those two are new jersey transit and metro-north. they won't even be able to go into the hudson river tunnel if they don't do this, therefore nobody will be able to get into where they should. amtrak says that they have some reserve powers in place, but it's nowhere near enough to fully form the new jersey transit to be fully safe going ahead. >> this is an opportunity and potentially an avatar for phil murphy and andrew cuomo who have eyes on the white house for 2020. we have to solve this problem first. thank you. >> thank you. >> let's bring in someone who is a bit of an expert on transportation issues. a former compliance officer who was fired. he has been on our show before. he was fired after he says that he exposed some of the flaws at new jersey transit. welcome back. how are you vmax. >> i am well, thank you for having me. >> here is the question. it is not just the mta but now the new jersey transit. you have such a major problem here. it is likely, at this point, according to reports, that new jersey transit is not going t

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the chairman of the state foreign operations subcommittee, mr. rogers. from kentucky. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for three minutes. mr. rogers: i thank the chairman for yielding. and despite his laudable efforts to complete all 18 fiscal -- fiscal era 2018 house bills on time, the perpetual stalemate on unrelated matters left us with this undesirable choice of several continuing resolutions. piecemeal funding of government is universally harmful. but now we've a chance to get back on track and finalize funding for fiscal 2018. mr. speaker, there's a reason why we have a rule against legislating on appropriations bills. and yet here we are. the only holdback that kept us from getting these bills done on time was the fact that a lot of people, some even in leadership, who wants to load on to this must-pass bill legislation that's controversial. and yet our committee has to cope wit

a comedy, e that new jersey can give to new york, we have our problem on new jersey point. i don't know that they can give advice. chasing news after the break. >> chasing all o headlines, including a brutal subway beating caught on square subway, stay right bill: welcome back to "chasing news," i am bill spadea, checking headline, a brutal subway beating on surveillance camera. check out this video, nypd looking for a man who beat a man at times square subway station february 27, punching the victim several times, the victim of the treated for bruisin to his faces 6 feet tall weighing >> mcdonald's swipes back at rivals offer fresh meat in quarter pounders in 3500 longer frozen g out to mostt by may. >> thank you tonight, always a pleo be in your homes, stay safe in theer under estimate how bad it could be c tomorrow night on "chasing news," we have the full break down on how the storm impacted our area, and tune in tomorrow morning, and follow us on twitter @chasing ♪ live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. >>> right now at 11:00 update on th

over here in new jersey, i think some mixed messages, new jersey, kicks in a state of emergency, but mt. laurel schools have class today. they're going let them out eary but you still got to get out there. got to get the buses. people got to get going. just be careful if you're over in south jersey, new jersey turnpike, speed restrictions in play along the entire lent, all of the bridges have speed restrictions. already, some downed power lines over here in pennsauken. route 73, and 130, blocking some of the lanes and the on and the off ramps. here is your deal for mass transit. amtrak, patco, service changes, snow schedule, dart, new jersey transit, going give it their best shot today. saturday schedule for all of septa regional rail lines, no service on the cynwyd line. delays and concellations likely specially watch along the paoli line where that tree line, beautiful, but the heavy wet snow is going to do a number on som of the trees and power lines, if you really must get somewhere here is the way to go. two big work horses cents on the septa system, market frankford, broad stre

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the chairman of the state foreign operations subcommittee, mr. rogers. from kentucky. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for three minutes. mr. rogers: i thank the chairman for yielding. and despite his laudable efforts to complete all 18 fiscal -- fiscal era 2018 house bills on time, the perpetual stalemate on unrelated matters left us with this undesirable choice of several continuing resolutions. piecemeal funding of government is universally harmful. but now we've a chance to get back on track and finalize funding for fiscal 2018. mr. speaker, there's a reason why we have a rule against legislating on appropriations bills. and yet here we are. the only holdback that kept us from getting these bills done on time was the fact that a lot of people, some even in leadership, who wants to load on to this must-pass bill legislation that's controversial. and yet our committee has to cope wit

