i have spent i don't know how many days traveling that national road from wheeling to cumberland. when i go visit family in northern virginia, i seldom take the interstate. it's not very interesting. but to go on that national ro ad, and having seen photographs of it from the 19th century and to appreciate the fact you are on that road that was put in 150 years ago, 170 years ago, and it is fascinating. you know, if you are into history as i am, why wouldn't you want to travel some historic place? in terms of roads, there's not too many more roads that are as historic as this one. ♪ >> find out where c-span's local content vehicles are going next online at www.c-span.org /localcontent. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook. >> and >> harvard professor john stauffer talks about "the battle hymn of the republic." he calls the original as a full him appropriated by union soldiers as the marching song "john brown's bod

i have spent i don't know how many days traveling that national road from wheeling to cumberland. when i go visit family in northern virginia, i seldom take the interstate. it's not very interesting. but to go on that national ro ad, and having seen photographs of it from the 19th century and to appreciate the fact you are on that road that was put in 150 years ago, 170 years ago, and it is fascinating. you know, if you are into history as i am, why wouldn't you want to travel some historic place? in terms of roads, there are not too many more roads that are as historic as this one. >> find out where c-span's local content vehicles are going next online at www.c-span.org/local content. you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span 3. >> next, a panel of historians examine the social changes of the 1970's and the effects of watergate and the the and war the rise in divorce rates, and the effect of drug incarceration on the family structure. we recorded this discussion at the american historical association's annual meeting in new york city. it is about tw

in cumberland county they got two inches. and crews were out through the night to make sure all the roads the major roads are clear this morning for anybody having to get into work. now, we did spot a little slush on the roads as the crews cleared them last night. this morning the major roads are looking good. >> certain spots are icing up. other than that they have been good pretty good with clearing the roads. the back roads are not that well usually they take care of it in 24 hours. >> >> reporter: and we see another salt truck go by this morning. we did see water on the sides of the road as we were coming in this morning, it was water not ice, though, no issues. you've heard karen say over and over again if you see something shiny on the roads it could be ice. you may see ice in the driveways and parking lots. the parking lot was slippery here when we first got out of the truck. use caution and give yourself extra time live in pennsauken, channel 6 "action news." >> let's head out on mobile 6 we'll taking a look at the ma

here through the the reflectivity of the radar showing some band of heavier snow through maurice river cumberland county, extending toward the the expressway. cape may seeing a pocket of heavy snow through southern parts of the cape may county between avalon and cape may point. this is where we are expecting some of our heavier accumulations especially through interior south jersey. if you are traveling in these areas over next couple of hours please take it slow visibility is an issue, thinks where the the snow is falling a little heavier at this point and in reading we have half mile visibility same in lancaster. fog in philadelphia, point will eight of a mile. atlantic city half mile visibility and pottstown a mile and mount holly only a mile visibility with snow and fog. the winter weather advisory continues until will ten this morning. snow amount modest felt on inch and a half, magnolia glass co, half an inch, harrington in delaware .4 of an inch. blackwood, new jersey a trace but more to come throughout the evening commute. temperatures right now for the the most part below freezing with t

this but the tip of cumberland county also beginning to pick up some of this. there's a little bit of blue near the shore so you could have sleet mixing in as well. it does look like it's going to be an issue during the morning, not so much during the afternoon as an area of low pressure to our south is actually going to pull away and pull this precipitation right past us on the southern tier and by the afternoon we starter to get dry. there is however until 1 o'clock this afternoon a winter weather advisory for cape may county and the southern two counties of delaware kent and sussex because of light snow and sleet. accumulation shouldn't be all that much but you want to slow down if that is starting to coat roads. 21 degrees in philadelphia right now, 28 in wildwood, 24 in millville. just 13 degrees in allentown. and while there isn't as much wind as yesterday there's enough out there to drive those wind chills down into the single digits in a lot of the region. philadelphia it feels like eight. below zero wind chills in allentown. and 14 in millville. so, ev

vernon to the cumberland river. and then leaving the river took a more northerly tack across the allegheny mountains towards broad oks braddocks in pittsburgh. the potomac, which cuts through a parallel series of low ridges before turning south at cumberland, marks the boundary between virginia and maryland. on this trip washington favored the virginia side where he seasoned scattered tracts that he leased to farmers. trotting on his great horse at a gait of five miles per day, he reached cumberland on the tenth day. open for settlement prior to the revolution, the potomac valley below cumberland had become a integral part of the eastern states by 1784. many of its settlers had cast their lot with the patriot cause in 1776 and now gave washington a hero's welcome. his tenants, strained by a decade of war and recession, paid what they could toward their long past due rents and cheered him on his way. to this point, the trip went well. the troubles began after he left the settled lands east of the allegheny and began

