in burlington county there was a crash at neck road that has cleared out. salem county, the new jersey turnpike we have a crash on the southbound turnpike between exit 2 and 1 not visible in this shot. all the southbound lanes are open as you head toward the delaware memorial bridge. that's the good news. we have an overturned vehicle crash in havertown delco. the vehicle went down the ravine, colonial road at glendale road was the accident scene. this was an crash early this morning at swamp pike by shaver's auto refinishing, check it out, encroaching upon the area, the icy mix along 422 you could see slippy conditions, with the commuter report in atlantic county hamilton township, watch out for an object on the road south of the black horse pike. >>> today is the deadline for german prosecutors to formally charge the man detained in the deadly attack on a christmas market. the suspect cell phone number was saved in the cell phone of anis amri, also a to aunisian national. >>> police want to hear what amazon echo heard inside a home. the device is also on,

burlington electric department general manager neiale lunderville is joining us from burlington, vermont. first of all, authorities tell us that the malware appears to be the same type that u.s. intelligence agencies say that russia used to hack the dnc before the election but your company just put out a statement saying this is not unique. so what have you learned about the malware. >> so what we learned is first we take cyber security very seriously, like all u.s. utilities, whether they're large or small, something we look at every day and in fact what we found was the result of the department of homeland security issuing new codes that they wanted us to look for. we found an ip address that is tied back to some of the recent malicious cyber activity that was communicating with one of our computers. let me be very clear. that computer was not connected to our grid control systems, our grid was not penetrated, it was not breached and we have no indication of compromise of any of our systems or any of our customer data, but what we did is when we saw that traffic we immediately isolated

in burlington, bs fox6 news. one person is in custody tonight-- accused of threatening the wauwatosa police department. but police say... it's just one of five threats of violence made since monday. that's when it was announced that no charges will be filed against the officer who shot and killed jay anderson. wauwatosa police say they're keeping all their officers in the loop - while the investigation continues. "we understand this is a dangerous profession, our offic we're both on duty and off duty and we are keeping them apprised of the information we're receiving." the district attorney's office will review the threat arrest in the coming days. a history of neglect: a woman accused of child neglect that resulted in the death of a 7 year old boy... was convicted of the same crime 13 years ago. fox6s bret lemoine at a vigil held near 19-th and national, members of the group 'guardians of the children' - an advocacy group for child abuse victims - try to process a terrible crime. 7 year old trevion winningham di

county also declaring a code blue emergency, you can call contact the burlington county for list of available shelters in addition to code blue information. >>> we have so many code blue ness counties, also in bucks county they have churches there that will be helping you out, they have their shelters, emergency shelters, transportation to help you get there, some food, if you want some more information on your screen and put it on our web site. if you haven't down loaded our app, it is wonderful we have wonderful radar images of storms, weather alerts all kind of great information it is tree and on apple and google play stores. >> 5:04. we have breaking news, three suspects are in custody after police say within fired at a uniformed officer. >> police say they were wanted forearmed robbery. lets get out to steve keeley on the scene with olney with the very latest,. >> reporter: we're on the boulevard, scene here is clear lets show you video of the earlier scene, multi scene story and you will look at a black nissan pickup truck, three teens squeezed in the cab of this and then were

reporting live in burlington township bob brooks channel6 "action news." jim. >> a fourth man pleaded guilty for his role in an armed robbery at caesar's cass noelle in atlantic city. aaron evans admitted that he grabbed cash boxes while azia plumber held a security guard and another employee at gunpoint. this robbery happened july 21st, 2014. they got away with more than $181,000. plumber is scheduled to be sentenced on january 6th. evans along with nathaniel greenly and donovan jackson will be sentenced march steve. >>> stretch of road renamed today in memory of a couple who gave back in more ways than one to their communities in wilmington. eighth street between south field street and new castle avenue is now known as charles and naomi smithway. the couple owned seep yap clearance app, sepia cleaners. the smith's were honored posthumously for civic leadership generous hearts and involvement in the community and their church. >>> coming up on "action news tonight ducis rodgers with an eagles injury update after yesterday's loss to the redskins. >> office

bridge instead of the burlington bristol as you're headed out. just some construction on the turnpike. this is westbound between downingtown and valley forge. the right lane is blocked in this area and was not far from the area where we had the turnpike shut down for awhile yesterday with that big tanker truck fire. today it's just construction causing an issue. northeast extension southbound construction between lehigh valley and quakertown as you're headed out tam. >> thank you, karen. new jersey lawmakers have given their okay to ride sharing services like uber and lyft. they approved that measure yesterday. though republican governor chris christie would still need to sign off on it. the law would allow the state attorney general to decide whether the criminal background checks now used by the crows sufficient. >> ♪ >> time for your first look at business at the big board. boeing warning employees there could be layoffs next year. the industrial giant which has a large factory in delaware county says open positions will not be filled and bu