when you thought things were bad at new jersey transit. they are worse this time it is about political patriots people getting raises who are all connected to governor christie. and, remember the kid who went from west virginia to new jersey in be aer car because he was passed out drunk? well stuck with $1600 bill and found a way to get it paid. wait nuller that. first let's let's check win danw row how bad was the storm in your zr what can we expect going for hard? dan, what do you got? dan: well, a nor'easter is now ek pitting the region which means our weather well be quieting down overnight a few snow show worse go. we did see double-digit snow totals in jersey up to the catskills flows the top totals and left close toker to the coast and close to what we forecast. as we move to thursday. some pretty good snow melt ahead, high temperatures in the 40's be extra careful when are shove ling that snow. heavy and wet. overnight? tonight. we fell to around 30 degrees. yeah. there could be slippery spot on the roads by thursday then as cruise

so new jersey's got a lot going on over there, speed restrictions up and down the new jersey turnpike. if you got to go somewhere to -- the way to go today market frankford broad street subway big work horses cents running on '7 trains every 20 minute, karen, tomorrow, back over to you. >> i know the governor was asked about that, bob, he said we're keeping our eye on northern jersey where they'll get the brunt of the storm but want to certain encompass the entire state to give everyone a warning for later this morning and this afternoon, when it does pick up. 5:19. let's continue our coverage here. >> out to jenn fred, jen, waking up this morning and rolling out the driveway, what was it like in your neck of the woods and what's it like where you are? >> well, i live in a different part of montgomery county. and i have to say it was more snowy, more snow than we're seeing here in pottstown, and as we were talking about, bob kelly talked, talked in the hallway of fox 29, about how the branches were all the way in the roadway. some instances cents, karen, you know, in and around villan

possible aely majority of the court were to read the statute not to apply to new jersey's law, new jersey would win their case, and passed by -- paspa would not apply. it would be an open question if paspa requires a regulatory scheme. that is something to look for on the statutory question. the other angle to the statutory question, although this argument, i do not think gets a lot of traction, united states took a different position in the sports themes, but they say it does not apply to a constitutional question. even though this is personal -- partial repeal, it is licensing because by doing a selective repeal only with the state has sponsored gambling, what new jersey is really doing is cleverly channeling sports gambling into state-sponsored institutions. therefore, it turns out to be authorizing or licensing. however, the court, if you read it that way, the court does not have to reach the constitutional question because this says this case has nothing about whether a full-scale repeal would be constitutional, or whether paspa would be constitutional if it prohibited such a repeal.

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, can i inquire how much time remains on each side? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey has 15 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. pallone: i'd like to yield now such time as he may consume to the gentleman from texas, mr. green, who is the ranking member of the health subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas, mr. gene green, is recognized. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker, and thank my -- our ranking member for yielding to me. i rise in opposition to the right to try legislation that would bypass the food and drug administration's long standing review of oversight of drug treatments and endangering patients with life-threatening diseases. many states have passed this right to try piece of legislation, including my home state of texas, but the states don't have the f.d.a. the federal government has the right to be able to make sure we can protect both constituents and consumers. my heart goes out to the loved ones who are terminally ill and des

over in new jersey, new jersey declared state of emergency, so keep that in mind, as you plan your trips today. the new jersey turnpike, up and down, as a speed restriction, but i don't understand they have a state of emergency, but the mouth laurel school distrit has half day of school. then parent teacher conferences. i don't understands a state of emergency but giving the kids an opportunity to go to school and the parent out there for the parent teacher conferences, mike and alex being back over to you. would you like to go to my parent teacher conference? >> i got you covered. >> they make a different decision later this morning. >> possibly like around 11:00 a.m., so watch for that. okay, so, we would ask for pictures of you just relaxing because there is not much snow to table pictures of, that's what everybody else do. oh, who? >> denise t says cooking breakfast, why don't you stop in. >> here is the thing, den eels. we can't. we are sitting here until about 2:00 in the afternoon. here was the idea, even though i thank you for the pictures. >> what are the squares? >> sausage? >>