alleging the cumberland county prosecutor knows one of the officers. both officers are now on paid leave. >>> a $50 million shot in the arm for a local children's hospital. >> the generous donation and how the hospital plans to use the money to help all kinds of children. also ahead, two local sisters are celebrating tonight. one goes into labor. something happens to the other. they're happy surprises. hopefully -- >> howard. >> the flyers with all kinds of injury problems but now it's likely they'll lose a player to a major suspension. the 76ers boy they're trying to find ways to lose. they found another one tonight. that will be coming up in sports. >> coming up in weather ultimate doppler stelle showing snow from today's clipper moving through. when this mess moves out and when we could see a high impact event with snow, sleet and ♪ >>> all right. let take look at philadelphia international airport right now. ing see a little bit of snow out there but there are some delays out there about an hour and a half delays right now at phl and there have b

anywhere in cumberland and atlantic county you want to see it slow it down. by lunchtime or so it should be done. cold today, a high of 32. less winds than yesterday. >> look at the time. we have to go. >> yes. >> "good morning america" next. see you later, everyone. have a good day. >> ♪♪ it doesn't get much easier than picking 2 things. you pick 2, and... you're basically done. look for pick 2. coming soon from the pennsylvania lottery. easy to play. simple to say. >>> good morning, america. breaking right now, al qaeda takes responsibility for the terror attack in paris just hours ago. a big break in the investigation. >>> as new video emerges of the killer brothers making their escape and the new issue of "charlie hebdo" goes on sale in paris. its cartoons outraging muslims around the world again. >>> new this morning, the plot to kill john boehner. a bartender charged allegedly admitting his plans to poison the top republican's wine. how he got caught. >>> happening now, hired gun? the race car driver and the assassin. the strange turn in nascar supe

trotting at his horse at five miles per day, he reached cumberland on the tenth day. open for settlement prior to the revolution, the potomac valley below cumberland had become a part of the eastern states by 1784. many settlers had cast their lot with the patriot cause in 1776 and now gave washington a hero's welcome. his tenants, strained by a decade of war and recession, paid what they could toward their long past due rents and cheered him on his way. to this point, the trip went well. the troubles began after he left the settled lands east of the allegheny and began ascending into southwestern pennsylvania. as a colonial militia officer serving under edward braddock during the french and indian wars, washington had helped cut a pathway through the wilderness to supply and support a massive british assault on french positions in the ohio valley and had retreated in terror across it after braddock's crushing defeat. 12 days after leaving mount vernon, the road took him past great meadows, which washington had surrendered to the french in 1754 and later privately acq

one of those snow showers is across the delaware bay and into coastal cumberland county. these are not doing much more, but there's a concern there could be a dusting or coating out of this and on untreated surfaces it could give you slick stuff it may change over to freezing drizzle which is even worse. something to keep your eyes on in southern areas. looking at the airport not a lot of snow or wind out there and not a lot of snow fell in southeastern pennsylvania. the heavier amounts were in south jersey and delaware. 30 in wilmington, 27 in allentown. 28 in reading, 28 in trenton, 31 in sea isle city. everybody is still below the freezing mark. everything that got on the roads and has not cleared off it's still on there because we have not gone above freezing overnight. the little bitty precipitation we'll be dealing with until 8:00 a.m. there's cloud cover to the west, but we think there will be sun breaking through later. up in allentown, clouds and sun if you have snow on the sidewalks, a lot of places will melt particularly if we get sun out today. the high at the

cumberland atlantic, cape may county reporting heavy rain. plain rain, temperatures have shot into the 40s. later this afternoon this becomes a heavy rain event. 10:00 a.m. we're dealing with freezing rain and then it's heavy rain, periods of it. 44 degrees is the forecasted high. the day planner looks like rain all day. temperatures climb into the 30s, 42 degrees by 1:00 p.m. 43 by 4:00 p.m. anticipating a high of 44. best advice in the next couple of hours if you live in an area that's under the freezing rain advisory stay at home. >>> "good morning america" is next. "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. >> chris sowers will have more on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, again whether you're walking or driving, without for black ice it's causing major problems out there. now for eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han, have a great sunday. >>> good morning, america. breaking news. golfer abducted. pga star robert allenby kidnapped and beaten after a day on the links in hawaii. >> it brought tear

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by 5:00 tomorrow 43 in frederick, still 41 in cumberland and by 10:00 temperatures still above freezing mainly in the 30s and even around 40 downtown. tonight partly cloudy, 36 to 24. day planner, city temps starting above freezing, calm wind, 35 at 7:00, 43 by 11:00 which is a pretty good deal and 47 by 1:00. wednesday rain or snow showers. we're still deciding whether or not to issue a yellow alert. we'll keep you posted. it maying the storm moves in after the morning commute and before the evening commute. then seasonable and nice thursday, temperatures low 40s. now the next seven days friday a little colder, temperatures near 40 and then saturday mid- 40s, watching a storm to the south. right now it should stay to our south. that has much more potential. we'll be watching that very closely and then just cold sunday and monday, maybe some flurries monday. >> not a bad looking seven-day for january. >> kind of boring. >> that clipper will be small, right? >> no big deal. >>> still ahead tonight the story behind this, yes. they are camels, my friend, and they're wrestling. we'll tell y

