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austin, texas, raleigh, north carolina, indianapolis, columbus, ohio, philadelphia and newark, new jersey, are among the cities still in the running. all of them believe landing the company would transform local communities and provide a massive economic boost. >> we have the transportation infrastructure, second-largest sea port in the nation. one of the largest international airports from 30 million to 50 million passengers. >> we will show them a city that has the fastest growing millennial population in america. a city between the financial capital in the world and capital of the world. >> reporter: to the eventual winner, a $5 billion amazon facility that is expected to create 50,000 high-paying jobs over the next 10 to 15 years. some of the top contenders, new york, los angeles, washington, d.c. and miami, are offering amazon big incentives to sweeten the pot. >> we're perfectly situated right by the airport. and with an educated dynamic community that is diverse, to really be the place where companies that look for an international and national presence, would move. >> reporter: am

. >> from our new jersey news room, the opioid crisis hit salem county extremely hard yesterday. there were at least six heroin overdoses all on the same day and one of them was fatal. that person died on queen avenue in pennsville. >>> the city of philadelphia is getting pubback from state officials for its plan to deal with the heroin crisis by opening supervised injection sites. the city has approved the development of the clinics so addicts can safely get high. the facilities would distribute new clean syringes while also offering access to rehabilitation. officials say the proposed clinics would be funded and operated by nonprofits or medical organizations, not the government. however, pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro has a serious problem with the plan saying sanctioning a safe injection site presents significant public safety concerns. shapiro goes on to say that changes in state and federal law would need to occur for these sites to operate legally. >> well, the super bowl stadium just got a fresh coat of paint. the eagles name and logo now proudly displaced at

"action news" anchor rick williams live in the news room with more on this story from south jersey. hi, rick. >> hi, sharrie. thank you. that's right, it was a high stakes gamble that failed to pay off but someone is really to roll the dice again with the shuttered revel casino in atlantic city. when the revel was built, more than $2 billion several years ago you may remember it captured major attention but never rose to the level of success it needed to stay opened. well, tonight there is a new buyer and what he says he sees in the future for the ultra luxury hotel casino. that story coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> also coming up tonight it's the reason ralphie didn't get that red bb gun in a christmas story. it seems his mother's fears weren't unfounded. why doctors are warning people to keep a closer on eye their children. until then back to the studio. brian we'll see you shortly. >> very shortly rick thanks. >>> young girls in our area auditioned for a role in tony nominated musical. the action cam was at the kimmel center where little girls were hoping to be past in the philade

antes de partir de su cargo como gobernador de new jersey, se generÓ polÉmica porque aprobÓ una ley. >> de acuerdo a una ley firmada por chris christie, la ley permitirÍa en tres aÑos se pueda retirarse de su nuevo cargo en la junta de gobierno de las universidades, con su pensiÓn triplicada aproximadamente 275,000 dolares al aÑo. >>yo creo que es mÁs de lo que al presidente. >> demasiado dinero, para una persona retirada. >>imagÍnese, siento que no estÁ bien. >> varios residentes sienten que. >> el dinero debe ser invertido en escuelas, calles. marÍa cortÉs, siente que la suma de dinero es absurda. >>estamos pagando taxes, y es injusto. ella pide esa cantidad. >> no estoy de acuerdo debido a que, hay otras necesidades mucho mÁs grandes candem necesita calles. >>los meseros ganan un salario mÍnimo de ocho horas con $0.24, no viene siendo ni una tercera parte de lo que ganÓ polÍtico retirado el estado de nueva jersey. >> casi siempre tratando de sacar de lo de nosotros. >> una buena labor, hace hablÉ, pero en realidad demasiado dinero para una persona retirada. >>esta le

prom kloss zest new jersey hosted its fourth annual prom fashion shopping experience in voorhees. local high school students in need purchase gently used designer prom dresses and accessories at a fraction of the original cost. >> what we do, we offer the gowns for the girls price ten to $50 all donated from individuals as well local retailers, and we have vendors here showing their talent with makeup, hair, jewelry, shoes, purchases. >> eastern high school host the big event. also today was opening day at the philadelphia auto show. "eyewitness news" at the pennsylvania convention center. this year more than 700 concept classic luxury and exotic vehicles are on display. and the best part a shrek number will be available to test drive. auto runs that was super bowl sunday and another mission is free for children ages six and under. >>> while the temperature climbs out of frigid item tower here at home central pennsylvania still thawing out. let you take a look in writes pennsylvania where the susquehanna river was jammed with ice chunks. ice jams caused flooding in places further