two alarm fire in burlington county, southampton burlington county ridge road just south of pemberton road. we have a water main break overnight route 70, water main break is on the eastbound side , right at new jersey turnpike. that is impacting folks heading in toward new jersey and westbound side coming in from cherry hill or admiral wilson boulevard, the isis out there, so we have a work crew and we have salt crews around that water main break there this morning. an accident west on the turnpike out of downingtown, bundle up heading out for mass transit this morning, market frankford subways are using buses until five and same deal with the regional rail lines make sure you are bundled up and prepared for wait on the platforms for regional rail lines to this morning, karen and thomas back to you. >>> you step outside for just a few second and you'll quickly realize how brutally cold it is. dangerous temperatures prompted philadelphia office of home less services to declare a code blue effective through next week. city officials are urging concern citizens see a person living on th

cbs 58's lindsey branwall is live in burlington with reaction....lindsey? the school learned about what happened when a 15-year-old girl's mother came forward.she saw a facebook message between her daughter and her this hit list, some students have asked for help superintendant peter smet burlington area school district "obviously it has impacted several students that are concerned and we have our guidance services available to them if they need to work through this matter" matter" in the facebook message he asked, do you want me to kill them all.she replied yes.he said, i'll need a listshe sent the names of five classmates complaint details some troubling thoughts from the girl.telling police she thinks about people being ""slaughtered, eaten, tortured, and even people being stabbed" and "she thinks of people hanging dead, but doesn't want to hurt anyone" she believed her boyfriend wouldn't really kill 5 of her classmates. he told police the same thing "because he isn't a psychopath" and says he "only talked about it to make her yambor, picking her two gra

a fire at an assisted wlifg facility in burlington county has forced 70 people to evacuate. the fire broke out on north church street in moorestown. first responders helped move people who were living there to another part of the building. there are no reports yet that anyone has been hurt. you can tap the "nbc 10" app and stay with us throughout the morning for updates. >>> new this morning, an arson investigation is focused on a house fire in camden county where a person was hurt last night. the fire broke out on cross feed road. medics took the victims to the hospital. we're still looking for updates including the person's condition. >>> 5:46. keeping kids safe from lead poisoning in philadelphia. mayor jim kenney will break down the city's plan. the "nbc 10" investigator conducted two investigations into the city's lead problem. the investigators found that philadelphia has one of the toughest lead laws in the country but that no one has been enforcing it. >> starting today in camden you can enjoy free meter parking through january 2nd. the annual freebie is a courtesy t

this is camden county into burlington county. a few rain drops in gloucester and waterford, they're moving out. most of it is clearing out for the suburbs of lehigh valley so we will see sunshine today. 58 degrees. you don't see this often. it's warmer now than for most of the day. in fact all of the day. factor in the wind, 13 miles an hour, westerly winds driving in chillier air. in spite of sunshine, we're looking at temperatures to 52 degrees to 40s. it will be dry during the day today but the temperatures are going to stay pretty steady for much of the afternoon, right around 50 degrees. a few rain drops still in new jersey as we saw in the live radar. 52 degrees at 8:00, 52 degrees at noon time. 51 by 4:00. minimal change in the temperature. the jersey shore. isolated shower, first thing this morning. and then quickly clearing out. the clouds won't last. bright sunshine. 57 degrees right now. middle 50s this afternoon. seeing something similar in delaware. it's warm now than for the rest of the day. winds at 15 miles an hou

. >> 5:37a burlington county family is hoping police can track down a real life grinch. ron and marie murdza have been keeping a donation box outside their nome burlington township. they've been collecting money for the local food pantry for six years. they usually collect a few hundred dollars in donations per night. someone pried the lock offer the box over the weekend and ran off with the cash. >> i think it's despicable that someone would steal from poor people that need the food. the food pantry needs the money and they would take it out of the box break into the box to take away from them. >> the burlington township food pantry says it depends on the money the murdzas collect. the couple is begging the person who took the cash to return it. >> let's hope they do indeed return it. >>> let's talk a little bit about how cold it's going to be. >> yeah, chilly -- you know, kind of cold this morning and then chilly the next couple afternoons but wednesday night into thursday oh my. storm tracker6 live double scan right now though shows you we're dry this morning. as we t

this is the home that is famously known throughout the area as burlington lights. ron and marie set up this huge light display every holiday season. in fact, take a listen. >> ♪ >> reporter: that's the "action news" theme music synchronizeed with their life. we featured their home in the past for it. today we're back but for a problem. >> i don't know how you can do it. it's just -- our neighbors are appalled. everybody's in shock.