. >> here in cumberland county they got the most amount of snow. we're talking some three inches. while it doesn't seem like much it did cause some panic, especially for drivers during the evening commute. it's unpredictable, unfortunately. the snow came down fast and furious. and the weather lightened up and the snow quickly tapered off. >> it's just a scary situation when you're driving in it. >> reporter: for many living in millville, they found it difficult to get around in the middle of the storm, especially during the evening commute. patty crockett said she had a hard time driving on slick roads and was cautious heading in to work. >> taking those extra couple minutes to drive in today, because you don't want to have that slipup and have the weather change like that and your life is gone. >> reporter: on our way to millville, we saw the plow truck drivers, prepping for their shift along route 40. >> we usually stay out all night. >> reporter: their goal is to salt and plow all major roads. >> make sure everybody's safe. >> reporter: back in millville, once the snow stops, r

., gaithersburg and frederick and mostly snow up toward hagerstown north of winchester into cumberland. that's where most of the snow will accumulate. we think 3 to 6 inches is possible, hagerstown and cumberland, a trace to an inch for northwest d.c. and maybe places like wheaton and silver spring. we have reports of snow covering the ground out toward reston, fairfax and parts of loudoun county. you get back into northern loudoun county and into the panhandle of west virginia, 1 to 4 inches across the river into frederick. the heaviest snow 3 to 6 very wet snow. even here temperatures will not be below freezing and that is key. that's why we aren't very concerned about freezing rain. this is either going to be a snow event or rain event. in the beltway it's going to be mainly rain. the radar the past couple hours, you can see the snow that's rolled through much of fairfax county, loudoun county and montgomery county, starting to turn to rain south of town, but still there will be pockets of a mix of snow and sleet in parts of the area, but the roads are fine, temperatures above freez

ben filmed this beautiful video in cumberland county. looks great. look how great the flakes coming down are. then one more shot i want to show you. brittany got this great shot from the avenue of the arcs in center city philadelphia. beautiful snow coming down there. these are a few of the images. can you see more on the nbc10 app right now. we'll be updating the gallery throughout the night. renee? >> thank you, vince. >>> lawmakers in atlantic city want to put people back to work. they proposed a bill that would help laid off casino workers find new jobs. the state would pay for the workers to take classes at community college, and that money would come from a state fund. governor christie will convene a summit. the problem is democrats and republicans disagree on how to do this. they propose two very different plans. atlantic city lost four of its 12 casinos last year. >>> let's take another look now. i think this is the prettiest shot of snow. it's when it's up in the poconos. taking a live look right now at camelback mountain resort where the s

cumberland west, things are starting to shut down. i've heard from folks in cumberland, west and east virginia, all over the place actually with very pretty pictures they've sent me. here is the white house. starting to pick up a. noontime shot here in the nation's capital where we're expecting snow on and off the next hours. temperatures mid- to upper 30s in d.c. cooler north and west. so most of the accumulation we're going to see will be on the grassy areas. tonight this stuff will be out of here by late afternoon with mid-30s this evening. upper 20s to low 30s tonight. how much are we ago at? a -- we looking at? a trace to an inch generally. if you have more than that, don't sue me. it's the forecast, not the gospel. in the the influence area, mason-dixon line, back in the higher elevations, 2 to 3, outside chance somebody gets 4. i'm not worried too much about the road impact especially south of d.c. where even some rain could mix in. 37 now. thankfully the winds are light. we do have the snow light to moderate across the region.

cumberland county into northern cape may and atlantic county seeing some snowflakes. this light snowfall is not going to last. it'll be moving offshore. maybe a dusting in some spots. but overall, the temperatures on the mild side. not expecting much to stick this morning. 37 degrees in atlantic city wildwood is 36. and look at the 30s above freezing in the i must have 95 corridor. during the day, we'll see the temperatures come up a little bit, we'll see some breaks of sunshine by lunchtime, 36 degrees, and then they come tumbling down. this afternoon. got your hour by hour future weather when i'm back in ten. but right now, let's check in with the traffic team jillian mele. good morning, jillian. >> happy friday happy friday to you at home as well. delaware right now where things are quiet. route 1, you can see both directions very clear, no accidents no delays to report there. area bridges are also quiet right now. we're not reporting any problems on any of the local bridges. if you are waking up and taking 76, you can see the lines of green. still not reporting an