when it comes out, i think it will be called murphy versus ncaa because of the new governor of new jersey. what the law says, but the provision position -- says states cannot authorize. that is what is issue here. cannot authorize or license supports gambling. what new jersey try to do the andt time, in their brief arguments, nevada style regulation of sports wagering. they wanted to implement a complementary regulatory regime. the third circuit said you can't do that. the suit -- the supreme court didn't take it the first time around. when it went back down, and reliance to some of what the third circuit had said, and what the united states had said in their opposition at the supreme said, we willsey repeal in part our laws. they repealed the prohibitions on sports wagering as they applied to racetracks and casinos, and only in those locations. that's went to the third circuit, they said it is still not ok. here we are in the court. it took the issue. there are a couple issues in the case, and i think there are three. the first is a statutory question. it is important because the constit

when it comes out, i think it will be called murphy versus ncaa because of the new governor of new jersey. what the law says, but the provision position -- says states cannot authorize. that is what is issue here. cannot authorize or license supports gambling. what new jersey try to do the andt time, in their brief arguments, nevada style regulation of sports wagering. they wanted to implement a complementary regulatory regime. the third circuit said you can't do that. the suit -- the supreme court didn't take it the first time around. when it went back down, and reliance to some of what the third circuit had said, and what the united states had said in their opposition at the supreme said, we willsey repeal in part our laws. they repealed the prohibitions on sports wagering as they applied to racetracks and casinos, and only in those locations. that's went to the third circuit, they said it is still not ok. here we are in the court. it took the issue. there are a couple issues in the case, and i think there are three. the first is a statutory question. it is important because the constit

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to mr. culberson of texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. culberson: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in strong support of this critical appropriations bill, to ensure that our military has the resources they need to protect us abroad, and that our law enforcement agencies have the resources they need to protect us here at home. this legislation makes sure that the u.s. attorneys, the drmenterment -- d.e.a., the a.t.f., the marshall service and the a.t.i. are getting the money they need to make our communities safer, by prosecuting more gun and immigration criminals, human traffickers, dealers in opioids and other dangerous drugs, international criminal organizations, and gangs. this bill will make this nation safer and help secure our borders. this bill will also provide funds for over 100 additional immigration judge teams to speed up the removal of people who are in the country ille

laurel road goes over the new jersey turnpike. you can see the traffic zooming by, see some lights going through the trees, and that's the jersey turnpike, and that's the only place you'll see some lights as they flutter through the trees, so you can see how busy the turnpike; to the left of us, the library won't be used and the schools are closed. updates from the local police department, and bob the roads are a mess. just here in this town alone, church road shutdown, around country club parkway. hartford road between marne highway and the entrance to the college, wires down blocking the road, that road is closed. elbow lane, another main drag through town, closed. so, the wires are down, and the guys that fixed them are so busy, they're not going to get to the wires for awhile, which means power is not going to be restored for awhile. and you can bet they want to get to everybody as fast as possible, but utter devestation that people may not be waking to up but up all night trying to figure out how to stay warm in the air. sue

when it comes out, i think it will be called murphy versus ncaa because of the new governor of new jersey. what the law says, but the provision position -- says states cannot authorize. that is what is issue here. cannot authorize or license supports gambling. what new jersey try to do the andt time, in their brief arguments, nevada style regulation of sports wagering. they wanted to implement a complementary regulatory regime. the third circuit said you can't do that. the suit -- the supreme court didn't take it the first time around. when it went back down, and reliance to some of what the third circuit had said, and what the united states had said in their opposition at the supreme said, we willsey repeal in part our laws. they repealed the prohibitions on sports wagering as they applied to racetracks and casinos, and only in those locations. that's went to the third circuit, they said it is still not ok. here we are in the court. it took the issue. there are a couple issues in the case, and i think there are three. the first is a statutory question. it is important because the constit

nothing seems to be central to run new jersey. more towards his personal agenda. >> is a citizen and someone who pays taxes, is a disappointed to see that sewage emphasis of the show. how about the fact that there crammed together and trying to go party in d.c. >> i don't think we should tolerated. we need to be careful of where our tax dollars are going. as someone who is paying taxes i like to see that going to my local schools and businesses. >> 's is the smoke-filled back room without the smoke? >> when i was in the train he could still smoke and drink openly. >> this is nothing more than a party train. what i would like to see is the money that we send out to washington, d.c., getting money back. bring in jobs back. >> there something off against us when their lobbying against this the meadow the issue now you have the chamber same, and in and are paying for it. when your politician, we might be paying for some of it. >> it's an issue and one that needs to be addressed. it's a factor for other states as well. new jersey would

