and we think we will finds that specially through eastern monmouth, ocean counties. meanwhile winter storm warnings sort of cut right inbetween here. then you have got winter weather advisories further inland. notice the trends. worse out to the shore getting progressively less of impact the further inland you go. this storm will intensify off the coast by this evening. that's real when the brunt gets underway. that's when you will start to see the blizzard like conditions out toward the area shore points, specifically, again, ocean monmouth county. it will be windy. the winds driven snow down through the shore towns and really anywhere i would say through the city of philadelphia certainly possible. in philadelphia, specifically, talking six to 12 inches of accumulation. we will come awfully close to foot in the city, if we don't actually hit t so definitely a big concern for travelers out there tonight. meanwhile, look ahead to tomorrow, snow and win continue but taper time. by wednesday quieting down. and then on thursday, not through the day but specifically at n

now, if you go close enough to the shore line, ocean monmouth county that's where could you even have 2 feet by the time this is all said and done. so we are sedgley dodging the worse hard to believe but the brunt of this storm as we saw from mayor de blasio up in new york definitely going up to the big apple. snow timing, through midday today, light snow. you may have some lulls in the action, but will be there. heavy snow, and wind, the strongest of it, coming through tonight and early tomorrow morning. but i do think that the evening rush will be impacted, that's when you start to really see these conditions begin to dramatically deteriorate, so, you know, this morning's drive isn't ideal either. but it is the bert of the two typical rush hours. by tomorrow, still snowing still windy but gradually tapering, and then by later tomorrow night thankfully done with the storm. but boy are we going to have clean to up do on wednesday. basically the one and only guaranteed sunny day of the forecast. but it will be a messy day and then by thursday night maybe more snow. >> more. >> i'm thin

why is ocean monmouth count not in it? because you have blizzard warning, even worse for you here. here is the essential gist. the further northeast you go, the worse it will be. generally, if you are closer to the shore better shot for more snow than do you up toward the lehigh valley and inland through central pa. kind of backwards when a lot of people think about how snow moves into our area. but there you have it. it is not just snow. it is definitely very windy conditions that will be picking up for us as well. our nor'easter timing in general, through the afternoon, the snow will continue through midday, general one to 3 inches, but winds starting to pick up. tonight, and tomorrow morning early, is when the brunt is moving through so tomorrow morning's drive will very likely and lot worse than what we will find this morning but, as i send things out to meteorologist, carol ericson i am sure she can a test, definitely not a picnic out there. she with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab, carol? >> you know, we're at a car wash right now in spring city in chester county. they've not pl

and we expect that to happen for ocean and monmouth counties and point northeast. look telling future wind speeds general expectation classic, nor'easter, northeasterly component to the winds flow. but expecting generally the winds flow starts to shift. see it turning more easterly, northerly through the course of the overnight and early morning. that's the brunt of the storm. that's the core, will rotate through, we keep the winds around, most of tuesday but by that point, you know i would say through midday, the early afternoon that's when we will begin to see it taper. through this morning as we've been discussing, light snow, if it hasn't already started will caution advised. afternoon bridges in these additional snow showers and still some slick travel, then the snow really starts to blow and drift around. as bee see the intensity pick up with the storm. our exclusive eyewitness weather snowfall map. we have tweeked it since last night, specking general six to 12 inches for philadelphia, lehigh valley poconos southern new jersey, lesser totals the further inla

. >> the poll of monmouth university, asked in the recent economic upturn, whether ttys dow, 8% said yes they felt they had been impacted a great deal 30% some, not at all 29%, in other words 61% of americans say the economic upturn is passing them by, that almost correlates bill schneider with the economy being stagnant. is there anything the president is pushing forward that would change that? >> well, it's going to give money in the form of tax cuts to the middle class. left wing cuts that would expand the size of government. this is not a big government spending program. this is entirely done through tax system. with the exception of the community college which has to be paid for in partnership with the states. but mostly it's a way of using the tax system to give benefits directly to wage earners. the biggest problem in the country right now is wage stagnation. middle class people and workers have not seen a rise in their wages or standard of living for 14 years. even though economic growth is increasing in this country. that is a big paradox and both the democrats and the repub

so especially through an ocean into monmouth county where we actually will see blizzard warnings take effect, otherwise winter storm warnings around the area. prunt of the storm tonight into tomorrow, generally the timing, that's where you could be dealing with tropical storm force wind gusts out at the shore line, so dealing with light fluffy snow it will blow it will drift it will significantly reduce your visibility, and white-out conditions are absolutely not without question. here's a look at the advisories i mentioned to you a moment ago. do you have blizzard warnings taking effect at noon in ocean, monmouth counties, generally where the worse will be for our area. but, certainly, it is is still a significant storm through philadelphia, all those counties shaded in the pink, and the general expectation for this zone, is that we're looking at swat of six to 12 inches as things progress. soap, that will be storm total at this point though, really just getting through the morning drive and getting you into the midday. probably only going to be dealing with modest totals of a coatin

