right on top of us. when you evaluate the atmosphere it does look as though for areas south of us it is an outbreak. there i

wilmington fans from getting tickets to the varsity game. wilmington parents say they can't get ticket. he says 350 to 370 ticket are set aside for the wilmington fans, and he doubts they are sell out. >>> state senator joey meyer, mayor's race, meyer served as a state rep and state senator before working for a development. meyer lobbied against toll to pay for a brent spence bridge replacement. the bottom line for covington mayor is next tuesday. >>> you get tickets to see the massive replica of no a's ark. the park is said to open on july 7th. it expects 1.4 million people in just the first year. >>> a starving and a ban donned a abandoned puppy has a new home. someone found the little guy at an alley and took him to the vet. he has ivirus called parvo. from the way he acts, they believe that leroy was also abused. now he is living with a new foster family. >> it's the most amazing feeling to help an animal that can't help themselves, to nurse them back to health, there's no other feeling like it. >> they hope that he will find his forever home. volunteers think that will take 6-8 weeks for leroy to be well enough for adoption. >>> morning, w

wilmington the windchill dropping down to 2 degrees below 0. and wind gusts of 26 miles per hour in philadelphia and 28 in wilmington and atlantic city airport reporting wind gusts of 33 miles per hour. it's still bitter cold, the windchill is many 23 degrees and wilmington 14 and the poconos it feels like 4 degrees, so the second day in a row of very cold temperatures and tonight will be a cold night, clear and cold and it stays windy and overnight low 16 in the suburbs and 20 in center city and tomorrow morning as the kids head to school you will want to bundle them up. but not as harsh as this morning, by 8:00, 22 degrees and kids are hoping for a snow day and we are tracking a storm on the way, bad timing, the bilk of it happens over the weekend and adam joseph has the details. >> we are chatting about the energy and when it enters the u.s. we'll have a better sampling with our super computer models to ingest what is going on and spit out a more accurate forecast, on the west coast you see a little bit of precipitation south of san francisco, that is one piece of energy and then a surface low now working into the pacific northwest, these two merge and cross the country and eventually develop that storm in texas eventuallily then transfers its energy

reports of an uptick in overdoses in wilmington since the start of the new year. wilmington police officials tell us two of those overdoses have proven to be fatal. they say they suspect a deadly mixed with fetanyl is to blame. investigators say since they' ve january 1, seen 12 overdoses. police used narcan for the overdoses that were non-fatal. all the overdoses happened in just a four day span from last friday morning to tuesday of this week. two boys from brown county are safe this morning, thanks to the quick-thinking of their neighbors. the boys, ages 8 and 12, fell through the ice into lake lorelei on wednesday evening, and their neighbor, pamela neville heard their cries. pamela' s husband and son managed to pull the boys into a boat, and get them to shore. the kids were then flown to children' s hospital where they are being treated for hypothermia. starting today, you can order an item on amazon and get it picked up the same day. amazon is opening a store in the u.c area. the store also serves as a safe place to pick up and return online orders and opens at 11:00 t

wilmington ``came in to face off with the 3rd ``ranked crusaders. ``wilmington and moeller facing ``off tonight in montgomery. ``mark slaughter was there. ``jarron cumberland was money in ``the first half with three 3' s ``finished the game with 14, on 4 ``of 10 shooting, with 7 rebounds. ``moeller was only 5 for 15 from ``the 3-point line, but this one ``from nate georgeton was nothing ``but net, and they trailed ``wilmington 21-18 at the half. ``next, it is caleb canter driving ``and scoring. ``moeller improves to 15-1 with a ``40-31 victory. ``newport central catholic and ``holy cross meeting for the ninth ``region all a championship game ``-- ninth regional all-a ``championship game ``first quarter, holy cross swings ``it around to erik jakobowski. ``he' ll hit the 3. ``indians up by three. ``later in the quarter, ben weyer ``with a big night for the ``thoroughbreds. ``he knocks down the deep jumper. ``he had 26 points as the breds ``took a two-point lead. ``and newport central catholic ``advances to the all a-state ``tournament for the 4th straight ``year with the 70-52 win. ``this next game was all summit. ``they had a 20-point lead, when ``hello there. ``but the senators never gave up. ``and takes it in for the slam. ``summits' alex dahling skips this ``pass to sam martin in the corner ``for a 3. ``it is good. ``the silver knights exhibit great ``passing here, setting up zairn ``davis for the easy la

wilmington area. that's giving us windchills in the teens 12 for wilmington. look at mt. pocono. 2 below zero. scattered clouds. we saw on that live picture from the nbc 10 studios. these will blow through the area today. we will see some sunshine as far as anything coming our way, not for the next couple of days. there's a little bit of snow moving through the memphis area. next chance of some light snow will come on wednesday. we might see a few flurries. at the end of the week, we'll be watching to the west. storm that's not even on shore yet, not even for the west coast. could come together with a major snow storm at the end of the week. today, though, sunshine. and gusty winds, keeping it cold. and it will be feeling cold through the day today and into tomorrow, even colder. 28 degrees, high temperature today. 17 tomorrow morning. just 30 degrees tomorrow afternoon. bitter cold and windy to start with on tuesday. sunny skies for tuesday. a nice warm-up for wednesday and thursday. lots of sunshine, thursday afternoon. 39 degrees. but friday, the clouds will be building. and the temperature

lisa: reports of an uptick in overdoses in wilmington since the start of the new year. wilmington police officials tell us two of those overdoses have proven to be fatal. they say they suspect a deadly cocktail of heroin possibly mixed with fetanyl is to blame. investigators say since january 1st they' ve seen 12 overdoses. police used narcan for the overdoses that were non-fatal. all the overdoses happened in just a four-day span from last friday morning to tuesday of this week. giving some felons a second chance. kentucky has more than 94,000 people who' felonies that carry sentences of five years or less. once released, they oftentimes have trouble finding jobs or being accepted into college. kentucky' s governor is urging the state senate to pass a law making it easier for those felons to expunge their criminal records. governor matt bevin says if the bill gets to his desk, he' ll sign it. andy dalton knows how physical the game can be. it has been almost four weeks since he broke his thumb in the last meeting with the steelers. in the bengals last practice, andy dalton was a

wilmington. trish. >> reporter: well, rick, sharrie, no snow yet but when the storm hits the city of wilmington will have 200 miles of streets to plow but with salt and sand supplies fully stocked and drivers working 12-hour shifts officials say they're ready. preston foster is one of wilmington's plow truck drivers. he says after 12 years of maneuvering through snowstorms he's ready for this one. >> after the years of experience i have there's no preparation it just happens. >> reporter: but for the city there is a lot of preparation happening for the 18 to 24-inches expected this weekend. 64 employees plus private contractors will help clear the streets and 1800 tons of salt is waiting to be loaded into trucks. wilmington public works commissioner jeffrey starky hopes for a smooth operation with the public's help. >> please stay out of the way of the plows and please do not shovel stuff back into the street. that makes it difficult for us to continue to plow. >> reporter: at the newark deldot yard salt trucks were loading up and phenomenal preparations were under way. >> i think with this event because we have blizzard conditions it might be a little bit longer than normal. we do work on our interstates first, our primaries, secondaries and locals. >> reporter: we found plent

wilmington. the suv was stolen from outside the senator's home in wilmington high lands neighborhood. the senator's wife started the car to warm it up and went back into the house and she says when she came back out it was gone. it's unclear tonight if police have any suspects. >>> major developments in the long running saga of the ss united states moored in south philly it appears the ship will escape the scrap heat and u go a rebirth possible until new york city. supporters of the ship say they have an option agreement with redevelopment partner. more details will be released at a press conference in new york on february 4th. the one-time luxury vessel larger nan tighe than titanic and holder holds the record for the fastest trance atlantic crossing. >> every now and again a yawn can get away from you. when you see someone do it chances are you will too. >> that's the basis of tonight's good question! nicole brewer is here and nicole, you know a little bit about yawning saying you just moved from mornings tonight. >> we're glad to have you here. >> i have to restrain myself. having gone to bed 7:00 o'clock on the morning shift it takes time to get adjusted coffee helps and feedback from you definitely keeps me going. on this day two of our good question segment i'm happy to report we're hearing from so many of you. so many of our viewers and that includes ed golden. he wondered why do we yawn and is it contagious? it's a good question, ed. let's find out. ♪ >> why do you think we yawn? >> maybe a sign to let us know we're tire. >> people are boring. >> i don't know. our body telling us something. >> am i boring you, sir? >> no. >> it has to do with temperature regulation of our brain believe it or not. >> dr. rob danoff a family physician with aria health system the latest is that shows a big gull of air brings down our body and brain temperature. >> okay that's interesting. >> helping us function more efficiently. it's called thermal regulation. >> how about that? okay. that i did not know. >> i'm a big yawners so -- (laughter). >> you must have very high brain temperature. >> studies show we're mr. likely to yawn at night when our body temperature rises and stretch our jaws when we're stressed. >> that makes sense because if you're getting anxious you're getting heated up. >> one person starts -- >> tired. >> contagious. >> very contagious. >> every time i see yawn i yawn. >> why do you think that is? >> that's a good question. >> what's up with the contagious yawn? >> i see you yawning, i start yawning. is that really a thing? >> it is. but they think it's because we're in proximity we're near each other in the same environment. >> i realize what you're trying to do. >> it's not working. >>> it's not going to work. >> that's one theory they're looking at the role of genetic. >> professional yawners. >> it's getting late and we hate to bore you with the details. >> did you see her? >> real. >> not real. >> i don't know. >> i'm going to really pay attention every time i yawn now. >> now some research suggests that contagious yawning only occurs in 60 to 70% of people and most often in individuals who exhibit great empathy kind of interesting dr. rob tells me it does not have to do with oxygen levels in your brain. it's a common misconception. we hear that a lot. >> i heard that too. >> you see my jaw quivering. i was trying hold it back. >> don't do it. >> thanks, nick. make it nice. >> what's your question? we'd love to know. log on to cbsphilly.com good question to submit your question. tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question. >> nicole will be here every night with the answer on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we can't wait to hear your good question. >>> there's a local cafe where you can have your pie and eat it too. >> taste with tori heads to a south philly favorite where slicing sweets and safer repairs alike. how tried and true family recipes are bringing happiness to a city of people. >> the countdown to super bowl 50 is on much big news about who will be seen after the big game. stephen colbert announces his guest lineup. we'll have it on the other cidar. >> kate. >> we are tracking the threat for snow showers as we head into your troy day. this line of snow showers moving in from the west could hit us. i'll tell when you it gets who and what to expect for your friday commute also i'll tell you about a warm up that will take place into next week. stay there. we'll be right back. >> and leonardo dicaprio gets a private meeting with pope francis. we'll tell you why when "eyewitness news" continues. >>> we are getting closer to super bowl 50 and everything is starting to come together. take look at an yeah aerial picture what they're calling super bowl city which is under construction in downtown san francisco. soon it will be packed with nfl fans from everywhere. >>> crews setting up super bowl city are plastering nfl ads on sky scrapers setting stages for concerts and dragging out the metal detectors. the city has activated its emergency operation center wor working with the fbi to measure any potential threats. >>> cbs3 is your super bowl station. >> for the first time ever, that coveted post super bowl spot will go to late night host. special ed dig of the late show with stephen colbert will after the game philly's tina fey will sit down that night. will ferrell, margo robbery and key and peel. on the special guests and surprises it's all february 7th right here on cbs3. and don't forget starting wednesday night zebb third don bell will be kicking off our coverage of super bowl 50 right here on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. live from san francisco, california you won't want to miss those reports. he's going to have it all for you. >> um-hmm. >>> actor leonardo dicaprio can now check one more thing off his buck list he officially has met the pope. he went to the vatican to talk about the environment and climate change. the pope presented him with two encyclicals. leonardo dicaprio gave the pope a book of paintings one that hang above his crib as a child. >>> in tonight's taste with tori tori goes to a restaurant where the menu is always changing but one thing stays the same. >> this story comes in pieces of pie at mag pie are a tease pie boutique in south philly. ♪ >> reporter: butterscotch, bourbon pie, mexican hot chocolate pie, oatmeal cookie pie and pot pie. all love pie. we all want a slice of pie. polly has solved the pie equation. not the mathematical pi but the kind that adds up to wow. so many variations of pie here at mag pies. >> pies are comforting. >> reporter: comforting like mac and cheese pot pie, washed down with a pie milkshake. that's right. pie milkshake. >> pie allah mode on the go. >> i love that. >> we'll get to in in a minute but where does holly pie in the sky imagination come from. >> her grandmom best recipes. >> she makes pie called butterscotch cream pie. which is inspired me to create my butterscotch bourbon pie. >> you have the recipe over there. >> it hangs on our wall. owed to my grandmother. >> reporter: owed to bringing calm into every day live. >> we just sometimes need to stop and pause and just have a moment. a pie moment. >> reporter: a moment i'm ready for. i just don't know where to begin. wait a minute. it doesn't matter where i start because it's all good. mexican hot chocolate pie with cinnamon and cayenne pepper and marshmallow fluff. >> one of my favorite thing in the entire wolfed is fluff. >> oatmeal cookie pie. that top part is basically like an oatmeal cookie. and then the bottom like little goo like this cinnamon goo. >> she had me at goo. oh, my. >> and that butterscotch bourbon pie. >> oh, my gosh. >> lemon juice, vanilla and bourbon really turns it into butterscotch. >> i feel like i'm staring -- this is amazing. >> but the pay to resistance much you know the best part milkshake pie. three accident took place of vanilla ice cream, milk, chop up pie, blown the all up, ready to pour. >> amazing. >> i'm really speechless. >> this is where pie dreams come true. >> tell me about it. >> whoo! >> holly changes the pie menu at mag pies every month. so expect something knew when you go in there and we set a link at cbs fill p com you can see everything she plans on dishing up tell me about your favorite places send me message on facebook. we've been so lucky to have our views recommending all the places we go to and mag pie was recommended to us by a girl i met at the comic book coffee shop. >> i remember that story. >> she had a hat on i borrowed her hat. she's the one that gave us that recommendation and i'm glad she did two thumbs on that. >> i want that oatmeal cookie pie and all the good that goes with it. >> that looked good. >> goo. >> tori, thanks so much. >> amazing. kate joins us now with our forecast for while earlier you were talking little snow but in the form of showers. >> snow showers through the day tomorrow. not talking about after last weekend. >> i'm not scared. >> well maybe i'm a little scared. when you talk about snow, six days after a major historic snowstorm, everyone really doesn't want to hear that. but we don't have whole lot expected but it can cause some problems on the roads tomorrow. so break it down for you as we head towards your weekend. let's take a look what's going on outside right now. all zoomed in, of course city hall in the background. billy penn saying hello from the top of city hall and we'll zoom out to the skyline shot. beautiful view there of sent city. clouds rolled from here tonight. it's not as clear as it was last name temperatures five to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday morning when you wake up tomorrow. but still cold enough for icy spots. i've said it every day this week. i'll say it again watch out for the ice front steps, walkways, walk into the bus stop with the kids and on the also on the roads. again center city looking lovely this evening. storm scan3 shows we're between two systems now this is storm off the coast i'll tell you this is one we were watching earl i don't recall in the week some indication that a few of models wanted to try to bring it toward the coast it will stay offshore it's a powerful storm. if this had moved tour the coast we'd be talking about more problems much this one you have to watch. this system swing buying the north coming through will blast through here tomorrow afternoon. with gusty winds and again snow showers and squalls. for much of the region these may be rain showers by the time they come through because it's late afternoon. if it were coming through now as you can see pretty much all snow. here the storm start rt starting to form off the coast of carolina that mainly stays offshore. temperatures right now most of us are a oh below freezing hanging on the mid 30s in wilmingtonity of philadelphia. dropping into the 20s overnight. tomorrow afternoon, here we go. 2:00 p.m., these are wind gusts not temperatures. 29 miles per hour wind gusts here as we head through 2:00 p.m. and suing these scattered snow showers and rain showers could be little bit of a mix of both across the area once those move out, the winds stay strong through your friday night gusts over 30 miles an hour especially down the shore. 10:00 p.m. still windy. then the winds do back off through the overnight hours and into your saturday. but what to expect for tomorrow midday rain and snow showers. mainly between about noon and three. little or no accumulation but as this blasts through the area winds are really going get strong briefly and again it will feel like a snow squall if you're caught in it so visibility briefly reduced on area roadways you can be driving down everything looking good and then nervous it's a brief white out that's what we're looking at not everywhere. but keep it in mi

