specific information from new jersey s department of transportation for people specifically who plan to ride patco and for people who plan to make that hike, that very long walk across the ben franklin bridge. exactly what roads will be closed is what we ll detail now. multiple agencies, including the new jersey department of transportation, new jersey transit, which runs the river line, as well as the turnpike authority, state police and camden officials, as you can imagine, have been working at a roundtable on this plan for many months now. here s what we just found out. special tickets for the atlantic city line and the river line will be required and they will go on sale this saturday. new jersey is to close certain exits on 295, that is if traffic from the pope causes dangerous backups. we re told that would be worst-case scenario. the river line will have minimal stops. the walt whitman, betsy ross brinls will stay open, and exit 663 heading into philadelphia from camde
hi, brittney. we have a lot going on. here s a closer look at the radar right now. ux see it moving through philadelphia right now. a few more showers are to the west of harrisburg, expect more showers, temperatures will stay stay warm above average. temperatures will be close to 80 degrees in philadelphia. and throughout most of the area you can see how scattered the showers will be. we ll see another round moving in thursday into our evening hours. that will continue into the overnight hours pushing into friday. we folks see heavy rain as we head into friday. friday will be a first alert day. same thing into saturday. one big difference you ll notice as we head into tomorrow is temperatures will drop and stay down into friday as well. as far as today is concerned, over the next eight hours or so, temperatures will warm above average, by 4:00 p.m. 75 and by 7:00 p.m. temperatures at 70. we ll see a few passing showers. you can see the gray clouds here. our headlines show t
palin didn t like that question take a listen: let s start piece by piece by you guys brought me here to talk about iowa politics and the caucus tonight, not to talk about my kids and that was a promise. matt lauer was quick to shut down any claims of aa promise. i just want to mention there were no specific promises made about content of the interview only that this would be your first interview since you endorsed donald trump. i can tell you that everyone e ere at the memeia ccnter is talking about that interaction. palin said later leave it to the media to make promises they can t keep. we ve got you covered, live@in des moines. amanda goodman, kwwl news. and amanda -before you go. when that played oot this morning? i ve gotta say, it was awkward st watching it on tv here back at the station. amanda is definitely among a media frenzy in dessmoines. with iowa being the center of the political world right now. yesterday she caught up with nbc nightly news anchor l
cloudy sky. cooler with mid 50s. wind: nne 5-15mph. a cold front is moving towards our area today. ahead of it, warmer weather continues with highs well above average in the low 70s. as the cold front moves into our area this evening, isolated showers may accompany it. so, if you re heading out for dinner tonight.grab the umbrella. in the wake of warm up again for wednesday ahead of a stronger cold front that ll cross wednesday night. scattered showers will have near average temps with a mix of sun and clouds. new at midday lumber liquidators was formally sentenced in federal court in norfolk this morning. back in october, the company pleaded guilty to a felony count for illegally importing hardwood and other envioronmental crimes. the company is set to pay a fine of more than $13 million dollars as part of the sentence. the university of william and mary has confirmed a student the student got the virus in december while on a trip to central america. she went on to say, th
been out early this morning pushing hard for those final votes tonight. it really is a fight to the finish especially for hillary clinton and bernie sanders who are in a statistical tie. clinton, i m told, rallied her biggest iowan town last night and she s counting on loyal supporters, older women while sanders has spent significant time rallying young votes in college town. for these two, it comes down to voter turnout. i have a large voter turnout. if thousands of people many of whom have given up on the political process. many young people who have never participated in the political process, if they come out, we re going to win. you go to caucus tomorrow night, you re not only selecting a president you are selecting a commander in chief. i am a better candidate and thanks to you, i will be a better president. on the gop side donald trump woke up to a five-point lead over his chief rival, ted cruz. analysts say trump is having success drawing evangelical voters away