shore may take this to a whole new level. kathy' forecast when your news starts in 30 seconds. ♪ >> parking meters, we all pay them. can you imagine the mountains of coins in there? well someone did and saw a way to make some quick cash, and -- dangerous wind as in storm

force. heavy rain and major flooding. the coastal storm that could hammer our beaches before summer even kicks off. now, fox 29 news at 10:00. powerful storm doused midwest with major flooding just look at that. neighborhoods underwater. the same storm could slam the shore just as we flip the calendar looks like march is off to a stormy start. thanks for joining us at 10:00 i'm lucy noland. something wicked this way comes and the big concern is flooding. kathy it could make a big splash down the shore good absolutely, that's where we do anticipate lucy we will have the strongest winds and more problems down there as well. right now it's quiet everywhere from the city to the shore. storm system is moving from arkansas toward the midwest it's going to redevelop off the coast. as we look ahead with our future cast, you can see the rain moves in afternoon tomorrow. then it becomes heavy at times thursday night and then into

friday. after that, it's the wind and the potential for snow as the storm pulls away friday into saturday. so lot to talk about with this storm. first of all, we're talking about very heavy rain. big coastal concerns with damaging winds and also the possibility of some flooding concerns down the shore. our chris o'connell is down the shore right now in wildwood with more on what they are planning on seeing. we're talking about power outages as well. chris. >> reporter: that's right, kathy. you know typically the first weekend in march down here at the shore is really the weekend when businesses start getting ready for the upcoming summer season. well, not sophists fast. we are here on the wildwood you see from our boardwalk camera, it is absolutely empty but businesses and residents are preparing for an unwelcomed shore visitor. a monster coastal storm. >> boats are being lived out of the water. stores have started sand bagging

to protect against flooding. for folks down the shore, it's a dance they've become all too familiar with. >> when you hear of another coastal storm coming, what goes through your mind? >> flooding. a lot of water. a lot of winds, too. >> reporter: that's exactly the forecast over the next couple of days. winds up to 60 miles an hour. moderate to major coastal flooding including a full moon. >> on the worse case scenario water from the ocean meets the bay. >> reporter: lee bowers has seen it first hasn't. this is what it looked like in october just two blocks from where he lives in new york wildwood. where waves were pounding the sea wall. it got so bad the army corps of engineers have just started a major fix to prevent more storm damage. unfortunately, the 9 million-dollar construction on a new sea wall won't be finished for this storm. >> i just got to have a plan to get off the island and make sure that your car is somewhere safe. >> reporter: shore residents

get ready for another coastal storm, they're hoping any damage will be long gone by summertime. >> just feel for the people that have to live in lower areas, but it's a choice they've made. i mean they adapted and live with it but the best we can do. >> reporter: price for living at the shore. >> yeah, yeah. it is unfortunately. >> reporter: and a long with the coastal flooding, high winds are expected tomorrow as kathy was saying upwards of 60 miles an hour gusts. the rain should start sometime after maybe 6:00 o'clock tomorrow night. but emergency managers down here at the shore say whatever storm, whatever is on the way make sure you always have a plan. kathy. you know how important that is. >> absolutely, chris. this is definitely the season. it will become a powerful nor'easter but the big story is going to be the coastal flooding potential, possibly even damage to homes down the shore and the high wind watch that will go into effect. we'll talk more about those coastal impacts and here at home

as well coming up with the seven day, lucy, i'll see you back here in just a few minutes. >> so much more to talk about. thank you kathy n delaware county instead of depositing money in parking meters, someone was making unauthorized withdrawals as in hundreds of dollars worth and tonight police are saying it was an inside job. our dave schratwieser is live in millbourne were this all welder down. dave? >> reporter: lucy, inside job indeed. police say it was a parking enforcement officer who broke into borough hall and stole keys and a tool here in millbourne borough used that key to open parking meters, still steel money and line their own pocks. >> we immediately launched an investigation. >> reporter: surveillance cameras were rolling as police say 28-year-old parking enforcement officer tiffany blocks stone slowly made her way down marshall road emptying coins out of parking meters. there's only one problem. police say she was pocketing the money. >> she stole $500 approximately