wilmington. the suv was stolen from outside the senator's home in wilmington high lands neighborhood. the senator's wife started the car to warm it up and went back into the house and she says when she came back out it was gone. it's unclear tonight if police have any suspects. >>> major developments in the long running saga of the ss united states moored in south philly it appears the ship will escape the scrap heat and u go a rebirth possible until new york city. supporters of the ship say they have an option agreement with redevelopment partner. more details will be released at a press conference in new york on february 4th. the one-time luxury vessel larger nan tighe than titanic and holder holds the record for the fastest trance atlantic crossing. >> every now and again a yawn can get away from you. when you see someone do it chances are you will too. >> that's the basis of tonight's good question! nicole brewer is here and nicole, you know a little bit about yawning saying you just moved from mornings tonight. >> we're glad to have you here. >> i have to restrain myself. having gone to bed 7:00 o'clock on the morning shift it takes time to get adjusted coffee helps and feedback from you definitely keeps me going. on this day two of our good question segment i'm happy to report we're hearing from so many of you. so many of our viewers and that includes ed golden. he wondered why do we yawn and is it contagious? it's a good question, ed. let's find out. ♪ >> why do you think we yawn? >> maybe a sign to let us know we're tire. >> people are boring. >> i don't know. our body telling us something. >> am i boring you, sir? >> no. >> it has to do with temperature regulation of our brain believe it or not. >> dr. rob danoff a family physician with aria health system the latest is that shows a big gull of air brings down our body and brain temperature. >> okay that's interesting. >> helping us function more efficiently. it's called thermal regulation. >> how about that? okay. that i did not know. >> i'm a big yawners so -- (laughter). >> you must have very high brain temperature. >> studies show we're mr. likely to yawn at night when our body temperature rises and stretch our jaws when we're stressed. >> that makes sense because if you're getting anxious you're getting heated up. >> one person starts -- >> tired. >> contagious. >> very contagious. >> every time i see yawn i yawn. >> why do you think that is? >> that's a good question. >> what's up with the contagious yawn? >> i see you yawning, i start yawning. is that really a thing? >> it is. but they think it's because we're in proximity we're near each other in the same environment. >> i realize what you're trying to do. >> it's not working. >>> it's not going to work. >> that's one theory they're looking at the role of genetic. >> professional yawners. >> it's getting late and we hate to bore you with the details. >> did you see her? >> real. >> not real. >> i don't know. >> i'm going to really pay attention every time i yawn now. >> now some research suggests that contagious yawning only occurs in 60 to 70% of people and most often in individuals who exhibit great empathy kind of interesting dr. rob tells me it does not have to do with oxygen levels in your brain. it's a common misconception. we hear that a lot. >> i heard that too. >> you see my jaw quivering. i was trying hold it back. >> don't do it. >> thanks, nick. make it nice. >> what's your question? we'd love to know. log on to cbsphilly.com good question to submit your question. tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question. >> nicole will be here every night with the answer on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we can't wait to hear your good question. >>> there's a local cafe where you can have your pie and eat it too. >> taste with tori heads to a south philly favorite where slicing sweets and safer repairs alike. how tried and true family recipes are bringing happiness to a city of people. >> the countdown to super bowl 50 is on much big news about who will be seen after the big game. stephen colbert announces his guest lineup. we'll have it on the other cidar. >> kate. >> we are tracking the threat for snow showers as we head into your troy day. this line of snow showers moving in from the west could hit us. i'll tell when you it gets who and what to expect for your friday commute also i'll tell you about a warm up that will take place into next week. stay there. we'll be right back. >> and leonardo dicaprio gets a private meeting with pope francis. we'll tell you why when "eyewitness news" continues. >>> we are getting closer to super bowl 50 and everything is starting to come together. take look at an yeah aerial picture what they're calling super bowl city which is under construction in downtown san francisco. soon it will be packed with nfl fans from everywhere. >>> crews setting up super bowl city are plastering nfl ads on sky scrapers setting stages for concerts and dragging out the metal detectors. the city has activated its emergency operation center wor working with the fbi to measure any potential threats. >>> cbs3 is your super bowl station. >> for the first time ever, that coveted post super bowl spot will go to late night host. special ed dig of the late show with stephen colbert will after the game philly's tina fey will sit down that night. will ferrell, margo robbery and key and peel. on the special guests and surprises it's all february 7th right here on cbs3. and don't forget starting wednesday night zebb third don bell will be kicking off our coverage of super bowl 50 right here on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. live from san francisco, california you won't want to miss those reports. he's going to have it all for you. >> um-hmm. >>> actor leonardo dicaprio can now check one more thing off his buck list he officially has met the pope. he went to the vatican to talk about the environment and climate change. the pope presented him with two encyclicals. leonardo dicaprio gave the pope a book of paintings one that hang above his crib as a child. >>> in tonight's taste with tori tori goes to a restaurant where the menu is always changing but one thing stays the same. >> this story comes in pieces of pie at mag pie are a tease pie boutique in south philly. ♪ >> reporter: butterscotch, bourbon pie, mexican hot chocolate pie, oatmeal cookie pie and pot pie. all love pie. we all want a slice of pie. polly has solved the pie equation. not the mathematical pi but the kind that adds up to wow. so many variations of pie here at mag pies. >> pies are comforting. >> reporter: comforting like mac and cheese pot pie, washed down with a pie milkshake. that's right. pie milkshake. >> pie allah mode on the go. >> i love that. >> we'll get to in in a minute but where does holly pie in the sky imagination come from. >> her grandmom best recipes. >> she makes pie called butterscotch cream pie. which is inspired me to create my butterscotch bourbon pie. >> you have the recipe over there. >> it hangs on our wall. owed to my grandmother. >> reporter: owed to bringing calm into every day live. >> we just sometimes need to stop and pause and just have a moment. a pie moment. >> reporter: a moment i'm ready for. i just don't know where to begin. wait a minute. it doesn't matter where i start because it's all good. mexican hot chocolate pie with cinnamon and cayenne pepper and marshmallow fluff. >> one of my favorite thing in the entire wolfed is fluff. >> oatmeal cookie pie. that top part is basically like an oatmeal cookie. and then the bottom like little goo like this cinnamon goo. >> she had me at goo. oh, my. >> and that butterscotch bourbon pie. >> oh, my gosh. >> lemon juice, vanilla and bourbon really turns it into butterscotch. >> i feel like i'm staring -- this is amazing. >> but the pay to resistance much you know the best part milkshake pie. three accident took place of vanilla ice cream, milk, chop up pie, blown the all up, ready to pour. >> amazing. >> i'm really speechless. >> this is where pie dreams come true. >> tell me about it. >> whoo! >> holly changes the pie menu at mag pies every month. so expect something knew when you go in there and we set a link at cbs fill p com you can see everything she plans on dishing up tell me about your favorite places send me message on facebook. we've been so lucky to have our views recommending all the places we go to and mag pie was recommended to us by a girl i met at the comic book coffee shop. >> i remember that story. >> she had a hat on i borrowed her hat. she's the one that gave us that recommendation and i'm glad she did two thumbs on that. >> i want that oatmeal cookie pie and all the good that goes with it. >> that looked good. >> goo. >> tori, thanks so much. >> amazing. kate joins us now with our forecast for while earlier you were talking little snow but in the form of showers. >> snow showers through the day tomorrow. not talking about after last weekend. >> i'm not scared. >> well maybe i'm a little scared. when you talk about snow, six days after a major historic snowstorm, everyone really doesn't want to hear that. but we don't have whole lot expected but it can cause some problems on the roads tomorrow. so break it down for you as we head towards your weekend. let's take a look what's going on outside right now. all zoomed in, of course city hall in the background. billy penn saying hello from the top of city hall and we'll zoom out to the skyline shot. beautiful view there of sent city. clouds rolled from here tonight. it's not as clear as it was last name temperatures five to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday morning when you wake up tomorrow. but still cold enough for icy spots. i've said it every day this week. i'll say it again watch out for the ice front steps, walkways, walk into the bus stop with the kids and on the also on the roads. again center city looking lovely this evening. storm scan3 shows we're between two systems now this is storm off the coast i'll tell you this is one we were watching earl i don't recall in the week some indication that a few of models wanted to try to bring it toward the coast it will stay offshore it's a powerful storm. if this had moved tour the coast we'd be talking about more problems much this one you have to watch. this system swing buying the north coming through will blast through here tomorrow afternoon. with gusty winds and again snow showers and squalls. for much of the region these may be rain showers by the time they come through because it's late afternoon. if it were coming through now as you can see pretty much all snow. here the storm start rt starting to form off the coast of carolina that mainly stays offshore. temperatures right now most of us are a oh below freezing hanging on the mid 30s in wilmington city of philadelphia. dropping into the 20s overnight. tomorrow afternoon, here we go. 2:00 p.m., these are wind gusts not temperatures. 29 miles per hour wind gusts here as we head through 2:00 p.m. and suing these scattered snow showers and rain showers could be little bit of a mix of both across the area once those move out, the winds stay strong through your friday night gusts over 30 miles an hour especially down the shore. 10:00 p.m. still windy. then the winds do back off through the overnight hours and into your saturday. but what to expect for tomorrow midday rain and snow showers. mainly between about noon and three. little or no accumulation but as this blasts through the area winds are really going get strong briefly and again it will feel like a snow squall if you're caught in it so visibility briefly reduced on area roadways you can be driving down everything looking good and then nervous it's a brief white out that's what we're looking at not everywhere. but keep it in