burlington electric said malicious malware discovered one of its laptops and u.s. authorities believe it's the same malware russian hackers used to meddle in the presidential election. maintained none of the info has been compromised and officials involved in the investigation say they don't think it was an attempt to bring down part of the electric grid. cnn's paulo sandoval with more. within the last hour, i talked to general manager of burlington electric and you've been following the story and talking to officials as well. what stood out in your mind in terms of how he described the risk and the danger of what has occurred? >> with that general manager confirmed much of what we were hearing from several sources t about how this was initially discovered. department of homeland security that initially sent out advisory to several utility organizations and several entities across the country asking they be out an alert for cyber threat and initially sent the note and know there's least one utility company, the one we talked about there, the burlington electric in

burlington electric. we've been talking about that. the allegations not only of hacking but we have russian president putin congratulating president elect trump. how long do you think before we hear from the president elect about his plan to possibly handle what is going to happen with russia and u.s. relations? >> it's really not clear because he has said this week that we as a country need to move on from this incident of hacking during the election. and try to actually strengthen relationship -- our relationship with russia. donald trump has expressed not really any sort of appetite for repercussions or punishing russia. but actually quite the opposite, he wants to work with vladmir putin and try to reset the relationship with russia for lack of a better term. what is interesting about this incident in vermont, this instance of hacking is it is separate from the election. what has been difficult for donald trump in terms of accepting russia's role in hacking the election, he thinks any discussion of this is an affront to his victory

. >>> burlington county times, exceeding expectations, aj, an eighth grader at burlington township middle school recently completed a winter coat drive. his original goal was to collect 50 coats. he collect more than 200. you go, aj. the coats will be distributed through the ladies of love, in burlington city and the saint vincent depaul society in mount holly. >> way to go ay. >>> that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >>> a police officer in texas is recovering have after he is struck by a car during a traffic stop, wait until you see the incredible dash cam video. >> up next in sports we're hearing from the eagles guard brandon brooks who opens up about the reason that he missed the last three games. >>> as we get to break we will invite to you join us for look back at some of the people bringing us together, our brotherly love specialist tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. you think it is a perfect way to get in the holiday spirit. we will be right back. see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just som

taow we have a lit e wind and windchill this morning. 8 in west bend, 6 in burlington, 12 in rapthne. this is how ipmos shaping area. we're in the mid 20s. we'll get down by 19 by a.nl and plenty of salkshine still breezy today, 10 to 15 with windchills in the teens. this is the warmest day of the weeto s please watch anyway. >> my goodness, what a way to start a monday. >> i know. >> what an afternoon for the packers as they dominated over seat e salkday in a snowy lambeau field. >> aaron rodge earlies to devontae ada m with the catch touchdown, final score, 38-10 packers hope to win out the rest of the season and make playoffs. will have to do that to have a chance but even at that still might not make it. >> as he is after every game. wtmj's radio voice will sit down bevenore 7: no and look at the and ahead to the bears game sunday. >> in the meantime b shs are in toronto tonight taking on the raptor hosting san antonio today. 5:42, cominn n's a tt at live a day break. >> we'll show you the delivery so prepthous it brombht a gropl man to tears. >> plus, scam alert. discover card. i

asylu m speed up deportations of failed asylum seekers as she thanks italian police who shot dead the burlington a suspect. the round—the—clock work on the ra i lwa ys the round—the—clock work on the railways that will mean no trains on many lines this christmas. —— shot dead the burlington terror suspect. —— shot dead the berlin terror suspect. two men are convicted at the old bailey of using syria aid convoys to funnel cash to extremists in war zones. now convoys to funnel cash to extremists in war zones. now on convoys to funnel cash to extremists in war zones. now on bbc news, meet the author. petinah gappah writes about a country that some may think one of the most miserable on earth, zimbabwe. where political disintegration and total economic collapse in recent years have consigned so many people to a life of hopelessness. yet, in her collection of short stories, rotten row, as in her previous books, she finds a reservoir of resistance, humanity, cheerfulness in adversity. the people in these pages have the same hopes and fears as they would have in a world of plenty. and a

but i talked to police in burlington county about a serious accident was involving a box truck and another vehicle. two people were trapped in the vehicle for awhile. they've been taken out but the investigation continues. they're in serious condition. park drive near rancocas road. watch for crews on the scenery stricting traffic with this serious accident. in laurel springs camden county we've got a new accident there. it's right on the white horse pike route 30 at stone road and we're hearing there are injuries associated with this one as well. but on the big picture we can see no accidents on your majors like the blue route, schuylkill, i-95. pretty good shape. i-95 starting to see that slowing. you see the area of yellow at cottman about 42 miles an hour. we can take a live look here near the betsy ross bridge and see the southbound traffic moving okay as you head towards center city, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >> ♪ >>> breaking news. live over south jersey this is clayton gloucester county the units block of west howard street. this is a single home fire. firefighters called o

