victim stumbling to the ground and he died shortly thereafter. it happened friday in the 700 block of adams avenue. police are searching for suspects. four men and teenager are facing charges in connection with the deadly highway shoot-out in new jersey. teen and three other men were all wounded. gunfire erupted on the atlantic city expressway yesterday, one group ended up on the garden state parkway and another in a wawa convenient store parking lot. rahel solomon joins us live at state police barracks in hamilton township with an update on this investigation, rahel, good evening. reporter: good evening, ukee. new jersey state police, released the name of the booking photos of five people charged with the shoot-out from yesterday, among them a 16 year-old boy, and a father and son. new jersey state police say monday s shoot-out on the ac expressway, was a family fair for father 38 year-old shawn stukes and 19 year-old desean stukes williams. according to investigators
however, off to the west, around the four corners there s a lot of moisture that is moving out of that area and will eventually cross the entire country impact impacting millions over the next 24 to 48 hours. winter weather advisories have been posted in fact for our area for that wintry mix. the advisories kick in tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 o clock. so by two 3:00 watching that snowfall overtake the area unfortunately bad timing impacting your afternoon and evening commute. slick spots a quick coating of snow. then changing over to sleet later on in the evening as conditions warm and those temperatures rise above freezing freezing. so all rain by nine, 10:00 o clock in the same time tomorrow night we ll be looking at the wet roads. how much ice to expect out of this system? we could see up to a 10 many of an firm philadelphia. higher amounts once you move north and west so that will be the concern that ice accumulate accumulating during the afternoon and evening rush. once a
series game three, 5:00 tonight, giants players arrived home from kansas city yesterday afternoon. buses took them from the airport to at&t park for practice. winning was great. it s a joy to be part. the results will take care of themselves. i ll see you when it s over. i try to black it out as much as i can. i m not going to be like oh, we re here. now we re going to behave this way or whatever the case is. let the game play the game and enjoy it and let it go. reporter: police and bomb- sniffing dogs spent yesterday making sure the ballpark is safe for today s game. if you are going to the game, you can expect to pass through a metal detector and security will take a look through your bags as you enter the park. here s the schedule for the rest of the series. we know it will go through at least sunday. if the series is undecided then, it goes back to kansas city for 6 and potentially, if lawrence has his way, game 7. i want to see it go all the way! weather could be
the people of antioch this week saying investigators are working to solve the open cases on their desks. but that many witnesses have been uncooperative. as for the plans to get the extra police officers on the streets on overtime the police department won t say when that will happen because of operational security but it will be in the near future. we ll hear from the city s mayor pro tem in the next half hour. live in antioch, anne makevoc, kpix 5. antioch has about 100,000 people and only 88 police officers. compared to richmond, they actually have a smaller population and a lot more officers, 190. it turns out the dodgers are partially responsible for the brutal attack on bryan stow. that s what a los angeles jury decided yesterday. and they awarded stow $18 million. the 45-year-old giants fan was left with a serious brain injury after he was attacked by two dodgers fans during a home opener in l.a. in 2012. the thing, he did get some money to help his future and th
i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. let s get right to the breaking news. a massive and dangerous storm stretching across 22 states. 90 million americans are affected by winter storm warnings and advisories. getting around by foot on the roads or in the air right now is a nightmare. kentucky s national guard is rescuing people and clearing cars and trucks from interstate highways near louisville. hundreds of drivers have been stranded many of them since last night. at new york s laguardia airport, a delta plane slid off an icy runway spilling fuel and coming to rest with its nose just feet from the frigid waters. everyone survived but 24 passengers were injured. our correspondents and news makers are all standing by to bring you the full coverage of the storm as well as the day s other critically important news. let s start with the extremely close call at laguardia airport in new york. i want you to hear the dramatic ground and air control tower conversations