wilmington 2 degrees below zero and the winds are still fierce, 31 in wilmington and 30 in lancaster and 29 in millville and trenton 20 and overnight tonight we'll still have some very strong wind gusts. right now second day in a row, windchills stuck in the teens, it feels like 15 in philadelphia and 10 in reading and 14 in allentown and feels like 11 in millville and the windchill is 3 degrees, tonight clear skies and a very cold night, it stays windy, 15 degrees in the suburbs and 20 for center city, and tomorrow morning we have tough windchills but it's not quite as brutal as this morning. the bus stop forecast, breezy and cold and at 6:00, 20 degrees and 8:00, 22 and the windchill will be near 10, we are beginning to climb out of the deep freeze and temperatures moderating through the week and then by friday night and saturday, a major winter storm on the way and more with that from adam joseph. >> we are waiting for that piece of energy to enter the lower 48 that is happening now. this is the energy in the northwest that will meet up with the storm in texas and develop a nor'easter off the coast of virginia and the carolinas and have to make a long trek across the country as we go through the week and now the energy is in the lower 48 our super computers can ingest this information and try to fine tune exactly where the placement will be, just entering the lower 48 we are still three days away with in unknowns, the track is uncertain at this points and the strength and movement we have to fine tune over the next 24 to 36 miles per hours, also the ocean temperatures for this time of year, running way above average, that will do one of two things, it will help develop the storm quicker and bring a bigger storm but if it's close to the coast it will throw a lot of warm air and that means mixing for places south and east of the philadelphia and that limits the location of who sees the heavy snow, is it the northwest or south and east if the storm is further off the coast. at this points there is a high risk that someone is going to see a heavy snowfall. are you talking about plowable and shovable snow. icing and extreme cold does not look likely, not a lot of cold air or ice to form sleet and strong winds and coastal flooding is high and a powerful storm that develops in the mid atlantic. we'll chat about the temperatures and more on this in the seven-day forecast. >>> lets go live to john rawlins in lafayette hill. it feels like a lot of folks in the area are getting into the presnow mind set. >> reporter: hi jim, that seems to be the case, the folks at the story am at right now said yesterday it was quiet and now things have picked up. the pro's in this business the people that get paid to clear the highways are focused. >> now mother nature may send us this, it's last element in the winter trifecta something we haven't seen. the plow truck is ready in case it's call nood service. this same last season there were nine plowable storms, and they are watching the models. >> we'll take the information in consideration, possibly plowable snow. >> h and r landscaping has 32 trucks and 20 snow lowers, earmarked for snow removal at commercial locations. it can be tricky year to year. >> this year is slow and the last two years were good and the last two years hardly any snow, and have you to prepare and be ready for it all the time. >> at the true valley, the chance for possible snow stirs c consumers to buy. >> snow blowers and ice melt. >> this man is an early bird. >> you never know, i saw a few models, the kids are excited so i'm preparing for them. >> best to be prepared? >> yes. >> in answer to your question, yes people are slipping into the snow mindset here, and the next stop is the supermarket and comfortable food. >> live in lafayette hill, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> with snow possible on friday, 6abc.com/weather is your resource for comprehensive updates, you'll see the latest tracking models, details from accuweather and real time conditions from stormtracker 6 live double scan radar. >>> formal introductions were made at the nova care complex this afternoon as we met the new eagles head coach, doug peterson. owner jeffrey lurie heaped praise on peterson and tried to dispel the perception that they settled on doug peterson. >> we'll get the reaction from chad pradelli, plugged into fanned today but first ducis rogers and jaime apody were there for the peterson news conference. >> reporter: jim peterson today stressed he wants this team to be a family and wants everybody to trust each other coaches included. and wants everybody in the building to be held accountable. peterson says he will put his own stamp on the football team. >> jeffrey lurie says that one resource was having one week to ask players for their input. >> jeffrey lurie and doug peterson a new era in eagles football. it cleared up the atmosphere and the owner wants to bring it back here, he called his communication skills unparalleled, something that chip kelly was obviously lacking and that peterson was the best man for the job and now both the owner and new coach hopes this is the hire that brings winning football back to this town. >> i understand the passion of philadelphia, i understand that because of being a quarterback in 1999, i experience that firsthand and now coming back i understand what it feels like to win in this city. the city hasn't won and this organization hasn't won in quite sometime. it's my job to turn that around. >> what doug brings also is an understanding of our passion and fans of philadelphia, this is not a requirement for the job but he understands how dedicated and obsessed we all are to bring a super bowl to philadelphia. >> reporter: also today doug peterson confirmed the news that jaime broke yesterday that jim schwartz will be the new defensive coordinator. and that had something to do with the super bowl that lurie was just talking about. >> thank you. >>> "action news" reporter, chad pradelli watched the news conference with customers from jackson's barbershop in upper darby. what was the reaction there? >> i watched it with a bunch of guys and they heard what they expected. a bunch of coach speech talking about passion and their opinion is the same and the reaction of whether peterson is the right man for the job remains mixed. insized jackson barbershop the clippers hum and the talk is football. >> if he is a 4-3 guy, they will love him. >> new head coach, doug peterson addressed the eagles faithful and they listened. >> he has been here before, he knows the philly fans, he knows how they are with you when you are winning and when are you losing they hate you. >> he hasn't improved his commodity yesterday and that is what we have to look forward to. >> peterson says he understands the culture and passion in philadelphia. >> i think being a head football coach, you have to be a great listener, you have to listen to your coaches and owners and fans. >> some like him and some don't, but most like the fact that he is a sam bradford fan. >> bradford is not a bad dude, the second half of the season he got the job done. >> but will peterson get it done, in this city football is about one thing, a lombardi trophy. >> it's philadelphia they want to win here, they are starving for a super bowl win, bottom line they want to win. >> reporter: and even many of peterson's harshest critics say at this points it's time to give at coach a chance. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news" >>> thank you chad, chopper 6 hd is now live over a roaring blaze this is 21st and locust in center city, philadelphia, flames attack the upper floors of an apartment building on the 2100 block of locust, the upper floors are not where the flames are restricted to anymore, the entire building now engulfed in flames and this fire has just gone to two alarms. we have no reports of anybody trapped inside of the building and no reports of anyone injured inside of the building but clearly flames have overtalk enthe structure and firefighters doing what they can to put these flames out. you are looking at 21st and locust in center city. >>> coming up parents protest the potential takeover of two philadelphia public schools and a murder that shook northern liberties two years ago today. a young woman shot to death over her purse, what police are saying about this cold case. >> will new jersey's smoking age go up to 21, the answer from chris christie and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> we want to give you another look at this fire burning out of control on the 2100 block of locust street in center city philadelphia, the flames first erupted at 5:35 tonight but the fire has gone to two alarmed, and we have no reports of anyone hurt in this blaze. investigators in chester county say an 81-year-old woman was the victim of a deadly stabbing and a family member is charged with her murder. it happened at 2:30 inside of a home on irvin drive, at this hour that family member is in custody. >>> philadelphia homicide detectives are pleading for new tips in a cold case. exactly two years ago today 26-year-old amber long was shot during a purse snatching on northern liberty, amber long resisted and was shot to death, her attackers fled in a rented chevy impala, it was too blurry to make out the plate numbers. police have yet to make any arrests. >> we have a couple of people we are looking at because of tips, doing background on but not strong enough to say we have a person of interest. we know somebody knows who did this and we just need them to call our unit and give us the information. >> a $20,000 reward is available for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. >>> new jersey governor, chris christie rejected several bills including a financial assistance package for atlantic city, it would set up to pay the tax money it owes to the casinos, this could pave the way for a state takeover for atlantic city and rejected a bill to raise buying tobacco products in new jersey from 18 to 21. and people convicted of gang crimes or terroristic threats from owning a gun. >>> and parents in north philadelphia this morning came to urge the school reform commission to keep their schools public. cook and huey elementary schools could soon become renaissance charter schools, the parents claim that the company slated to taking over the schools are tied to for profit companies with records of failure in philadelphia. >> no one in philadelphia, no parents in our area and no one representing this area of color, and we feel like it doesn't exist. >> the school commission is expected to vote on thursday, and meanwhile the school system of philadelphia say that cook and huey will remain neighborhood public schools we admission to all currents students. >>> ducis rogers and jaime apody live at the nova care complex. doug peterson at his news conference hoping to make a good first impression. do we think he did that. >> reporter: i think so for sure. >> reporter: i think so as well. >> reporter: one thing he did was show he was the anti-chip kelly. the two men walked in jeffrey lurie and doug peterson. lurie says he was the unanimous choice among those in the search. peterson has never been a head coach at this level but doesn't feel that will hinder him. >> the experiences i have had as a former player and now as a coach have prepared me for this situation, you bring up the fact you are a former player, the others are career coaches, the fact that you played the game what leg up do you think that gives you as far as being a head coach. >> it helps you to relate to players, you have been in the locker room and you have put the pads on just like those players have been have a sensitive side to that. but with any leadership position it's about relationship and it's about understanding the player not only as a player but as a person. >> reporter: now one guy that had a lot of input on this decision, the guy that people respect in this industry, and that is andy reid. >> the detail of andy's analysis of doug over the years and especially over the last few weeks was important because it was so thorough. >> andy reid is a mentor, i'll be the first one to tell you that he is, but this is not an andy reid football team and it's not a doug peterson football team but a philadelphia football team. >> a new member to the football team is coordinator jim schwa z schwartz, you broke the news yesterday. >> he spent five years as a lions head coach, but schwartz' reasons for coming here is simple. >> i have been a coach and been to a super bowl, the only thing i haven't done is hold the super bowl trophy, i'm possessed with get that done here for the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: next step, hire an offensive coordinator, reporting live from south philadelphia, i'm ducis rogers along with jaime apody back to you. >> a day filled with hope, cecily tynan and the accuweather forecast, a forecast filled with dread. well, good stuff. snow. "action news" continues in just a moment. >>> we continue to monitor the firefighting effort going on at locust in philadelphia, two alarmed sounded, they are pouring enormous amounts of water on this structure, flames continue to burn and no reports that anyone has been hurt. >>> lets get the seven day accuweather forecast, of course everybody is interested in three days out, three days out a major storm on the way. >> in the meantime it's cold out there, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing dry conditions out there, but the second day in a row, temperatures haven't climbed out of the 20s and windchills second day in a row, stuck in the teens, philadelphia 15 and feels like 14 in allentown and feels like 10 in reading and 11 in millville and feels like 11 in wilmington, satellite 6 along with action radar showing that the next system we are dealing with tomorrow night, there is a weak feature pulling out of missouri that could bring us a few flurries or two, but tonight is a clear night and a very cold night, 16 degrees in the subu suburbs, 20 in center city and windchill dropping around 10 brutal but not as harsh at last night with windchills below zero, we see increasing clouds and for the first time since sunday afternoon, temperatures rise ago above freezing and windchills in the upper 20s, this is what everyone wants to hear about, the impending winter storm, the impending piece of energy that will form our weekend storm is just pulling ashore in oregon, it has a lot of real estate to cover and this is key, once we get the low pressure along the lower 48, we get access to upper level data from the weather balloon, that can be put in the computer models and the american models, we get better consensus and better information from the computer mod

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wilmington's game and much more ``in morning spots. ``elise: good morning. ``i'm elise jesse. ``tickets were selling early for ``this one. ``it was packed house at moeller ``last night fifth ranked ``wilmington came in to face off ``with the third ranked moeller ``crusaders. ``wilmington and moeller were ``montgomery. ``jarron cumberland was money in ``the first half with three 3s for ``nine points, but only finished ``with 14. ``4 of 10 shooting with seven ``rebounds. ``moeller was only 5 for 15 from ``the three-point line. ``this one was nothing but net. ``they trailed wilmington 21-18 at ``the half. ``next, caleb kantor driving and ``scoring. ``moeller improves to 15-1 with a ``40-31 victory. ``newport central catholic and ``holy cross meeting for the ninth ``region championship game. ``first quarter, holy cross to ``eric jacoblesky, who hits the ``three. ``later in the warter, -- quarter, ``ben wire ``with a big night for the ``thoroughbreds. ``he had 26 points. ``the newport central catholic ``team advances to the state ``tournament for the fourth ``straight year with a 70-52 win. ``the next game was all summit. ``they had a 20-point lead at ``the senators never gave up. ``woods takes it in for the slam. ``summit's alex dawling skips the ``pass to sam martin for

wilmington up three at the half at moeller. but... moeller did what moeller does. they lock you up - and they win games. tonight - they did it to wilmington. hurricane scored 10 points in the second half. 10. moeller wins by 9. it's wilmington's first loss this season. big game in the n- k-y cuz i gotta... 9th region all "a" final. monster game for new cath's ben weyer. gets the putback. had a game-high 25 points. holy cross's stud tyler bezold, out with an ankle injury early. no biggie, leighton schrand, strokin' it like bobby ross. had a team-high 17 points. and we've got a nail biter. new cath answers, brennan hall with the dipsy doozy to end the quarter. and this little kid is like, that's cool, but i can do this. indians down by 8 in the 4th, chipping away, will volpenhein hits a triple. but the breds took a few big gulps, and said see you later, luke may-viss moeves, tanner's bro with fluffier hair. new cath wins the 9th region all "a" doubleheader night at woodward. this is the scholastic play- by-play classic. game one is cov cath and aiken... and the colonels grab a twelve point halftime lead. that's a-j mayer - 15-points and 10- rebounds for a-j. but... marcus barton starts the second half bangin' shots. marcus hit

wilmington with wall to wall sunshine. it gets even better for sunday. 62 around to 71 in the wilmington area. i don't know if you want to go to walk along the beach. out west it's comfortable too. mostly sunny on saturday. no signs of snow. 49 at boone through the far southwestern mountains 61. southerly wind in the afternoon five to ten miles per hour. warmer weather upper 50s around boone to low 60s asheville further south and west and the winds pick up and transport the warmer air across the state. bottom line forecasting this weekend lots of sunshine warming sunday will be the warmer of the two days. forecast by 8:00 winds dying down temperatures dropping quickly. we should be in the upper 30s by 8:00 and overnight fayetteville 26 southern pines 27 rocky mount, 27 in the triangle starting your saturday with sunny skies. light winds not talking about a wind chill 31 but through the course of the day winds becoming southerly and 52 by lunch time. tomorrow afternoon hid to upper wind from the south west 10 to 15 miles per hour. so that warm wind will propel those temperatures out. 67 on sund

wilmington. developers unveiling their plan last night. the property will be built near wilmington's little italy neighborhood with luxury apartments and retail stores. the plans call for demolishing the shops on pennsylvania avenue. construction will be completed by 2018. >>> next on nbc 10 at 6:00, a new city hall in one local town. the work is halfway done. one big problem, the city can't afford the other half. we'll explain what's next. >>> also, king of veggies. dishing out a new favorite for a good cause. >>> the warmup continues, but there's rain on the way. when you may need to bring your umbrella in my first alert forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with the card most accepted by top doctors and specialists, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the strength to drive forward. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> new at 6:00, employees in delaware working out of makeshift offices may be there a while longer. >> the cost of a new city hall was more than what was planned and it's not finished yesterday. delaware bureau reporter tim furlong gets the answer for the