but in the ocean and monmouth counties are included, blizzard conditions point northeast. we ' do well, cape may county up to the poconos in that little sort of bean-shape sliver i guess, you know talking six to 12 inches. and the worse of the snow, does come in, and starts to become the worst in terms of your visibility, and your travel as go into tonight the evening drive and then through the overnight and early tomorrow morning. now, it is all winding down, through the day really, as we go into tomorrow. by tomorrow night basically gone. so we'll have six to 12 inches to clean up around philadelphia, maybe as much as 18 in east central new jersey, nice bright and sunny on wednesday, but the clean up, we have to do. that will then thursday night can you believe it, another chance for snow. now, as the winter wet he approaches count on cbs fill toy keep you up to date on school closings head to our website cbsphilly.com. check on the status of your school hey while there good time to sign up for text and e-mail alerts as well. jess, over to you. >> thank you 6:47. nice bi

blizzard warning will go into effect tomorrow at noon for ocean, monmouth county where we could have winds gust to go 50 miles an hour blowing snow will reduce visibility and that's where we'll see thes eye of the highest snowfall accumulation. tonight through monday light snow develops 9 o'clock until midnight. general through the day monday to maybe 3-inches of accumulation. now tomorrow night into tuesday that storm intensifies off the coast. that's when we get the heavy snow over 1 inch per hour snowfall rates possible especially across eastern new jersey. additional 6 to 12-inches maybe more than that as winds gust over 30 miles an hour maybe up to 50 near the coach. temperatures holding in the lower 40's for philadelphia but there's cold air that will work its way in tonight. coming up in the full forecast we'll time out the storm and talk about the snow amounts through the delaware valley. keep your eye on the storm along with me and now is the perfect time to down loads the cbsphilly what. get live radar and track the snowstorm as it moves through our area. you can find it on

but as go out toward the shore points, a full-on blizzard takes shape for ocean and monmouth counties, looking at well over a foot in spot. exclusive snowfall map. we have updated it since last night. so you certainly want to stick around for the updated totals there. but we do want to continue our team three coverage, sends things out to meteorologist carol erickson, man, you are putting a lot of miles on that mobile weather lab carol? >> this weather is forcing us out all the time, early in the morning, too now the good news, at this point is you can get out. we're not having any trouble out here, in fact, these roads look soaking wet got to be brine, because it feels like as you're driving through it, it is like a rainstorm even sounds like the roads are as wet as after a rainstorm, with temperatures of 28 degrees here in the mobile weather lab. i think they've been out the penndot crews just dumping stuff on these roads they're fine at this point not seeing any precipitation coming down right now, we're headed out to the pottstown-doylestown area. and those are areas that we've se

potentially still as much as a foot through portions of ocean, monmouth counties. so it is an incredibly sharp contrast depending on your location but bear in mind that just because you don't see a ton to shovel out there that it is not hazardous, so i know vittoria will be talking about that. as the day progresses talking low 30's at best, certainly still breezy out there too to blow the snow around. that will wind will hang on at least tomorrow's storm makes its full retreat. want we want to see how things are look being we send things out for live look at the ground to meteorologist carol erickson, live with us from the cbs-3 mobile weather lab on the garden state parkway. little closer to the main action carol? >> yes, headed north on the garden state parkway now came down route 30, also called the white horse pike in absecon and moving on up, following a truck that's salting the ground, because the temperature outside the webber hat lab right now 23 degrees, and we've got windchills even lower than. that will but at the 23 degrees temperature the light snow th

coastal ocean and monmouth counties, the potential is there there for 40-plus miles per hour. this area shaded in pink, lancaster, reading allentown western portions of south jersey. probably route 40 in south jersey, from that point south it's more like one to two. the morning commute will be slow light to moderate snow will fall. midday it's a light snow. by the evening commute, the big question will be will the second round get going, if the answer is yes then there will be heavier snow bands developing east of the i-95 corridor and yes if this storm starts to intensify and intensifies close to the coast. these are the snowfall totals we'll be looking at with round number two possible snow. round number one there's not too many disagreements in the models with that one. allow yourself to get everything done today in case the models are on to something with this. 6 to 10 in philadelphia. and 10-plus across portions of new jersey. one of the models only has 4-point #. some over a foot. rpm is back to 2. until all these models come into agreement there's going to be a lot of u