burlington, whitewater and also up in fond du lac. how far out in advance can we look at the wind chills to see how dangerous they will get? 10 below zero in the morning hours. during the day, approaching advisory levels, and then they will hit advisory levels wednesday night and right on into the early part of thursday. so we'll be watching that carefully, and then after the cold, we'll be talking another snow event. i'll tell you when all that arrives coming u minutes. >> too soon for it to be this cold. >> shannon: with the cold, temperatures in our area, warming centers are in full effect. >> live in downtown milwaukee with more on how the city is preparing. brandon? >> reporter: steve and shannon, the city and county is asking for help, needing more warming centers for those in need. >> the need for warming centers and shelters is particularly acute this time of year. dropping in which -- and milwaue county has a need for more warming centers. >> people should be aware, these cold temperatures aren't just frustrating, they're som

burlington has picked up two inches of snow. everyone between one and two inches on the ground already. lake geneva getting 2.3. you can see one moderate band went through. here's the second developing. right here north of waukesha county to dodge county. moderate bands move through and die out. another band generally we could see three to five inches on the ground by the morning hours. and another three to five after that. going to the packer games at 3:25, there'll be a lot of snow on the way up there. we'll see for tailgating snow and 27 degrees at 1:00 and light snow from kickoff through the 4th quarter might see four to five inches on the ground during the game and after the game. when you wake up in the morning you'll have three to five inches on the ground. 21. we'll warm up a little bit tomorrow, but the snow will continue on right through the day. more details -- a more detailed timeline coming up in a few minutes. >> looking forward to it. thank you, john. let's take a live look at port washington. the snow is coming d

we're celebrating our tenth annual warm coats warm hearts drive partnered by burlington. and k.i.d.s. fashion delivers. and max frost, a generous 4th grader from new jersey is teaching us all about giving back. take a look. meet 9-year-old max frost. >> let's pick the ones. we should take today to the store. >> for the second year the new jersey 4th grader is on a coat collecting mission joining the likes of celebs amy adams among others. >> there's some kids that don't even have coats. so i wanted to help people get warm. >> he started making his boxes, designing them himself. i just put all of his photos on instagram, on facebook and i've gotten so many responses. it's amazing. >> last holiday season his total hit 170. this year he's already beat that making boxes for the local hair salon and his class at princeton day school. his classmates have already wrangled 40 coats and counting. with the car loaded max heads to burlington where his donations filled two carts. >> donating is so easy. all you have to do is bring it into our store, drop it in the box and we take car

today ron and marie's home in burlington known during the holidays as burlington lights is back in the spotlight but this time the circumstances are rather dim. >> i don't know how you could do it. i mean, it's just -- our neighbors are appalled. everybody is in shockism each year they set up their famous display on the corner of steeple chase and tack way. six years ago they decide make the lights shine for their favorite local charity the burlington township food pantry. >> people started leaving money in my mailbox. >>> i didn't do it for to make money. i did it because i enjoyed bringing joy. >> reporter: he's a fire in hamilton. when he came home last night after his shift he realized someone robbed the charity box. >> as we get closer to christmas the donations begin to be hundred dollars a night. >> reporter: in the inside you can see they left the coins but took the cash. >> i think it's a shame. >> reporter: we spoke with dominic from the food pantry. he says their yearly contribution is fight at a to their budget now. >> we depend on this fundraiser here to provide us the mon

. >>> a family in burlington township new jersey hopes that police will find who stole money that was to be given to the food pantry. their home well known in the community for their elaborate holiday directions. for the past six years, they have collected money for charity. last night someone pried the lock off the box and left with the cash. >> then the other side of the coin, the tale of human spirit. jeanette reyes has that story. >> i never thought anyone would do something like that for me. >> v vanessa was on the way to k-mart to pay off the latio lasf her lay away items. customercustomers have until thr items are returned to shelves. >> there was a lady leaving with ten boxing saying thank you so much. i said what happened? she said the secret santa came and paid off a bunch of lay aways. whe >> that woman walked away with a thousand dollars lay away items paid off. she was florred with what she heard next. she said they paid your lay away off. >> store employees say the secret santa is no stranger to this k-mart. he's done this for several years. he specifically asks to pay o

burlington electric says malicious malware has been discord on one of its laptops and u.s. authorities now believe it is the same malware that russian hackers used to meddle in the presidential election. burlington electric maintains none of its info has been compromised, but vermont's governor peter shumlin is taking a hard line stance against the fact that there was even an attempt. shumlin saying in a statement, quote, vermonters and all americans should be both alarmed and outraged that one of the world's leading thugs, vladimir putin, has been attempting to hack our electric grid. this episode should highlight the urgent need for our federal government to vigorously pursue and put an end to this sort of russian meddling. that strong condemnation comes as the president elect offers anything but, instead donald trump's relationship with russian leader vladimir putin appears to only be growing friendlier with trump praising putin's response to new u.s. sanctions. trump tweeting this, great move on delay by v. putin. i always knew he was very smart. i want to bring in our

with the car loaded max heads to burlington where his donations >> donating is so easy. all you have to do is bring it into our store, drop it in the box and we take care of the rest. >> as a gift to max for all his hard works, burlington donated another 100 coats toward his goal this year. >> i'm so proud. good boy. >> but perhaps a bigger gift, max got to meet the stafford family who benefitted from his donations last year. >> to see that it actually came from a boy that's a year older than my son, that's great. >> a young man proving one act of kindness can go a long way. >> merry christmas! >> and a very merry christmas to you max. way to go. for the rest of our viewers, you can get in on the action by donating your gently used coat at any burlington store. for more information or to find a store near you just log on to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo. what a great little boy and what a great example he's setting, even for adults. >> especially adults. a lot of kids are wondering how does santa get there. kids, no more questions or if you do have question, ask rob. r

. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we've a couple of showers in burlington county, mercer county. heading to the north and east. the rain is kicking on out. breezy to dry out the roads. 51 martins creek, 51 in pottstown. 56 in chester. 58 degrees in center city. temperatures are actually going to drop a little bit and stay in the 50s today. 58 in hammonton, 58 in vineland, 58 degrees in dover, delaware staying mild overnight. temperatures above the average high. satellite and radar showing all the rain that kicked out of here, the front has moved through. we'll be clearing out. we have the clouds now, but the breaks in the clouds to the west, we'll have a good amount of sunshine. breezy, a gusty breeze at times. mostly sunny skies by the afternoon. even though cooler than yesterday's high, 61. mild at 63 degrees. you have to watch out for the wet roads and leaves out there. >> reporter: thanks for turning off the faucet. we have wetness conditions, which means slippery conditions, which means accidents. a vehicle flipped over on the schuylkill expressway eastbound s

because of an accident in maple shade burlington county. action cam is on the scene, route 73. it's the southbound direction that is shut down. northbound is reopened, but southbound is blocked. a tractor-trailer came along and hit a pole and took down wires. wires are across the road. you can see the utility crews on the scene trying to make repairs. 73 southbound is blocked starting at route 90 coming away from the tacony-palmyra and the betsy ross bridges done through the scene at high street. they are sweeping up the debris and fixing the wires. 73 southbound shut down, as we come back out here, stay on church street or nolola road. vine street expressway reopened after overnight instruction, crews return tonight at 11:00 p.m. i-95, vehicle cleared out. overturned vehicle accident in havertown this morning at colonial and glendale, luckily that is cleared out of the way on this thursday. >>> breaking news just in a nasty rollover crash that injured two people in delaware county. the driver of the suv lost control of the colonial road near glendale road. that vehicle rolled

windchill temperature of 7 below zero in milwaukee. 12 below in port washington. 13 below zero waukesha, burlington 15 below, out in whitewater. we look at our computer models, put in the windchill projections, around 9:30, you'll see windchills could drop to 25 below zero already across the area. overnight, into the 30 below zero range through the morning the criteria, and that will continue on through the night. and now, clear skies, allows the heat to move out. another low pressure system will be bringing us snow. a winter storm watch posted starting 2:00 friday afternoon through 6:00 saturday. for more snow, everybody except for walworth, racine and kenosha counties, i'll be back to tell you how much more snow we're going to get coming up in just a few minutes. >> we're that, john. >>> you've heard it before, the cold is so dangerous that milwaukee city officials are now warning everyone to bundle up and be careful. >> keep an eye out for others, preston has this special plea for mayor barrett. >> it's a warm 72? inside the washington park senior center, a far cry from the dangerously cold temp

in south a hampton county we have icy conditions because of a fire ridge road at pemberton road in burlington county. word of an accident on i-95 southbound at engle street involving an overturned vehicle. be careful if you're in that area in chester county. on the blue route you're moving okay, on the schuylkill expressway seeing speeds in the 50s. fire department activity on millic street that's near wharton. watch for that, that's affecting the 34 trolley in that area. it's shuttle busing. the live on the ben franklin bridge, the area bridges are clear no problems or delays. >> we'll go back to the fire scene it is our breaking news, it was an early-morning fire that left a person dead in southwest philadelphia. the action cam is at the scene right now as firefighters remain there trying to make sure all the flames are out. now, the information that someone died is coming from police. the fire broke out a few hours ago at this home 100 block of millic street 4:00 a.m. spread to a neighboring home. firefighters told us they were able to pull someone out, 49-year-old man with burns on 60% of

the burlington brings stastol i. we are clear into philadelphia heading over the walt whitman bridge. >>> the roadways are going to be important to watch. depending on where you are, you are going to see different conditions. we have this neighborhood forecast. what we're looking at right now is the live shot from camelback mountain in the poconos where it is hard to tell on this camera. we do still have a mixed precipitation coming down and some freezing rain likely in these areas. last report half an hour ago did have freezing rain over parts of the poconos. we expected this would happen. still near allentown on that line between rain and potentially some freezing rain as as well as right near redding. we drop south into philadelphia, a rain focus. early, early this morning, it did look like we saw some mix conditions drop south into the suburbs. that's also what we were expecting. no concern for icyness. through delaware, new jersey, break-in rain over delaware. we are going to see rain showers throughout the rest