first up, happy 100 birthday to mattie brown sullivan, seamstress from new jersey. she used her sewing skills during the war. how nice. from pennsylvania, blanche otis, loves to cook up a pot of soup every day, says it's the secret to longevity. happy birthday to ray ackerman, die-hard cubs fan from springfield, illinois. we salute your service, sir. and eddie has over 50 great grandkids. martha thomas, over 100, proud musician from bedford, pennsylvania, performs the harmonica at local nursing homes and last but not least, happy birthday to paul, make sure you stay connected to family and friends. if you know somebody celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, want to hear all about them. >>> saturday, they'll take you behind the scenes of a production company that has look and feel of everything out of the '30s, everything in black and white. willie geist is here what have you got? >> grammy sunday. chris stapleton, one of my favorite acts. went home to his farm in tennessee with he and his wife, morgan. they sing together, harmony on stage, off stage. a gre

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especially across central and southern new jersey. from any spots still have six inches on ground and it will be kind of a slow melt that's the good news leading up to this rain, kind of melting it a little bit each day but the soil is becoming very saturated because of that. and we are going to see when temperatures warm up and the rain comes in, possibly the threat for some poor drainage minor flooding out there late this week and into the weekend. here's a live look at the palmyra cove nature parking all ice on the delaware river, and things are slowing a little bit better out in the middle of river, all of that will be melting as well. and we're under the influence of this large storm system so there's that cold front, strong front across the northern plains, warm front is helping usher a southwest flow in for us and temperatures rising as we await the arrival of that cold front so we hit the surge of warm moist air into the region. but also some rain when the front approaches. overnight mainly cloudy, not as cold, 35 is your low.

, fire tears through a home in cumberland county, new jersey. police and firefighters on the scene. >> reporter: time to hit the brakes on i-95 southbound side slowing with normal morning volume from bridge to girard avenue. we have volume on the schuylkill expressway and now on 422, as well. plus, some serious accidents, details when "action news" continues on this monday morning. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. you've worked hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe it's time to be your own? transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it. >>> welcome back taking a live look here, the view, 6abc decked out in our eagles green. we are excited about this nfc championship. >> looking pretty nice there, matt. >> reporter: we're all decked out in our green, the

. >>> new jersey governor, phil murphy is ordering the state to revealhe medical marijuana program stifled during the last eight years and signed an executive order in trenton and the program is difficult to access and the state will not deny compassionate care any longer. he is asking state government to focus on expanning theal marijuana program and proposing new rules or repealing those r it. >>> the first day of spring may be 56 days away, but in just a few days it will be in full bloom at the pennsylvania convention center. a sneak peek of the flower show this evening. the theme wonders of water will offer visitors t sights and sounds of the rain forest. including a 20 foot water fall. the show runs from march 3rd until the 11th. >>> the ultimate underdog and super safer that is what "sports illustrated" dubbed nick foles who graces the cover? >> one of two. one features tom brady and ones "sports illustrated" picked the patriots over the eagles. ando they know they picked the british in the revolutionary war. what does it matter? >> that is a good line. the super bowl is coming up fe

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pleasantville, new jersey, 10.5. pomono nine. wildwood crest seven. king of prussia 4.1-inches. take look at the wind chills it will be a cold one if you're stepping out tonight. take it slow those roads are snow covered and icy and temperatures will stay below freezing until monday. so it's not going to change. eight below in the poconos. eight in wilmington. it feels like eight in millville in philadelphia it feels like nine. tomorrow, wind chills range between 15 and 30 below in the poconos. allentown more locate 15 below. but ten to 15 below in the philadelphia area and five to ten below even down the shore. that means wind chill advisory will go into effect and records will be broken for more on that let's turn it over to scott. hey, scott. >> hi there, kathy. take look at this monster of a storm as it pulls away, the cold that is headed right in our direction. but right now, the worst conditions moving towards sections of boston where they are looking at snowfall rates two to 3-inches per hour and tumbling temperatures. but for us, right now, the snow has ended. it's 24 de