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wilmington at 36. lincoln international airport, up to 40. hamilton has made a run to 40. factor the window, wind shield, around 30 in wilmington, upper 30s. and coming up, much warmer air is on the way in the weekend. we soar in the 50s tomorrow and also for sunday. rain returns for the back in the weekend. we have that and risk for thunderstorms in the planning minutes. brad. >> crazy weather continues. . >> i'll take today to keep it like this. >> a raffle for a brand new breaking news alert in bond hill. >> local 12, angle ela ingram is gathering information. what you could tell us? >> brad i could tell you this is a residential area and quiet area with a lot of single family homes. there's a school, that's not too far from where the shooting took place. they say when they got here, they found the man dead in the street. take a look at the video. this happened shortly before 3:00 this afternoon. police are saying this man was shot at least five times on franklin avenue. this is off redding road in the bond hill neighborhood. investigators haven't found the gun. they say they have found several shell caseings in the street. police put a nearby school on lock-down. the lock-down since been lifted. investigators are trying to >> it looks like he was shot -- there's some shell caseings in front of the brown apartment building. it looks like he ran away from the building and collapsed in the middle of the street. >> so far, they have not released the victim's name in the shooting. they don't have any suspect information. however, captain bronxman was able to tell us some witnesses saw someone leaving the scene of the accident in a bicycle. they are not sure if the shooter was himself or that person happened to be in the area at the time. and police are here still investigating and we will bring you the newest information as soon as we get it. reporting from bon hill, angela ingram. >> i know you are just on the scene. if you could help police, please call crimestoppers 352-3040. >>> the western southern open donates 385 thousand to local gifts were presented to uc baric cancer center and tenants for city use. tickets go on sale really soon, march 1st coming up. >>> kentucky police are selling raffle tickets to send under aged kids to summer camp. a chance to win 2015, 4 x 4 pickup. only 20 thousand tickets will be sold. the tickets will be drawn on august 28th. trooper island is a free summer camp for boys ages 10-12. >> good look at the truck >> land before time this weekend. >> jurassic, sometimes. >> jurassic. >> if you wish to go back where dinosaurs roamed the earth, that will be your chance. >> jurassic quest at the duke energy center. >> if you step here on jurassic what you see. you will also be amazed on what you learn. some of them had feathers. something i never knew. these are the little ones. of course, we have the giant dinosaurs as well. there's a lot to see and lot to hear. some are a little frightening when you walk past them. cool nonetheless. i'm here with daniel arnold with the exhibit. this has been going on for a little two years now? >> we started in september of 2013. >> awesome. talk about what people will experience when they come to the exhibit? >> you will see lifesize, life -like dinosaurs. the dinosaurs with skin on, is what i like to say. it's like a museum. it is about as life -like as you will see the dinosaurs. >> wonderful. >> so, of course, you see the dinosaurs. kids could dig and some other activities as well. >> you could ride the dinosaur. craft, science station and all do. well. >> we have to address the little one right here. >> you can't even ignore them. he's so cute. this is tina, t-rex. one of the baby dinosaurs we have. we have a trisartops. >> and this one. >> this is going on all weekend. we'll have ticket information on line. daniel? back to you guys. >> have to admit. tina got to me. that was cute. if you like to check out jurassic quest, find ticket information in our website, local12.com. >>> president obama announces new equal pay raise. >> having some fun with the box tops celebrity funny. >> area shows an area of cloud cover approaching cincinnati now. warm-up and a risk for . >> president obama says insuring equal pay for women may be a long haul. more has to be done to get women to high paying jobs. he's also call on businesses to insure women are not penalized for starting a family. men have a responsibility for parenting as well. step in the right direction. we're proposing to collect and report pay data by race, ethnicity. the goal is to trying to do things. to get a clear picture on how to make sure their employees are being treated equal. >> and they are marking the 7th anniversary of the signs lilly led nate better pay act. >>> and we have a new face behind city rabbit, . and get out nearly 600 silly rabbits to be the honorary real tricks rabbit. three week contest. sinnabon is getting it. >> and it's cute rabbit. >> all rabbits is cute to. >> now i'm a grown-up adult, and i get to have sugary toast crunch and the sugary stuff. if i want to eat cer qual for dinner, i get to do that. >> not recently. >> knowing you can, is as important. >> maybe i'll go home tonight, when i go to get dinner. i will eat cereal. >> we've been waiting for the forecast; right? celebrity with sugar. we have ample sun. i've updated the hour-by-hour forecast and local 12 weather authority app you could see clouds around and mostly clear nearing midnight. temperatures will fall in the 30s 24 evening. start partly cloudy, finish the evening mostly clear. get the free app by searching wkrc in the app store or google play. in the short term, track clouds, and get updated hour-by-hour forecast. and also, streaming video, real-time weather conditions to the aid tree yum weather cams. temperature 38. and thanks to a wind sustained at 7 miles an hour. no precipitation today, hardly a cloud in the sky. some clouds early, back to mostly clear, breezy or warmer highs today, will center around 40 degrees. wind. clouds return. showers return. we'll keep some of the warmth around until some time next week. waves of rain and thunderstorms will roll through the tri-state. at last check, 37 in laurel. factor the wind, windchill is down in the low to mid 30s for many. we drop down to 30 late tonight. we're screaming all week long, the warm-up is coming and the forecast has not changed. when you wake up tomorrow morning, beginning at 5:00 a.m., temperatures around 30. mostly clear sky overhead. the batch of clouds near and south of chicago, it's weakening they will definitely not produce any rain or snow. we're mostly cloudy or mostly clear, once we get close to midnight. overnight, we'll be mostly clear and then start tomorrow with lots of sun. once we get into the afternoon disturbance in the day. showers will develop. tomorrow, we're dry. even though we pick up clouds in the afternoon and evening. that's a temporary increase in cloud cover. true cloud cover or showers await us on sunday. notice, lines of equal pressure in white are tightly packed. the wind will be up. not just tomorrow but sunday, as the stronger area of low pressure gets organized. we're breezy on saturday and sunday. also breezy tuesday and wednesday. for a different reason. strong area of low pressure in the area. some of the storms, tuesday evening, could be strong. and especially south of cincinnati. in january, receive a threat of severe weather. we have had severe weather and the opportunity is there. forecast, especially on sunday. >> a mysterious box turns out to be a sensor. the device is an air sampling unit, installed as the department of airline security super bowl. san fran and all of the residents were a little bit confused and concerned when the monitor appeared. the device is part of the bio watch program. taxpayers says they will spend more than a billion on the program. >>> fight to protect the staff and customers. they are dressed in black running towards the parking lot so the manager grabs the door, getting into a tug-of-war. does eventually give up. button. police were there and under a minute to find the people inside the bank frazzled but safe. >>> probably safe to say that seeing a man dance around in the speedo, it may be a bit of a distraction, depending on where you are. >> michael phelps, he did just that. it was his part on the arizona state current distraction on the basketball game. see him dance with the metals on his neck and towels on his neck. they missed both shots. and moment, too, a loud cheer from the crowd. went on to win it 86-88. unfair. it's fantastic it's part of being an athlete. you will have to know -- >> presidential candidates crisscross in iowa, the state is the center of the political iowa caucus's monday, could decide the life and death of some campaigns. craig boswell is in iowa with details. >>> ted cruz wants to remain a center of attention in iowa. >> we can save this exceptional nation, this shining city on a hill. >> he was in the spotlight in last night's debate after front-runner, donald trump was a no-show. most polls have cruz in second place >> i did something that's very risky. i think it turned out great. in the front page, i'm getting more publicity. >> and marco rubio, he's on the third trip to iowa and he's surging in the polls. >> if you nominate me, i win and i know it. >>nd a feels genuine. >> jl selzer says landing in the top three in iowa will give candidates staying power. the pack and do better than what we expect? >> in the democratic side, hillary clinton and sanders are in iowa >> and giant bank, and he was in grand view university in des moines moines. >> and what you say is a caucus? we will explain that coming up at 5:00. the national political correspondent is staying on top of the campaign in iowa as well. we spoke with full measure host on what to expect on sunday >> you could imagine with every candidate, focusing on intensely on the one stay. how much money with the campaign ads an the other parts of spending. >> you could see more, cheryl atkinson this sunday. it airs on local 12 poll. >> jury accused of sexually abusing a young girl. ronald king, sentenced to life in prison. his case has taken many twists and turns. one week after he set fire to a mobile home in may of 2013. young girl was asleep inside. she got out of the burning home safely. the testimony helped to convict king and in the sex abuse case >> i'm glad that we can achieve justice for her. i think this is a dangerous man who preys upon a vulnerable girl, came from a broken home. he's the worst of the worst kind of defender there. handed down the appropriate sentence. >> if he's going to be a victim of identity theft, general's office is ready to sort out the credit. mike dewian, the problem has gotten to big, he's dedicated four employees, to helping people recover. they will walk you through the process of repairing the standing with credit agencies and credit card companies among others and actually making the calls on your behalf. the crime has hit close to home for him. . >> we think last year, 17 million americans have their identity stolen. my daughter has had her identity stolen twice. into. another when her car was broken into. >> use common sense, have one more than one password. and to limit your liability, use credit cards, instead of debit cards. >> nice way to wind down january. >> we start the day with clouds and now we have sun. quick batch will come through early in the evening. then we're back to mainly clear nearing midnight. temperatures will be around freezing and then overnight, will drop a couple of degrees and we'll keep it to mostly clear skies overhead. we will start at 31 degrees. temperatures will be around 30. and if any clouds ahead. stream of snow showers and flurries coming off lake erie. at home, high pressure rules the radios. rolling through indiana and the prairie state of illinois. outside of the clouds, we have no significant moisture to track. certainly no rain or snow showing up on live precision doppler hd. mid 30s in hillsborough and wilmington to the low 40s in b.b. the international airport and in will con airport are at 40 degrees. wind chills range from 29 in wilmington to 43 in vivie. the feel like temperature, depends on where you live. it's higher to the west and to the southwest of cincinnati, lower to the northeast of cincinnati. warmer air is coming to the tradeoff. and showers return on sunday. and there's a possibility of stronger storms next week. we'll discuss the timing of sunday's showers and investigate this potential for stronger storms late tuesday in 10 minutes. brad. >> thanks very much. you like tina faye. >> i like tina faye. >> she's getting to review reviews. someone who is an expert on pallin's voice and mannerisms. jeanne moos. >>> media heads are spinning. >> there's a critic that sounds a little bitter. >> right wing, bitter clinging for clingers of our guns. >> sarah palin's daughter is clinging proudly to her mother, writing in her blog, tina fey sounds nothing like my mom. to nail, chalkboard.

wilmington' s potent offense. >> here is our blitz five basketball insider, alex mecham. we had a big one earlier this week. some earlier this season. the young man in wilmington we of all hurled about -- heard about. >> in the words of floyd mayweather, hard work and dedication. you can see it. >> is that the wilmington school record? another record maker. this young man is a cipher. >> -- a snip er. >> yes 150 83-pointers. -- he has 158 three-pointers. >> and how about this, a roger bacon milestone earlier this week? i am glad that yet a chance to reach -- had a chance to reach 171 victories. >> certainly a big moment for you, you were there. >> his wife was there. >> peggy was there. alex, good to see you again. that is our blitz five basketball insider. jonathan: thanks a lot, guys. over to the nfl right now. super bowl. when you say panthers in the keeper. -- >> i saw some film of luke in its high school days. he was an absolute ball or. -- baller. football field, but the nicest guy off the field. i sat down with marvin lewis yesterday morning. he told me he was amazed by luke' s talent. >> is every bit the player i thought he would be coming into the nfl. i told him that when we had them here to visit. the biggest question i have for him, could he hold off the onslaught of family members asking

wilmington. 18 in millville. you factor in a little bit of a wind, the wind chills aren't all that harsh compared to this time last night. 20 reading, 18 in wilmington18 this philadelphia. but still, up in the poconos well below zero. satellite and radar, some of the high cloud cover still overhead now and you can see some of the snow showers and flurries. a weak system in the eastern and southern parts of the great lakes that will slide to our north overnight tonight. so futuretracker showing between 3:00 and 5:00 in the morning, again could be a couple of flurries skirting the lehigh valley, especially up to the poconos. the rest of us just some clouds with temperatures starting in the 20's tomorrow morning. and then in the afternoon tomorrow, sunshine, high clouds, 41 philadelphia, 42 millville, and upper 30's to the north. 43, 3 degrees above normal tomorrow. not as cold, partly sunny, high pressure to the south. the warm front slides through friday with high clouds. up to 50 degrees on friday. 10 degrees above average while a new area of low pressure to the south skirts to our south and hits us with a little bit of light rain friday night into

wilmington and 30th street station in philadelphia. >>> then there is a story of the wilmington woman desperate to ger house her husband to the weekly dialysis appointment but still snowed in. that is when a neighbor stepped up to save the day. "action news" reporter christie lleto has that story. >> i was gist determined, somebody will help my husband today. >> reporter: even if it meant sheila had to wake a neighbor at 5:00 this morning to transport her diabetic husband joe's to have his weekly dialysis a appointment. he has survived a stroke since 2011 and has been waiting for a kidney. her snow street at jefferson had not seen a plow period. for a second day in the row dart bus could not get to joseph. the couple grew desperate, even after sheila called the city's e ms and national guard. >> i was telling my wife, i'm okay. i will just go back in and lay down. and just take my chances. >> i looked up at theo and i saw a light on over there. i said, you know, it is 5:00 something in the morning. i cannot wake him up. out of desperation because it has been two days he hasn't had any treatment. >> you didn't hesitate a second. >> difficult not. >> reporter: council president lifted joe's neff to his truck and got him to treatment. >> my neighbor, it is what you are supposed to do as a human being and as a person. >> i am very grateful to my neighbor because he didn't have to do that. >> reporter: on wednesday, he has to go to dialysis. >> he has to go back tomorrow. >> reporter: do you think he will be able to get back out. >> i think that they can try to attempt to come through. if they don't i will just take my chances again. >> reporter: drive him yourself. >> drive him myself. >> reporter: we are told city is sending plow trucks to clear neighborhood street sometime later this evening. meanwhile resident are left, stuck, doing the city's job for now. in wilmington, christie lleto for channel six "action news". >>> philadelphia congressman chaka fattah got a scolding from a federal why today. fattah was back in federal court, where his four lawyers asked to be excused from fattah's fraud and racketeering trial because they have not been paid. the judge told fattah that he needs to rethink his priorities, after fattah says he was more concerned about raising money for his reelection campaign then for his trial. >>> there are no reports of any injuries in the wake of the stubborn fire in morrisville bucks county. fire fighters had to battle the cold and piles of snow, in addition to the flames and smoke. the the blaze broke out in the two story home in the 100 block of west philadelphia avenue. there is no word yet on a cause. >>> a garbage truck that runs on natural gas, exploded this afternoon in a mercer county neighborhood, and an "action news" viewer caught the entire thing on camera. this happened on fitsrandolph avenue in hamilton township.