four inches in new burlington. hartford, 3.6. plymouth, greendale, franklin, all around three inches. officially out at the airport, 1.8 inches of new snowfall. high temperatures today in the 30s. these temperatures out to the west, 39, lacrosse, twin cities, those will roll in for tomorrow. and then it's going to get cold. a heat wave compared to wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday. 31 is your dewpoint. the dewpoint is very close to that temperature, with those southerly winds and the snow on the ground, we could see fog develop a little later on tonight. 30 in waukesha. 32 west bend. also burlington and lake geneva and whitewater. the temperatures won't change all that much overnight tonight. we've been watching a little band of light snow and flurries and even sleet and rain mixed in, all of it moving away from our neck of the woods and pushing up just clouds hanging around overnight tonight. so a low pressure system rolls in our direction, actually, it drags a front in our direction. this low will go up into southern canada

burlington electric says it detected a malware code used in the grisly step operation as it is called on a laptop that was not connected to the organization's grid systems. all of this comes after a busy week with a lot of back and forth between the u.s. and russia over hacking accusations. joining me to sort this out is malcolm nance, executive director of terror asymmetrics project. also the author of "the plot to hack america." thank you for being with me today. >> good morning. good to be here. >> let's focus on the vermont utility. what do we know about this grizzly steppe operation. >> it is the code name given by the u.s. intelligence community for tracking the activities related to the hacking and other russian cyberwarfare operations. so it is not unusual for us to give it a name so that across platforms we know what we're talking about. however, what they did notice is that through this vermont utility, they would have had access to the u.s. electric grid, and russian intelligence before has actually shut down power grids of other nations. georgia -- i'm sorry, ukraine, most

the organization pay away the lay-away stunned families at the burlington coat factory in cherry hill. the nonprofit group raises money to pay off lay-away balances on gifts for children. some parents say it feels nice to get a helping hand this time of year. >> it's a great gift. i appreciate it our family appreciates it. and thank you, thanks a lot. >> pay away the lay-away is holding similar surprises at stores all across the country. >>> a high-flying visit to the north pole, some lehigh valley families got a special flight to see santa claus. ten families -- >> stockings were hung by the chimney with care in hopes that st. nicholas soon would be there. >> ten families hopping on board the north pole express at the lehigh valley international airport. they got to go on a quick flight to see where santa claus lives. when they arrived they got to meet old saint nick himself. >>> it feels like the north pole today and tomorrow. some areas could look like it, too. meteorologist erica martin is tracking the changes. >> conditions for tonight, dangerously cold. we're tracking the system

in burlington, amanda devoe, cbs 58 news. as amanda mentioned.. the trees are going fast. for more information on how to get one..we have caleb's contact information on our website at cbs 58 dot com. 3 a return trip to indy... with a playoff berth potentially on the line.coming up next... how chryst is getting his players ready. 3 plus -- milwaukee county faces a mutli-million dollar problem... after short- changing hundreds of employees. now, the county board wants answers. 3 and the latest in the election recount saga... one judge's decision to dismiss a lawsuit blocking the effort. 3 we've got much more news and weather headlines...coming up 3 wisconsin enters day two of a recount of this month's presidential elections.county clerks and volunteers putting in overtime to meet a december 12th deadline.waukesha county spent much of yesterday sorting the ballots. counting didn't begin until 10-30.they went until midnight and then were back at it..this morning at eight. now to the latest on a a temporary restraining order filed by trump supporters to stop the denied by a jud

in a statement, burlington electric department says they detected the malware in a single laptop not connected to their organization's grid systems. the vermont electric cooperative says there is no evidence of a threat to their system. >>> meanwhile today, russia hit back against president obama's string of sanctions, calling them dangerous and provocative. but in the end, said it wouldn't retaliate. it's a move the president-elect appears to like. president obama has ordered nearly three dozen russian diplomats to leave the u.s. the president imposed the sanctions in retaliation for russia's alleged involvement in cyber attacks. the u.s. government shut down two russian owned compounds, but president vladimir putin said he would not expel american diplomats. as we mentioned, mr. trump seemed to like it. he reacted to putin's response to the sanctions on twitter, tweeting, quote, great move on the delay by v. putin. i always knew he was very smart, end quote. >>> moving now to south jersey, new at 11:00, one person is dead, four others in the hospital following this serious crash in