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the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, can i inquire how much time remains on each side? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey has 15 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. pallone: i'd like to yield now such time as he may consume to the gentleman from texas, mr. green, who is the ranking member of the health subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas, mr. gene green, is recognized. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker, and thank my -- our ranking member for yielding to me. i rise in opposition to the right to try legislation that would bypass the food and drug administration's long standing review of oversight of drug treatments and endangering patients with life-threatening diseases. many states have passed this right to try piece of legislation, including my home state of texas, but the states don't have the f.d.a. the federal government has the right to be able to make sure we can protect both constituents and consumers. my heart goes out to the loved ones who are terminally ill and des

speed restrictions, too, on the new jersey turnpike. 45 miles per hour on the new jersey turnpike from the delaware memorial bridge headed north and southbound to exit a in south brunswick. watch for feed restrictions. even if you don't see restrictions, go slower on the roads -- especially the on and off ramps, as well. >> thank you. >>> protecting yourself after the storm. what you need to be on the lockout for as you begin the -- the lookout for as you begin the cleanup. plus this -- [ screams ] >>> snowstorm teamwork. how a team works to get back on course. >>> billboard battle. the fight heats up. >> come on. >> who's now taking on the sixers. you kidding me? >>> today people are cleaning up and getting back to work and school following yesterday's winter storm. storm force 10 is driving along mitchell street in roxboro. you see how much snow there is. they plowed the middle of the road. the first alert continues through 7:00 this morning. watch for icy spots or snow-packed roads as you head out the door this morning. >>> and here's a live look at i-95 in south philadelphia. >> mu

falling in coastal, new jersey. the southern shore spots are dry, for now, as is delaware, notice there are some snow showers across western pennsylvania, a few of those could survive, maybe a stray snow showers, flurries tonight but heavy at accumulating snow from the nor'easter has moved on out, you can see where that snow is falling right now over burlington county and ocean county, toms river, stafford, lbi, seeing some snow falling at the moment as well. behind this, things have dried out and you can see a few breaks in the cloud cover over portions of chester county, delaware county and northern delaware. snow totals from this storm big winning area as far as jackpot snow totals if you like snow, it is a winner maybe not you are a loser but, broomall a foot of snow, 12 inches, bryn mawr 11 inches lower makefield township 10.5. berwyn 9 inches. fox chase section of the city at 7 inches of snow. delaware again was not spared. greenville 10.4 inches, brandywine at 10 inches, north of wilmington 8 inches of snow ,

but those two words that are authorizing why does the statute even apply to it new jersey did? and it was entirely possible the majority of the court and new jersey would win their case but it would not apply to the partial repeal but still a significantly open question that prohibits any type of regulatory scheme. that is something to look for on the statutory question and not to get traction the united states takes a slightly different position to support sports leagues and they say it does apply but does not implicate a constitutional question but really it is an authorization because by doing an appeal only where the state has sponsored gambling so new jersey is cleverly channeling sports gambling into state-sponsored institutions so it isn't authorizing relicensing however if you read it that way the court doesn't have to reach the constitutional question because it just says this case says nothing of the full scale repeal would be constitutional if it prohibit such a repeal. so there are some complicated statutory questions at issue that may prevent theit court from reach

accident that happened around midnight in men saukin township, new jersey. route 73 at route 130 southbound lanes they are closed right now one northbound lane is opened, only and ramps from 130 southbound are closed. we also have some speed restrictionness place, take a look, of course, bridges are dropping down to 25 miles per hour, new jersey turnpike, 45 miles an hour, 495, else 45 miln the world of the mass transit take a look at september, this is a lot of information we will be covering it as we go through morning, check those schedules on line, jim and rahel, back over to you. >>> if you can good idea to stay home today but if you have to drive expect dangerous driving conditions. >> jan carabao is live with the look at the roads, good morning. >> where are you now. >> we're in rhawnhurst right now it has taken us from center city philadelphia to the great northeast where we are trying to make our way to bucks county and check out road conditions, and for the most part it is not looking too bad, i necessity weather will only intensify and road condit