i have to think they're looking at the al jazeera-monmouth university poll as they say that. >> across all income groups economic issues are the top concerns of american families over terrorism immigration crime, anything else, even college tuition concerns were greater than terrorism. bill schneider are you surprised? >> there hasn't been a terrorist attack directly on the united states. americans are frightened by what happened in france but they don't feel as directly threatened by terrorism than they do by the stagnant economy. that's in their face every single day. you mentioned headlines before. the washington post headline on sunday, budget proposal to target wealthy. the headline on the new york times the very same day obama seeks to reduce taxes on the middle class. that's a very mixed message there and both headlines are correct. >> another part of the memorandum message, al jazeera poll 47% of the respondents felt the government was hurting. 33% of democrats felt the government actions had hurt their economic concerns. what sort of burden does that place on president obama f

we have a blizzard warning in ocean county, money mowlt -- monmouth county and the northeast and new york city and boston. we'll have snow and whiteout conditions. from now until 6:00 we'll on and off and light to moderate snow. between # and 11:00 p.m., the steady snow starts to move in from southwest to northwest and then from 2:00 to 8:00, the heaviest precipitation comes in, it's that period where we'll be getting snow coming down at 2 inches an hour at times and piling it up. it does start to taper off in the afternoon. 30 degrees as you head out. 21 in allentown. 33 in millville. it's a bit slippery out there kids on the way to school and be careful on the way out and home in case the snow is coating your walk route. we'll get up to 32 degrees this afternoon, so temperatures are not going that far. karen, what are the roads looking like? >> reporter: the secondary roads are not in great shape. this is stump road at horsham road. the snow is coming down steadily. we have the tire marks in the roadway, we saw a car move through, we weren't seeing a lot of slipping and sliding use

the snow will begin to pile up tonight but the blizzard warnings in effect for parts of ocean county monmouth counties and into long island and new england. that will get really the hit the full impact of that storm system but the ingredients are all there. it's how they come together that will determine what we get. for details on that let's head over to add cam joseph. adam. >> they have to come together perfectly at the right time overnight tonight but we do see that arctic air is in place. this wasn't here the last go round when we talked about no strong high pressure supplying cold air for a storm. this go round it is different it's only 10 in burlington, 28 in boston and philadelphia right now just 27 degrees. but that track is key as to exactly how fast this storm explodes to our east. it deepens rapidly and just how far to the east or how far to the west it will start to stall and slow down but will it be too far away from us to wrap a lot of those bands in? there is what we have to watch overnight tonight and any shift in the track will bring big changes to the forecast late tonight.

we're under blizzard warns in lakehurst, new jersey, ocean monmouth up through new york and into boston and southeastern new england. a winter weather warning for the areas of pink not just for the heavy snow we're getting but the blowing and drifting snow that's when most of the area including wildwood, millville philadelphia trenton allentown and poconos. it's an aide advisory for chester, reading delaware. those are the alerts because what well get will vary. here's what to expect today through tomorrow. from now until 6:00 p.m. the snow will be light. we'll pick up one to two inch. snow we'll pick up one more. so three overall. 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. the steady snow gets heavier. 2:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. we're talking the heaviest precipitation. that's when travel will be difficult overnight into the morning rush i'll be back inside in just a minute and david murphy will talk about the snow totalses and what to expect for the area. because the storm will produce widely vary ant totals. >>> low go back outside, sky6 live hd looking live at philadelphia international airport. there are

a new al jazeera america-monmouth university poll has asked the american public how much this has upset their lives, they said not much if not at all. carl williams is a math specialist earns more than $100,000 a year to support their blendfamily of six. >> i actually consider myself middle class because of the struggles we go through. >> despite a rebound in home values across the nation the williams like 17% of the are u.s. with a home mortgage still owe more than their house is currently worth one reason the white house announced plans earlier this month to slash mortgage insurance premiums on government ensured home loans to more than 1% of the loan amount. estimating the savings will encourage a quarter million first time home buyers into the market. >> the struggles of this bathroom. >> but for the williams, living underwater has already damaged their long term financial health. >> we had to pull in the retirement fund. whole things thing. >> i cried i cried cried. >> two reasons why the wealthy gap between the upper and middle income households that is never been wider. in 2013 t

winter weather advisories, they don't include philadelphia, any more, but up to ocean monmouth counties what was a blizzard warning is now reduced to winter storm warning. not done with the storm but as not big of snowfall total. definitely snowy scene