in illicit drug scheme and it's tuesday night and the big story is the breakthrough that much of the jersey shore has been waiting for the alleged answer to the question who murdered april kauffman and why and action news reporter annie mccormick has been tracking the scorery closely from the beginning and live from the atlantic prosecutors office in mays landing annie. >> disturbing details laid out in the accusations made by the atlantic counter prosecutor's office today among the motives they say was to keep april kauffman quiet after she threaten to expose the alleged ell elicit drug operation. >> takes your words away. >> reporter: reacting to charges against her estranged stepfather james kauffman in may 2012 shooting of april kauffman a popular radio host and advocate the 68-year-old doctor had a murder for hire plat with two pagan members and in 2011 james kauffman and augello began looking for a hit man and paid 20,000 in scrips for opioids and he died of a drug over douse and kauffman and augello are charged with murder and racketeering. >> as a result of april kauffman's desire t

rehema ellis, nbc news, netcong, new jersey. >> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. and good night. is it a silicon valley backlash? tech buses are being targeted. the freeway attacks on the >>> right now, 6:00. it's a silicon valley backlash. tech buses are being targeted. the freeway attacks on the peninsula and how apple is responding. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessicain aguirre. the california highway patrol says someone targeted buses carrying apple employees. investigators say there's a good chance some kind of a gun was used in those attacks. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live in cupertino with the developments. what a concern for people riding those buses. >> reporter: jess, we saw three of those commuter buses leave apple a few minutes ago. tech workers here have often come under attack in the past, because there are -- [ inaudible ] this photo from an anonym

also in the middle 30s for new jersey this afternoon. i'll break it down for each part of the area hour by hour so you can plan on what you need as you head out during the door. first, first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >>> starting on the schuylkill expressway, cameras at the vine showing our construction project. they just moved it kind of back a little bit. you can't see where the closure is up ahead, but it's on the eastbound side here. they're diverting all traffic off on to the vine street expressway for right now. the westbound side is losing a lane, too. that will be there for another half hour or so until about 5:00. watching the 42 freeway, no problems here. a five-minute trip northbound from 55 to the walt whitman bridge moving to philadelphia. if you have to take mass transit, you're good to go for now. septa, patco, amtrak, and new jersey transit all on or close to schedule. >> all right. thanks. >>> this latest blast of bitter cold weather is only making matters worse when it comes to water main breaks. >> the

new jersey's 56 governor. the democrat promised a stronger and fairer new jersey. his plan includes toughening gun laws. creating higher wage jobs and fighting for equal pay for women. >> equal pay for equal work. that we are going to be caring for lgbt citizen. my son is transthis is a wonderful thing for new jersey. >>> sheila oliver was also sworn in today as murphy's lieutenant governor. >>> earlier this month, city council decided not to reappoint the 94-year-old. tonight his supporters flooded a council meeting demanding cisco be reinstated. the council decided to keep cisco for another year. >>> investigators are turning to new technology to find a man who sexual assaulted a jogger. investigators hope it will help to find the man wanted for an attack five months ago. police are able to put together this estimation of what they think he looks like. >>> learning more tonight about what prompted a rare congressional subpoena for steve bannon. multiple sources tells nbc news bannon was instructed by the white house. so instead bannon got a subpoena to compel him

. >> our cameraman if you lived in new jersey you'd be fined for this. they're fining people for doing that, maplewood, al loves it. they fine those for stepping into the street -- >> stepping into the street. >> yeah. it would fine those 25 to $50 and here's kathy. as a driver i'm sure tired of people staring at their phones instead of looking both ways. on the other side you have paula, i live in the town of new jersey that when you step off the curb, everyone stops their car. so we asked you on twitter, what do you think? what do you think of the texting while walking ban, for or against it? pretty split here. 56% said they're for the ban. 44% against it. just to remind you of the dangers of texting while walking, here's some distracted pedestrians who have seen better days. there's this young lady right here. thankfully sustained no injuries after falling through a sidewalk door. >> oh, no. >> this guy not only distracted by the phone and jaywalking and he left the mall -- a little soggy -- that's the one right there. very, very dangerous stuff. al,

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democrat phil murphy is now the governor of new jersey and with majorities in both houses in the state legislature in trenton, his party now enjoys full control. murphy, a former goldman sachs executive and u.s. ambassador to germany during the obama administration, has never held