and in bordentown, new jersey, 7.4-inches of snow. now, we're watching our storm pull away toward the northeast. it's off the coast of new jersey. and the storm is winding up pulling down some colder air. so you may notice that it is getting colder with northwesterly winds. some of the heavy snow falling right now along 95. you can see east windsor and the eastern part of mercer county and that's heading down toward the shore. lbi seeing some heavy snow from barnegat fork river in towards seaside heights that's the last of the real heavy snow. we've dried out in atlantic city and elsewhere. ultimate doppler this is our triple sweep. this is all we have left of the snow as it moves toward new england trying out with some clearing skies overnight. temperatures right now mainly in the 30s and guess what? overnight we are going down into the 20s. it's going to be really cold out there we'll stay in the 30s for this evening. our mike masco has been with us for 14, 15 hours. he's seen it from the beginning to now the end mike. what's going

coming in new jersey new jersey, heading in through bellmawr, hello to delco. live look at i95 through delaware county, quiet there. now, over in bellmawr, new jersey, an accident, kings highway, just off of 13 avenue. just off of 295. the lincoln drive, closed, all the way through tomorrow, repaving project, so southbound lanes blocked at wissahickon, pushing everybody over, over to the boulevard. and then the boulevard south, will get you connected back to either the schuylkill expressway or the kelly drive down here in roxborough. and expect travel delays, down at the airport, later on this afternoon, all the day tomorrow, probably lingering into the weekend, and with this storm that's headed our way. best bet, check with the airline, mass transit looking good. thomas, karen, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. let's get right back to the breaking news, we had fire started about an hour ago. our jenny joyce is there at the scene. let's get the latest information just coming in right now. >> jenny? >> good morning, karen, so we only pulled up here about five

snow seems to be more and more lockley as time guess on from new york city down to new jersey turnpike four to eight inches even more than that. double-digit snowfall on the tables to the northwest and along the coast, is going to be tricky because we go from rain to snow at some point then the exact crack in temperatures will dictate how much snow we seek. now i know what else you are thinking. the wind and the coastal flooding threat. the good news is less than what we saw from fry did's nor'easter but still wind gusts of maybe 4 miles per hour inland and 50 miles per hour listening the coast and the worst-case scenario. bill? bill: thank you, dan. a guest bo knows a little bit about how to help us keep the light on during the next storm. he has some ideas the name is adam and with green irbe design. welcome to "chasing news." adam, are pushing this idea called microgrid and i understand there is an example of this a ath princeton university. the question is. how do the rest of us pay for this? >> how do we pay for the things. i think it begins with a question of business as up, righ

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i yield as much time as he may consume, mr. green, who is the ranking member of our health subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker, members. and i thank our ranking member to speak up. i rise in opposition to the right to try act, legislation that would bypass the food and drug administration's long standing review of drug treatments and endanger patients. my heart goes out to the families of loved ones who are ill and desperate for a breakthrough treatment. i have lost loved ones and wished there was experimental therapy to samb them. f.d.a. has dealt with experimental therapies that have not received final approval. the f.d.a. had compassionate use nd gives patients to access. f.d.a. approves all requests. for the last five years, the approval rate for this expanded access is over 99%. f.d.a. physicians are available 24 hours a day to approve emergency requests. my daughter is a physician at the university of neb

jersey turnpike, scoot around the mess, get new trenton, central new jersey and good to go. coming out of northeast philly, nothing out of the ordinary, rolling past the camera here, at girard avenue. airy, marshall, chestnut, again the northbound side of route 202 as you head into norristown, so just expect delays, and gridlock at all of the cross streets, and downtown we go live look, broad street overthrew the schuylkill, a combination folks getting into 30th street, and keep in mind, too, the flower show opens up this weekend down here at the convention center will leave us with a lot of extra volume through the weekend, and all of next week. mike and alex back over to you. >> sue talked to you about this weather we will get friday into saturday morning, so steve going down the shore, started in ocean city. >> liz ' see where he is snow. >> just for you, mike. we came to the tip of south jersey, again, or as the out of town weather people like to call it, exterior new jersey, interior, extreme new jersey but anybody around here that has never used the terms it, tells you