lots of potholes one along monmouth road, in springfield. can you see the list when you download the waze app for free. >> matts thank you. >> up next adam is back with a look at the accuweather forecast for the rest of the week. and a frsh coat of paint can give your house a makeover but which brands are best, we put them to the test. again? give them something special. gather around the world's best chicken and home-style sides for a dinner everyone will get excited about. kfc. >>> well, we have the storm behind us and got away unscathed what does the rest of the week hold for us. adam joseph has the accuweather forecast. >> the numbers drop especially overnight tonight and tomorrow. but the blizzard continues for eastern and southern new england, this will end up being a historic storm for southern new england and even here in philadelphia we got 1.2 inches it was our biggest storm this season. as we look at the numbers up north with this blizzard around boston worchester in the higher hills, an hour west 31 inches so far for them. boston

blizzard for ocean, monmouth county in long island. winter storm warning for central new jersey and winter weather advisory for philadelphia fox future cast shows these snow showers diminishing as early as 7:00 a.m. we will not see much more maybe another inch. it will continue along central new jersey coast around the rest of the morning that is where you'll get more impressive snow totals but everything wrapping up this a afternoon. we will have the sunshine. one to two in the western philadelphia suburbs. a little bit more further are north and east, four to eight in trenton and these high totals around a foot will be confine north east, new jersey and new york city. right new temperatures in the mid 20's. very cold out there wind are impressive, only along the coast gusting over 20 miles an hour in atlantic city millville and wildwood. your fox cast for today, 30 degrees, morning snow showers giving way to sunshine, win and cold. tonight we will fall back do 17 bitter cold we can count on that one. that forecast work out. that will

the highest accumulations are expect to be in ocean and monmouth counties. new jersey transit will be shutting down starting at 8:00 o'clock tonight, services will even by ten and they won't be backup and running until thursday at the earliest. in philadelphia international airport more than a thousand flights in and out of been canceled so far today and into tomorrow. >>> we have team coverage with reporters spread across the region tonight but first lets check with our meteorologist kathy orr and skate bilo tracking this storm for us and kate, we will begin with you in the weather center. >> chris, it is developing as we speak. as we look at storm scan three you can see, the rotation, a along del marva peninsula and our storm is gathering strength and intensifying late tonight. you can see some band of snow moving in through long island into new york as storm continues to intensify and purchase move to the north and east ape will throw back moisture in the philadelphia area overnight tonight when heavier snow will fall. we will look closer and you can see

we invest millions of dollars each year into our infrastructure in monmouth and ocean morris and burlington county and we create lots of jobs and you've gotta remember utilities are not going anywhere. new jersey is where we live, where we work, and where we're always going to be >>we're here with mike van wagner with new jersey manufacturers mike we talked with bernie flynn who's the chair of choose new jersey and the ceo of your organization, but you also see economic development from a variety of perspectives because you've served in different capacities. the challenge of bringing in business and retaining business talk about it. and the role of choose new jersey. >>yeah well sure i think you start at the perception challenge. new jersey's historically been difficult regulatory tax climate a lot of that's changing especially in the regulatory side so i think what choose has done has be able, very quickly to begin to change that perception here in the state but more importantly to the outside audience >>and while there are different organizations the chamber of commerce tom bracken was sa

now al jazeera america-monmouth university poll, ask, when they're voting on important legislation, 42% say a great deal of weight 15% say some and 8% said none at all. >> it's been a little over a year since president obama's landmark legislation, the affordable care act, came into place. main goals reducing the number of uninsured americans, politically obamacare remains one of the most contested issues today, and it is a case facing the sprortd that may prove to be the law's stiffest challenge yet. june 2012, the supreme court largely uphemmed president obama's signature piece of legislation. the health care law designed to improve insurance access for millions of americans. it was a blow for americans who stood in the way of obamacare every step of the way. >> what the country can't afford to do is refight the political battles of two years ago or go back to the way things were. >> there is a lot of resolve major my colleagues and the american people to stop a law that's hurting our economy. >> but the republicans haven't gotten the message. they have tried to defund obamacare over

. >> al jazeera conducted a poll, with monmouth university. a poll we asked 1,000 participants what is the biggest concern for your family? job security was the biggest concern, health care costs was 15% and everyday getting the bills paid at 14% college tuition was 10%. surprisingly terrorism was the concern of 1% that was polled. republicans were most concerned by health care costs. most concern with republicans was obamacare and the same is true for independents but everyday bills came in second. interesting bills there. keep watching al jazeera america. we'll be releasing more results over the next couple of days ahead of the state of the union address. tomorrow is martin luther king day, you can find complete results on the poll on our website, aljazeera.com and since our guests are still here let me try to get a reaction. were you taking in some of the numbers i talked about? >> yes i think it's important to think about some of the education, the interest in education that i think that the president will be talking about. education is --