like scott just told us about 3-inches of snow fell here in cumberland county. we're right now in millville. for some people it was a big nuisance but for others it was actually a welcomed site. >> it's quiet. it's peaceful. >> reporter: carol walker doesn't seem to mind the fresh blanket of snow coating her millville neighborhood and we learned out why she doesn't mine mine. >> i'm leaving for vacation saturday. so it's all good. >> reporter: where you going? >> on cruise to the caribbean. >> reporter: well, it ain't the caribbean no, this is cumberland county new jersey. where people were out with their shovels clearing sidewalks trucks were busy plowing and salting. but even with just a couple inches -- >> it's terrible. it's terrible. >> reporter: the roadways got slick as the sun went down. >> the snow but the black ice i worry about. >> reporter: no surprise that local supermarkets were busy with customers worried about the weather and here at home depot shovels, salt and scrapers were the hot sellers on a cold snowy night. those who remember last year's b

cumberland is 27. winchester is up to 36. a good sign for winchester but still these pockets of upper 20s and low 30s and with the temperatures, the ground really cold and not a lot of sun today, we may struggle for those areas to get too much above freezing. that's why the advisories. 36 now but the dew point is 12. very dry air that this line of showers is coming into stretching toward ashville. will it survive the trip over the mountains? i think a little more than what we're showing you on the futurecast. imagine the green going toward harrisonburg, roanoke. actually i think it will be closer to d.c. northern areas cold enough especially north of 70. well very to watch out for pockets of light freezing rain and this stuff quickly scoots out of here. things it will get much colder late tonight and tomorrow. strong winds could gust over 40 at times on friday. we'll knock temperatures by afternoon from the 30s in the morning into the 20s and windchills tomorrow afternoon could be falling into the single digits. 39 today. we'

. >> reporter: throughout cumberland county shovels are out work crews are busy clearing parking lots and sidewalks. in glassboro white blanketed side roads and yards some opted to trade shovels for little lighter equipment. >> i actually had work six to 8am this morning i've been home every since. >> salters were out treating roads for everyone to get home during the heaviest parts of the storm. students on their way to and from class at rowan university while staff sauled sidewalks. >> snow is not going to stop us. we have to get the job done. >> reporter: many of the roads remain clear throughout the night. snow stuck to cars and windshields for some drivers they seemed to think less of an inconvenience and more of a mid winter treat. >> i love snow. i moved down here quite a number of years ago from boston to me this is nothing. >> i love it. >> reporter: and here's a live look at kings highway at this hour. just within the last hour we did see some road crews going by dropping salt and treating the road making sure things are all clear for the morning commute. we're live in haddo

> tonight south jersey is seeing some of the heavier snowfall this video from a short time ago from cumberland county. you can see ground and sidewalks now covered in the white stuff. >>> snow is expect to continue to fall in parts of the the area throughout tonight. good evening i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean. school delays and closings are scrolling at the bottom of your screen and we have live weather coverage of the snow. meteorologist and reporters are all across the region keeping tab on the conditions. will we will start first with meteorologist, kathy orr, tracking what we can expect throughout the the night kathy. >> this storm system is moving through quickly. we had our clipper moving across keystone state earl ter day but now storm is redeveloping off the coast focal point is south jersey and delaware. you can see back edge of the precipitation cutting through berks county, chester county and state of delaware. heavier snow moving north and east. we will see interior south jersey some of these band of snow those darker purples that is where we're seeing heavier snow. so throug

i think worst is yet to come. >> reporter: community here in cumberland county and surrounding areas will have the trucks out overnight, salting away for that morning commute, jim. reporting live, from vineland new jersey, kenneth moton for channel six "action news". >>> lets switch live to wilmington and "action news" reporter dann cuellar, dann, the temperature going down so chances are going up for some sliding on slick roads. >> reporter: that is right jim. authorities continue to warn us about that that although we didn't get much snow here the roads are wet like here on naamans road. they are urging people to air on the side of the caution because hitting black ice is no fun. the lit seven clipper storm was fast and furious in the early evening with the snow coming down in a good clip. soon park cars would be cover in the white stuff and whether by hand brush, or other, people were clearing off what mostly peopled to be a nuisance. dell dot crew where is busy throughout the the night plug and salting down roadways which for the most part were simply just wet. >> how are road ou

this is just released police dash cam video of a deadly traffic stop in cumberland county. we'll show it to you. >>> and the second breaking story we're following is in north philadelphia where two police officers got into a crash while they were trying to help a shooting victim. taking that victim to the hospital. we'll have a live update on the conditions of those officers and the victims. >>> and it's not here yet but it's coming. sleet and snow. when it could hit your neighborhood. we'll get your nbc 10's first alert forecast. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm chris cato. it is an nbc 10 first alert weather day because of this system that is moving in just in time for the afternoon rush. let's begin with nbc 10's first alert meteorologist bill henley. it's all dry right now, correct? >>> the morning will stay dry through the morning commute. no problems for most of the morning. we will see some breaks in the clouds. later in the morning the clouds take over and this afternoon the first snowflakes will arrive. some areas in delawar