presentan cargos de homicidio contra un adolescente que matÓ a cuatro miembros de su familia en new jersey, el crimen ocurriÓ poco antes de la medianoche cuando festejaban la llegada del aÑo. entre los fallecidos estÁn los padres, una hermana. autoridades investigan el incidente como un caso aislado de violencia domÉstica, descartan posibles nexos con el terrorismo. >> me gustarÍa desestimar esta idea. estamos investigando esto como un asunto domÉstico. carolina: allegados dicen que el menor tenÍa problemas de aprendizaje. sin embargo serÍa capazde distinguir entre el bien y el mal. para cometer el crimen habrÍa utilizado un fusil semiautomÁtico. surgen escalofriantes detalles de la muerte de un niÑo en la florida a manos de su padrastro. al parecer el sujeto intentÓ castigar al niÑo cuando salÍa buscar una galleta. el menor falleciÓ debido a una brutal golpiza. el sospechoso amenazÓ con hacer lo mismo con el resto de los hermanos. aumenta la preocupaciÓn en la patrulla de carretera de californiaante el posible aumento de accidentes por consumo de mariguana. oficiales dice

we had devastation throughout the coast of both new jersey and new york going out to long island. flooding was so severe that we had people stuck in their homes obviously waiting for help. we had amateur radio operators who were inside of the flood zone, and were able to send messages to first responders outside of the flood zone as to where people needed help. very often in an emergency of that nature it's as important to know where you need help and where you don't need help so you don't waste the resources that you have, which are limited during a disaster. so you don't want to send a first responder to the wrong address when there's nobody there to save. and we learned that it's that dissemination of a resource that is a strong point for us. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator wicker. senator schatz, anything else for the good of the order? >> well, i think we pretty well covered the subject today with the folks that are here. and as i mentioned earlier, there are some folks who are not here who could shed considerable light on some of the other aspects of the way this process

parece imposible que un bote navegue en un estanque helado, pero eso hizoun policÍa de new jersey para rescatar un perro observe cÓmo la gente pone en prÁctica la estrategia para llegar al animal varadoy el hielo. se aventurÓ con ella las aguas congeladas. el can fue capaz de salir la superficie y correr a la orilla, en busca de refugio. javier olivares nos va a brindar detalles de lo que comparten hoy en "ediciÓn digital". javier: satcha, buenos dÍas para ti y para todos. trabajamos una alerta para padres de familia que se estÁ haciendo viral porque comen cÁpsulas de detergente para lavar ropa. cuÁntos han caÍdo en este nuevo desafÍo? pregunta para ustedes, tiene su celular cerca de ustedes? mucho cuidado, porque hay algunas aplicaciones que podrÍan estar vigilÁndote o espiÁndoteen este momento, sin que lo sepas. te diremos cÓmo protegerte de los hackers y cÓmo hacer que tu telÉfono sea mÁs seguro. desaparecen las cuentas sociales de meghan markle. ella eliminÓ su instagram y twitter, ante su prÓxima boda real con el prÍncipe enrique. les vamos a mostrar cuÁles fu

karla: tambiÉn festejamos con cariÑo a glenda morales de new jersey. ana patricia: vÍctor de mississippi. francisca: tambiÉn estÁ cumpliendo aÑos nuestra televidente de california. yisus: alina valenzuela cumple siete aÑitos alan: scarlin karla: penÉlope carvajal. ana patricia: queremos felicitar a nuestra compaÑera que estÁ en control room. karla: feliz cumpleaÑos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: estamos listos. mÁs adelante, tenemos en exclusiva la primera del aÑo, habla la hermana de la prometida del prÍncipe harry. revela los secretos mejor guardados de su hermana. unas declaraciones impactantes. ana patricia: estamos en vivo para decirte todo lo que necesitas saber sobre la cancelaciÓn del tps de el salvador que deja al borde de la deportaciÓn a casi 200.000 inmigrantes. karla: joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn estarÍa muy mal de salud perdiendo la memoria y poniÉndose paranoico. to

this is fox news radio. this has long been debated. why now? where is it coming from? >> they finally caved. 1947 we've been seeing chief wahoo as a logo. he was seen in major league logo. in recent times and political correctness times changed. >> bill: to whom did they cave? >> i think they caved to folks on the far, far left because the people who were most outraged by this are not native americans. the people who show the most outrage are those who identify as very liberal. in 2016 the "washington post" took a poll of native americans and asked them to what degree are you offended? 9 out of 10 said they aren't offended by the name redskins or imagery of native americans with sports team names. >> bill: the native americans did not express their displeasure for the logo. >> public policy voting asked ohio voters do you approve of the indians chief wahoo. 66% approved. even hillary clinton clinton voters. 52% approved. again, who is making the uproar and when we look back in 50 years. >> bill: it comes off in a year and a half. 2019. >> they will continue to sell mer