as our al jazeera america monmouth university poll suggests most people feel little to no benefit of a growing economy. growing debate how to break the cycle of stagnant wages. he is lighting a fire under a disaffected voting base, tax reform and immigration. the optimism extended to foreign policy where, instead of paintingpainting a rosy picture the presidential chose to ignore hot spots. this the 2013 speech mr. obama spoke of helping libya fight terrorism. yemen was raised the last two years but this year with both countries spiraling towards chaos, nothing. nor did he talk of boko haram the group responsible for killing thousands in nigeria. the president also failed to mention yemen-based al qaeda in the arabian peninsula which claimed responsibility for recently deadly attacks in paris. >> we stand united with people around the world from the school in pakistan to the streets of paris. >> mike viqueria, al jazeera new york. >>> seth last night president obama said the u.s. economy has risen from recession. what's your take on it? and how much has it improved? >> there's been a

al jazeera america and monmouth university have a poll we're releasing parts of it leading up to the speech tomorrow night. speaks to this issue primarily tony asking americans and people who responded to the poll, how much has your family benefited from the increased economic activity, the good news that we have heard so much about? a great deal? only 8% say they have benefited a great deal from the economy. benefited some? 31%. not much, 32% and not at all 29%. and this is challenge that president obama is going to have. and tony make no mistake. this has been the focus of what the president has been talking about over the course of the last two weeks and even republicans picking up this theme as they take over congress and the two sides try come to some sort of agreement on a whole host of economic issues, tony. >> you mention tax policy and expanding broadband activity, how will this help? >> to spread the wealth, that was a phrase that got him into a lot of trouble in the are 2008 campaign joe the plumber seized upon by being john comaib. mccain. he wants to kickback in the esta

as al jazeera america monmouth university poll suggestion many americans feel little to no benefit from the growing economy. the president is trying to get ahead of the oncoming debate of stagnant wages and lighting a fire under a largely disaffected base. instead of painting a rosy picture, the president simply ignored hot spots and arm groups that may pose a threat to national security. in the 2013 speech president obama spoke of helping libya fight terrorism. yemen was raised the last two years. but this year with both countries spiraling towards chaos, nothing. nor did he talk of boko haram the group responsible for killing of thousands of nigerians. the president failed to mention yemen-based al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula which claimed responsibility for the attacks in paris. >> we stand united with those around the world who have been targeted by terrorist. >> for the latest on yemen. they say the president has been briefed yesterday and briefed today. they've been watching the situation minute by minute. they standled to evacuate the remaining personnel at the american embass

al jazeera america and monmouth university wanted to see where the u.s. stands when it comes to security. >> reporter: after the paris attacks a few weeks ago the al jazeera america monmouth university poll asked americans if they believe a terrorist attack is likely to happen in the united states in the next few months. 73% of americans believe it is likely. a terrorist attack like paris will happen in the future. breaking it down. 28% saying an attack is very likely. and 45% of americans believing it is somewhat likely. when asked if the government is doing enough to prepares the u.s. against attacks on u.s. soil, 44% believe that the u.s. is doing enough. and 49% believe government is not doing enough. when asked about the top concerns facing families, job security and healthcare cost every day bills and terrorism they were all related to finances. terrorism came in 16th, 1% said it was their biggest concern. the implication is that the president is wise to focus on domestic issues as we're expecting him to do tonight. >> a lot of numbers there. more t

. >> monmouth university poll asked america how much weight do members of congress give their campaign donors when voting on legislation? 42% said a great deal of weight. some said30% said some weight. 15% said number much, and 8% said not at all. stay with us with the state of the union address with john seigenthaler. that's it from me, john? >> tough challenges for president obama. republicans now in control of congress, and the gop trying to set the agenda as he tries to secure his legacy. tonight, the 26th state of the union address. from the state of the globe to the recovering u.s. economy and the ongoing debate over race and the police. the issues touching every american life. our special report, state of the union 2015.

the counts will happen in atlantic burlington middlesex, monmouth, and union counties. >> reporter: tonight the democrats' destination. philadelphia welcomes a special delegation from washington. >> no better time for them to be here. >> but the big event on the city's mind who will host next year's democratic national convention. >> of course we're going to try to make the case that philadelphia should be the case. >> philadelphia trying to woo party members while they await the committee's decision. >>> and this week could be philadelphia's last shot to lure the dnc convention for 2016. >> the committee is ready to make its decision as early as next week. doug shimell joins us live from the section of philadelphia. >> what are they doing to try to win the title of host city? >> reporter: in a few words, everything they can. when you've got the democratic major power brokers and decision makers in town as captive audience why let a good schmoozing opportunity go to waste. most of the democrats in the u.s. house of representatives got off the bus for the national strategy conference among t