wilmington right now. >> blue rocks camera in wilmington. that's i-95, because of the road conditions, dart will not run statewide bus routes for the elderly and disabled, and the septa lines suspended today. >> tim furlong is monitoring the road conditions, and you can attest to what jim told us from deldot, even the majors are not good. >> reporter: major are not good 301 was awful. newark, a lot of breakfast spots i would love to hit today, are not open today. it's a ghost town in newark. kelly bachman they have seven or eight plows out at the same time. all streets plowed eed in newa but the drifts makes it difficult. contractors are clearing both sides of main street, and they are about to start round two. we passed a plow truck way up there in the distance, brake lights, that's a plow truck as well. a few calls, minor calls for stuck vehicles. difference in newark is that they do their own plowing. deldot handles a vast majority, but in newark, they handle their own. they are doing a good job. it is passable, but they have gone through this, and as quickly as they are, it piles back up again. you see we have the green light here, we are moving along, the jeep doing okay in the condition, not a big deal in newark. i've been checking the power app. power does not seem to be too big an issue up here in the northern part of delaware. thousands lost power in the delaware beaches. i checked the map. they know what's beginning on. they are working on the situations. again, they have the high gusty winds there, flooding issues, and 7:00 a.m. was high tide, so there's a lot of stuff, and a lot of varying conditions you see up and down the state, and it's something we'll watch throughout the day. live in storm force10, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> we'll get you updated, but also from the jersey shore, and now look at this from chester county. the snowstorm hampered firefighters fighting a house fire in downing township in chester county. fisherville road, fire started at 1:30 this morning, and the ladder froze, they needed a salt truck to plow a truck out of the snow. >> we deal with a lot of difficult situations, but i will tell you this is the most challenges we've experienced as a fire company. >> the fire started in the chimney. no one in the home hurt, but a firefighter treated for a minor injury. >>> accident, one of the many examples of thing we see on the roadways. this is 422 eastbound in come ri county, taken from the side of the road as we drove by happening overnight near oaks. you see someone on the side of the road. they stopped. trouble with that, you get in an accident, you stall, but the snow does not stop. this is an example. if you don't have to be on the road, stay away. >> dangerous to be stuck on the side of the road with the conditions outside, but yet we've seen accidents like that and cars that are stuck in drifts. nbc 10 traffic reporter has an update on what she sigh sees from all the cameras. >> i was wondering moments ago why there was not more accidents, especially with the slippery conditions, and it's because some of you are listening, and a lot of people are not driving on the roadways so there's not a lot of collisions happening. what we see happening are cars moving off, drifting into the shoulder, rolling down the offramp, stuck on the side, and this is the vine tree expressway, turned around to face this disabled truck that's been here for about two hours, and this is pretty much the majority of what we are seeing now, cars not able to navigate around the roadways. off the offramp, the back roads, more delay, and less plowed areas than normal. now, you can see the disabled vehicle on the side. this is a list of the disabled vehicles counted, 20 over the last half hour, and they disappear and come back because the cars just keep getting stuck. chester county, upper moreland, and in new jersey, the same story, disabled vehicles in the areament right here, okay on route 42 and new jersey turnpike. every once in a while, a plow truck goes through, giving us a hopeful vantage point for later in the evening. >> thanks for that. much more to come. this is a live look at 15 and market in center city. crews plowing the sidewalk. we are tracking the storm you see on the left hand side, tracking it on radar, and keeping you updated with the latest snow totals and power outages still to come. the republicans in harrisburg were fighting each other over the state budget. that's right. each other. the republican state senate passed a responsible budget that "begins" to fund education but the republican house of representatives has insisted on a budget that fails to fund education and balloons the deficit. call your legislator, tell them to pass a budget that's right for pennsylvania. zblmplgt >>> a live look, major snowstorm bearing down, knocking out power in south jersey, atlantic city electric reporting more than 19,000 without power in cape may county, several thousands more in atlantic county, southern delaware hit hard. 5400 sussex county customers in the dark, and, also, the roads, talking to transportation officials, they say the roads are only getting worse. there is drifting. they are having a hard time keeping up getting the majors cleared. they people stay off the roads, stay home, don't go out unless you have to. count on us for live, continuous coverage all day. with you every step of the way every hour. showing you what you need to see and updated information. we'll be here through 6:30 tonight. >> there's a lot of snow, bad roads, anding accidents, too, but down the shore, people brace for flooding in high tides, and some towns already experiencing it. >> we are live in wildwood experiencing it. drew, show us the conditions. >> i can barely hear you because of the intense winds. i wanted to show how the sichgsz changed since we last joined you. there's a few inches of water on the street. this is ocean avenue. wind is howling, looks like rapids on the river. all the snow is moving out of here. looking like it's not snowed here. there's a little left here. that is mixed with sand and some of the foam you see there is coming off of the ocean. this is about high tide, what we expected to see at this point. good news, people are not driving. we heard from the police who told us they shut down the north access to the island, route 149 is shut down now because of worse flooding that's further on down in that direction. there were police activity over there. they were worried that some folks might have got caught up in that. right now, roads ared off at this point. where we are, the concern is that some of the ocean water is going to continue to breach the dune, and, again, take a closer look over here, you can see that color on top of the remaining snow snt street. that is all sand blowing in, and the sand is hitting us in the face. we can tell you, it's not nice to be out here walking around. watching rising water in the streets in the area. one more look around down here. you can just see how the wind is whipping the water down southerly towards wildwood from where we are to north wildwood. >> concerned about the high tides and high winds. let's look at people getting cars off the snow route. snow emergency routes in center city, philadelphia. snow emergency declared, so people have to get the cars off the routes or be towed. ticketed and towed. you had warning about this. do it. it's important. you're going to get towed. >> 14 hours into the storm. let's check in with billy. >>> leading to flooding concerns at the shore, storm surge from new jersey to delaware this morning, and the winds, seen as high as 60, 66 miles per hour for the jersey shore, and topping sixty in southern delaware, and 72 gusts for louis, delaware, and the gusts will be intensifying this morning. around high tide now, and delawares have a storm surge of more than four feet. high tide, just a couple minutes past that, but it elevated the water with sturch of three feet in cape may area, and off the high tide now, but in each location, we got to watch the high tides for this evening and possibly tomorrow morning, all dependent on the wind, onshore winds that continue. there's been a break at times from cape may, but it's moving back in. we saw the break in delaware. now there's snow falling in dover, and just to the south in southern delaware, and in the cape may area and atlantic city area, it all started as snow. well, it's still snow in at lap tick city. the rain is offshore. it's a wet snow. a heavy snow that extends well inland. there is dry areas covering south jersey and philadelphia area, a temporary drying or easing of the storm. we expect more heavy snow to fill back in the philadelphia area. for now, that heavier snowfall is falling to the north, at times, through bucks county. we have seen heavy snow, and into the lehigh valley, and right now, coming down in the area in burlington county. heavy snowfall. that said, this is a change that we didn't have first thing this morning. we could not even see across the delaware because of the blowing snow and very limited visibility. this is an issue during the day, especially in inland areas where the snow is not well because the temperatures are colder for philadelphia and areas north and west. it's going to be easier to blow around, reduce visibility at times to zero during the day today. all right, a look ahead now. karen thomas is in with that. karen, what are we looking at right now? >>, bill, we check snow accumulations as they come in, and right now, nearly a foot of snow has fallen in new jersey. we want to go ahead and see how much more snow to expect in the various areas across the region, and as we put future snowcast into motion, you see that rain/snow line there down in southern delaware as well as well as just off the shoreline there of cape may, but the heavy bands of snow at 2:00 today, falling northwest at fifth, and then we still have snow falling in large portion of the coverage area, and the system is out of here in the early hours. okay, regionally region, what to expect. in delaware county and chester county, this is it right now. this is inclusive of what's already on the ground between 17-23 inches across the area, just south of pottstown, and king of prussia area, and looking in wagner, concord, look for the same swath of 18-23 inches, and then with isolated areas moving right through westchester, embedded 23 i'ms of snowfall once it's said and done. look at the shore, the beaches, we know 4-8 inches of snowfall already came, turned over to rain, and more is expected down there later on today as the massive system continues to push northeast. in atlantic city, total accumulations there, again, the rain/snow line continues to push to the north, but then it will retreat. back with more numbers in a bit. >> all right, karen, thanks. >>> the region is slammed by the major storm, we knew it was coming, now it's happening. snow accumulating, high winds, and power outages, getting you numbers, covered with what you seed to know. >> a live picture from cape may. the county's experiencing a storm surge of feet. in fact, you see some of it happening already. there is flooting this morning, and it's not over yet. more strong wind, heavy snow expected throughout the day, but rest assured, we are here with you throughout every step of the way. city with us as we continue to track this major storm. >>> check this out. look at this. astronaut scott kelly posted the picture on twitter snowing the storm blanketing the east coast, vizle from the international space station, advises us on effort 20 stay safe in the blizzard. we continue our coverage in a minute. >>> this is 95 in newark, delaware. pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware, under a blizzard warning because of the heavy snow and high winds there. stormforce 10 going down the road, 95, you see just one pathway there. the plows can't keep up with all the snow that's coming down. it is not a good thing if you're on the roads, trying to clear the roads, but the winds make it tough for crews. >> i've been getting great pictures tweeted. upload your photos with our nbc 10 app, see it, share it, look for that, tweet us, post on facebook, #nbc10snow, and rosemary connors is here with the pictures from across the region. >> viewers in the home, not out on the roads, looking at what's happening outside, and sending it to us for a better idea what the conditions are in their neighborhood. let's look at the pictures. actually, you know, we'll try to get back to the pictures in a moment. as i mentioned, we have folks sending them to us from the city to the suburbs. in the meantime, if you have a few minutes, snap photos just outside your door or window. please send them to us, you heard tracy mention you can do it through the app or nbc10.com. >> a live look at radar. there's a swath of blue and white on the screen. looking at, dealing with that right now. we have snow that's been coming in through the overnight hours, and we know it's not letting up any time soon. as we heard from bill henley and karen thomas, some areas are seeing some breaks in the weather, but guess what, this is not over yet. >> thank you very much. we have this video right now. crews clearing snow at the mall there. plows, snow blowers, all in action. look at the pictures you see. consta constantly. more and more snow coming down, winds blowing it around. i walked in here outside philadelphia, and what i saw was snow blowing across the avenue, which had not been plowed. we were out there on the patio. we are on live through 6:30. see a lot of snow, there's so much more to come. >> there is. some areas are seeing heavy snow while others are getting a break, a dry slot, common in a storm like this, and has worked through parts of south jersey and into the philadelphia area. that's why when you guys look behind you on those big monitors back there, you can see across the river, that's improved visibility. is not a blizzard condition. you see blizzards where the visibility is coming down. one of the areas, the pocono mountains, snow is blowing past the camera. it's not particularly heavy. there is snow now on the otherwise completely green trees in the mountains. this is blue mountain. they've made a lot of the snow. that's what you see on the ground, but they'll get a good amount from the storm system as it moves through during the day today. one of the indicators that we look for for how much snow is coming down is the visibility and the visibility's down to a quarter mile, combination of snowfall and strong gusty winds, and it's improved in coatesville as the snow is taking a break now for parts of the area. there's more heavy snowfall to come. >> thank you. this is market street. one thing you see a lot of is snow, and you don't see cars out there. no plows at the moment either, but i promise that they are out there. stay with us on air, and on nbc 10 app for totals, what to expect as the storm intensifies, and share pictures and videos with us. itst a great way for us to cover neighborhood by neighborhood what this storm is looking like. just use our nbc 10 app, and if you use social media, use the #nbc10snow. we'll be right here with you every step of the way. stay tuned. >>> at 7:33, a major snow storm in the area, stormforce 10, nbc 10 tim furlong showing us the condition in delaware. the snow falling, winds whipping, department of transportation struggling with the crews because of the wind piling up snow. >> this is the poconos. you they are working out there on the slopes. you see the snow blowing as well. i think they there in the distance. if not, they are seeing actually less snow than we are here in philadelphia. we are expecting 17-23, maybe more as far as snow coverage is concerned. a live picture here, this time, on the ground. >> good morning, welcome to nbc 10 news today. we have you covered. i'm si davidson. >> i'm keith jones. we have coverage county by county, and we are tracking the storm throughout the region. before we get to them, here's what we know so far. the storm is knocking out power in some portions of the region. atlantic electric reporting 19,000 out with several more, and southern delaware hit hard, 5400 sussex county customers in the dark. we talked to officials all morning as well, and the roads are only getting worse. that's what you need to know. don't drive if you don't have to. count on nbc 10 for live continuous coverage all day long through 6:30 tonight. >>> now is a time to download the app. if you lose power, see the power-up stations so you can go and charge devices. let's get you updated on the snow that's coming down. first alert meteorologist has been tracking it. what's happening now, bill? >> translator: intensity is changing over the last couple hours. we'll see more of the strong, gusty winds that led to the power outages, and i expect the number to go up. we still could see blizzard conditions at times in the day today with strong gusty winds, and it's already slippery, even with a little of snow on the ground, those areas that get plowed, more falls, very slippery conditions issue and some areas with zero visibility, low visibility comets this afternoon. coastal flooding, speciousing that this morning with the first high tide in the delaware beaches, rain, steady rain, now back in louis where they saw gusts up 72 miles per hour this morning. now, rainy again in cape may. it started off as snow this morning, and now we we want on air at 4:00, and atlantic city is seeing the changeover with rain moving in, but look at this dry slot that is now made it into south philadelphia and much lighter precipitation into bucks county where we saw some heavier snowfall on the ground first thing, in fact, parts of bucks county already seeing a foot on the ground. in fact, in the doylestown area, a foot of snow for jamison, more than 10 inches in the studio, and 9 in singing spring, and more snow on the way. that wind, that'll be a challenge all day long. winds will continue right on into this afternoon, and a steady, strong gusty wind in the day today, and that finally backs off a little bit this evening. and before it does, we've got more snow on the way. meteorologist karen thomas is here with that. karen? >> all right, bill, thank you. as you said, the snow continues into some areas, picking up heavier in the afternoon, and it has everybody asking, how much snow add i expected to get? our snow total maps shows us 1-23 inches total snow accumulation by tomorrow morning is expected. you see the blue watt here, the numbers areteresting to think our average total seasonal snowfall for philadelphia is 22 inches. we'll nail it in one system. 8-12 by the shoreline, and 12-17 north and west. chester county, these are snow totals you can expect. the heaviest snow2a has not ev rial finished off in the areas. more heavy snow expected, and look at that isolated swath there through westchester, just clipping garnet and concord township. 23-28 inches of snowfall possible. we'll keep breaking that down for you and we'll just span the region, if you will, and show you your total accumulation and what to expect throughout the day. >> all right, karen, thank you. talking about the snow coming down and high winds and poor visibility. usually you see the skyline beautiful behind us. it's really hard to see. very poor visibility. if that looks like that, you can imagine what it's like on the roads. >> looking outside our studios here at nbc 10, and mitch is live in montgomery county. last we checked 15 minutes ago, there was a lull in the snow. you were not seeing it. i know from walking into work, though, the wind is blowing. >> reporter: it's about the. the wind is the big problem at this point. also, there's a few little small little snow pellets coming down, almost, like, like balls of ice. i don't know that you call them hail, but they have a heft to them, and you can hear them pelting on your hood, on your clothes as you stand out here, but the wind is the real issue. the lull has continued. it's allowed crews to get to the side roads. monument road off of city avenue, and, for example, this parking lot behind the studios, they have a chance to dig out. city avenue down the way here, you can see there is asphalt, you can see the pavement. we've still seen cars get stuck coming up the hill, but this lull in the storm seems to have given the crews an advantage and allowed them to clean up some of the snow in advance what's to come. >> mitch, thanks. >>> we continue in delaware where officials are telling us that stay off the roads. deldot updated us last hour say with the crews working, mitch said it is about the wind. with the crews working, the winds blows snow on the road making clearing difficult so the roads are treacherous. >> this is a picture from bluerock stadium in wilmington, that's i-95. see what looks to be a utility vehicle in the background right now. because of the treacherous conditions, dart will not run statewide bus routes for the elder ll lly and disabled. >> someone out experiencing the conditions in stormforce 10, tim furlong live in bear, south of the mall, monitoring the roads, again, in stormforce ten, a four-wheel drive, hefty vehicle, still feeling the winds? >> reporter: we sure are. in fact, a lot of you on social media say you shouldn't be out either. i want to assure everyone, we're careful. wii wii only going 30 miles per hour at most, and we're out here, never getting in the way of plows. making that clear. this is delaware 1. look at the black top. we have not seen that much today of the that shows how hard they are working. the orange army has been up and down the main roads all day, but, again, the wind is, like you said, coming off the middle of the road there, the winds kick the snow back in before you know it, and in a few min