$500 in change. that she changed the change into dollar bills at the giant supermarket. >> reporter: she's facing a long list of charges from burglary to theft and receiving stolen prompt. investigators say she broke into the borough manager's office in millbourne borough where she works and stole the keys and a tool to open parking meters. >> that's criminal many. >> reporter: superintendent chitwood says blockstop opened up over 20-meters and made off with cash and caused a thousand dollars in damages. it all fell apart when she was caught in the act on camera. mail bourne officials quickly identified her as a borough employee on the take. >> she voluntarily came in subsequently we took a confession from her where she admitted the thefts. good that baffles me big time. that really does balmy because why you work for the city but you're capable of doing such thing hike that. >> reporter: parking meter theft surprised folks on the street where the meters were

broken into. many saying she be trade the public trust. >> at the end of the day you had a good job and you ruined and ruined your background. you won't get a job nowhere. that's on you. >> reporter: in her confession she blamed it all on an opioid problem. she's been order to do a rehab facility for help this kid her life is destroyed. i mean, it's been destroyed. hopefully she gets the rehab she needs. >> reporter: now blockstop faces charges in upper darby and here in millbourne. he was released on $40,000. the key and tool used to steel money from those paragraphing theater he meters was dumped in trash kanta local supermarket. lucy. >> thank you dave. in radnor, it's like groundhog day over and over trucks slam into one particular pitch and it has happened again. here's the ming. the train bridge has bright yellow pain. big clear that say nothing taller than 10 feet 10-inch which is pass under it. yet another crash. the truck got stuck.

flipped over and neighbors could be verging on flipping out. our jeff cole reports from radnor. >> reporter: the rail bridge at north radnor chester in king of prussia roads in radnor township would appear to have bulls eye on it again today. in the grip of the rush hour a moving truck heading south hammers it. >> we see the car on -- excuse me, the truck slight on the side. the man was outside and the police were taking care of it. >> here we go again. >> yes. >> reporter: bridge at the radnor septa stop has a clearance 10 feet, 10-inches moving truck heading south truck the span and tipped on its side blocking traffic. there were no injuries. employees say the area is state controlled and the bridge has been a source of frustration for the township. the neighbor says in just a couple of years living here she's seen vehicle after vehicle clobber the ill fate the bridge. >> we've only been here two years. >> how many times do you think you've seen it? >> five to six.

>> reporter: in two years fief to six. >> yes. ys. >> reporter: why doesn't this get changed in any way. why doesn't this -- with is there no, you know. >> i'm not quite sure. it's not close enough to where they're driving they don't really no which other way to go. >> the driver s charged with dui and other charges are pending related to the crash. the passenger had a little bit of pot on him and the equipment to smoke it. he'll face charges as well. in radnor township, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. in park land, florida, a flood of emotions. students and teachers, students and crossing guards, students and officers all hugging on the first day back to class since deadly violence ripped through the marjory stoneman douglas high school campus one week ago. ♪ >> today was a roller coaster. >> little nerve racking we're back on campus it's been while.

>> the memory of february 14th coming back so it's been very difficult. >> i'm just happy to see everyone come together and support each other. >> i'll have so much more faith in safety at school knowing that if we can make a change and that we've done something and we've taken this horrible thing and made sure it won't happen again. ♪ >> so school security is top of mind right now. evesham township, police are hiring more officers so armed officers can keep watch inside the schools. fox 29's dave kinchen is live in burlington county. dave? >> reporter: well, lucy, this is one of many ideas out there to make schools more secure but parents we talked to say there are some deciding lines on this issue. >> i think having armed officers walking up and down the hallways are going to make people think

