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in the pinelands hundreds of acres burned in woodland township.rews fought these through the night. ted greenberg went inside the fire line. he is joining us live with more. what did you find? >> reporter: authorities here at the command post tell me the fire is now fully contained at just about 350 acres. you know all of this warm weather we've been enjoying has also heightened the risk of wildfires. a forest filled with heat. the result of flames scorching hundreds of acres and the mercury reaching record highs. >> the fire behavior itself is increased by the temperatures. >> reporter: the new jersey forest fire service launched its attack on this wildfire in a remote section of the pinelands thursday afternoon, a battle that came unusually early. >> the conditions were just right and the fire got fairly large on us. >> reporter: the needles and other brush here are extremely dry. crews tell me they don't normally see wild fires this large until early to mid april. >> it's gotten too warm too fast. >> reporter: the blaze has not posed a threat t

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backup so if you are leaving early don't take this westbound. and you can take it to coupler or woodland boulevard and we have a crash in kissimmee still. orange blossom trail. this is a partial roadblock. no need for an alternative. i will keep you posted. right now all lanes blocked on i-4. >>> more emergency calls in orange county than ever before. >> a teenager accused of shooting and killing a 15-year- old girl is in jail on saying >>> animal activist fighting for florida blackberries to be dozen groups are behind a petition sent to the us fish and wildlife service after last year's bear hunt which was the first in 20 years. 300 were killed. activist said the bears need federal protection because there killed on highways and considered a nuisance. people that live in areas with themselves. >> hunting does nothing to reduce the pressure. the issue with the nuisance bears i was securing trash. >> wildlife officials have 90 days to respond to the petition. >>> in three months 40 pythons have been captured at south florida have been a huge problem. one snake measured 16 feet. it is the

take u.s. 192 international speedway to woodland, make a you can see where the reds are. a big mess right now. i-4 westbound in volusia county. i-4 eastbound from john young parkway it downtown, looking good. if you are using the 408, rouse road to downtown, that will take 9 minutes. >> john: all new this morning the the search is on for a driver in a deadly hit-and-run accident. >> at the intersection of courtney parkway and preus avenue in merritt island. that's where we find fox 35's gina benitez with the very latest. >> reporter: according to florida highway patrol the bicyclist was trying to get from one side of courtedny parkway to another. at some point he fell off his bike. when he got back on, fhp said the car hit him. the vehicle was going southbound lane. after hitting that bicyclist, the driver just took off. the bicyclist, unfortunately, was pronounced dead at scene. troopers don't have a exact vehicle description. witnesses say it may have been a 54-year-old man. if you have any information in this case, you're asked to call fhp or crime line. >>> deputies h

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. >>> developing this morning an uncontrolled forest fire has been burning all night in woodland townshiprlington county with no sign of letting up. chopper 6 hd was over the massive flames last night. it consumed 350 acres near baptist and old tuckerton road. chopper 6 hd has arrived over the scene, you can see the fire is burning and flames on the ground a lot of spoke e smoke up in the air. we're waiting for an update from the new jersey forest service. no homes have been threatened so far and nobody has been hurt. >>> let's talk about the showdown in the sunshine state. rather than featuring mudslinging and shouting matches, the gop candidates conducted a calm and collected discourse. the final four republicans running for president were respectful as they discussed policy. donald trump responded to his recent comments on muslims. >>> you told cnn islam hates us. did you mean all 1.6 billion muslims? >>> i mean a lot of ever them. >>> my mother who happens to be here today i'm against any changes to social security that is bad for my mother. >>> 59 years ago florida welcomed my father

take that to woodland boulevard, back to i-4 and head westbound. we have a new crash in kissimmee. appointsia boulevard, and osceola parkway. it's not causing any delays right now. eastbound i-4 from the attractions to downtown, 13 minutes. hopping on the 408 this morning, from the 417 to downtown, 11 minutes. a check of our weather with jayme king. >> jayme: so far so good. great job keeping everyone advised on i-4. we'll continue to update you on the air here, and online, so 44444444444 details. 46 ocala. 50s south. and it loose like we're experiencing the front south of the region. we're funneling in the good looking dry air. high pressure on top. what a cool down. northwest winds in all locations. mid-to-upper 60 throos 5:00 p.m. and down the sun goes and taking the temperatures with it and bottoming out in the 40s. 47 47 for your wake-up temps. back to the 80s as soon as mid-week approaches. 84 thursday. up come the rain chances. we're tracking the next storm and we'll have the latest straight ahead. >> john: the search is on for the driver in a deadly hit-and-run. >> luanne:

