Female, armed with a handgun, and they stopped a male driver and forced him out of his vehicle. Police pursuit happened. And that pursuit spilled into thornton, with the suspects vehicle crashing, right here at 84th and conifer. The female ex ited the vehicle and the s. W. A. T. Team was called in. And when the s. W. A. T. Team was on the scene, the woman came out of the vehicle. And taken into custody. Righh now, no information on tte identity of the women or why they decided to carjack this car. Live in thornton, denver 7. And unfortunately we do have some traffic troubles because of that issue here this morning. So let me take you from air tracker 7s vantage point. The intersection of conifer at 84th avenue with the Police Activity. This is where it is closed down right now. On the west side of i25. It will remain load down, until they can get the tow trucks in here and clean up the cars, right here, that collided after that chase. So all of the traffic is going east, on 84th avenue
Following first alert traffic. An accident in Hamilton Township on the new jersey turnpike, the northbound side between 206 around exit 7 and i195 at exit 7a, the left lane is blocked so watch for Police Activity around the area. Again, its an accident investigation. It could be out there for some time. 422 around trooper road, no problems in there. The eastbound lanes, the lights are bright so its a little difficult to see. The cars this way are headed to the schuylkill expressway. You can see the drive time eastbound from 29 to the schuylkill is a good one. Were in the green. We have ramp closures on 95. The drive times arent affected. No problems in center city but 95 northbound, the ramp at girard closed for ongoing construction. Cold and windy bill said thats what you can expect the minute you head out the door and youll really feel the winter cold if you are stuck waiting for a bus or a train. Matt delucia is live at septas jenkintown rail station. Whats it like . Reporter not to
By 10 00, sunshine, winds at 13, 32 degrees. And 33 at 1 00 this afternoon. The winds go each stronger. You can see clouds blowing through early this afternoon that may give us a flurry or two. Nothing more than that. Back with your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast in 10 minutes. You heard bill say its going to be windy and cold. Youll feel the winter cold if you are stuck waiting for a bus or train this morning. Matt delucia is live for us at septas jenkintown Regional Rail station. Feeling the chill . Reporter absolutely. In fact, in the last few minutes i felt the need to grab the hat and gloves. If there is any indication that you need to be prepared on a day like this, i reach into my bag and i only had one glove. So make sure you have everything you need before you go out this morning. Take my advice. We were talking with some of the folks at the train station and even the folks here with septa put some salt down on the ground, some wet spots, just to keep people safe. We re
Warmer. Of course, later on today and overnight we expect some of the coldest temperatures yet of this season. In talking with some of these folks they are saying its getting to be that time of year, its winter after off so they just have to grin and bear it. Its not bad for me. I dont mind the winter. We live in the northeast. Were supposed to get four seasons so it was inevitablement of it was nice to not have to put the storm windows in and not put the flannel sheets on the bed. Im ready for it. Reporter there is a code blue alert for several counties in the area, that warning comes in when temperatures are forecast to be cold enough to be dangerous for people who spend a great deal of time outside, mainly the homeless. Bucks, Montgomery County enacted code blue alerts through wednesday morning. Philadelphias code blue starts later on this morning, and later this evening you have Cumberland County in new jersey, that will go into effect. Well come back out live, a lot of people wait
Nearly a week to assess the damage. Geoff in the hardest hit towns, neighborhood streets were littered with piles of debris. Hundreds of structures were damaged when the Mississippi River swelled to record flood stage levels after a f ft of rain fell in three days. President barack obama approved the governors request for federal aid. Most of the floodwaters have receded, but residents say the nightmare is just getting started. Activists in greenville are using balloons to put a teens unsolved murder, back in the spotlight. Allyson a b bloon release in the Nicholtown Community of greenville, honored cobey smith last night. The teens mother joined organizers of the put down the guns young people organization. Group leaders say they will release balloons everyday until january 26 hoping someone will come forward with information. Cobey smith was shot to death on 2015. January 25, the 16 years old body was found near a trail that runs along the field behind sterling school. A 2000 reward