something is bad. something is bad going to happen at any minute now. >> reporter: jose cordero is one pan who's not entirely fond of more armed police officers in the evesham township schools. a safety sure up after the massacre in parkland, florida. but he thinks his daughter may handle it differently. >> do you think you're a kid in the younger kid would be worried about seeing a guy with a gun or cop with gun at a school? >> i don't think so because she sees him every morning. officer dan is his name, right. >> there's multiple. >> so there's an officer there every morning. >> reporter: evesham police announced job search looking to higher armed guards at the elementary and middle school in the township. part of the class three special police officer initiative. high school students see officers on patrol in between their classes. >> oh i feel they should. i totally feel they should. >> reporter: we asked area parents like nancy hoy for opinions she says it's all about communication. >> are police officers with gun

in the school, would you be concerned about that. >> no, no, no. my husband and i would have an explanation with them about it. so i think it would be fine. >> reporter: how would you feel about that? >> i would feel good. >> reporter: you'd feel okay if you saw them. no worries? >> um-hmm. >> reporter: evesham police say they are looking for retired cops under 65 who live in new jersey for the job. they will also need the proper certifications and will take orders directly from the chief. many parents recognize the move as a sign of the dangerous times we are in. >> based on recent occurrences i think it's a great idea to get the presence more presence of the police involved and i'm actually happy about it because i have child in college and i have child in middle school and just very disheartening and scary. >> reporter: evesham police say that they will trade about eight people at a time. they say they're all right getting plenty of resumes. back to you. >> all right, thank you much, dave. bucks county listen to this one. these guys are after your money

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♪ right now the search for two thieves who are trying to steal your money and personal information with skimmers on atm's across our area. shawnette wilson is live in bensalem. shawnette, those skimmers are really easy to overlook. >> reporter: yeah, lucy, and that is the goal and believe it or not, they're actually getting smaller and smaller. but what is obvious and not easy

to overlook are those cameras that you see like in an atm all around the building but police say those men do not care. they want your money and they'll do whatever to get it. they're brazen and up to no good. looking for your personal information access to your money. bensalem police say these two men are putting skimmers on atms in the area. >> that's the of it aorta. >> reporter: that's the size of it. i saw this couple pictures of the skimmers on b and bt on bristol road where they live. >> scary small. >> yes. >> because you wouldn't see it. >> reporter: charlie richmond says he's familiar with the exam and how criminals will put them anywhere. >> they've been putting them on gas pump also. >> reporter: police say the t on january nipth the bank was notified of unusual activity at the atm which started the investigation and led to the skimmer. >> i would never even notice. >> reporter: anna scope out

grocery shopping with her seven-year-old son eric says she tries to take precautions with her deb bid and credit cards. >> i'm trying not to use any atm's like whether at the gas stations or like wawa or whatever. >> reporter: investigators say these same suspects also put skimmers in other locations. brian says he keeps an eye out. >> most places most atm's and stuff outside but most stores, no. gas stations. >> reporter: investigatorsly want to you keep an eye out for the suspects the obvious cameras they ignored captured clear pictures of them with the device in hasn't. >> definitely makes you want to pay attention. but i believe drug has lot to do with it and, you know, i think that's causing a lot of the, um, crime and whatnot. >> reporter: and again, reminder police say these same two men put skimmers in other parts of bensalem as well lower merion and other townships, too. lucy. >> thank you shawnette. developing news out of nation's capitol a bombshell

white house communications direct hope hicks resign. she was one of the president's most loyal aids. she is stepping down one day after the panel investigating the russia probe interviewed her for nine hours. she told a house intelligence panel that she has occasionally told white lies for president trump. the president has issued a statement saying he'll miss sag having hicks by his side but he sure they will work together again. back here at home faculty at lehigh university want to take away president trump's honorary degree. according to allentown the morning call, more than 80% of faculty who voted want the board of trustees to resin the degree. the school awarded the president the degree in 1988. the professors say if the board does not take action they want to know how his statements align with the schools values. new accusations of assault tonight against delaware county state representative. the philadelphia inquirer is reporting two women have filed a confidential complaint against state representative nick miccarelli. the women reported claim the