falling through new jersey and into southern parts of delaware too where you can see temperatures right around that freezing mark. and then still a light snow between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. by 11:00 a.m. that white coloration indicates at best just a few flurries lingering and then everything out of here as we get into those afternoon hours. this is really just a morning commute event and as phil was just mentioning north and west neighborhoods more likely to see slippery roadways. we go to your evening commute home and the wet roads should be okay. >> while the timing of the storm certainly is going to make driving a bit tricky and messing this morning. >> and that's where we depend on jessica boyington to show you what all the conditions are going to look like. >> any slippery spots on the on and off-ramps have the potential to cause problems. you can see a bit of a shiny spot on the lens of the camera because it's covered in a bit of rain. but for the most part some parts just look wet. the 42 freeway looks good. speeds still into the 60s heading up to the walt whitman bridge. but watch

the new jersey turnpike, down to 35 miles per hour. for you that's an alternate if you're heading to delaware and trying to get down 295. we've seen accidents on 295. >>> we've told you that the state offices in delaware are closed. we just got this on twitter. governor christie declaring a state of emergency in cape may. >> krystal klei is tracking how much snow you could see in your neighborhood. we first want to start with bill henley in the weather center with what's happening outside right now. >> this is exactly why we do neighborhood weather, because you e you'll get a huge variation depending on where you are. look at the snow spreading from the carolinas into our area into new england. the heaviest bands are just offshore and moving on shore to new jersey. you see atlantic city into ocean county. another band of heavy snow pushing towards cape may right now. the snow has been on and off. it's not quite as heavy as it was earlier in southern delaware. the system is now pulling away from our coast just a little bit, but that's s

engulfs a south jersey doctor and buyers be aware not off playoff tickets are the real deal next. ♪ action news delaware valleys leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ for more than 5.5 years her murder had more questions than answers but authorities claim it was her husband who wanted april kauffman dead he and a motorcycle gang his partner in illicit drug scheme and it's tuesday night and the big story is the breakthrough that much of the jersey shore has been waiting for the alleged answer to the question who murdered april kauffman and why and action news reporter annie mccormick has been tracking the scorery closely from the beginning and live from the atlantic prosecutors office in mays landing annie. >> disturbing details laid out in the accusations made by the atlantic counter prosecutor's office today among the motives they say was to keep april kauffman quiet after she threaten to expose the alleged ellis elicit drug operation. >> takes your words away. >> reporter: reacting to charges against her estranged stepfather james kauffman in may 2012 shootingf april popular host an

. >>> a man in new jersey is alive because of team work. he is in the hospital after crashing into a tree in mount laurel early sunday morning. waez trapped in the vehicle when they burst into flames and was rescued by a team of citizens and first responders that banded together in an incredible act of bravery and selflessness. >> i saw the truck just impaled into a tree. i stopped. >> matt a tow truck driver from vineland was first on the scene. the minute he noticed someone in the vehicle a small fire started to spread and grabbed his fire extinguisher and went to work. >> trying to get the driver out of the vehicle. >> and then first responders came on the scene and joined in the fast paced rescue effort. >> within 30 seconds of my arrival the entire passenger compartment was involved. >> and they raced against the clock and flames to save the driver's life. >> it feels good. we know we all collectively made a difference in this person's life and he will live to see another day. and they say it's their calling and the job they signed up

again, this is happening in salem county, new jersey. it will be some time now before they get that truck out of the house. and more rescue and emergency vehicles have been arriving on the scene as we have been keeping our eyes on this. of course stick with us for any new updates as we get them. >>> it is 4:30 now. sharrie williams is off, monica malpass joins us and in other news today, the freeze, the thaw, the refreeze weather pattern that we have been having a taking quite a toll on area roads. >> potholes are starting to pop up across the region and the giant craters can cause major damage to your vehicles even cause accidents when folks try to avoid hitting them. john rawlins live along lincoln drive today where there are plenty of potholes. hi, john. >> reporter: hi, guys. potholes are a seasonal threat, there's no doubt about it. because of the 2018 weather pattern we've had so far, potholes and complaints about potholes have cropped up far earlier than normal. a city avenue pothole as we watched today some close calls by drivers