cumberland, these areas might see two or three inches of snow at the time the clipper moves out. morning low temperatures in the 20's. the storm moving in from the west, quickly moving out. then the skies begin to clear. the snow was expected to start at about 3:00 in the morning. as we move into the 5:00 hour, moving to 8:00 9:00, look at how quickly it moves out. at is good news. that means improving road conditions. overnight, temperatures near 18 to 26 degrees. once we get the snow out of here 30 to 35 degrees. the seven day outlook coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much. >> serena williams using coffee beans to rally in italy. sports is coming up. >> and the now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> the wizards had lost three in a row after a sensational start to the season. tonight in the big easy, randy wittman challenged his ballclub defensively. leading defense set up the offense, john wall with the steal, takes it home with authority. john wall making an early statement. second half, this was a big bucket. paul pierce p

cumberland nbc10 live in bridgeton. >> also south jersey, a chilly stroll on the streets of camden. the snow and wind helps make her walk extra wintry. >> you can see the flakes falling as we hopped on the ben franklin bij a short time ago. take it slow if you're hitting the roads any time soon. >> let's begin this half hour by checking where the heaviest snow is. we turn to nbc10 first alert meteorologist brittaniship. >> the heaviest snow is in south jersey but the i-95 corridor where we're seeing steady snow come down along 95. the reason why, as we head into the next couple of hours, our temperatures have dropped below freezing. anything coming down is sticking to the road. that's a concern for us. the timing, just as everyone everyone is leaving work and trying to head home so there's no way around it now that the snow has started. this will continue for the next few hours. if we direct your attention down to south jersey, along the shore, even for atlantic city where we were seeing rain it's starting to switch to a mix. most of the area even down in cape may along the shore is

nd bridgeton in cumberland county so how much snow do we expect? well we are about to tell you. wednesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the snowy evening in most of the tri-state area, and we'll be checking in with kenneth moton john rawlins in chadds ford but first latest facts and figures from meteorologist, cecily tynan and adam joseph. >> as we say all along this is a light snow event and the relatively heavier snow amounts were across south jersey i'm in a wide view of stormtracker 6 live double scan to show that you this clipper is a fast moving system and it's offshore it's intensifying indicating by the lightning strikes we have more than 150 lightning strikes in the past 15 minutes but they are all over the ocean, it's pulling away and we are just really dealing with the left overs right now it's dropping heavier snow still across south jersey, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we have light snow around philadelphia beginning to shut off in lancaster and our far northwestern suburbs and finally light snow in buck county but bic bucks cou

government, salem, cumberland, picking up some of this. there's a chance it could turn into freezing drizzle. for that reason, the national weather service has a winter weather advisory for a possibility of light coating or freezing drizzle in the counties highlighted. probably not a big widespread problem, but something to keep in mind. snowfall under performed in southeastern pennsylvania. lancaster an inch. huff's church. south of with him south of washington township we did get a band that went 2 1/2 to 3 inches or more. it's in the southern areas where you'll have problems getting around this morning. 31 degrees in philadelphia right now. in fact all of these numbers from north to south, a little bit below the freezing mark, anything that did freeze up overnights is frozen this morning. 28 degrees bien backup by 6:00. 29 by 8:00. not much wind out there, a little bit of a breeze, not much clouds, 30 degrees by 9:00. this afternoon by noon. -- 39 by noon, 42 is the high the we're back to 35 by 6:00 p.m. close to freezing after dinnerti

steve keeley out walking about, trying to take it slowly and carefully in cumberland county. hi steve. >> reporter: how bad is the phone? that's the big issue today. >> well, lauren, go ahead. use be? >> it is usable but cards of glass at the bottom. it is terrible, steve to answer your question, awful. >> insurance. wow. sore bye that, lauren, was that a company phone or private phone? >> personal iphone six. >> ugh. sore bye that. that's tough. maybe this will cheer you up. because we just, for you lauren, came to the cull inch air district of bridgeton where the only place we can see to eat is the domino's next to that sign, which is rather funny isn't it? maybe there is some other hidden gems. we're across the street from sach's not sach's fifth avenue, but sach's lauren avenue, laurel avenue. sach's, too, by the way lauren sorry and closed so i can't pick you up any new shoes, don't know when that was last opened because the doors are padlocked. in bridgeton which allege as we like to say in journalism because there is not much signs of it, got the most snow in the phila

cumberland county police are saying no accidents but it is roads are icy. be careful in cumberland county right now, matt and tam. >> thank you karen. >>> we're starting with developing news right now rap super producer suge knight in trouble with the law began. he just surrendered to police this morning after a deadly hit-and-run. take a look at the brand new video of knight walking into the la county police station. it happened in comp ton. witnesses said he hit two men and backed over them before leaving the scene. his lawyer is arguing he was attempting to escape an attack. >> from the people we talked to said it looked like it was an intek intentional act and handling it as homicide. i was told he went forward and backward. >> police found knight's truck abandoned in the parking lot. >> the measels a highly contagious disease spread to 14 states including arizona. the outbreak began in disneyland in december. health officials say the disease was irradicated 15 years ago but cases from trorvellers coming from -- travelers coming from overseas are gettin