i appreciate the remarks of my senior senator from new jersey. his passion, his commitment to this issue, not just now, not just after this mass shooting, but he has been consistently fighting for gun safety, commonsense gun safety for years, and i'm grateful for his leadership as my senior senator. it's now been two weeks since a gunman took the lives of 17 children, teachers, and school administrators in parkland, florida. in the days and weeks since, we have seen young people from that community lead a movement for change that is growing in our country, standing up to special interests, standing up to the small minority of folks who seem to want to let the status quo continue. standing up to the n.r.a. and the gun industry. and making clear the fierce urgency of now, of this moment, of this day. these young people are showing what true courage is. they're showing it at a time of great grief and great paing in their lives -- pain in their lives. and i know what they are fighting for. it's not a fringe issue. i know what they're fighting for. it

we're also seeing some wet roads in new jersey. i-195 at the new jersey turnpike. just north of here at the exit 8a we are seeing on the northbound side and inner lane a car fire that's affecting traffic as well. >>> all right, we're tracking rain moving through the area. the wind speeds have not picked up yet. we're also watching a bit of a changeover here. we saw a beach changeover in wilmington as cold air starts to filter into this system. the big story is still going to be our high wind speeds as we go through the entire day. parts of rain through philadelphia, the thing we'll see as you go into this afternoon. we're watching closely the changeover from the rain to the wet snow which would bring down your visibility as you're trying to make it home from work. so we want everyone to be very careful. >> download the nbc 10 app. we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. >>> good morning. coast-to-coast wild weather. a powerful nor'easter slamming tens of millions from maryland to maine. flooding, fierce winds and heavy snow. leading to a nasty commute, with

nearly 27 inches in new jersey. we're looking at over 26 inches that fell in portions of new york and 24 throughout portions of massachusetts. snowy conditions will continue going to up state new york. vermont, new hampshire, going to get heavier snow showers there. but we have this volatile low pressure system going to continue for today. more power outages and travel disruptions. that's an understatement for what we are in store for. >> paul, at the top of your list was new jersey with 26 inches. that's where he is stuck. you can understand then why there's so many people who are stranded right now. >> it's really a situation where it's a heavy, not only amount of snow, but heavy snow causing power outages. as you take a look, we're still expecting possibly up to two feet more in maine. i know there's such a thing as snow is a good thing, but there's such a thing of too much of a good thing. >> paul williams, thank you so much. >> and breaking overnight we're getting new details about the shooting at a high school

back to new jersey it, cost him $1,600. now, he says he ordered the ride after a night of partying. did he drink a little too much. the intention, well, he wanted to crash at his friends' place at west virginia university, but he woke up 300 miles away in his hometown every sewell. he said he tried challenging the bill but ultimately he agreed to foot the 1600 dollars. i think at one point the uber driver would say, hey, are you sure? you want to go 300 miles? >> many taking uber because you have too much drink, that's where he levels, will never make that mistake, will never make it again, he can actualliment bob kelly, beep beep turn around a lot going on behind you. >> exactly. good morning, 5:45, shutdown of the schuylkill expressway. right now, all eastbound lanes are closed. this is right at vare avenue in south philadelphia. getting word that a person trapped in one of the vehicles, that's why we have the fire department all along the scene here, so eastbound, back up pretty much from center city here, parking lot, h

>>> we continue to follow breaking news in south jersey where flames are destroying a home in delanco burlington county. right now we know one person has been taken to the hospital , and our trang do is on the scene and will have a live report coming up. >>> also this morning investigators are tracking gunman who shot a man in the eye and then left him fighting for his life we will tell what you police found in the victim 's hand. >>> we are on storm watch right now storm scan three is showing a massive system that will bring rain, snow, heavy win toss our area katie's here to time it out. today is thursday march 1st, good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> yes, gateway to the weekend so right now things are looking good on the roadways. we had a couple accidents. but we have dry roadways for now. >> for now, we are drawing long straw for better of the two commute is here today but later this evening that the rain picks up and with time the wind picks up, snow starts to wrap in, i mean this is, this is an inte