region where you could have significant impact and we're looking at a blizzard warning in ocean county, monmouth and new york city and new england. heavier and heavier snowfall amounts expected as you get closer to the coast. what are we expecting unfortunately nothing is set in stone as there is disagreement with models, because we expect light snow between now and 6:00 p.m., one to three with the southern clipper. 6 to 11:00 p.m. a steady snow develops from the south to the north. between 2:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. overnight tonight into tomorrow morning's mush when we're on the air -- rush, when we're on the air, that's the heaviest precipitation. it's cold enough to support snow on the ground and we're looking at chilly conditions for the school bus this morning as the kids head out. 27 by 6:00 and today's high, 32 degrees. what are you seeing on the roads. >> reporter: yesterday temperatures were well above freezing that's helping the melting itself with the crews on the roads. this guy is taking it slowly, he is not slipping or sliding we're finding issues on the ramps and secondary roads. we

you can see the rain lifting through parts of ocean county and toward monmouth county but still some leftover moisture through philadelphia, south jersey and even in our suburbs to the north and west. rivers and creeks running high. in pemberton an issue along the rancocas where minor flooding is being observed at this point. >>> the streams to watch pennypack in philadelphia, christiana chester creek in chester. >>> temperatures around the region well above freezing through philadelphia, south and east. close to freezing in reading and lancaster. an town 37. the poconos 36. so everyone going below freezing overnight with some icy concerns. as this storm pull asway the difference in pressure between that storm and fair weather building in creates pressure gradient or windy conditions. so, monday temperatures will rise through the 30's but winds will be gusting to 30 miles an hour making it feel blustery and much colder. tuesday temperatures in the 30's as well and then we watch a clipper going to our south bringing a chance of a rain or wet snow shower on wednesday. that's the next c

but right now as we look at ultimate doppler the heaviest of the snow is in monmouth as well as ocean county. it continues to try and pinwheel a little farther inland but a battle. we're looking at drier air as you move little farther inland and also we still have some snow on going to our south. so once this snowfall dissipates we'll see a better idea of how that snow will work itself in a little farther inn land. with that said, light snow right now in trenton also around philadelphia moving toward chester and wilmington moving into burlington county. some of that snowfall has begun. but the heaviest of the snowfall right now we're looking at seaside heights, surf city, moving down toward atlantic city city. so these bands offshore this is what we're watching for the overnight and early morning time frame so as we look at 1am, you can see we're looking at that heavier snow still a little farther to the east of philadelphia. that's really been the trend throughout this entire event. by 4am we're still looking at that snowfall moving a little farther inland toward the philadelphia are

we're looking at a blizzard warning in ocean county, monmouth, and new york and boston. philadelphia and the immediate region are probably in for a fairly decent amount of snow out of this. the nor'easter line that comes in between 6 and 11:00 p.m. when it arrives southwest to northwest, 2:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. during our broadcast tomorrow morning that's when the heaviest precipitation will be coming down. between 8 and 35:00 p.m., the heavier precipitation will filter out. 22 in allentown. it's a cold start. as we roll through the day we'll get up to 34 degrees for the high, i can see that happening around 2:00 a.m. road conditions okay this morning and decent this afternoon. as the heavy snow piles in later in the day and this evening things will get worse. >> reporter: are you seeing anything on the roads early on? >> reporter: yeah, you can just see me. you can see me a little wilder. we're watching the white flakes coming down at upper state road and horsham road. it's laying on the roads, you have to be careful as you head out. yesterday we had temperatures above f

and east into western portions of atlantic county again this is rain pushing rapidly into ocean and monmouth counties and off the coast within the next half hour or so. then we catch a break in the action. and then more moisture moves in during the late-morning hours into first part of the afternoon. it won't be as heavy as what we saw in the overnight and probably won't stick by the time it gets in here temperatures are climbing above freezing. bulk is now winding down and pushing away. visibility wise, 7 mills in philadelphia, 3 reading, about a mile in allentown. snow coming down moderately. four in millville and six in wildwood and three miles in atlantic city. temperatures for the most part everybody shot above the freezing mark of 32. the exception being far northwest to the lehigh valley and poconos this is great news. even in here even though we switched to rain in the i-95 corridor there will be no icing here as the numbers are too warm now and they'll continue to climb throughout the day. we'll set it to motion for you 9:30 34 philadelphia, millville 36 even allentown and reading y

the al jazeera monmouth university poll said that the economic recovery has not yet touched their families. the president roughed out proposals for wage earners and families in the middle of the wage tables last night. how would they work? would they bring the kind of relief intended. if you give a subsidy of whatever kind to a couple paying for child care, do you get some of that money back in increased economic activity. >> you absolutely do. one of the things we talked about, one of the things that keeps people out of the workforce that can't afford child care for the kids. it makes more sense for the second earner to stay home with the kids. when you may the tax credits larger for families. that enables the kids to get a job, have their kids looked after in a quality setting . >> hady health manning, wouldn't families welcome that relief? >> i'm sure some families would. the choice of what to do with a child when both parents want to go back to work or in a single family parent home, most families when asked what would they like to do for their child, most respond they would like to ha