we had sleet as far south as southern gloucester and camden county and cumberland county and new castle delaware. temperatures are dipping in these aerials anywhere above this line and on to the north. you have the potential for black ice this morning. and remember, if you have freezing rain that's the worst kind of frozen precipitation. my twitter follower in drexel hill shows us why. this is not sleet but rain that fell. it contacted the sidewalk that's below freezing, it turned into a sheet of ice this is the sort of thing you're looking for in pennsylvania and parts of south jersey and delaware. there's a winter weather advisory until 10:00 a.m. in south jersey and delaware and suburbs in philadelphia. it doesn't expire until 1:00 p.m. in northern bucks and northern chester and allentown and reading and the poconos because it may take that long for temperatures to rise up enough to get rid of the ice that formed on the ground. 34 in philadelphia. 34 in wilmington, inthe temperatures are a little above freezing. the surface temperature of the snow and the what the water is contacting

bridgeton, estelle manner, sea fill and cumberland county in through here you did get two to three inches. there is more snow on the side streets and secondary streets. # 1 degrees in -- 31 in philadelphia. 30 in wilmington, 30 in wildwood. everybody below freezing anything that didn't get cleared out last night is there this morning. 8 at 29. 3:00 p.m. 43 that's the high before we dip back down to the mid 30s by 6:00 p.m. karen rogers roads might be diazy here other there. but the main roads are in good shape. >> reporter: because of the timing of the storm, the little snow we had had a tough time sticking to the roads. we're looking at i-95 near 420 this is delaware county. yes we see a little snow off to the sides is not seeing a trace of it organ the highway itself. i would watch for a slick spot here or there with the temperatures below freezing, we're not seeing any big problems. we're looking at the blue route you need to especially careful on the ramps and overpasses. we do see the snow mostly over here off to the side of the road. on the blue route looking good, speeds in the 50s

and mostly snow hagerstown, winchester and cumberland. i think that will play out about right. we're looking at a little bit of snow. this may be over a little bit, trace to an inch around the immediate burbs, maybe silver spring, rockville, far fax, mclean and leesburg, 1 to 4 in this little swath back into winchester across into frederick. once you're north of that and approach the border back into the mountain you're looking at 3 to 6 inches of possibly between now and tomorrow morning. normally it would be a slam dunk in terms of snow. we don't have the cold air. that said it is snowing in leesburg, dulles and much of montgomery county. i think this initial burst will be a lot of snow. that will kick to rain. once that kicks to rain it will become heavy rain overnight. we'll come back, talk about when the precip shuts off and look lady to a very healthy clipper -- look ahead to a very health clipper late into weekend. >>> road crews are around the area gassing up ready to clear the roads when the snow hits. >> mola lenghi is live at vdot's truck yard in leesburg. >> reporte

dash cam video shows cumberland countries shooting jermaine reid on december 13th. activists are now demanding the new jersey attorney general's office take over the investigation. fox 29's dave kinchen is live in our newsroom. dave, this video is intense. >> lucy it really is. newly released video shows the last moments of jeremy reid's live as encountered bridgeton police officers brahim days and roger world. it starts out as a routine traffic stop but things escalate very fast. >> show me your hands. show me your bleep hands. >> dash cam video obtained by the south jersey times nj.comedy tails the deadly encounter between jeremy read and two bridgeton police officers had fired multiple shots killing him. it starts when one of the officers tells the two men in the blue jaguar they were pulled over for running a stop sign. after asking for the driver's license and registration this happens. >> show me your hands. show me your bleep hands. >> officer spots a firearm. >> get them out of the car. we got a gun in the glove compartment. >> guns drawn the officer on the

south and east it's rain, some of it is coming down heavy across cumberland county. bridgeton, millville moderate rain. buena, moderate rain. bayside cedarville steady rain. there's more to come, it's across eastern portions of carolinas and virginia. norfolk is reporting heavy rain and it is shifting north an east it will get in here in the next couple of hours. stowed a perfect day to sit on the couch and watch the conference championship games. 46 in wildwood. dover, 39, 42 in millville. all aerials south and east of philadelphia for the most part are in the clear as far as ice is concerned. closer to the city, points north and west we're seeing temperatures right there on the fence, that's why we're reporting that freezing drizzle. in time over the next couple of hours we see the warmer ocean air unofficial start to summer to move in. everybody is above freezing. whateverrizing you see north and west, it will be minor and brief. we should switch over pretty quickly to plain rain. sat lyle and radar rain is starting to build across eastern portions of virginia and