but speaking the cleveland fire they are rolling out the scene at east 114 and woodland after reports of some smoke in the building. right now the highways look good. the curve. nice dry conditions as you step out.n looking at a few dry times before you go. 422 westbound averaging about 50 miles an hour. >> tab in our headlines this morning dozens of vehicles targeted biphenylsne in a a cleveland neighborhood. >> jessica dille is life in tremont this morning with what people are saying. i know people are frustrated and worried a. they absolutely are. >> three dozen vehicles have been hit since this past weekend. tremont being one of the biggest areas here.t now these people are left with cleanup and worry and frustration as they try to figure out who could have done this. been cleanup glass and making repairs since last weekendel when the vandalism was first reported. police say that vandals are usingng bb guns or bricks to cause the damage. about three dozen vehicles were hit in the second district with tremont being one of the biggesthe or hardest hit. any williams was one of the un

they're doing work on the opportunity corridor project, and that is a woodland avenue resurfacing work happening. right lane closed between east 110th and east 89th. be careful in the area and that is part of the morning commute. and we're looking okay. 77 looks great, 490 and 71 and backups won't start for any longer. the live look the at 90 and just gorgeous outside. the weather is not getting in your way and somara's been talking about how it's gushy and beautiful this morning. >> and i know. throughout the day, these are live pictures and going to get better and better as far as temps, go and you can't feel that and let's talk about what is going on right now. you're waking up mostly clear conditions and you head outside be seeing a nice sunrise and the clouds are filtering in and we're looking at a mostly and mainly cloudy kind of day. some sunshine is in there in terms of precip and talk about the rain chance and there is a slight chance of rain and quick throughout your monday and this glass flipped. clearly, nonetheless, we'll be seeing rain chances go up on this thursday and w

we want to take you to the scene of a fatal fire, this is in woodland hills. this is chopper 4. this is a new development. basement of one of the townhomes in the 1800 block of windjammer way. you can see from these pictures, extensive damage done. we know that many families were displaced. news4 is on the scene now getting word that the fire chief is expected by 7:00 a.m. to update the situation and give us information on what possibly caused the fire. kristin wright headed to the scene. she'll have a live report. >>> we just got word from d.c. fire that the person who died in a fire on sedgwick street northwest was a man. fire officials tell us he was the only person in that home. in the video, you can see the fire extended on to the second floor, and on to the roof as well. we're working to find out how this fire started. >>> right now in loudoun county, virginia power has resolved a power outage. when we first reported this outage last night, 23,000 we're still looking to find out what caused the outage. >>> today, several treatments were cancelled today because of computer

i hoped there would be a day where the president woodland in a free cuba. >> many did not part in thests. many younger cubans think it is time to move on. >> i think it is a good thing. we will see what comes out of it. >> at this time of new departures america has signed an agreement with cuba to reestablish scheduled air service between the two countries. be more than ald hundred daily round-trip flights. minutes flying time between the tip of florida and cuba. the countries of been estranged for more than 50 years. many cuban-americans believe the embargo has been not just ineffective but counterproductive. it allows castro to blame america for cuba's problems. our pilot tony anderson was born in cuba. for usderson: it is time .o connect once again we are all cubans. some of us live here, some are there. but we are one family. this march lasted only a couple of streets because the exiles are so old and frail. attracted hundreds rather than thousands. a pale imitation of decades past. days when the exiles could dictate american policy. anchor: we'll will have more on havana later in