in wilmington, they saw more than 20 inches of snow. close to wilmington'sal snowfall amounts for an entire season. this is what michelle and i were talking about a little bit earlier this morning. coastal flood warning in southern delaware is in effect until noon today. >>> it will take some time for crews to plow all of the roads across the region. we found this tractor tractor t stuck in the snow this bethlehem last night. it blocked four lanes of traffic near a busy intersection. and transportation services trying to bet back up and running. septa says bus service will be restored on a route by route basis starting at 10:00 this morning. city trolleys will resume with some delays. and later today we will get an update on the norristown high speed line and regional rail service. they're still shut down at this hour but that could change. new jersey transit officials say rails, bus, light rail and access link service will resume once conditions allow for it. no word on an exact time yet. as soon as we have more information, we will pass it along. >>> amtra

wilmington. that's just enough to make it feel like 1 degree in northeast philadelphia. 1 degree below zero in wilmington, also feels like it's below zero for pottstown and reading and lube at the mountains, 15 degrees below. that shaking camera, that's the gusty wind. 17 degrees at 8:00, bright sunshine, we'll see a slow warm-up. by 11:00, 22 degrees. you see the winds even a little bit stronger at 11:00 up to 20 miles an hour at 2:00 this afternoon with the readings still in the 20s. very cold morning. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in 10 minutes. matt delucia is in the cold. people got to be rushing to get in the train this morning. >> reporter: absolutely, bill. and a lot of them are waiting inside as opposed to outside and when you're outside you have to have all of the layers on and thank to tracy davidson for the hand warmers they are coming in handy. look at these folks, a couple of braving the elements staying outside, it's definitely in the teens out here but it feels a lot colder when you factor in the wind. we got a breeze out here at the moment. it's a cold couple of days, last night check out not much better. people catching the bus and eager to hop on board and get out of the cold weather. and since we're under 20 degrees a code blue for many boosting efforts to help the homeless. a lot of people are gearing up for the possible storm at the end of the week getting salt and de-icing fluid. i spoke with somebody waiting for this train now. she says that it's really just all about getting inside as quickly as possible. take a listen. >> i'll try my best to put on so many layers i'm wearing thermal on the top and bottom. and i'm wearing a scarf and a thick sweater. i try my best to stay warm, stay inside instead of going out this time. >> reporter: and look at that. right on cue, live television usually doesn't work but here the train is arriving right on schedule to pick up these folks. they left the station where they were inside getting warm, now finally they can get on a warm train. we've seen some people waiting in cars, trying to stay warm before they go out. and get on the train. that's not a good idea, that is illegal in many parts of the area to leave your car unattended or idling so try not to do that. you can get your car stolen. always a good idea not to get your car stolen. these folks happy to be inside and warm once again. live in ambler, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >> tracy is like our nbc 10 mom sending us out the door with the hand warmers. use the nbc 10 app to get information that you need including updated forecasts, severe weather alerts, interactive radar and closing information. so moms and dads, if you are at work and your student's school lets out early taylor alerts on your app so you can get that information no matter where you are. it's a no-brainer. >> i feel for anybody who has to stand out in it today. now let's check your ride to work. >> katy is here with more of that. >> as we saw in matt's live shot that train pulled up, and i was checking mass transit. everything is on or close to schedule which is important. when it gets this cold the overhead train wires can be affected and we might have delays. so i will keep my eye on the mass transit schedules. a look at your 95 drive times headed southbound between woodhaven and the vine we're seeing a little bit of a slow-up about 18 minutes that will take about 3 or 4 minutes longer than it normally does northbound no problem there. so moving into lower frederick township there is an accident at gerloff road. you need to the tap the brakes. into new jersey a look at the 42 freeway drive times about five minutes north between route 55 and the walt whitman bridge. the same southbound, and the area bridges are free and clear of issues as well. >> thank you, katy. new information on the search for 12 marines who disappeared after a helicopter crash off the north shore of hawaii. search crews say they found life rafts from two marine helicopters that collided last week. they said some of the rafts were inflated. the coast guard found scattered debris. two marines from pennsylvania were on board the aircraft including captain bryant kennedy of malvern, chester county. >> 17 degrees, wind chills much colder. we're learning about a man who turned himself in for a shooting a it a homeless shelter. he has been arraigned and charged with murder. john brock turned himself in to police last night accused of shooting two employees a it a north philadelphia homeless shelter. investigators say brock opened fire sunday morning after he had been previously evicted from the station house shelter. ed barksdale died. lamont barham is in stable condition. barham's father told what his son told him about the shooting. >> they had the door open for the workers to come in and he came in and just started, wasn't nothing said, started shooting. >> barham's father said his son is expected to make a full recovery. the suspect remains in jail after being denied bail. >>> a man accused of pushing a woman on the septa tracks is behind bars. philadelphia police say kenneth grimes came up behind a woman sunday morning while she was standing on the platform at 30th street station and pushed her. she fell on the tracks and had cuts and scrapes. >>> eight minutes after 6:00. it's a cold start. we have issued a first alert for bitter cold, feeling colder by the gusty winds. wind chills running below zero in parts of the area. cold today, it's this weekend that we'll see the first big storm of the season. tracking the potential for heavy snow later friday and saturday. this morning, this is what we have to deal with, 5 degrees a it the pocono mountains, 15 in trenton and wilmington and the gusty wind into that and it feels colder. the wind is shaking the camera on top of the mellon bank building. third-mile-an-hour wind gusts in northeast philadelphia and close to that in the pocono mountains so the wind chill readings right at 3 degrees for philadelphia but feels like it's below zero in wilmington, reading, pottstown, lancaster and 15 below for the pocono mountains. we'll see sunshine but short of freezing during the day. bright sunshine today, clouds for the weekend, those will bring us snow. but today your hour by hour future wind chills showing 5 degrees, that's at 10:00 this morning and not a lot warmer at noon time. it will feel like 9 degrees in philadelphia. so a blustery day ahead. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast 21 this afternoon, the high temperature for camelback, gusty winds for souderton and bordentown at the shore 20s today from ventnor city to cape may, 27 degrees and 29 in symrna. you'll see sunshine, bright but the winds still gusty for n

