and endangering the welfare of a child. however, sources say charges could be upgraded. again, that little boy, 2 years old, his lifeless body taken to a doctor s office where his mother was working. police say grafton was alone with the child for a significant period of time on tuesday. they say it was late in the afternoon when he brought the boy to the doctor s office where his mother worked and cpr was performed. we went by the apartment where police say all of this happened. there was no answer at the door. we also went to the doctor s office just downstairs from that apartment. no one was there. the sign on the door says the office is closed on wednesday. the complaint says the boy was in the bathtub for an hour unattended with his face down put bethey also point to numerous bruises on the body. an autopsy is scheduled to be performed. authorities say they expect more charges to come out of this case. deanna durante, nbc10 news. sure felt warmer out there today. it
that tractor-trailer on its side. nbc10 is also tracking new developments in the animal attack of an infant. specifically, a baby girl attacked by pet ferrets. today the infant s parents headed to court. authorities charged the delaware county couple with endangering their children after the mauling. it s a case that s gained a lot of attention and is raising a lot of questions, too. nbc10 s rosemary connors was at the courthouse today. you talked to the police chief about this case. what is he saying? reporter: the chief describes the parents as having special needs and says that when his officers responded to the ferret attack, the house was in disarray. there was no food in the fridge for the 1-month-old baby or her four siblings. all the kids are the correct weight. they have clothes, car seats. they never miss appointments. reporter: while the public defender speaking on behalf of 24-year-old jessica and her fiancee, 42-year-old bernie insist the couple is fi
showers into the area. we re watching the poconos for snow showers. so far it s pretty quiet on camelback. that s a live view there. meantime, north and west just a very light snowfall showing up on radar. in the allentown area and points to the north and west. there you can see light snowfall. not expecting to see much in the way of accumulation. a dusting in some spots or less is possible. those are going to be fairly quick-moving showers. and they are running into warmer air. accumulation not liking for the i-95 corridor. 36 now in philadelphia. 34 in pottstown and in the 30s, closer to 40 in wildwood while the airport is reporting 40 degrees right now. but the temperatures will fall. a light snow in some areas this morning. 9:00, it will be heading out to the i-95 corridor. and breaks of sunshine not going to warm us up. a gusty wind kicks in, and we ll see 30 degrees at lunchtime, and it will grow colder this afternoon. your hour-by-hour forecast when i come back in ten.
it s coating sidewalks. and it s cold up here as well as the wind. so people are definitely dealing with this snu surge this morning of winter weather, as you ve been predicting. and as on schedule the weather moved in and the snow is falling. we re in the heart of ammaeus now, but throughout the lehigh valley they re experiencing a lot of conditions like this. let s go to jillian mele. good morning. people definitely need to slow down and take their time. if you re waking up in the lehigh valley traveling on highways, even side streets there, on and off ramps, that s where you need to be careful. we re not seeing that weather here. this is a live look in delaware county. 95 at route 420. everything is dry here on 95. and as can you see, it is quiet so far. we re not reporting any delays here. no accidents on the majors around philadelphia. if we head out to chester county, check some of your drive times, route 100 southbound from route 113 to route 30 will take you four mi
later today. we ll go through it hour by hour neighborhood by neighborhood. right now katy zachry is in lehigh county in emmaeus. what you got right now? reporter: hi bill the wind has died down which is nice if you re out here in the snow. it s really light flakes. we re at a gas station near the corner of 6th & chestnut. drivers tell me the roads really aren t bad. they re wet. if we take a look out here at the street you can see that the snow is not sticking. it s really melting on contact with the pavement. if we swing the camera around you can see on some of the sidewalks over here there s a slight accumulation especially on parked cars. you re definitely going to need to dust off your windshield because we are seeing a light snow. but it is falling. i would say we have about a half an inch on this car. and it s been snowing here for about the last hour. so bill says we ll see half an inch, maybe a little bit more up here in the lehigh valley. we ve been checking in on