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forecast in some cities around >>> dry woodlands are posing a challenge for firefighters this morning in northwest oklahoma. they are battling a grass fire that stretches for 20 miles. the flames have jumped across the state border into kansas. >>> the brussels attack sent airline and travel-related stocks lower in u.s. markets. the airport bombs highlight concerns about security at airports. americanairlines and delta both fell in trading tuesday. cruise operators and royal caribbean and carnival were both down and so were priceline and speed ya. >>> cities are paying tribute to brussels bombings. a crowd gathered for a vigil in new york's union square. if we are far away from belgium, we think about belgian people and we are with them for this event. >> the empire state building went dark and the spire the world trade center turned black, yellow, and red. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," republican candidate ted cruz. this is the "cbs morning news." u and life' s beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one

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. >>> developing this morning an uncontrolled forest fire has been burning all night in woodland township, burlington county with no sign of letting up. chopper 6 hd was over the massive flames last night. it consumed 350 acres near baptist and old tuckerton road. 17 fire trucks are battling the blaze. no homes were threatened so far and nobody was hurt. >>> happening today a final thank you and goodbye to former first lady nancy reagan. there will be about 1,000 invite es many famous. four of the five living first ladies will be in attendance. we'll have more in the next half-hour of "action news." >>> let's go to the showdown in the sunshine state, rather than mudslinging and inuendos. donald trump responded to his recent comments on muslims. >>> you told cnn islam hates us, did you mean 1.6 billion muslims? >>> i mean a lot of them. >>> my mother who happens to be here today, i'm against changes to social security that will affect my mother. >>> governor john kasich hopes to stay in the race by winning his home state of ohio next week. he is currently ahead in the polls. it is the last

about 250 ache verse burned in the penn state for necessary woodland township burlington county. those flames are near soue roads, the fire not expected to spread significantly. >> 6:09 right now. the republican candidates for president face-off in another debate. >> we will come up with solutions. we'll find the answers cents to things. and so far i cannot believe how civil it has been up here. >> it was civil. no fireworks on the debate stage as we've come to expect. coming up a little later, how voters reacted on twitter, and the major endorsement, trump is about to pick up. >> first though, most americans don't get enough sleep. right? but we have a solution. the simple drug-free trick to help you get more z's. >> and oh, this is so cool. all morning long taking you inside new picsar exhibit at the franklin institute. see how your favorite movie characters come to life on the big screen. that's coming up next. my office needs new laptops and a price match guarantee. i took a body language class once and the way you're standing could mean you're hiding something. oh! uh, stapl

another in cuyahoga county and in woodland avenue, the west lane closed. and hanging outside for a live look at 71 this morning. it's a calm start to the monday. >>> and breaking now from the live desk on the city's west side, you're looking at live pictures here. the crews putting out a house fire and this is crossburn and west 130th. the cleveland police officers spotted the fire and knocked on the door getting a mom, four safely. no word on what caused the fire, but you see crews are still on scene and we'll keep you updated as we get more >>> and also breaking overnight, tense moments in this rollover crash on east 116th street and near ashbury. the driver trapped inside and crews able to get them out safely. >>> and am a bear -- apparent aimed robbery in lakewood. police investigating at the walgreens in west 117th in detroit. the sign said it's closed until further notice and police on scene a couple of blocks away at the cvs on 179th and three cliffton, a walgreen's bag is on the ground there and it's not clear how it's connected but we're making ca

clifton, virginia, has scenic woodlands, country charm, and one less rabid animal. >> i reached up and grabbed it. it turned out to be a raccoon. richard: this 74-year-old woke up in the morning to find one of these guys perched on his bed. exploring the kitchen and came upstairs to see what was going on. richard: he figures that he got into a crawl space in the basement and came up snares, -- and came upstairs, snacking along the way. >> this figure has nine puncture ones. richard: it kept biting until -- >> the floor, stepped on him, and eventually broke his back. richard: park officials are posting warnings. at riverbend park, a fox bit a female jogger last week. >> about the only thing i could do was subdue him. richard: he says there is a lot healing ahead, but he is philosophical. >> that's what happens when you live in the country. richard: he says he killed the raccoon. county officials checked it out and confirmed, yes, it had rabies. the homeowner said it will take many weeks for his injuries to heal. live in great falls, richard reeve, abc 7 news. jonathan: what a difference