jessica boyington starts us off at 473, a crash here in burlington. a tractor trailer actually involved in this crash, right around high street. in this general area here. we're seeing lane closures and blockages on the southbound side as well. reports saying that the southbound side isn't actually closed but lanes are getting by. alsoous in pilesgrove township. farther south in jersey, the turnpike on the southbound side, around the memorial bridge, you can see the delaware memorial bridge, to try and get there, you're not going to have any problems. no lane restrictions because of that. also checking in with the vine street expressway. look at the broad street closure. a little early, too. in the text ten minutes we can see most of that lifted up. westbound and eastbound, you can see some lanes moving. i would still suggest an alternate because some of the lanes aren't cleaned up. by the time you're getting out the door in the next few minutes you should be fine moving through the vine street expressway. i'll talk about more when i come back and dri

they'll be back in court next weekreporting live in burlington, lindsey branwall cbs 58 he said he felt disrespected in his home...and that's why he shot and killed his sontoday...61-year-old jessie james pleaded guilty to an amended charge of second degree reckless homicide. it was back in september 21-year- old mannix franklin had been staying with his mother and james at senior living apartments in milwaukee. james and franklin got into an argument...and james said he felt disrespected. he loaded a shotgun...and fired once...killing the 21- year-old. james will spend twenty years behind bars with ten years of extended supervision. meterologist rebecca schuld for your evening...rebecca. 3 today...cloudy. occasional flurries. highs in the upper 20s. west winds 15 to 30 mph. feels like temps in the single digits most of the day. tonight...mostly cloudy. lows near 20. northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. friday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. west winds 5 to 15 mph. friday around 14. west winds 5 to 10 mph. saturday...mostly cloudy. a 40 percent chance of light snow in the afternoon. hi

some better news though in westampton burlington county rancocas road has reopened. overnight accident there is gone. matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> the navy is scrapping a decision to eliminate dozens of sailors' job titles. the move comes after thousands of sailors expressed anger over the decision to drop the long held traditional titles. now a deal was to eliminate monikers like chief yo' man or boatswain's mate. the navy called for a review of the titles shortly after the navy revealed all combat jobs would be opened to women. >> taking a look at business walgreens working to complete a takeover by rite-aid by early next year. there's some antitrust concerns so walgreens is going to sell off 865 locations to another pharmacy chain. rite-aid is based in pennsylvania. third largest chain. walgreens already the largest but the deal has to be approved by the ftc. >>> and going on wal-mart employees will get a little bit more time with their families on christmas eve. the retail giant will close at 6:00 on saturday. that's two hours earlier than it closed last year. t

that is the latest in burlington, vermont. i'm kristen dahlgren back to you. >> that is something i never want to experience in my life. >> i bet a lot of kids are wearing their pajamas back. >> my daughter asked me -- >> in hopes of getting snow. >> i like this kid time. good for her. you keep flushing ice cubes down the toilet. as a snow lover i'm ready for it. it is going to be noticebly colder towards the second half of the week. the cold air that caused the ice storm, that is going to be dealing us quite a shot of cold air as we get towards thursday and friday. right now outside over washington is our tower camera looking northbound. still a very cloudy sky outside today. most of the rain tapered off inside the beltway. it has continued to rain down across southern maryland. temperatures have been inching their way up. four things you need to know about the weather. it will be dry by the time we get towards afternoon and evening commute. lots of clouds around tomorrow. i don't have chance for rain or snow in the forecast

>> lucy fresco user nicole johnson crews battling a fire in bordentown, burlington county tonight. flames broke out around 8:00 on the popular avenue. took crews more than an hour to get this fire under control. right now it is unclear how the flames started. no one is hurt. >>> group of women came together in chester, delaware county all for a good cause. fresco user emma takes to us fundraiser organized by the city team. they're raising money for people struggling with poverty, homelessness and addiction. they all participated in the adopt a family program to help those less fortunate. >>> ♪ >> and the sounds of the season filling the my moth meeting mall today and it was all thanks to the upper dawn lynn high school guitar band. fresco user bill r sent us this video. great job to all the students giving shoppers life holiday music as they check off their shopping lists. when you see news happening be sure to take out your phone and shoot it. mack sure you use the fresco app and zen it to our newsroom. lucy? >> thank you very much, chris. >>> all is not lost if you have not yet

russian malware found on a laptop at burlington electric. a utility with fewer than 2,000 customers. perhaps a target because of the size. >> that's the beauty of choosing a small utility. number one, it will have very limited security infrastructure. it's tied into the grid system. >> reporter: the utility said it uncovered the virus before it could infect computers controlling the grid. we took immediate action to isolate the laptop and alerted federal officials of this finding. vermont's governor pointing the finger at the leader of russia. americans should be both alarmed and outraged that one of the world's leading thugs, vladmir putin, has been attempting to hack our electric grid. the discovery of the hack came after the department of homeland security on thursday warned operators of critical infrastructure to be on the look out for code used in grizzly step. what american officials call russia's cyber war campaign. the malware found on the burlington laptop bearing the unique russian signature. the infiltration raising concerns about