central park some of the localized areas did go higher, but this is all you got in places like ocean and monmouth county. in ocean county 7 to 8 inches there were several reports verifying that. trenton 4 inches and quake lv airport. 1.9 inches and quakertown 3, philadelphia 1.2 southeast philadelphia 2.5 and depford 3.5. we'll be back with the afternoon call it's a cold and windy one and we'll let you know if is there are chances of precipitation in the accuweather seven day. >> as we mentioned parts of new jersey received the brunt of the storm in our area, especially at the jersey shore this is a live look at atlantic city and the boardwalk, the travel ban was lifted and new jersey transit began running this morning. lets go live to nora muchanic live in toms river this noon. hi nora. >> reporter: hi there the sun is out right now it's crazy, it doesn't make sense the main part of the storm is gone and we had snow here all morning long and the snow we did get, it wasn't enough for what folks were hoping for. >> where is my snow, i wanted to see two feet of snow and come out and play. lisa tayl

the man is believed to be in his 20s and his body was found at the gateway marina in highlands, monmouth county back in 2014. if you recognize him, give the police a call. >>> a mourning period is now over for philadelphia fallen firefighter joyce craig. ♪ i am super woman ♪ >> songs, stories and tears filled the mayor's reception hall yesterday during a memorial service for the 11-year veteran of the philadelphia fire department and the mother of two children. she died fighting a house fire on december 9th. she got trapped in the basement. her brother focused on how she lived and not how she died. >> everybody who knows joyce knows she smiled a lot. she loved to enjoy life. >> mayor michael nutter presented craig's family with a flag from the city after she died. >>> darrell clark says he'll run for re-election. former state senator abraham, trujillo williams and doug oliver plans to announce his candidacy next month. the mayoral primary is in may. >>> chris christie is sending mixed signals about a presidential run. the top fund-raiser announced he is stepping down this week. and i

the al jazeera monmouth university poll said that the economic recovery has not yet touched their families. the president roughed out proposals for wage earners and families in the middle of the wage tables last night. how would they work? would they bring the kind of relief intended. if you give a subsidy of whatever kind to a couple paying for child care, do you get some of that money back in increased economic activity. >> you absolutely do. one of the things we talked about, one of the things that keeps people out of the workforce that can't afford child care for the kids. it makes more sense for the second earner to stay home with the kids. when you may the tax credits larger for families. that enables the kids to get a job, have their kids looked after in a quality setting. >> hady health manning wouldn't families welcome that relief? >> i'm sure some families would. the choice of what to do with a child when both parents want to go back to work or in a single family parent home, most families when asked what would they like to do for their child most respond they would like to have

the state of the union speech al jazerra has conducted its first political poll in connection with monmouth university. we asked a poll of 1,000 participants what is the biggest concern facing your family right now? here is what people said. job security and unemployment is the biggest concern followed by healthcare costses at 15% and every day bills just getting the bills paid 14% college tuition surprisingly terrorism was the biggest concern for only 1% of the peel people polled. you can see the breakdown by political parties republicans most concerned with healthcare costs. one of the biggest issue was the bat party's battle with obama care. democrats job security and unemployment ranked as the most important. educational costs and every day bills followed closely tied at 13%. and the same is true for independence, but every day bills came in second. so some interesting numbers there, be sure to keep watching al jazerra america we'll be releasing more results over the next couple of days ahead of the state of the union address tomorrow is marlin luther king, jr. day and we'll release the

the highest accumulations are expect to be in ocean and monmouth counties. new jersey transit will be shutting down starting at 8:00 o'clock tonight, services will even by ten and they won't be backup and running until thursday at the earliest. in philadelphia international airport more than a thousand flights in and out of been canceled so far today and into tomorrow. >>> we have team coverage with reporters spread across the region tonight but first lets check with our meteorologist kathy orr and skate bilo tracking this storm for us and kate, we will begin with you in the

the heaviest along the coastline. 14 to 18 in ocean and monmouth. trenton and will atlantic city, 10 to 14. philadelphia, 6 to 10 inches of snow poconos allentown philadelphia millville wildwood, and 3 to 6 as you go farther west, reading and lancaster him we're tracking about 50 miles. we have a spread from 3 inches to 18 inches. this is a serious storm and it can really change depending on where the area of low pressure intensifies. we'll be watching this around the clock. david will be back in a couple of minutes with an update. >> our team of reporters is out and about monitoring current conditions and updating us on current conditions and what's ahead. chad perdelli is live in king of prussia. chad. >> reporter: hey sarah have flurries in the past hour to two hours, i was here at 3:00 a.m. this morning and for much of the morning we didn't have any snow whatever whatsoever. this is route 202 we've been watching this road all morning all the brining and salt applications over the past 24 hours has helped. penndot says it has 400 trucks on the ro