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we are a mile from new jersey. and you can see, we are in the higher elevations centsment look at the snow sticking to those trees, up on that mountain top. so, they're looking while. we've only had about an hour of snowfall so far. but you can still see it sticking to the grassy surfaces cents as we say, but the guys that patrol and plow the i78 corridor, are doing a fantastic job, keeping the roads clear. so, if we move a mile into jersey, by the way, alex, mike, we'll have real philly-philly play. because i would be in phillips berg new jersey tossing back to philadelphia, so you could be like nick foles, call for the philly philly play, and i can be live in jersey next. >> well, our philly special that's for sure. no one like you. all right, steve keeley. see you over in jerry? just a little bit. >> do you want to check back in with karen? last time we were with hershey had showed us the three had fallen down. >> now back in the car. >> tree patrol. introduce your friends, why are you so short? let's get a cars

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there's ice every where. >> in the new york new jersey felly area were there -- philly area were there many reports of damage or injuries related to the storm? >> reporter: well, actually, in southern new jersey, this is kind of an interesting one. thankfully, everybody was okay. but a middle schoolteacher was out when she was holding an umbrella and lightning struck her. she was taken to the hospital but is all right. and this was just one of many cases folks were hearing thundersnow from philly up to new york city. really bizarre phenomenon especially when it's snowing and raining to hear that rumble of thunder as well. >> yeah. that's crazy. scary. and then we see it sunny where you are now. >> yes. >> do they expect this was a quick move through and now things will start to melt? >> reporter: yeah, i think that's what they are hoping is that this was kind of the late winter storm to pass through and hopefully it will start to get nicer. but, remember, this is the second massive winter storm like this in less than two weeks. so they are hoping this was kind of something that's going

heavy snow already into parts of new jersey. if you take a look at reading it's a little thinner in the hiv as well stretching up to the poconos where we're seeing moisture. right now the roadways a major concern for us as we go through the entire day. jessica is here with more. >>> if there's a time you would need to get out the door now be it and not in the evening and afternoon. definitely see some flurries falling in front of the camera, so it's on its way. and when cars move through you can see water spraying from underneath. definitely know these roads are although we don't syou don't se accumulation yet doesn't mean it's not slippery. route 73 headed to 130 is still open. still closed on the 130 ramp to 73 southbound is still closed, too. >>> our team coverage continues now in montgomery county. >> nbc 10's matt delucia live for us in king of prussia. what's the situation like there? >> reporter: the snow is still continuing to fall. right now we're along route 202 in king of prussia where you can see the roads are mostly

jersey. >>> drivers were stuck on route 280 in essex county and route 78 in last night new jersey state police responded to more than 500 crashes. they also responded to more than, 900 calls of stuck cars. >>> and, further north in massachusetts people across the state are waking up to snow, plenty of it, some parts were expecting more than a foot of snow while coastal parts were expecting flooding. the storm brought white out conditions during the evening rush, and two to 3 inches of snow were falling an hour in some places, lot of snow. >>> and cbs this morning has reports from new jersey, and massachusetts, coming up at 7:00, that airs right here after "eyewitness news" this morning on cbs-3. >>> 5:15. chille has another check of the forecast. what a mess. today we are talking about sun and melting of that snow. lets look live at bethlehem in northampton county where folks saw two to 7 inches of snow. look at that fresh powder on the ground. still, not a powder, it is a wet, heavy snow that fell from yesterday's system because there was water content in the snow with temperatures ver

new jersey turnpike 25. 495 is back to 55. it was 45. in the world of septa, yikes, this is a lot of information so just make sure to check those schedules than line market frankford line at broad street subways they are running for 24 hours every 20 minutes and this is your best, option. regional rails, obviously severe storm schedule in effect which is saturday schedule, enhanced wilmington/ newark norristown high speed line running every 20 minutes, some buses will be detoured and limited cct services. now, as we all know penndot crews have been outside on the roads for several hours now and my friend, iana williams is joining us for more on their effort. good morning, how are you. >> good morning, how are you. >> i'm doing well. of course, i'm inside, not outside driving on the roadway so what are crews doing to keep everyone safe. >> crews are currently out spreading salt. we have had crews out and on stand by since 8:00 p.m. last night. of course once we start to get that accumulation on the road they start picking up snow. we are

