fickle month. it happens. we are not used to it. we have to go back to early january. if you don t like cold don t go outside right now. wait a few more hours. we have sunshine. let wind die down. we will get rid of the single digit wind chills but it will feel like middle of winter today, slightly better then yesterday due to lets wind that develops later this morning in the afternoon but nice sunrise we have this morning. sun s up and it will struggle to go to work today with these temperatures. right now still sitting at 16 degrees. that is low so far for philadelphia, north wind at 14 , feeling like 2 degrees. there is the numbers. we are all in the teens. thirteen in allentown. seventeen in wildwood. still hanging out at 12 in quakertown and pottstown this morning. so far this morning we have reached 16 at philadelphia te cold is night we have had since january 10th when we got down to 14 degrees. to 15 miles ands out of the hour, dying down this afternoon, wind chills
brandon bass tan was traveling at 102 miles an hour at a 50-mile an hour curve. he has not said anything publicly since the crash. following the derailment, members of the congress, called out amtrak for not installing something called positive train control. a gps technology that uses computers, to slow down trains when needed. other parts of the northeast corridor had this technology. the curve in port richmond did not. it has since been installed. the investigation is ongoing. several smaller reports from the national transportation safety board, were released over the last year but the final ntsb report is scheduled to be released next tuesday. jessica and ukee that will come in the form of a formal board meeting at 9:30 in washington d.c. at ntsb headquarters. that is where board releases their final recommendations as far as safety recommendations. they will talk about probable cause, in this case. is there a whole separate criminal side to the case which hasn t really
it is happening right now at the lumber yard on delsea drive-in franklin township where action news reporter jeff chirico joins us live with the very latest, jeff? reporter: walter, sarah, this is as close as we can get you right now but looking through those trees you can see fire fighters are still putting water on the hot spots. there are 30 companies here from across south jersey working on this operation, that the chief of police here, i m sorry, fire chief hearsays the building is a total loss. this ace huge blow to the community as the coluci lum where yard has been serving this community since 1945. viewer video shows the flames and heavy smoke ripping through the lumber yard on the 300 block of delsea drive nearly 200 fire fighters, spent hours, battling the blaze in near 90-degree heat. the wind side trying to make an effort to stop the fire. but conditions deteriorated rapidly. they back out with the defensive operation. reporter: because the community do
you are wearing your phillies color. all of them squeakers, one, one last seven wins we bun run,. keeps it exciting especially when the victory is ours. ultimate doppler radar, picking up thunderstorm way to the south of sals burger maryland here maryland eastern shore. look wider view shows where the stationary front is still park to the south, spreading up some precipitation, and some clouds as well to the north of it. so here is where the action is, central, southern delaware, southern new jersey, but we do see few sprinkles possible chester county delaware county, so not much. may not even be making it to the ground but moisture out there, light breeze, and 5:49 is our sunrise time. other temperatures, it a little chillier to the north where we have seen clear skies, the place that is will probably see some sung shine. forty-eight in trenton, 43 allentown, milder to the south where we have few clouds. we re head today high hopefully of 70 degrees. still can t ru
right now a plea for teens to back off on social media after a deadly attack on a wilmington teen. amy joyner francis died hours after police say other students jumped her in the booth room of her high school. her family and her church are worried about threats to get even. good evening, i m lucy noland. i m iain page. fox 29 s chris o connell live in wilmington tonight. chris? reporter: iain and lucy the death of amy joyner francis sparking even more controversy on the streets of wilmington tonight. ever since three juvenile girls were charged in connection with her death. tonight threats of retaliation over social media has local leaders calling for calm tonig tonight. we do not need another amy on our hands. reporter: wilmington city council woman sherri dorsey walker also a spokeswoman for the family of amy joyner francis begging for piece in the wake of what s being called a social media war. for those who were on social media and are claiming that they re