have winter storm warnings, in addition 12-18 inches the expectation for burlington, portions of ocean monmouth counties mercer, lower bucks but bulls eye definitely goes into new york city and point north and east of that. so the general expectation gusty wind will below and drift the snow tonight evening drive will start to deteriorate big time. poor visibility, snow covered roads, travel will be a mess, through the day tomorrow, it is all beginning to dramatically diminish, but not really completely out of the woods until about late day tomorrow at the earliest, jess. >> thanks, katie yes currently seeing some slight snowflakes here on the vine street expressway, every once in a while on the camera see couple flow nation around 24th street. right now looks like it is just doing okay, though. headed westbound toward the schuylkill expressway, toward 95, still moving along just fine though, so far and out in new jersey, starting to see a lot of volume here in the northbound lanes roadways look particularly dry though, headed northbound toward the bridges, 295 looking okay speaking of 295 an ac

today's briefing will be held in union beach, monmouth county. >>> the federal government leveled a hefty find against southwest airlines for runway delays. southwest has to pay $1.6 million. the government says the airlines violated rules that bar long waits for passengers on the planes on runwaysle. 16 southwest plays were delayed on the tarmac at chicago's mid cay way airport. >>> and the new airbus 8350 arrived on the maiden flight from qatar. the twin-isle plane will link to other airports for cheap erer airfares. >> and they fly out of philadelphia international as well. >>> and the izod center will be closing this month. the facility is owned by the state. critics say governor christie's administration should have done more to save the center. events scheduled for the izod center will be provemoved to the prudential center in new york. >>> and bill cosby's show will continue this weekend following sexual assault from another woman. cosby will put on a show in public tonight and officials say the venue will have increased security. and he has a show in denver tomorrow. the 77-year-o

same thing for monmouth county. but here is your snowfall map. it has been updated. do still expect some snow. is the crazy six-12 inches for philadelphia? absolutely not. but we do still expect that you'll have maybe some modest problems as you travel out and about today. again it is a sharp cut off. the further east you go, even county or two over it, could be completely different ballgame. so, that said, we want to get you coverage around the region. for now we send it out to meteorologist carol erickson with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. hi carol. >> how are you katy? i've been having the nicest talk here at the silver coin diner with one of the owners of the g-boys company. and all of their trucks are sitting here. you can see them, the lights are on, these are ready to push snow in a number of areas, and they're just sitting here waiting. there is nothing for them to push. they do the white horse pike from atco down to mullica hill. look at all of these trucks. while we are getting some light snow here, it is nothing like what was predicted and they're sitting

wrapping down to atlantic city and then 14 plus up to maybe 18-inches of snow in parts of not only monmouth county but also ocean county in new jersey but jim this could shift one way or another. all depending on when that storm develops and its track and meteorologist cecily tynan will have much more on that coming up in that full accuweather forecast. >> all right, adam. let's begin our rounds robin with walter perez in seaside heights. walter, you look like you're struggling with a cold wind. ocean county could get clobbered there. >> reporter: jim, we're getting clobbered already. it is wicked windy and cold here in this part of new jersey and as adam mentioned this parter of new jersey expecting to take those blizzard conditions reaching up into new england. further west into jersey and pennsylvania more of a snowstorm. once again the big difference being that with a blizzard a lot more wind and a lot more snow. we'll give you a live look at the boardwalk here in seaside heights new jersey looking pretty desolate tonight with round two of this system moving. rows an janice lives in sea

winter weather advisory in the purple winter storm warnings, notice ocean monmouth county actually since re designated, and as winter storm warnings, so no more blizzard issues in those particular communities simply because the storm is beginning to gradually pull northeast, but looking at some of the visibility out there, wind still how long, and still dealing with actually falling snow. so it will be wind swept snow as it falls as it gets blown around from the grounds so visibility do reduce essentially going through the eastern half of our region. >> low 30's at best for daytime highs today. windy spots closer to the shore. the snow spots are also closer to the shore. and specially northern shore towns, up in the poconos, you will still see some snow this morning, but eventually, that snow tapers off through midday so, what we will fine here is, you know, a changing situation, throughout the better part of the day and honestly again, you know i think a lot of people are probably thrilled they don't have clean up as much, it was a good mistake to have made. meanwhile we want to send th