republican representative threatened, stalk, intimidated or sexually assaulted them both kusers dated him at different times between 2012 and 202014. jeff cole our miccarelli and asked him about the accusations. >> reporter: are aing other issues. regarding some issues in terms of allegations of behavior that's not proper. can you tell me about it? >> jeff, all i can tell you i've done nothing. >> reporter: report you can't talk to me. >> i'm at home on my personal proper, jeff. >> reporter: nick i've known you for long time. i'm here to get your side. i'm trying to do a job here. >> you'd like to have a conversation, you know, sit down don that at my office when i'm not, you know, in the back of my house doing yard work. >> reporter: tonight governor tom wolf released a statement saying in part, this report and the conduct detailed are disturbing. representative miccarelli must resign and these allegations must fully be investigated by all appropriate authorities ".

so new snack coming to your sundays on fox. pizza hut is the nfl's new official pizza sponsor but the twitch from papa john's is stirring thing up tonight kristen. >> lucy there's been controversy between the nfl and their former pizza partner papa john's since november. few months ago papa john himself said the nfl hurt their sales by resolving the quote current debacle to the players and owners satisfaction. he was of course referencing the social issues on the field sta standing or kneeling for the national anthem. so the nfl and papa john's cut ties yesterday. and a day later, the nfl has found themselves a new pizza partner. pizza hut. and the news was welcomed in from pretty much everyone around the league. former nfl quarterback curt warner tweeted out "loving that pizza hut has become sponsor of nfl thinking outloud here but all former players getting free pizza and wings to watch nfl games on sunday in fall would be great first move".

>> carson wentz agreeing with warner. there's a new nfl pizza partner i can get down with some pizza hut but some eagles fans aren't too happy with wept's response. chris tweeted quote you're in phil, carson. much better pizza readily available to you. hash tag go birds. i'm sure carson enjoying a good cheap meal of local pizza, too birds fans. nfl did comment on the new partnership with pizza hut they have the creativity they're looking for and are excited to make the at home nfl experience better than ever. i'll have more on the eagles on field moves from the combine ahead in sports. ♪ their teenaged son diagnose with cancer. no cure. no treatment. >> then you're blind sided against when they say there's nothing that we can do. >> and his sister could be next. now their mission is to make sure you know about it. myrtle beach, here i come. >> see it's john from high spot

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♪ we're talking about a high wind watch that will go effect friday morning through saturday morning. winds gusting to about 60 miles an hour especially down the shore and for our delaware beaches. the winds really kick in friday morning gusting to 30 in

philadelphia. 40s down the shore. by the afternoon into the evening 50 miles an hour winds in philadelphia. 60 down the shore. definitely creating some problems. local teen is in the fight of his life. battling an extremely rare cancer. it is so rare there's no cure, no treatment. and his sister could be next. but as our dawn timmeney reports from allentown, their community is rallying around them. no, that's not fair. >> reporter: the werner family cherishes their family time now more than ever. in february of 2016, their son bryce developed a nagging cough. doctors prescribed antibiotics but the cough didn't go away. >> it got to the point where he didn't want to eat very much. he was really tired. >> reporter: doctors discovered bryce actually had a huge tumor in his stomach. >> it was so big it was pressing on his diaphragm which was causing the coughing. >> reporter: bryce had surgery the day before his 13th birthday and shortly after that, the turners learned the teen has a rare cancer called

