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six out of ten, weather by the numbers, speaking every pets here is muggy the dog. bus stop buddy taking a dip in the pool. it is a sticky start with temperatures already in the 70s and the 80s, with 81 in philadelphia, at 5:00 in the morning, oh, 75 in lancaster, we go up to the mountains, hazleton has 70 degrees, 76 in reading. oxford, 77, 78 in atlantic city. greenwich township, 79 degrees, and lewes, delaware, 77. so, we have couple of areas of green showing up on radar, but really not a big deal. we had couple of showers in lancaster county earlier. they re dissipating. 93 degrees was the high yesterday. twenty-fifth time we ve reached 90 or above in 2016. here comes number 26 with 93 degrees, hazy sun, a lot of cloud cover, humid, pop up thunderstorms, and that s the drill for the next well at least through the weekends, maybe even beyond. we ll check the seven day forecast, coming up. hunker down, bob kelly. you got it. hunker down and fill up the freezer wit ....
i m still a little adrenaline rushed. you don t want to hit the person and he got hit. i feel bad for him. but he did break the law. reporter: rob zaruba said he was driving northbound on u.s. 95 when he saw a man running on the freeway. i came within two feet of hitting him. first reaction is to brake and miss him. after you see him run across the rest of the freeway, you know, your adrenaline, you are frustrated because you came into that type of situation. it was just a whole different, you know, like ten cups of coffee type of rush. the person we were attempting to contact was a suspect in that shooting on the 22nd. reporter: shawn anderson says detectives had probable cause to arrest the suspect in connection to a shooting at the nearby miracle mile mobile home park. police try to arrest him but he fled, first in a car he crashed and then on foot. rob zaruba said it was a man the way he was running. he was running from something and for the next ten mil ....
reporter: investigators are searching for answers into why new jersey transit train 1614 never slowed down before crashing into the hoboken terminal at 8:45 a.m. thursday morning. the crash killed one woman waiting on the platform and injured more than 100 others. the ntsb believes some clues could be found in the train s two event recorders one of which was pulled last night. it will take time to recover the second one. right now it is a very there s a canopy that is resting on top of the train. once that is removed we ll be able to look more closely at the train. reporter: the ntsb is look into all possible factors that could have led to the crash. we are looking into every aspect of it. so we like to say we look at the man, the machine, and the environment. reporter: commuters who survived and witnessed the crash described the chaotic scene. at the end of every track as steel bumper. it went through the bumper on top of the platform. and it sounded like a ....
in the middle the of the day. the sheer brutality and the shear disregard for two things clark county district attorney steve wolfson is looking at while considering the death penalty for 34 year old pedro garcia. police say on sunday garcia walked into the starbucks at warm springs and rainbow after his card was declined in the drive thru. witnesses said he fired two shots in the air and then shot and killed alexander khutsishvili a customer in the coffee shop. so many of us visit starbucks and all we want to do is get a cup of coffee or a cold drink so for this to happen in the middle of the day, that s pretty unusual another reason why prosecutors are considering the death penalty garcia s criminal history. he s been charged with battery and burglary in the past. a person s criminal history has a direct bearing on how we treat a case and how we should expect a resolution wolfon told me a decision on the death penalty four to six weeks. and its a decision he doe ....
february 20th, i m amy coveno. parts of the state saw some snow overnight making it a little slick. you re looking at concord. you can see the shiny black asphalt and you can see the pavement there. meteorologist josh judge told us it was coming. it was slow going for me this morning, josh. josh: a little bit of snow and we had some snow which in some cases changed over to rain showers, not a lot of accumulation, but a coating to as much as an inch fell overnight. look at the temperatures though, it s pretty mild out there for this early in the morning. a look at the snow batch that rolled through. another one coming through right now. notice how there s more rain in the next batch as the temperatures are rising and once this area of snow pulls away this morning, then we will actually see some partly sunny skies developing in central and southern new hampshire. meanwhile, mixed rain and snow showers will continue in northern new hampshire, but look on the way. 42 to 52 ....