going to turn his attention to, quote, probably tax reform. we re going to continue to follow developments in washington for the next 90 minutes. on nbc nightly news, with lester hold at 6:30. now, to south jersey where police are trying to figure out who killed a mother and a young child overnight in maple shade. the father found his family stabbed to death. cydney long joins us live from the fox meadow apartments just off of route 73. what have you found out? reporter: i can tell you there are no arrests, no one in custody for questioning at this time. and no word from investigators on a possible motive. it s now been 20 hours since the husband came home to this first floor apartment to find his wife and his son murdered. detectives spent the day going door to door asking a lot of questions and taking notes to solve this mystery. i m horrified. reporter: dexter stevenson can t imagine why anyone would want to harm let alone kill an innocent boy and his mom. police
a live look at the scene in the poconos. the rain that s coming over here in camelback mountain is quite a bit cooler, in fact they actually saw a few snowflakes this morning. glenn is this the worst of it or is there more to come? for a while, that s the worst of it at least for most of the area. philadelphia, the p.a. suburbs, parts of new jersey, parts of delaware and big temperature 60 in a good bit of delaware at the same time. tremendous temperature contrast, and a lot of places you re going to see temperatures go up during the evening. here s some heavier rain coming through chester county, that s headed right through the philadelphia area, we continue to see bands of rain and showers moving through the area, so far no reports of thunderstorms or any flooding threats, here s southern delaware and south jersey getting socked as the heaviest rain of the day coming down there. and there s showers just south of pottstown now. as we go through the evening hours, you
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