gastrointestinal stromal tumor or gist. it's a genetic mutation. no treatment, no cure. >> when you hear cancer as a parent right away you think, okay, we're -- this what we're going to do and then you're blind sided again when they say there's nothing that we can do. >> reporter: the only option to take the tumor house. bryce had half his stomach removed, part of inn intestines and small portion of his liver in the process. >> i was pretty much just thinking what's going to happen although and doesn't show it bryce is in pain every day, back pain, stomach pain. >> i don't digest foods really well so i have to go to the bathroom lot so that definitely affect mice live a lot, and the scans, um, and the blood work and all the routine checkups and everything. it's just been a lot. >> reporter: to make matters worse, his 15 year old sister ariana and his dad chris also have the genetic mutation to develop gist. are are under constant observation with little rhee

research on this cancer the werners are on a mission. >> getting the word out. making people aware is something that our family is really doing our best to help with. >> reporter: the horrible diagnosis definitely bringing this family closer together and appreciating life more than ev ever. >> try to keep my mind off of it. big activity i do is boy scouts. >> there are days where it's emotional exhausting and there are days that it hits you like how did we get here in life, but for the most part we try and stay he can treatmently positive and not let cancer define us or our life. >> reporter: sadly bryce has three tumors that have started to grow again on his liver. doctors can only wait and monitor them and when they become life threatening try to remove em there's big benefit for bryce to help the family cover their mountains of medical bills and expenses. for more information on that go to fox29.com much the family is so appreciative. they say if it hadn't been for the kindness of others, they probably would have lost their

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♪ so we're keeping an eye on that right there. developindeveloping storm destre winds, big-time rain, major flooding. meteorologist kathy orr is tracking the timing of the storm little later in our newscast. president trump is calling on congress to act quickly on gun laws. pennsylvania senator pat toomey was among the lawmakers at a bipartisan meeting at the white house today. toomey has been pushing a bill to broaden background checks but listen to his conversation with president trump. senator toomey is off camera. >> it doesn't make sense i have to wait until i'm 21 to get a handgun but i can get this weapon at 18. i don't know. i'm just curious what did you in

your bill. >> we didn't address it mr. president. >> because you're afraid of the nra. >> no, no. in all fairness -- >> the white house is expected to reveal more on the president's plans for school safety this week. in the wake of the florida school shooting two major retailers are changing things up when it comes to gun sales. dick's sporting goods says it's no longer going to sell high-powered rifles like the ar-15 and will no longer sell any firearm to anyone younger than 21. walmart says it also will not sell firearms or ammunition to anyone under the age of 21. walmart stopped selling high powered rifles like the ar-15 in 2015. do you perhaps have guns that you no longer want? well, on friday, the city of philadelphia is buying back guns you don't need id, no questions asked. our joyce evans has the details. >> i was watching tv every night, you know, i see what's happening. >> reporter: it's not all on tv and it's not just in philadelphia. last summer, yonni and his

family when terrorized by gunmen in new york. >> somebody has to do something and hopefully other people will start to do something now. >> reporter: partnering with philadelphia police he is opening up his property at broad and york for philly's first gun buy back event of 2018. >> we're not only combating gun violence but also trying to combat and thwart the availability of guns. >> reporter: the captain says, about 680 guns were reported stolen in 2016 during crimes like robbery, burglary or theft. so friday from 10am to sick p.m., anybody can drop off any gun no questio questions asked 5 gift card to his clothing boutique right next door. and police say many people who come out are legal gun owners who just want to get rid of firearms. >> because you don't want a gun that you're not using that you don't need to be present in your home or god for bid in your car and become the victim of a burglary or some sort of theft

or criminal event and someone take that gun. >> reporter: already offered up one of his businesses in camden and another one in will ming tour for future buy back. those will be happening very soon he says. joyce evans fox 29 news. police in pennsville, n, want to you take very good look at this video. they're looking for the drivers of these cars, saying earlier this month, the group pulled into a walmart, went at the back of the store, and ran out with pallets, whole bunch of them worth about $500 in total. a mystery in chester county uwchlan township. police found a woman dead at a lab that manages clinical trials before drugs hit the mark. they say they got a call just before 2:00 this afternoon had them racing to the labs. when they got they found the woman dead with a hazardous substance near her. the chester county hazmat team responded and the medical examiner is now looking into exactly how that woman died.