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wilmington, delaware and wind gusts of 41 miles an hour in wilmington this morning. 32-mile an hour wind gust in lancaster. even higher at philly international. the wind is really the big deal this morning. the good news is it is drying out most of our roads. we are not hearing about any big problems with black ice this morning, that 42-degree high yesterday came early in the morning. so look at today, 29, and feeling like it is in the teens and single digits all day long. just as cold tomorrow with sunshine, that will be very deceiving. now again the to the upper 30's, on wednesday, and maybe a few flurries, late in the day, and then a dry, and pretty nice day although cold on sunday, the cold air in place, our next system the the one we are watching closely because it is a coastal storm where the direction of that storm, you the the track of the storm is crucial, we could after accumulating snow, we're talking late friday into saturday. so stay tuned, more on that coming up as the week goes by. that is your seven day forecast, we will have a look at traffic for you, bob kelly is on vacation. all clear on the ben franklin bridge, heading in to philadelphia this morning. not too many cars. certainly in the like what it is like when it is in the a holiday. schuylkill expressway approaching belmont has a few cars around. not too much. everything is clear. burlington bristol bridge is back to normal. so you can take either tacony palmyra or burlington bristol bridge. no delays on either one. >> quiet morning a lot of people have off work today for doctor martin luther king day. >>> 5:18. several americans are missing in iraq believed to be kidnaped. iraqi news media reporting three americans were taken by a militia in bag dod on their way to the airport. >> u.s. embassy is confirming several americans are missing but will not say who they are or what they were doing. america's prisoner swap over iran over weekend hits close to home for a elkins park couple who says it is a step in the right direction. >> jacob and laura fatal are parents of the josh fatal, one of the three imprisoned in iran in 2009 accused of crossing the border. he was held captive for two years and was eventually freed with the help of iran. they say, ahman may have jump started direct talks between the u.s. and iran. >> and if we played a small part in doing that, through the country ahman that would be wonderful. >> the fat fact that they are free because he reached out to his buddy. >> republicans say prisoner swap is dangerous territory for u.s. but they support this one. they believe prisoner swaps have to be handled on a case by case basis. >>> talking about opening up the dial on between u.s. and iran saying good can come from this. >> so many administrations before the obama administration of not had direct talks with the iranian government. >>> so snow is something we're used to seeing this time of the year but not so much for people in japan. >> first major snow fall of the season is hitting tokyo dumping more than 10 inches. look at this video. it the is making things tough to get around. people around there are just having to shovel their way out. slippery conditions cause ago lot of car accidents. there are train delays, and of course, forced cancellation of more than 100 flights. what a mess in japan. >> a discovery is made in iraq after kurdish forces found a mass grave. we want to warn you that the video could be graphic. the gravies filled with what is thought to be skulls, bones and clothing found at a site where a group of iraqi men were thought to be killed in august of 204. right after isis took over the the nearby town of sinjar. kurdish forces recapture the town at the end on have that year with the support of the u.s. led arab coalition. >>> wintry weather making it tough for syrian refugees heading to europe. hundreds battling snow and bitter freezing temperatures, as they make their way in to macedonia. many struggling to carry small kids, and the few things that they own in sachs. refugees are trying to get to the temporary camp in the hope of reaching germany. more than 1 million people, think about that, 1 million people, seeking asylum made tonight to germany last year. >>> federal government is sending help to flynt michigan to aid in the cities water christ. problem started when flynt decided to switch its drinking water source from the flynt river hoping to save money but they failed to treat water properly to prevent metal leaking from old pipes. people complained about the water smell, some even started to get rashes. the flynt changed its source back to the detroit this past october but the problem persistent. now children have elevated levels of lead in their blood. >> if the the kids in a rich suburb of detroit had been drinking contaminated water, and being bathed in it there would have been action. >> people didn't know what they were drinking and they didn't even know water was tainted until 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earnings pick up in earn these week as well as data on inflation, housing and the philadelphia federal reserve survey, on manufacturing. we have got latest from iran as we are expecting that $100 billion in sanctions will be lifted as early as monday. iran will get that money. here's ambassador dennis ross, special mid east coordinator on sunday morning futures. >> these are frozen accounts of the $150 billion, probably at least half of that already already obligated in terms of debts to the chinese and others but you're looking at 75 to hundred billion dollars in terms of real money that iranians will have access too. while most of that i suspect will be used for domestic purposes, hard to believe that at least five to 10 percent isn't going to go to hezbollah and other malice a groups. >> join us sunday 10:00 a.m. eastern live. for latest business and economy join me on the fox business network this morning with maria live 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. eastern. check your local listings or check out fox business.com/channel finer to find the fox business network in your area i'm marie, have a great week. another blast of snow and now black ice, what you need to know before you head out the door. >>> celebrations held a across the the country today in memory of doctor martin luther king, junior. what you can do in philadelphia to commemorate the birthday of the late civil rights leader. if day, it is monday, january 18th, 2016. so doctor king's birthday is on friday. >> correct. >> but we celebrate it big in this country on monday. >> make it a three day weekend. a lot of celebrations kicked off friday and people did different events all weekend long. but chris keeps saying it is day on, not the a day off. >> so, jennifer joyce is at girard college. we will check with her in just a minute. >> but first lets check with sue serio. we just did a live video on facebook and everyone is asking is there more snow. >> yes, but not the today. not today, in fact, no school today but bus stop buddy is still here, to remind you how to dress, today, it is frigid out there and it will get worse, before it gets better with the cold and the wind. so we will eventually have single digit wind chills. the let's check out our number of the day because it the is such a shock and so cold. four out of ten. not a shock in that we didn't warn you but just a shock to the system. we told but this all last week that the holiday itself would be bitter cold. that is the the case. we have a few clouds around this morning. we have very cold temperatures, 28 feels like 15, thanks to these 21 miles an hour sustained wind. our sunrise time is 7:20. we will see sunshine today but it will be deceiving sunshine so there is your single digit wind chills and they will start moving in as colder air settles in from northwest to south east. it feels like zero lancaster. five in pottstown. below zero wind chills in the pocono mountains. wind chills in the the teens every where else no matter where you go it will be cold and that wind is biting. of course, we have somebody out in it with a high of 28 degrees today. if it ever feels like 28, dave kinchen holding on to his hat with 21 miles an hour wind. this is what it looks like. >> reporter: holding on for deer life. the wind is becoming the story more and more when we come with you live every half an hour. the wind kicks up a little bit more. also we're seeing some of that black ice when you look at these sort of glaze from the headlights on the cars, coming up, i-95, northbound here, where at penns landing. so you you can see vehicles coming up there. and you can see they are going at a decent speak. but you have to be very careful. different story entirely when talking about the the weather in the last 24 hours. in atlantic city all of the snow that came down there. they had 2.8 inches of snow according to officials the atlantic city international airport in egg harbor township but that whole region is really dealing with snow that came down, most people, expected it because of course, they watched the fox 29 weather authority and they knew to give themselves some extra time getting out and about, scraping off their cars, and everything, and trying to be careful as they even watched some of the sidewalk. speaking of sidewalks as we come back live here on market street, penns landing over i-95 you can see the ice and how slick it is. i will be careful to show you what is going on there you can see some crystals there very icy, very slick on sidewalks, walking up market street. i almost slipped a little bit going in the staying there. you have to give yourself time as you are walking but whether you are on the sidewalks or on the road, take your time, be very, very careful and don't drive fast. sue, lets check with traffic, back to you. >> good advice anytime but especially in wintry conditions, thank you, dave. >>> vine street expressway as we check traffic this morning is all cleared for now, no construction on this holiday, that is a good thing. i-95 north bound approaching the betsy ross bridge, where we're slowly picking up a little bit of volume but for now it is smooth sailing. mass transit, here's the deal, all septa services will run on a modified weekday schedule today formatter inn luther king junior, holiday. new jersey transit will run on a sunday schedule. chris and lauren. >> okay, happening today, the the nation honors doctor martin luther king, junior. >> in north philadelphia, thousands of volunteers, and local dignitaries will offer a extraordinary tribute. jennifer joyce is live from girard college with more on the day of service, jen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning chris and lauren. it is almost weird being here in a quiet, empty gymnasium here on girard college because in just a little while it will be packed with about 5,000 people. this event here is the the oldest, largest in the nation, again, 5,000 volunteers will gather for 21st annual event. we have some video from last years event. it is a busy room with people working on service projects, and offering up information about civic engagement. is there a health fair, a job fare, children's carnival with arts, crafts and mural painting, all of these activity are meant to get people involved and inspired, social justice. governor tom wolf and mayor jim kenney are expect to be there. their volunteer work includes sorting and packing new and gently used clothe ago this will be donated through local non-profit organizations to low income men and women and employs men and women seeking employment. concluding the day the the philadelphia orchestra will perform its 26th annual mlk junior tribute concert which is happening in the chapel of the college here at 1:30. it will be a full day. we are expecting, 140,000 people throughout the philadelphia area to be participating in mlk day of of service. lauren and chris. >> good to know so many people here are taking part. jenny joyce, thank you so much. >>> at 5:35, philadelphia police right now, looking out for the man they say opened fire inside of a homeless shelter. >> the shooting killed one man and left another one hospitalized, two employees were gunned down inside the building on broad street early sunday morning. investigators say that shooter lived at the shelter and had been kick out for being intoxicated. officers say that the three two-year old suspect returned to the shelter, two days later, and then started shooting. >> police officer, fire fighters say that the dangers they face every day but what you would not expect is a worker in their homeless shelter helping people, who need help the most, end up being shot. >> workers at the shelter confirmed there are no metal detectors but they say they do have a security plan in place with trained staff members. they believe that additional measures would not have made a difference in this instance. >>> in burlington county a huge scare, for a gas station clerk when a man walks in and points a gun, do you see the clerk hand over the the money, in this register. this happened saturday night at a shell gas station on route 73 in maple shade, now, after walking out with some money, the guy leaves only to come back a few seconds later, on the second go round the robber made the clerk hand over his cell phone and business phone. the the thief then took off again. >> man. >> man. >> okay. 5:37 this morning. the eagles can finally talk about their new head coach, what doug pederson's former team has to say about him moving to philly. >> or how he handled saturday's game though. >> okay. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> good morning aim sean bell. doug pederson should be announced as the eagles new head coach this week. jeremy maclin already knows how good he is, and thinks that pederson will be a great fit for his olde city. >> he is good. he is a guy that understands how things are supposed to be done. i think that he will do great things there aim excited for him. he deserves it. i'm looking forward to see what he does up there. >> to the divisional round broncos/steelers. look at this, he gets the ball, and pushed out by chris harrison. demarcus wear jumps on it. that gives broncos the ball. anderson makes them pay. broncos win 23-16. >>> and in the nfc the panthers, demolish the see had hawks in the first half. they went up 31 to nothing the at one point, on their way to a 31-24 win. they will play cardinals in the nfc championship game. that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >>> good football yesterday. >> yes, that green bay/phoenix game was insane good broncos game last night, i watched that right before bedtime that was good. >>> cam newton man he is a beast. he is standing in the pool with all of the reporters and press after the game. he is towering over everyone. the isn't he like 6-foot eight. >> i don't know how tall he is but how good he is. they only lost one game all user. >> to the falcons when he went back home to atlanta. >> listen to you. >> l.a. lakers kobe bryant announced he would retire from the nba at the the end of this year. >> now the 37 year-old said he went play in the olympic games either. the august games will be held in rio di janeiro and bryant was offered another chance to play. kobe said he only wanted a spot with the team, u.s.a., if he earned it. >> so he took himself out of consideration for placement in the national team and chance to go to the olympics. >> yes. >> and so he ultimately wants to give younger players a chance to shine. >> makes sense. >> i like that. >> yeah. >> he has had those injuries he had to overcome. i think he is ready to count his money and move on. >> yes, right. >> he is all in the bank. >> and for past three years colorado girl has been asking for donations instead of presents for christmas. why she's choose to go spend all of her money, my goodness. >> cutest puppy on pet food. >> more cute puppy images straight ahead. >>> who is that. >> that is paul b, down in the atl, we have been friends since fourth grade. today is his 35th birthday. >> yes. >> i put paul up on tv and said he is my best friend and not my boyfriend and ladies say well, girl, hook me up. >> well, not only is he a looker, he is a nice man. he came in the studio about a year ago. >> haze the the been that long. >> i think it was summer of last year. >> the summer of love. no. he is such a friendly guy he is. >> what does he do for work, is he successful. >> paul is a medical executive recruiter. >> dang. >> so he is tall. >> he is tall. >> he has hair. >> still has all of his hair, no kids, never been married. >> really good dresser. >> come on ladies, hit me up. >> what is your twitter. >> lauren dawn fox 29, i know, i can we had you out right here. if you don't like sports, don't even bother, sue serio. i said man your girlfriend has to like sports whoever she is because he loves it. he used to play football in college. >> you can be his recruiter. >> true. >> hook him up. >> girlfriend recruiter. >> we have got a look at yesterday's snowfall totals. philadelphia international we registered half an inch, first measurable snowfall of the season, on january 17th. that is crazy. normally it is november when we see at least a little bit. new castle .8 of an inch. vineland, sicklerville about an inch but the most snow fell, at least where we have measuring the atlantic city international airport this was a coastal storm. while that has moved away a cold front that rushed in behind it is just off shore, so we're still seeing these northwesterly wind coming in and high pressure, is taking over, which means we will have sunshine today, but with this close proximity, between the high, and the departing cold front, we will be in between and we will get very high winds. so right now we don't really see anything much except a little bit of snow shower activity up around new york state and northern new jersey, but for us, it is dry, but very windy. we have flurries earlier, they are out of here. so let's talk temperature. will the real temperature is not what you dress for but 28 degrees. the that is pretty cold, in philadelphia, 13 degrees in mount pocono. eighteen in lancaster. twenty-eight in dover, delaware. the this is what it feels like though. we have a wind chill of 15 in the city. three below in the mountains and zero in lancaster. it feels like zero outside. chills in the teens and wildwood atlantic city, millville and dover. i think those numbers will get down as these wind pick up and morning goes on and more of that cold air rushes in, and settles in. 21 miles an hour sustained wind, even higher at 30 miles an hour, wind in wilmingtonith a 41-mile an her wind gusts, really, really windy there and this is the the the situation pretty much every where, throughout the day-to-day. so what happens is that 29 degrees, it is our high but it will feel like the teens and maybe even single digits, throughout the day, and very cold, again, tomorrow, and still kind of windy too, and with a high of only 30. now we will inch into the upper 30's on wednesday and thursday. we could have a weak system bringing us some snow showers or flurries overnight, wednesday into thursday. you may not even notice them but you will notice the system that we're talking about for friday into salt day. another coastal storm in the offing and this one depend on the track should give us some accumulating snow friday night into sat the day. stay tuned for more on that intriguing situation. meanwhile seven day forecast is there, traffic is here because bob kelly is on vacation this week. so we will take a look at is what going on, on those roadways th

wilmington, 13 in boone, and 21 in asheville. only one spot in the entire state at least on this map with temperatures above freezing. and just barely, wilmington at 33 degrees. we will probably get close -- close to it later this afternoon in charlotte and fayetteville but it will never feel like freezing. it feels a 22 in charlotte with the windchill, 22 in fayetteville, 23 in lymington, coldest in boone at -3. temperatures are going to be like 20s for our viewing area for the rest of the day today. it is a pretty noticeable change, this is the actual temperature change, not the windchill change. but, it feels does it is 7 degrees colder in raleigh and 11 degrees colder in fayetteville. 10 degrees colder in wilmington, 6 degrees colder in charlotte. cold is the real story for the next several days. we're looking at teens from pittsburgh to charleston and cincinnati, and i picking on them because this is where the air is coming from. right out of the northwest where temperatures are in the teens. take it into the afternoon, we bump into the upper 20s to low 30s but it will only feel like 20s for the rest of the day. for pittsburgh, charleston and cincinnati, they never make it out of the low 20s. here's tomorrow morning. this morning, single digits for those three cities and tomorrow morning we see temperatures in the teens which is exactly what we will see. no change for us but that is a little bit of a warm-up for them. should warm things up just a touch wednesday afternoon. 32 at lunchtime, warming up to 37 degrees. as our precipitation begins, our temperatures are going to be a little bit above freezing wednesday but pretty quickly temperatures dewdrop and we will see morning lows dropping down

wilmington by 125 is cleared. so right now 93 southbound is heavy pockets wilmington to woburn and medford and leverett connector. >> thanks very much. >>> 6:32. flying out of boston this weekend you may want to look at your plans. >> the nor'easter moving in airlines telling passengers to think ahead. nicole jacobs is live inside logan airport. make it easier on travelers to rearrange things. >> reporter: they are and this might be the calm before the storm at logan and airports really up and down east coast. as everyone braces for this gnar easter the affected areas are from north carolina to new york but what this means for airport is cancellations and delays. and, of course, that ripple down effect. airlines are doing their due diligence to make it as easy as possible for passengers offering travel wavers between- - waivers twoon friday and sunday as we take another -- between friday and sunday as we take another live look. the airlines one of the airlines offering those travel travel waivers. big suggestion is that you consult with the airline and contact airline before you head to the airport this weekend for sure. live at logan nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thanks very much nicole. >>> police are investigating threats at another local high school. this time in methuen official evacuated 2,000 student yesterday and took them to nearby lemry schools. -- elementary school. bomb sniffing dogs inspected backpacks but found nothing. -like threats at more than a dozen schools on tuesday this threat was emailed to high school staffer. >>> a patriots player getting praise for play off the field. he saved a stranger trapped inside a car after a crash. now, that woman is speaking out for the first time about this. susie steimle is live with what she is saying and the player got a little flak on this one. >> reporter: he did. he heard some negative things on gossip sites who thought he made it up to get attention. and that's why the woman involved in the crash said i will talk to the press to make sure we set the record straight because he deserves credit for what he did. and that's what his teammates say he is the kind of guy who would go out of his way to help a stranger that's what he did last thursday after practice. he was driving home and saw a car on side of the road smoking so -- so he stopped to see ifcohelp and realized a woman was trapped inside the car. window and pulled her out safely. here's how both of them describeed -- described the whole incident. >> there was smoke coming from the front as it was smashed in. and then i started to try to kick open the passenger side window when i saw someone approach and he gestured that he would kick the window open for me and he did after a couple attempts. >> started kicking it and kicking it with the right leg and it didn't break right away i wasn't sure it was but the third kick it broke and that's it. >> reporter: and after all that, this woman didn't end up being hurt. fleming was and ended up getting 22 stitches in his right calf after helping her out of the car and kicking in the window. and then went onto play the chiefs on saturday. he he is doing fine and getting -- he is doing fine and getting credit for the nice act last thursday. glad the gossip sites have been silenced. live in foxboro susie sometime neil thanks very much. -- steimle,. >>>the average ticket price for the afc championship game is 800 dollars. that's because two future hall of famers are going to be facing each other for the final time potentially. this proves brady and manning matchup never gets old. the pats wants to make sure they are ready and practiced indoors yesterday. brady had another great season and it looks -- he looks like he is in peak form. manning is injured this year and struggling with his arm strength. but coach bill belichick says manning is a serious threat. >> there's is not a player off our team i have more respect for than peyton manning. his preparation and consistency and skills, i would never underestimate him under any circumstances. >> all right. with more on manning and how broncos are getting ready we go to dan wr -- roche in denver. >> reporter: respect something that doesn't get use as much when it come to the two teams we have had some trash talking early on. but when you look and listen to the two quarterbacks at that position, plenty of respect from both. now 39-year-old peyton manning will face tom bready in sunday's title show. the 17th meeting between the two greats and manning appreciates what number 12 brings to the table. >> when i look across you know at the patriots and see tom brady is the quarterback i know how hard he worked as well toon play as well as he has over the course of his career with the success he had and team success i just have a lot of respect. >> reporter: many more matchups and we have several days to do that but school to see 39-year- old manning and 38-year-old brady toe to toe onemore time. sports. >> and wbz is your official patriots station on sunday. we will start you off with a live two-hour edition of patriots game day at noon kick off at 3 and that's followed by on both wbz and my tv38. >>> state police confirming the refs for the patriots chiefs game left some footballs and hotel. police say that a hyatt employee called them and a trooper had to drive the footballs down to foxboro. the footballs to be used by the kickers only arrived a hour before the gamech ironically the embearaing mistake happened two days before the anniversary of deflategate scandal. >>> boston mayor walsh wants to fight rising rents with tax bears -- tax breaks. he is considering incentives for property own aers who charges below market rents for tenants. details are being worked out including what would be considered below market and what the break would be but walsh says it's important to consider any measure that could prevent city residents from being priced out. >>> stock markets worldwide taking a beating and today investors will look at europe whether to keep interest rates steady. dow jones ended down 250 points yesterday. at one point it was down 550 points. oil prices are partly to blame and they are at the lowest point in 13 years. also asian markets fell today as oil prices continued to decline. >>> 6:39 on your thursday morning. time for our daily talker. this morning hundreds of teachers in detroit were threatening to call out sick again. yesterday dozens of schools had to close when the educators didn't show up. >> the teachers are protesting deplorable physical conditions in school buildings. but many are questioning whether the move helps or hurts students. robi is here to explain good morning. >> reporter: good morning. 85 of the 100 schools were forced to close yesterday. cnn reports a little while ago teachers are expected back on the job today. it was a massive teacher sick out that is expected not to happen again keeping the outside voices and freezing temps to call attention to the plight. here some of the things going on there. floorboards coming up in the classrooms. moldy ceilings falling down. mice running around and some buildings mushrooms on the wall. sick out meant 45,000 kids forced to stay home and that equals 91% of detroit's public schools having to close. teachers upset about pay cuts and district 515 million in the red and schools being are by a state manager. bills proposed to spend 700 million over the next decade and the mayor says teachers frustrations are legitimate and the solution is not to send kids home. is the right move by teachers to force action here? katie says no teacher bough take such action lightly let alone this many teachers they need to fix the schools immediately. and a viewer post a futile effort since there's no money to fix the schools in previously bankrupt detroit. number of ways to comment and thanks to everybody who chimed insofar website twitter or facebook comment all day long and share in the conversation. chris kathryn. >> we appreciate it thank you very much. >>> police investigating a late night attack. right outside a local dunkin donuts. >> and a taxi on fire. the dramatic video in a race to rescue a woman trapped inside. >> and a push to keep you and your family safe on the the slopes. a message all skiers need to hear this morning. >> coming up prelude to a monster storm where in dc crippled by light snow before the weekend's expecteded blizzard. plus how one retail icon's business strategy could affect the future of department stores the more real news coming up on >>> it's 6:44. ski slopes will be glad for whatever snow we might get this weekend even a little bit. >> and they are doing what they can to keep the sport safe and family friendly. at waw shoeset -- wachuset they approach kid to quiz them about the code. it's rules to keep skiers safe. >> part is creating the safety message treating that safety culture. if we get the kids to do it you are creating your own group of smart independent skiers that know the safe way to ski. >> key points of the code ski in control at all times, don't stop in the middle of the trail. give way to skiers in front of you and follow rules for lifts. ski lifts can be kind of. >> you told me. >> we had a couple close calls and you stand in behind and everybody went oh and i fell and i knew it was bad. >> she what couple mishaps. >> my problem with the control i go fast and i am like okay all right slow it down. >> tough do what tough do to stop. >> pizza stop you are doing the pizza stop. >> yeah why not. >> it works. >> all right we have to go. >> are you hungry. >> i am actually. >> that's why he commented on that. the storm of the weekend we are not going to see the brunt of this. we have blizzard watches up for dc and baltimore a new york city and newark new jersey all of long island and winter storm warnings through the carolinas back down through south carolina and kentucky and tennessee. it's a major and significant impact in the areas. we will talk more about the storm in second. let's start with what's going on right now. 15 in worcester and 9 in keene and 22 in boston. another cold start and the wind is active and that adds the bite. roll feel five degrees in worcester and 10 in boston. the skies have cleared out. we had a few clouds overnight. a few scattered clouds left over on the vineyard in nantucket but otherwise we are in for bright sunshine. grab the shade as you head out the door. today's highs come up to around 30. but with wind factoreded in which will gust occasionally over 20 miles per hour it will feel like the teens. we drop back into the teens tonight and add the wind real feel in the single digits. tomorrow the wind won't be as strong the past few days. so we will be up around 30 and feel better. we do get late day clouds that will increase during the second half of the day tomorrow. where is the storm receipt now? yesterday out of the rockies and today parts of kansas and back to the missouri valley. it's going to tap the gulf of mexico. already areas of rain blossoming through alabama georgia and florida panhandle. threat for severe weather there today, the snow shield blossoms into the north side tomorrow. coming into dc during the late afternoon and new york city by the predawn on saturday. for us, we are quiet on saturday morning. may plans you have through the course of early afternoon the snow arrives from south to north late afternoon into the evening. we may get making of the outer cape of nantucket depend on track. the storm passes well south and east of nantucket and wrap up heading into early on sunday. we are over 48 hours out low impact event for most of northern massachusetts. it's going to be a sharp cut off a few inches possible still boston and prove did he and the highest risk of 6 or more isalong south coast and mention the winds 45 to 55 miles per hour on the cape. strongest wind saturday into sunday morning. beach erosion. the sun may come out and it's a quieter start to next week. 40s on tuesday. traffic and weather together. usual spots. let's look live over the exhe was -- expressway jammed road. 24 northbound stop and go stoughton to 128 about 10 minutes delay. to the north 93 southbound parking who the from wilmington into the leverett connector a 25 minute journey right now. >> thanks very much. >>> 6:48. checking top stories we are now hearing from the woman rescued from a car crash one week ago today by patriots linebacker darius flemming. >> she doesn't want her identity revealed but says fleming rushed in in to help her when -- in to help her when she was trapped in her vehicle. >> i tried to kick open the passenger side window when i saw someone approach and he gestured he would kick the window open and he did after a couple attempts. >> the good thing is she was not hurt. fleming needed 22 stitches on his calf and he went onto play last saturday night against the chiefs if police in milton say one person is in custody accused of atabbing a a man outside dungin donuts last night on granite avenue. the victim was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. police found the suspect at a nearby gas station. >>> a taxi cab that burst into flames and the driver managed to escape and then held the