sign in leonia, new jersey, is a low-tech solution to a high-tech problem. >> there are approximately 60 streets that are going to be closed. >> reporter: the one-square-mile town lies in the shadow of the george washington bridge. it's a small town with a big problem. for years whenever traffic would back up to the bridge, savvy commuters would get off the highway and take a shortcut through leonia if you knew the secret. >> stay to the right to exit 78 to leonia. >> you could beat the jam. but now navigation apps are sending commuters through side streets turning this quaint residential area into a parking lot. >> you've driving on quiet residential streets. it's why they live here. literally they're bumper to bumper to bumper traffic. >> reporter: residents are fed up. how long did it take you to get out of your driveway? >> ten minutes, 15 minutes, depends how much they're nice and if i'm going to push up on their car to let me out. >> reporter: they'll be using these new street signs. leonia residented and businesses will b yellow hang tag for street access and if you don't have

and in new jersey, we continue to see the snow. look at these temperatures. it was like 35 at around the middle of the day. so it is really dropped. 27 in pitman and washington township. 28 in sha mono. so as the sun goes down and you get moisture around, it's going to freeze. princeton at 30. as we go through the evening, it's going to feel colder and colder. some single digits by midnight. in areas north and west. by tomorrow morning, most of the area is between 10 and 15 degrees for the feels like temperature. it's a cold day tomorrow. by thursday we're starting to get more of a southwest wind. we get into the 40s. but then here comes some rain. late thursday, thursday night, rain. but colder air comes in. changes it over to a wintery mix. then eventually to some snow. and then there's another system coming later in the weekend. this could be in time for the super bowl where sunday morning they could be getting some snow in the area. if a storm intensifies to our south, it could end being accumulating snow. we'll have the milder weather on thursday and the

the hardest hit eastern new jersey, all over thursday afternoon and then we are dealing with some biting winds and talk more about that and the snowfall amounts coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> with the extreme cold tends to make water pipes burst. the 30 inch water main break in west conshohocken is causing widespread problems in parts of montgomery county tonight. chopper 6 hd was over balligomingo road and front street. effecting conshohocken and parts of glen side and cheltenham township. more than 1,000 homes and businesses are dealing with low water pressure and other issues we'll have the latest coming up in a live report tonight on "action news" at 6:00. >>> another water main break is causing headaches in morristown burlington county. the westbound lanes are closed at pleasant valley avenue. the department of public work crews can make repairs and they are still at it tonight. this weather can be especially rough on your car especially if it's exposed to the almosts hours on end overnight. dead batteries and low tires, there are things to prevent pro

now with the people first warranty. >>> new jersey woman really fell m love with her new fiance. fortunately, though, she wasn't hurt. we'll explain. the crowd watched in the cell phone captured all of this and this woman's boyfriend proposed to her at @an ice rink at new york's rockefeller center. se lost her balance and fell. she was unscathed. she d >>> tonight, breaking news as we count down to the new year. deadly ambush. >> we have one deputy down inside the apartment. all of us have been hit at least once. >> five deputies shot seconds apart. at least one dead. the suspect firing more than 100 rounds. the neighborhood on lockdown. our team on the scene. >>> times square on ice. more than 1 million people bracing for possibly one of the coldest new years on record. the potential danger for the crowds watching the ball drop. plus, extreme cold >>> ring of steel. times square surrounded by unprecedented security. snipers in position. special police dogs on the street. >>> new year's scare. the arsenal seized inside a hotel room. police recovering an assault

the latest accident in new jersey, 295 northbound is shut down off the delaware memorial bridge and head toward gloucester county shut down in salem county because of an accident. 42 is seeing good-sized delays, as well. we had an earlier accident northbound. atlantic city expressway 295, 22 minute jam. the biggest accident of the morning is creating huge problems in bucks county, bristol township blocking all lanes on i-95, southbound at 413. they are about to clear the accident, in the meantime, it is a 73 minute jam that's huge from new jersey to woodhaven road. >> let's go to sky6 live hd a look at the commodore barry bridge. it's so cold on the river they are dealing with ice flows are they going to thaw and break up anytime soon, david murphy. >> reporter: later this week, the big order of business today is a winter weather advisory. 20 degrees in philadelphia. cold on the ground. this afternoon's high is 33. we may not hit that until this evening. 1:00 p.m., look for a wintry mix out of the north freezing rain and sleet in the center of the region along i-95 and parts of the south

minus three in atlantic city, new jersey. breaking the record set 1884. minus 10 in hartford, connecticut. where it hasn't been this cold since 1912. boston hit two below zero, the coldest january 7 since 196. chill. >> reporter: stinging temperatures continued sunday from south carolina to maine. >> no one anticipated it would get this cold and stay this cold this long. >> new york city issued a code blue for the homeless. shelters open to any one in need and they added 450 new beds. ceo of new york city rescue mission, craig mays. it's been demanding on us. and life and death for those on the streets. roim airlines resumed flights after thousands of cancellations. a walter main break at jfk airport sunday created another mess. in dorcester, massachusetts flames at a five alarm fire burst out of a triple decker home frozen in ice. thick icicles weighed down power lines as firefighters frosted over during the fight. in the nation's capital. power outages and ruptured pipes are delaying of start of classes at howard univsi >> don't want students to go, sta