. >>> in the burlington county times, burlington county residents will get a chance to weigh in next month on joint base maguire dixon lakehurst to be the home of the the air force's new air refueling tankers. air force will host public meeting on january 17th to provide information about the k kc46 jets. >>> bucks county courier times reports on how religious icon from his closed catholic churches are warehoused until they find a new home. the exchange, houses the statues, and other religious items at saint charles borromeo seminar any letter merion where they are catalogued and securely stored i always wondered where they went. >> of course, that is a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> coming up flyers faced blues in st. louis but return feeling blue. >> this he do, big moments from their game and the shot that they will have have at turning things around next in it's all about customization. the possibilities are endless. it's all about customization. you can get exactly what you want. customer service!d. ma'am. this isn't a computer... wait. you're r

by the way burlington bristol bridge opening around 425. that's now open, jen, rahel, back to you. >> thank you so much. german police now say that a deadly incident in a popular christmas market was a deliberate attack. >> this is the scene now central berlin. authorities are interrogating the man they say was behind the wheel of the truck, it plowed through this market killing at least 12 people, injuring 48. officials around the world were calling this a terror attack even before german authorities confirmed their findings, one eyewitness said initially it looked like an accident. >> i saw a truck barreling into a crowd of innocent people tonight. it looked like the truck jumped the curb and was going too fast, and it got out of control, and sort of just swerved into the market. >> police believe the truck was stolen, and the only passenger on board died shortly after the crash, a polish national. >> white house describing the berlin as act of terrorism, sparking. >> trang do live at city hall where police are taking extra precautionary

. >>> around the same time yesterday burlington county, new jersey crews responded to this house fire, they say it started in the garage and quickly spread, throughout the riverside home, red cross is now assisting that family and they are providing free, tell rare i lodging, food and clothing. >>> so far no word on funeral plans for carrie fisher, actress and author died yesterday after suffering a heart attack several days ago. the fisher was 60 years old. roxanea sayberry has more on how fans and co stars are remembering her. >> reporter: memorial of candles, flowers, messages is growing in san francisco in front of the yoda statue in front of the lucas films where fans are mourning the death of carrie fisher. >> i want to be princess leah. >> her career lasted four decade but she will be a princess to millions of star wars fans. >> every man my age, 43 and above had a childhood crush on carrie fisher, over our childhood. >> reporter: on hollywood boulevard fans gathered to remember the star. >> she seemed like everything was going in the great direction for her, spiritually >> rep

and -- >>> it's hank i'm just getting back to burlington where one township's committee has one seat open and the votes are ti tied. and they've been recounted, tied up. deadlocked watch do you do when the vote comes to a standstill? find out in just a minute. >> and rolling so mick jagger is daddy once again. the legendary front manuel come a baby boy into the world today. this his first child with his current girl friend but the 73 year old has at kids altogether. and they range in age from 17 to 46. jagger also has five grandchildren and one great grandchild. ♪ >>> president-elect donald trump is coming back to pennsylvania soon. he's taking his thank you tour to hershey next thursday. trump and vice president-elect mike pence announced the news on their website. public event at giant arena. >>> busy day in the trump transition. the president-elect has announceannounced another cabint nominee. he plans to nominate fast food giant andy puzder as secretary of labor. he's ceo of the company that owns carl jr. hardies and other chains much union leaders are concerned about puzder. t

burlington electric says the laptop was not connected to the power grid. but did call this an attempt to infiltrate utility systems. vermont governor lashing out at russian president putin saying quote vermonters and all americans should be both alarmed and outraged that one of the world's leading thugs, vladimir putin has been attempting to hack our electric grid. which we rely upon to support our quality of life, economy, health and safety. our team covering this story is joining us from all angels, we begin with polo sandoval. government, u.s. government official, vermont, still unsure of the scope or intent of this in strugs. >> that's a great point. one u.s. government official tells me colleague, jim sciutto, if this was an isolated incident. they continue with that investigation, there is a few things we do know for sure. this is some of it. we understand that burlington electric, as part of this advisory issued to several of these companies across the country to check their online security vulnerabilities detected grizzly, malicious software on one

so a burlington bristol bridge is coming soon. and the southbound lanes of 42 are extra heavy because of an earlier crash the landing ride can you see it off the walt whitman bridge. crash along 295 south of mount laurel off to the side but causing slowing there as well. we'll check it again coming up in the next half hour. >> all right matt thanks into next on "action news" work begins on a massive energy project at a local energy base. key tails on the solar panels involved. >>> and a dentist may have spread infections and diseases. next. >>> and a mall packed with holiday shoppers we help you find healthy options at the food court. >>> the policeman that is still the there that allegedly assassinated a russian ambassador. he was flown home the day after being killed at an art gallery at a local art gallery. the police officer was upset over the civil war and fow they are looking for others that may have helped plan the attack. >>> the man accused in three bombings in new jerseyth new york pleaded not guilty to murder charges to