it started in a remote section of woodland township burning 350 acres. no homes or businesses were threatened. fire officials tell us the record warmth we had this week and lack of rain created dry conditions and helped fuel the flames. they tell us they normally don't see these wildfires this large until april. >>> tempers flared after a minivan crashed into a house in west philadelphia. last night sky force 10 was over the scene where police say the driver was intentionally trying to hit people. you can see bystanders were upset and tried to damage the van. police tell us at least one person sitting on the stoop off in the distance along with the driver were hurt. so far police have not made any arrests in this case. >>> brazen home burglars are striking in the suburbs and families are sleeping inside. it's happened at least twice. police say the men were caught on home surveillance cameras. they are stealing credit cards and even food from the refrigerator refrigerators. residents are looking for ways to improve their security. >> i went around to all

this is how it looked from chopper 6 hd over woodland township. it was old baptist road and old tuckerton road last evening, the firefighters continue to put out the hot spots. the fire is not threatening any homes. >>> turning to the forecast now it's cooler today but still a nice day with lots of sunshine. a great way to end the work week as we look outside at sky 6 hd showing you the clear skies over downtown wilmington. accuweather says the weekend ahead is a nice one, melissa magee is outside on the terrace with the details. >> yes, rick we are finding more in the way of sunshine this afternoon. after a fairly cloudy start across the delaware and lehigh valley valleys. numbers now are in the r. 65 in philadelphia and 70 in wilmington and 56 in allentown and 60 for trenton and 68 in atlantic city. right now in philadelphia it's 13 degrees cooler than it was the same time yesterday but yesterday we had record highs in the 80s. not going to climb that high today. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you that front we had across the region

that's a neighborhood right next to woodlands golf course. they say the fire began in the kitchen and damaged the first floor of his home, but they did not mention any injuries. all new tonight -- chesapeake police say they're investigating an armed robbery. they say he hit a battlefield boulevard shopping center around 8 tonight. police say he had some kind of weapon and demanded cash. they say he got away and no one was hurt. we're working to learn more about exactly which business he hit. we'll let you know when we have an update. gloucester county deputies say a man attacked his wife before killing himself today. the victim told them it started when her estranged husband broke in and hit her with a mallet. she told deputies he also shot through the back door of her home in the seawall avenue area. then deputies say he got into her vehicle and started driving. when they pulled him over, he killed himself. investigators say they're not identifying the people involved out of respect for the couple's children. they say the woman has a concuss

some are hiding on beaches and woodland areas planning onward journeys. >> translator: we want to crossbut they took a decision to prevent us. where should we go? if they do not want us to cross, they can bring a plane far us. we thank the president for his efforts but why does he not continue and finish his help? why is he stopping his help while we are in the middle of our journey? >> dozens are killed in an series of airstrikes in raqqa, an isil stronghold and a target of syrian government and russian attacks. the syrian observe serve tory of human rights say 5 children and 7 william. >> a palestinian shotded by israeli forces. the person in ministry of health says the teenager was killed near the disputed ibrahim mosque in hebron. israeli forces say he tried to stab a soldier before being shot dead. there has been continuing violence since october, with 04 palestinians and 29 israelis killed. a brazilian judge blocked the appointment of former president de silva to the cabinet of delma rousseff. daniel schweimler reports. >> reporter: sao paolo is the heart of the party. they critic

. >> janine: it is the last ride forte woodland roller coaster in dania beach. >> calvin: the 100-foot tall court of was once known tas taest in florida but now it's official being torn down. local10 news reporter jenise fernandez explains why this landmark is being leveled. >> jenise: it's the last ribe for the hurricane wooden roller coaster. a heartfelt fare well to the landmark in dania beach for 16 years. >> we are 270,000 cars a day drive by and us ooh it as a landmark s sewalk hon web i'll almost home. i can see the roller coaster. >> jenise: the roller coaster is slowly coming down piece by piece. at the time the hurricane opened in 2000 it was known as the tallest wooden amusement ride in florida. our own todd tongen was one of th first to ride it. the court of reached speeds of up to 60 miles per hour and was popular until financial struggles clos it down in 2011. but now it's o with the old with in with the new. the court of is making way for a new development, dania point. here's what it will look like. the 102-acre complex will include shops, 1,000 residential units, two h