. >> school news out of gloucester county new jersey two school district are closed right now, due to a threatening e-mail. that they got. >> so the franklin township and delsea regional school district are both closed. the e-mail was sent to the franklin township school district. but the delsea regional school district is closed because of its proximity to franklin township, just precaution, decided to close both. >> we just got this about ten minutes ago, working on the details as soon as we get the details we will bring it to you. >> another fire this morning. >> and this one is out of burlington county where crews have been working to get that one under control this morning. >> jenny joes, where is this one snow delanco? >> we talked to the fire chief in the last 15 minutes, he confirm for us that this structure is in significant danger every collapsing for that reason, firefighters, are putting for the an exterior attack only. the hoses cents are going on the ground, and in the air, the fire still not under control. the chief tells me they were dispatched here to the 600 block of

and in gloucester county these are the ramps connecting 322 with the new jersey turnpike, multiple truck issues. jackknifed truck and mass transit issues with the cynwyd lines that remain stopped as well as the new jersey transit buses. >> thank you matt. >>> meantime a notoriously tricky spot when it snows is along city avenue in bala cynwyd. we were there when the septa bus tried to gain traction. and lots of cars got stuck in the area and luckily a good samaritan was around. >>> trish hartman live in bucks county tonight. how are the conditions shaping up tonight? >> reporter: so it's finally starting to lighten up here in plumstead, lets do another measurement though. last time we were at 13 inches and now we'll get again 13 inches, so things are starting to slow down in terms of accumulation as you can probably see, it's still coming down to route 611, we can actually see the road the first time in a couple of hours that has happened. still slushy and slick and the plows are making head way here. even though officials have been urging vehicles to stay off the roads, and that include

pennsylvania, new jersey, to role. "eyewitness news" rep take lancesth the latest on, roa preparations >> reporter: 07,000 tons of salt are readily available here at penndot to treatorheon roads in >> stay home or where ever you all cost, this is not a storm you should be traveling in. >> reporter: warning from penndot ahead of the nor'easter, expected to the region fordays. >> timing of it is, it good a lot of people arewithout power. a lot road is closed. a lot of smaller roads to help solve that problem create new situations than 420 pieces of c equipment inhiladelphia regi roads penndot will impt midnight on interstate 78 and empty trucks, large combination vehicles and tractors hauled bypass eveninger motorcycles and rvs. in norristown we caught up with drivers at this citgo on >> i'm trying to get gas now. >> i'm from >> reporter: alyssa moved from ontario. s where i'm from where everybody just traveled snowmobile. >> you know, essential things, you know. >> i hope the storm just passes us it is weather it is goi

pse&g, 27,000 outages in new jersey counties that it services in our area. the hardest among them burlington county. atlantic city electric has its trouble located in burlington and camden county with a total of 8,052 outages. >>> walter perez is live in richboro bucks county, the locale that reported 16 inches of snow yesterday. is it melting yet walter? >> reporter: not even close matt, not at this point. it was very, very cold last night so a lot of snow got pushed to one hand of the other, i want to say welcome to the pennsylvania epicenter of the storm. if you watched the broadcast at 4:00, 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., i thought i was going live in bethlehem in the lehigh valley. it turns out you had to go south for the pennsylvania epicenter in rich richboro, pennsylvania, 16 inches of snow pushed aside. you can see the result, a tremendous amount of snow across the region. i can tell you firsthand the roads around here are better than they were last night. the road crews doing a great job working all night long to get the major roads cleared out. but there w

falling in coastal, new jersey. the southern shore spots are dry, for now, as is delaware, notice there are some snow showers across western pennsylvania, a few of those could survive, maybe a stray snow showers, flurries tonight