we all have our favorite spots. some are businesses that have been open for many, many years but when our cherish places close their doors we lose a little bit of our history. and now a couple of beloved philly establishments in old philadelphia are on the way out and our hank flynn has their send off. >> it's hank i'm in front of rikiin's hardware which is closing down after more than 100 years in business. my take is, i don't like it. i hate it but like they say change is going to come. >> rick lynn' was closed today a sign on the door announced goodbye say starting that you are after 105 years in business. ann is holding out hope she's been a shopper there almost four years. >> i was hoping when they retired that they'd keep it in the family or sell it to somebody who would keep it open as hardware store. >> sure. >> maybe that is still possible. anybody out there with the iterest come and keep it as our

local hardware store. >> possible not probable. everything from every department is reportedly marked to go for the store's swansong sale. i decided to go bowling. i'm a crappy bowler but i won't get better at high spot lanes in roxborough. they're shutting down wednesday night after men's league. >> time to go, man. we're getting old. we can't do it no more. and time to go. >> we gave a hundred%. >> charles and john have run the high spot for the better part of last 40 years. byob bowling a place where always friends usually family like john's daughter maryann. >> i shed a tear yesterday. close to tears now. because like i said it's part of my home. i grew up here. part of my home. >> get in there. >> that was part of the magic. charles says the close knit crowd and easy access to bowling practice made for 300 scores and a traveling team tough to beat.

>> pittsburgh, cincinnati, detroit. we bowled everywhere. and they said here comes high spot lanes. god's honest truth. >> reporter: so what happens now? lion share share of the speculation says high spot will get torn down for housing much developers bought the place. it is the way of things. it doesn't mean i have to like it. i'm getting old. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ sir, can you hear us? sir? >> a couple of south jersey troopers new something wasn't right. so they busted out the window of this car and saved a man's life. get this. your job it's saving you money, and apparently more than you think. ♪

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database primarily the passport photo. >> so far only airports in spain, portugal and the united kingdom use the software right now n your money saving up for your child's education? you may want to put more money away if you can. majority of parents who are saving only have less than $10,000 saved up. so says a survey from website student loan hero. tepp grand would barely cover the tuition and fees for one year at a public college and that is for in state students. good news if you're heading down the road to retirement. your job may be helping you save more than you know. recent survey found sponsors of 401ks and other retirement accounts are increasely enhancing those plans. some things the survey found nearly 75% of employers are now auto enrolling new participants they don't even ask you they just do it and 24% of businesses are increasing plan contributions mainly through employer matches. all righty, kathy.

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>> in parkland florida parents did something most probably hadn't done since their children were in elementary school. many took the day off to walk their kids to school for the first day back to class after a gunman killed 17 people. ♪ >> sometimes words just don't do it. but hugs, hugs can get you through. this day, it took many arc wall of teachers and school colors, parents, staying with kids until it was time to go. >> it was as expected. i mean look at this place. >> welcoming them back because they are the ones who can come back. >> our school really doesn't want to be defined by this tragedy. we want to be defined by how much love and support we all give each other. >> a flower from the first responder who's saved their lives. tv crews recording the next step of the journey, the journey they never imagined nor ever wanted to take. >> very empty. very hollow.