also wet streets there between woodland road and spring side road.that's what we've been seeing throughout the morning. we'll take another live look, villanova, a light coating of snow, a little bit of ice forming on the wind shield. you might need the snow brush in the morning. that's about it. live at villanova, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> matt, thank you. president obama will be waking up in cuba this morning. the first u.s. president to do so in nearly a century. the president and first family arrived in havana yesterday. they toured old havana in the pouring rain, holding umbrellas. before having dinner a working class neighborhood. today, president obama will meet with cuban president raul castro and rubin business leaders. the president's historic three-day trip comes 15 months after he announced a restart in diplomatic relations between the u.s. and cuba. >> translator: it's been 50 years without relations with the north american government. it looks like within the past year, more things will change than within the last 50 years. >>> and

now we're looking at burlington county, woodland, pemberton, ocean county.the light snow falling as well. again, most of it melting. which is good news this morning. again, some areas are below freezing. mercer conte about to get rid of the snowfall. philadelphia, we saw the light snow early this morning. now that's clearing out. this whole weather system is really hitting the new england area. for us, though, we're getting light snow on the edge of it and that will all be moving out in the next few hours. temperaturewise, 36 in philadelphia, north and west, you're not seeing the snow. 31 in doylestown, 32 in trenton. some areas we do have temperatures at or below freezing. most of cape may county, temperatures are a couple degrees above freezing. cape may airport, 34 degrees. cape may coming in at 33. cape may point 33 degrees. we have areas like cape may courthouse, 32 degrees. that's freezing. in these areas where we have 32 degree temperatures we could be see something of the snow sticking. most of the roads are wet. i would not rule out slick spots. atl

the fire erupted in the area of baptist road and old tuckerton road in woodland township yesterday eveningfirefighters were on the scene all day today working to contain the flames and put out hot spots. crews say the rain overnight certainly helped their efforts. the fire did not threaten any homes. >>> it will be a a little cooler today. just a spectacular day in the tri-state area. "action news" reporter trish hartman is live in logan square in philadelphia. trish, the beautiful weather and the start of the weekend not a bad combination. >> reporter: logan square one of the many places we found people in the city soaking up the sun on this friday afternoon. whether we are done with winter or not most people we spoke with agree this kind of weather brings out the kid in all of us. roberto clemente playground in fairmount was packed with kids swinging, climbing and playing pickup basketball. the sunshine brought out the young and the young at heart who have been waiting all wind to play outside. >> great weather. enjoying it. it's beautiful out here. you got to enjoy it while we can. >> r

first, gary woodland stripping down during the honda classic. >> woodland's tee shot landed on the water's edge near the edge of the fairway. he didn't want to get his outfit dirty, so he took off his socks >>> and some infectious laughter from the milwaukee brewers. >> his name is brett phillips. that's him on the left laughing. he plays for the milwaukee brewers. the team released this video showing how he just couldn't hold it together when he heard some corny jokes. >> what did the duck say to the bartender? >> quack. >> put it on my bill. very good. i like that one. >> he's taking in too much air! >> oh, my god. >> makes me so happy just to watch. you know, sometimes laughter's infectious. >> it is. yes, it is. >> especially when you're not supposed to laugh. that's when it's better. >> yeah. >> difficult to control. >> woodland's pants must have been really expensive. >> right? you actually -- is that the first time that's ever happened? >> didn't he take his shoes off, too? >> shoes, socks and his white pants. >> let's be thankful he stopped there. >> and with that! >> expensive pan

the woodland $are protected making the area popular for hiker. these residents are not here to hike. they're on patrol looking for criminals. >> i just saw this tree cut down. i think they will come back later on to cut the other parts >> reporter: he runs an eco farm on the edge of the park. he and a team of local villagers are witnessing the disappearance of the agar wood or incense tree which is so rather it is internationally protected. >> they cut down more 50 trees in two weeks >> reporter: the tree's oil is sought after for traditional herbal medicine and fragrance which is used in incense and perfume. surging prices are urging more demand. the tree all but wiped out in china, hong kong have become the target of illegal loggers. >> not only take the root out of this beautiful tree, they also take the root of hong kong out of our earth >> reporter: the problem is not just in this park, it is in a number of country parks across hong kong. villagers are reporting signs of illegal harvesting in what they believe is the work of gangs across the