wilmington hurricanes were facing chillicothe. junior chris wolary scored the first five points of the game, this basket was a three and wilmington is good jarron cumberland calls for it in the paint and dylan beaugard delivers it, that as easy as it gets folks cumberland calls for it again and this time he steps back and drops the triple. that had the hurricane faithful fired up, he finished with 33.. but none of that was as important as this three that made him the schools all time leading scorer and wilmington got their tenth win 80-28. things are crowded at the top conference. north college hill began the evening a perfect 5-0 with summit and chca both within a game of the trojans. zach:the two second place teams went head to head,, and both came in with modest winning streaks. they start 'em young, at chca, and why not, become a basketball junkie when you're little. chca, the southerlands team up blake to tanner first basket 2-0 eagles. summit, zairn davis. the early three. 3-2. and summit knows how to share the ball look at the shovel pass setup to t.j. walker for another three. a gold ball for the silver knights. the eagles also took things outside cory combs a three ball in the book. and it went outside inside cody shiver with an off balance shiver that found the basket. eagles came up short. summit won. zach: fall cons paying a visit. mark cruz to james smith just like that. here comes aiken. lonnie berry. i remember that name. he can do more than tote the football. james smith takes

. >>> wilmington, delaware, parts of i-95 are a ghost town in the state of delaware and other areas, people are taking the storm seriously. wilmington firefighters went out and rescued a homeless man caught in the storm. shelters are open in some areas to keep people safe. >>> governor chris characterize declared a state of -- governor chris christie declared a state of emergency in new jersey. this could be a one, two, three punch for coastal towns. the high tides roll in at 6:43 tonight and tomorrow. some fear it could rival super-storm sandy. governor chris christie had this to say. >>> we had concerns about beach erosion, i'm not all that concerned, i think we'll have street flooding, but i don't think we'll have anything much more than that. the. >>> the governor is halting his presidential campaign in new hampshire. he said he doesn't think it will be all that balanced. inhandle towns are expecting a foot or two of snow. >>> let's get you outside for a live report, katherine scott is there in center city. the wind, katherine we can see it blowing the snow in your direction. >> reporter: the wind gusts are brutal, you can proba

wilmington reporting 28-mile-an-hour wind gusts. that's giving us wind chills that are below zero in northeast philadelphia, trenton and wilmington. just by a degree or two. 16 degrees below zero in the pocono mountains. the temperatures will be climbing, clouds, they are staying out of the picture for us, we'll see a lot of sunshine and so the temperatures will climb. but will stay below freezing for today. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast, 21 degrees at camelback this afternoon. upper 20s in fleet wood and pennsburg. at the shore it's going to be a cold and windy one with readings staying below freezing, in the 20s to rehoboth beach. sunshine and 29 degrees this afternoon for symrna and bright sunshine through the day for philadelphia, wilmington, but look at these temperatures stuck in the 20s with the wind factored in even this afternoon it will feel like it's in the teens. this weekend we'll have to deal with the snow. a look at what's heading our way when i come back in ten minutes. >> thanks. it's 10 after 4 now. let's check the roads including 295. katy zachry is here with that. >> hi, tracy. a quiet drive on 295. we're taking a look at mount laurel, this is around exit 43 at 295 north and southbound, no issues there. there is construction going on around 295 where it meets up with the 42 freeway. i'll have details in 10 minutes. our drive times the did schuylkill expressway eastbound between the blue route and the vine only about 13 minutes, 95 ì% between woodhaven and the vine the same about 13 minutes and the blue route is good, that drive will take about 14 minutes, we head toward the mid county toll plaza, i'm seeing no issues there. as i said when i see you in a bit we'll look at some of the details on 295 of const

wilmington, 3 degrees. 50 factor in the wind -- if you factor in the wind, wilmington, it feels like 13 below. most places close to 10 degree wind chill. a wind chill advisory until the extreme southern communities not included in the advisories. here is the breakdown. 8:00 a.m., 5 degrees feeling like 11 below. 4:00, it will feel like zero. bu sub zero windshields after the sun sets. india: we still have an action on the west side. butler county, 7 5 north of union, things are looking good. 71, 75 at the split, things are moving along. we' re seeing a lot of semis in this area heading northbound. right now things are very light and clear here. lisa and mark? lisa: thank you. "i have a dream." day, but especially today, honoring the man who spoke them more than 50 years ago. mark: wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live at the national underground railroad freedom center with a preview of one of the city' s biggest dr. martin luther king jr. day events today. dan: dr. martin luther king' s legacy will be celebrated and on it as people gather for a march. the march has never been cancelled in cincinnati in its now 41 years. it will be cold outside as an expected 1,000 people line up to march from here at the freedom center to fountain square and then to music hall. the theme of this year' s celebration, "mlk, we can' t wait," focuses on promoting racial justice and equity beyond one day. the marching set to kick off around 10:00 a.m., and temperatures are expected to be bitter cold. people involved are giving a strong warning to be smart and bundle up. >> if folks want to come and will welcome them, but we also encourage people to be smart. the weather really is a serious thing. dan: at fountain square, partway through the march, a prayer service at fountain square. they will also be a celebration at music hall. live at the freedom center, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: also celebrating martin luther king jr. today at the cincinnati museum center. the center will kick off its celebrate the dream event at 10:00 this morning. the rotunda will tranform into what the center is calling a bustling african marketplace. community groups will present performances including traditional african dances, poetry readings, traditional storytelling and music. participants will also have the opportunity to create their own quilting square, find their rhythm as they beat the drum, and speak with local members of the tuskegee airmen, america' s all-african-american world war ii fighter squadron. lisa: the first democratic debate of 2016 wrapped up last night in charleston, south carolina. it also happens to be the last democratic debate before the voting starts in iowa less than two weeks away now. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner gives us a recap of last night' s debate from the live alert desk. miriah: lisa, the three candidates took the stage in charleston, south carolina, last night. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley appeared just blocks from the site of the deadly mass shooting at emanuel a.m.e. church. the debate focused on two big issues, health care and gun control. former governor of maryland martin o' malley called the issue of gun control "personal." vermont senator bernie sanders spoke about his "medicare for all" plan, while former secretary of state hillary clinton noted her support for obamacare. the two front-runners argued over sanders' flip-flops on gun-control policies. mr. sanders: well, i think secretary clinton knows what she i have a d-minus voting record from nra. mrs. clinton: i am pleased to hear that senator sanders has reversed his position on immunity, and i look forward to him joining those members of congress who have already introduced legislation. miriah: candidates also discussed police brutality, campaign finance reform, and regulating wall street. now we wait for the iowa caucus to learn which candidate impressed voters most. that takes place on february 1st. from the live alert desk, i' m miriah turner. lisa: thank you. the debate also gaining interest here in our region. the urban league young professionals gathered to watch the debate at the gamers lounge in sharonville. organizers say on the eve of martin luther king day, many of the issues that were being fought for decades ago are still s the high unemployment of african-americans, whether it' s voting rights that whether it' s justice reform. we' so tonight we' re hoping to hear issues. lisa: the next democratic debate is set for february 11th in wisconsin. debate again january 28th in iowa. mark: donald trump and ted cruz are locked in a razor-tight race just two weeks ahead of the iowa caucus. and with time running out there, both candidates are increasing their attacks on each other. trump is now questioning a loan that ted cruz took out from goldman sachs during his 2012 senate run that he failed to disclose in federal campaign finance documents. cruz shot back, saying that trump doesn' t react well when he' s going down in the polls. he also criticized his negative rhetoric on twitter towards other candidates. mr. cruz: it seems donald has a lot of nervous energy and for whatever reason, donald doesn' t react well when he' s going down in the polls. mr. trump: he finally went off the wagon a little bit and went a little crazy. mark: ted cruz criss-crossed new hampshire this weekend, making stops at 17 events in 10 lisa: florida governor rick scott toured tornado damage after storms ripped through the southwest part of the state. two people were killed and dozens of homes were destroyed as an ef-2 tornado swept through manatee county. the national weather service says winds reached up to 127 miles per hour and caused destruction along a nine-mile stretch. in sarasota county, another ef-2 storm blasted through the area with winds reaching 132 miles per hour. mark: closer to home, police have identified the victim of a weekend homicide in westwood. the victim is 23-year-old kareem howell. just before 6:00 p.m. saturday, police were called to a wooded trail behind the 3100 block of bracken woods lane for report of a person down. when police arrived, they found howell with a gunshot wound. he was taken to uc medical where he died from his injuries. no arrests have been made. lisa: let' s check traffic right india: right now the roads are nice and clear. he was a look at 471, you can see traffic is moving along there. 65 miles per hour northbound from the 275 interchange. five minutes to get you into downtown. here is a look at the daniel carter beard bridge. traffic is still moving along. we send it over to randi rico. we have a report of a water main break. with disease impossible freezing, right -- we could see some possible freezing, right? randi: we take a look at our temperatures. we are starting out in the single digits. wilmington, 3. right now in loveland, it is three and feels like 4 degrees below zero. single digits and most towns coming in between five and seven degrees. you still have to battle the elements today. morning rush it will be 5. feeling like five below at lunchtime. mark: thank you. a massive festival in the greater cincinnati area is no more. lisa: why organizers of the annual st. rita' s fest have decided to end the event for good. mark: a familiar voice taking a stand for the flint michigan community. what reverend jesse jackson had water crisis. here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. oooh, i think i saw dessert! hey! 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