. >>> a new jersey teen kills his family members. police are trying to figure out why. >>> and continuing the mummers parade despite the cold. what organizers are doing to help keep them warm. >>> preparing for the playoffs. eagles finish the regular season with an ugly loss to dallas, but the team says they are confident they can go all the way. >>> good morning. first look at 4:00. >> his to be with yu nice to be this new year's day morning. of course we're still dragging in last year's problem, and that being the cold. it feels like below zero across much of the area. let's get right to tammie souza with her first alert forecast. >> it is brutally cold out there. we'll title it dangerous cold because it truly is dangerous. take a look at the temperatures. 9 in philadelphia, minus 1 in pittsburgh. rochester at 4. usually they are colder, but they are pretty close to our temperature. 6 in allentown. women mi wilmingto wilmington, 6. 11 in wildwood. we will continue to drop with the big old moon out there. so temperatures will be abo

this picture was sent in by john from berlin, new jersey, the 177th fighter wing is currently away on deployment, that is not stopping them hearing on their team. fly eagles fly. we see you as you continue to show off your pride. i love that haircut. use the #6abcaction on twitter or instagram or post to the "action news" facebook wallment. >>> get eagles cover annual at 6abc.com there you can read the strange career path of the this week's starting quarterback and get more from our very own sister virginia. >>> "action news" game day coverage kicks off tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. join us four all the pregame action at 5:00 p.m. plus an extra hour of "action news" on channel 6 that wraps up on "action news" sports sunday. >>> we'll be on early monday morning with all the highlights of the game as well as fan reaction you can tune in starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> time 9:36 a.m., developing thorning, the federal government is shut down as law make it a great make it a great -- lawmakers continue to fund a bill. democrats insisting the bill contain permanent protection for 800,000 undocume

new jersey with a man inside and he walked away without any injuries. we have the shocking details. >> plus, an arrest is made in connection with to the death of a 19-year-old university of pennsylvania student. >> the eagles game day here what fans of both teams have to say about the matchup as the birds face the falcons. >> first meteorologist chris sowers joins us outside live with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: feels like eagles weather out here, the cold front of h it has done a number on the temperatures. temperatures around midnight, allentown, 64. trenton, 63. dover, 62. pottstown and philadelphia both 61. fast forward a few hours later look at the current temperatures. 32 in philadelphia. 26 in allentown. 1 in the poconos. 35 in millville. a gusty

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president trump is in the middle of his 17 day trip to his new jersey golf course, but he says it isn't a vacation. [ light laughter ] and the staff at the white house said, "for us it is." [ laughter and applause ] "never been happier." but trump's not the only one taking a break. the kremlin just released photos of vladimir putin on vacation. this is real, take a look at this photo, yeah -- [ laughter ] putin was like, "forget about the dad bod, feast your eyes on the vlad bod." that's the -- "vlad bod." [ laughter and applause ] as much as people complain about trump going on vacation, at least he keeps his shirt on. [ laughter and applause ] and get this, mike pence is denying speculation that he wants to be elected president in 2020. pence was like, "i think you mean re-elected president in 2020." [ light laughter ] [ applause ] and listen to this, former communications director anthony scaramucci wants to turn his time in the white house into a sitcom. [ light laughter ] networks says it's impossible, because sitcoms have to last at least thirty minutes. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers a