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through burlington county, woodland seeing that. we're seeing it near mystic island.oderate snowfall. we'll keep all this in the forecast for the shore and the delaware beaches and sussex county for the next couple of hours. but mercer county you're seeing clearing. philadelphia no more snow falling here. can't rule out a few flurries. it's really coming to an end. we're right on the edge of this thing. more snow for new england out of this storm system. as we go through the day today, we'll continue to clear out. temperatures, if you're about to walk outside, 30 doylestown, 35 degrees in philadelphia. we look along the shore. this is the area where we're watching temperatures for any slick spots. some spots are at or below freezing. cape may, 33 degrees. cape may airport, 34. that snow could be melting. mainly wet roads. look at cape may courthouse, 32 degrees, same thing in woodbine. some of that light snow could be trying to stick. be cautious of slick spots this morning. in atlantic county, mullica township, 31 degrees. summer's point 31 degrees. 33 at the ac airp

mid-40s woodland park. sheepshead bay, 46. not a broad stretch in temperatures anywhere you go. monticello is 37. out east, westhampton 33. everybody else in the mid-40s. 46 degrees in the city. we look for a mix of clouds and sun. parade kicks off at 11:00. should be the mid to upper 50s. from 3:00 on, could be a few scattered showers. a little more about that snow. >> four-letter word. >> we do have fastrack going on with the trains. the b, d, f and m. no train. sixth avenue. running on the a, c and e in manhattan. also overnight track work on these lines for the next few moments. be aware as you want -- everything is on schedule a little later this morning. extra trains, lirr and metro-north. the buses detoured right now are listed here. when the parade begins, we'll find more detours. alternate side of the street parking in effect. >>> decision 2016 and race for the white house. republican candidate donald trump is warning of possible riots if there's a contested convention. right now, trump is well ahead of senator ted cruz and ohio governor john kasich but has a long way t

that's a neighborhood right next to woodlands golf course. in the kitchen and damaged the first floor of his home, but they did not mention any injuries. all new tonight -- chesapeake police say they're investigating an armed robbery. they say he hit a business in the battlefield boulevard shopping center around 8 tonight. police say he had some kind of weapon and demanded cash. they say he got away and no one was hurt. we're working to learn more about exactly which business he hit. we'll let you know when we have an update. gloucester county deputies say a man attacked his wife before killing himself today. the victim told them it started when her estranged husband broke in and hit her with a mallet. she told deputies he also shot through the back door of her home in the seawall avenue area. then deputies say he got into her vehicle and started driving. when they pulled him over, he killed himself. investigators say they're not identifying the people involved out of respect for the couple's children. they say the woman has a concussion. sta

. >>> check this out final round of the honda classic gary woodland in water hazard. to take the shot while wearing just his underwear. >> why because he was wearing white pants he did not -- that little hazard right there doesn't want to mess them up he decided i'll go with the boxer briefs. >> wait, are those the white -- that's a towel. >> it he had the white pants on the ground much those are boxer grieves. no doubt about that. >> if he hit the scott on the green i would have cut him a break. he hit the bunker. >> what are you thinking. >> very special deliveries when we come back. >>> this leap day very busy day for deliveries at one local hospital. >> "eyewitness news" at paoli hospital where many leap babies were born today. february 29th. mainline health expected a dozen deliveries today. while last year there were only four or five and parent at the hospital tell "eyewitness news" no matter what day their little ones were born, they feel blessed to have healthy babies. happy birthday to all. >> ♪ when it comes to the fithings you love,. you want more. love ro