extreme south jersey, cape may county and parts of cumberland county affected by this. there's a winter weather advisory in these areas and a fresh coating or freezing drizzle later on. it's dry for the kids, no umbrellas, we're dressing them warmly for the temperatures close to the freezing mark. this afternoon things get better. 9:00 a.m., below freezing, 30, but, during the afternoon things improve and high of 2. wind on the light side. we're looking for all green aircraft on the big board. i've got no signs of precipitation in our most commonly traveled destinations. >> let's get an update on breaking news, a scene at the picture, a fire that left two people with burns. this is addison in clayton. firefighters remain on the scene. two burn victims were rushed to the hospital for treatment. the gloucester county prosecutor's office was called to the scene as firefighters remain on the scene in case there's hot spots to tamp down. >>> karen rogers mentioned the accident at 295. our reporter eva pilgrim is live at the scene to tell us what's going on. >> reporter: matt

start you off this evening with a look at the view of the camera to allegheny high school in cumberland, maryland ask during the day, started with the clouds and cleared out a bit. turned into a nice day and a couple of snowflakes have fallen and now with the sun down, you'll see the valley area coming and kind of settle down into darkness and very quiet cumberland will drop down probably to 26 degrees. 28 by morning. in culpepper, 42. same day in gainsville and the highs today range in the 40's to below 50 in many spots. washington's official high and low, 50 and 36. measured at reagan national. 40 and 28 are the averages back on this day in 2004 21 years ago. i'm good with numbers. 21 years ago, record low of 4 below zero. we'll go in the upper 20's to mid 30's and we're in the 30's already with sunset behind us. but the temperatures will not fall dramatically. comfortable evening and the winds are diminishing. skies will be partly cloudy and i think our wake-up range will be 29 to 35 degrees for tuesday and then through the day, we'll climb right back into the mid to upper 40's. we w

vernon odom is live now in bridgeton cumberland county at least one person says the video looks bad for the officers involved. >> this further inflates what is a controversial case all along. watch this video closely. the release of this police dash board video from the night of december 30th has triggered much controversy in the south jersey town it shows the officers repeatedly ordering the passenger jerome reed as he pushes himself out the door, it shows his hands in front of him and he is killed by the officers local activists say that this is clearly excessive force. >> jerome reed complied to the officer's demand and got out of the car and he received a hail of bullets. the altercation began with a traffic stop and reed had a criminal record and was arrested for drugs and resisting arevelants last year. they want the cumberland prosecutor removed from the case and demanding that the state attorney general handle the probe, they are promising a fair and thorough grand jury investigation, they say that this video shows a pattern of police brutality in bridgeton. >> it gives a face t

the last few light snow showers through new castle county eastern maryland and into cumberland and salem county you may see a few scattered snow flurries to start with but during the day we'll see sunshine. it's cold enough for some ice but most everything has been treated this morning. be on the lookout for slippery spots. most of the area is doing just fine. we'll see the temperatures climb as clouds thin out. upper 30s by lunchtime and then near the low 40s this afternoon. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood when we come back at 10:00. >> we've been accident free on majors until right now. i'm following an accident on 295 southbound. this right near route 678. our camera was color a short time ago but it's black and white now. it's a salt truck off the road on its side. the accident involved at least one, possibly two tractor-trailers and other vehicles. what i can tell right now is 295 definitely in restrictions there. traffic is getting by just one lane extreme far left-hand lane around this mess. you can see very slowly it's crawling by the scene. i'll stay on top of t

there's still winter storm warnings out toward cumberland, romney and hagerstown. i think hagerstown will have a hard time making criteria. you'll probably get 1 to 3 inches in the winter storm warning area. in the meantime leesburg, gaithersburg, manassas, you've probably seen all the snow you'll see tonight. temps are still above freezing, 34 in leesburg, manassas and culpeper. we'll come back, talk about when the precip shuts off completely tomorrow and look ahead to the strongest clipper of the season sunday night. >>> we just checked a bunch of traffic cameras and as you mentioned, it is tough to find any snow out there tonight. >> our mola lenghi saw some snow earlier tonight in leesburg, but he's moved over to maryland where now it's just cold rain. it looks nasty. >> reporter: that's right, guys. we've been all over the area tonight. some spots are certainly worse than others, but d.o.t. crews are everywhere prepared to clear a path. >> sleet starting to slick, a little slick in the parking lots and stuff like that. >> reporter: that's when it's time for th

you'll notice how the model does have it mainly in cape may county, maybe a little bit of coastal cumberland county involved at times. and then by the time we get up to 9:00 and then to noon it looks like these off and on showers are pretty much done. along the way we could get a small accumulation and of course because this is falling during the morning rush hour, you'll want to be extra careful. snow showers and maybe sleet mixing in in central delaware and far south jersey, mainly cape may county but can't rule it out in parts of cumberland as well and a possible coating. national weather service thinks some areas might get up to an inch. basically it's a minor event but watch for slick spots during the morning and most of that looks like it will be done around lunchtime or so. otherwise it's just cold today, 21 degrees by 8 o'clock, 26 by 11 o'clock. 31 by 2 o'clock with a high of 32 degrees the freezing mark at 3 o'clock. winds won't be as strong today, probably in the five to 10 to 12 miles per hour range as we get through the afternoon. high temperatures across the region, lots of clo