. >> yang: today, democratic senator cory booker of new jersey told pbs member network njtv that he fears trump could still try to fire mueller. >> i have a lot of concerns but for the constraint of the law, this is a man that would be doing much more to suppress this democracy and assert authoritarian rule. and so we need to have checks and balances. >> yang: last summer, booker introduced a bill to protect mueller. his co-author is south carolina republican lindsay graham. >> any effort to go after mueller could be the beginning of the end of the trump presidency, unless mueller did something wrong. >> yang: the measure has been stalled in the senate, but could get a boost from this latest disclosure. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> woodruff: jack goldsmith is a professor at harvard law school, and co-founder of lawfareblog.com. he served as assistant attorney general for the justice department's office of legal counsel during the george w. bush administration. jack goldsmith, welcome back to the "newshour". first of all, your reaction to the news reports that the president did

only on "ng,"democratic senator of new jersey is with us from capitol hill. he's a member of the senate judiciary committee, which is investigating russian interference in the 2016 election. senator, good morning. let's start with this report about the president. so he was worried about a conflict of interest, but the fact is he didn't fire mueller, so why is this a big deal? >> well, it's a big deal because that effort or that thought about doing so would really plunge our country into a constitutional crisis. to fire the special prosecutor, especially after the fact pattern we're seeing about the firing of the fbi director really presents a problem for our nation as a whole to have an unaccountable president undermining -- actively undermining an ongoing investigation into hisministrat where a number of close allies and associates have already faced indictment, have already faced serious levels of investigation. >> go ahead, john. >> he didn't do anything. you at one point had worked with lindsey graham to protect counsel. are you going to put forward legis

." >> we've got a heart warming story of a hockey player in milwaukee sharing really, really good news with his dad. okay, you're looking at coming up, bobby butler in the yellow jersey about to tell his dad he made the u.s. olympic team. check it out. >> yeah! woo! >> come on. butler is a forward for the milwaukee admirals, headed to pyeongchang for the winter olympics, next month. his biggest fan, his dad, will likely be there rooting him on. don't you love when you see that quick moment that just changed everything? >> i love it. he can't stop hugging him. so cute. >>> lots more ahead this morning, including a project for "fixer upper" stars, chip and joanna gaines. >>> and maybe it's time to parent the german way. >>> and hi, megyn, good morning. >> diet is weighing heavy on everyone's mind. i know you're about to do a segment on it. at the top of our hour, we are going to reveal u.s. news and world reports list of the best diets, and there are some surprising ones you may never have heard. see you then. >> speaking of all of that -- >> the chocolate milk shake diet? >> i like -- a

today new jersey governor chris christie gives his fine state of the state address as a new governor gets set to switch things up. >>> and roll tide roll. overnight, the celebrations continue as alabama wins a heart-stopping national championship game. >>> all right. two -- >> we talked about it on facebook this morning. we had a big, long talk about his life just changed like that. >>> good morning, this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4, i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. this morning, we are more than 100 school cancelations in and delays as a wintry mix leaves behind icy conditions out there. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with the first alert neighborhood forecast, the most accurate forecast in town. >> skies are clearing, good news here. we've cleared the way for sunshine. the bad news, you're going to run into a few icy spots this morning. it ae it's feeder roads that should be fine. temperatures in the 20s now in philadelphia, the suburbs. that's where you're going to see some icy spots. and if your car didn't dry off, it is likely

heavy downpours, that's true of delaware, new jersey, and the shore. look at the 11:00 temperatures. low 60s for delaware and new jersey. at the shore, 54. the wind is coming off the ocean. it won't be quite as warm at the shore for today. enjoy the warm air today. 67 the high in philadelphia. tomorrow, the temperatures plunge. and winter makes a big comeback. it lasts well into next week. we could see very cold air for the eagles game. a turnaround. a look at the eagles forecast and weekend forecast coming up. >> a turnaround in not a long period of time. thank you very much for that, bill. >>> we want to check in with a look at the roads. >> yeah. jessica boyington is watching the schuylkill for your ride to work. >>> around south street where we had a closure, clearing, looking okay in terms of volume. what you see is that the roads are wet. we'll see problems in the next hour or so. slippery spots on on and off ramps. there's a crash in hanover at graham and jerrysville road. in southampton township, an overturned tractor-trailer at 70 eastbound ar

troubled spots in new jersey and delaware. first alert traffic reporter jessica billionairi jessi jess boynton is tracking the roads for us. >> and we get a look at the lehigh valley and down the shore. let's begin with first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> that's right. the types of precipitation that it is producing, there are several different types. first of all, it has stopped in the poconos and berks county and lehigh valley. it has not started at the jersey shore or parts of southern delaware and the pink area is freezing rain. that's the most dangerous type of winter weather. raindrops ha raindrops are freezing on contact. the purple may be a mixture of freezing rain and sleet. it's less dangerous that the pim pink freezing rain. you can see there are patches here in new jersey making it not a solid thing. it's not continuous and some of this is not even reaching the ground. but it is, all through the philadelphia area, and points to the north and west, in philly, this is all freezing rain, an icy mi

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