right now the cumberland county prosecutor's offers is handling the investigation. >> well, prominent bucks county family facing allegations they used a massive insurance fraud scheme to fund their hlavac lifestyle. mate tree arc claries oldie has been charged with defrauding insurance companies of more than $20 million. investigators say her husband, daughter, son daughter in law, and two others, were all in on it. the family's accused of setting fires at their buckingham mansion then filing false claims. >> 5:08 right now. a new jersey apartment complex destroyed by fire. massive one. >> now we're learning what sparked the fire and why it took so long for those to call for help. also this. >> tom braid a cheater? >> i don't believe so. >> deflate denials. tom brady and his coach way in on the scandal that's over shadowing the superbowl. we're hearing from former ball boy about just how easy it is to mess with those footballs. >> and, this could be one of the most unusual presidential interviews ever. a woman with green lipstick asking president obama some questions. see the offer th

we'll find out from steve keeley who was in cumberland county little earlier. and, southern new castle county in delaware, plus, few others popping up this morning. that's why we still have the winter weather advisory in effect. talk about that in a second. this is our next system, it is in texas right now. and it is expected to gather moisture in the gulf of mexico, move up the coast there is a look at the low pressure system there southern texas so it rides along the coast and then this is us friday night into saturday morning look at the future cast, takes us to friday afternoon where the clouds start to increase just around sunset. middle of the night friday into saturday we start to see all of the precipitation, and whatever you get it will be a lot of t the question is now where will the rain-snow line end up being? by the time all is said and done, but looks like a lot of this will happen in the middle of the night friday into saturday morning. by 2:00 a.m. snow, rain line moving northward by 4:00. so in the metro area may have the chance to get couple e

this happened at the north cumberland county prison yesterday in the town of sun berry, not far from harrisburg, more than 200 inmates had to be evacuated. county commissioner said the building appeared to be total lost. what a lost it was. as that build something nearly 140 years old. >> search crews have uncovered part of that crashed airasia flight 8501 where they believe the remaining bodies of victims will be found. divers discovered the fuselage yesterday. the airasia flight 8501 crashed into the java sea december 28th, crews are still trying to find 112 bodies. >> 4:19 now. in new video the leader of the terrorist group is praising terrorist attack against paris, get there is the eight minute video clip shows the leader expressing joy about the tragedy. he is speaking in arabic. according to the site intelligence group which monitors on line postings of millitant organization, there is has been going on for awhile. meanwhile boca who are and gaining grounds in nigeria reportedly capturing 12 towns tight ers from the group also accused of slaughtering as many as 2,000 people in

cumberland county into northern cape may and atlantic county seeing some snowflakes. this light snowfall is not going to last. it'll be moving offshore. maybe a dusting in some spots. but overall, the temperatures on the mild side. not expecting much to stick this morning. 37 degrees in atlantic city wildwood is 36. and look at the 30s above freezing in the i must have 95 corridor. during the day, we'll see the temperatures come up a little bit, we'll see some breaks of sunshine by lunchtime, 36 degrees, and then they come tumbling down.

and frederick and primarily all snow hagerstown, cumberland, winchester, martinsburg, romney. what does that equal to? maybe 3 to 6 inches along the maryland/p.a. border, 1 to 4 between frederick and over toward leesburg and winchester. you get up south of montgomery county, gaithersburg, leesburg, rockville, silver spring trace to an inch and that might be pushing it. unfortunately normally in january this would be a slam dunk for a snowstorm, but we don't have any cold air. tonight here comes the heavy activity. you'll see yellows with 30s across the board. by midnight that's heavy rain, fredericksburg to manassas to culpeper, a cold rain, a miserable night, 34 in manassas, 33 in gaithersburg, but the upper air is what's going to lose the cold profile. that's why we're thinking primarily rain tonight. 3:30 in the morning heavy rain exiting east of 95. we get a little break early in the morning, about 6 a.m. on futurecast. then we'll see another round of rain and snow shower for the remainder of the day, but even then temperatures will be above freezing. day planner, 39 at 7:

cumberland county prosecutor jennifer web mcray reaccused herself from the investigation because she knows officer days but some feel that is in the enough. two civil rights organizations are now asking for the case to be turned over to the new jersey turn general's office. >> we're demanding that prosecutor mcray recues her entire staff from this investigation, give it to the attorney general's office. >> the new jersey attorney general's office said it would not take over the investigation but the cumberland county prosecutor's office in the statement said it will handle it and ultimately present the case to a grand jury, unless undisputedded facts indicate the use of force was just final under the law. >>> cbs news is report ago this federal civil rights charges are not the spec to be filed against darren wilson, white police office shore shot and killed unarmed black teenager michael brown in ferguson missouri. the fbi completed its investigation in the incident. we have new video of looting in ferguson following the the grand jury's decision not to indict officer wilson in novem

you can see the snow has popped up in eastern cumberland company, moving into atlantic county. mainly rain at the shore