you know, but throughout the day i felt better. >> kids at marjory stoneman douglas started school yet again on this day. a new normal if anything can be normal again after what unfolded two weeks ago in those very hauls and in those classrooms. >> when i got into the classroom it was kind of like everyone stared at each and got silent and riri united. >> the friends who made it absolutely thinking about those who did not and the questions so many millions of other parents asked their children every single day, how was school on this day at this school took on far deeper significance. >> we're never going to go back to normal but just going to get us in the right direction. >> that's all you can do head in the right direction. it was a half day of school today and today teachers say pretty much every single student wanted to hang out with those therapy dogs. there were many. at the very least, have one of

those stress balls that the school was handing out. a local little girl's night absolutely made after time on the hard court with the world famous harlem globetrotters eight-year-old zaniya bell has inoperable brain tumor. globetrotters squish young saw her story on instagram and you know what he did, he reach out to her dad squish along with sues invited her to shoot some hoops at temple. she did great. so much fun on the court. they even broke out some dance moves. she also got to sit on the bench with the players during the big game. good stuff. a major coastal storm could slam the shore in ocean city, new jersey, damaging winds, heavy rain and flooding are all within the realm of possibility. meteorologist kathy orr has your forecast in 15 seconds.

>> it's it's quiet night across the delaware valley of the ink creasing clouds out there now. pretty on the parkway with temperatures that are pretty mild 51 degrees at this late hour. the high temperature made it to 61 today with winds out of the south the nine. right now temperatures mainly in the 50's. we have some 40s. still seeing those southerly winds with our storm system well to the south. but this low is going to move into the ohio valley tomorrow and as it does, it's going to bring rain our way and then redevelop off the coast as a major coastal storm at least an inch of rain from allentown through philadelphia and atlantic city but to the northth east higher accumulations and that's why we have a flood watch that will go into effect tomorrow night through friday night for some heavy rain. we'll track the low into the ohio valley watch it redevelop off the coast. the rain spreading in from the west during the day tomorrow. after the noon hour. so you're good in the morning even lunch time. maybe able to sneak out get

lunch get back quickly by 1:00 o'clock the rain moves in. we'll see the secondary low pressure system take over and as it does, it's going to strengthen as it pulls away pulls down some cold air. so you get a chance of snow in some spots. and you get a lot of wind and that's why we have that high wind watch in effect and that will continue into saturday morning. winds gusting to 50 even 60 miles an hour down the shore. as far as the snow, some rain to wet snow not accumulating through philadelphia. but as you get into the upper lehigh valley and the poconos, we'll see some snow showers late friday possibly up to 4-inches of wet snow in the poconos. down the shore, big problems. rain, coastal flooding, beach erosion possible prob property damage. those strong damaging wind gusts and even some scattered power outages in the height of the storm is definitely thursday night through friday night even into saturday morning. so that high wind watch this is for friday into saturday. mainly south jersey and delaware. once again, winds gusting 50 to 60 miles an hour. overnight low temperatures in

the 40s. 41 in the poconos. 40 in pottstown and allentown. during the day tomorrow, the rain moves in mainly in the afternoon it's heavy at night. winds becoming easterly at about five to 10 miles an hour. on your seven day forecast it's out of here by saturday. but it's still will be windy. sunday looks good the high 48. monday 50. tuesday near 50. another chance of showers on wednesday with a high near 50 degrees. so the next 48 hours are going to be difficult. kristen even after the rain is gone, we still have to contend with that flooding. >> ooh, something to keep our eyes on kathy. it feels like the eagles won the super bowl just yesterday, but already they're back at work putting together their team for next year. coming up hear the one thing the eagles are looking for in their draft picks plus the latest if the birds are thinking about trading nick foles next.

now with tomorrow' traffic here's bob kelly. good evening, everybody. hope you did all your errands and running around today because tomorrow is going to be a totally different story with rain on the way. as you get out and about, king of prussia going to be a rough one. eastbound 422 ramp to route 23 blocked. first avenue is probably your best alternate and if you're hungry we got a spot for you tomorrow morning. we're going to the green parrot for our breakfast segment up there in newtown. we'll be live between 9:00 and 10:00 o'clock. come on by on your way to work or school. sue has the forecast. i'll check

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♪ >> there's no time to rest if you want to win another super bowl. less than a month after winning in minnesota the eagles are back at work. the front office and coaches are at the nfl combine in indianapolis and the question on everyone's mind, are the eagles going to trade nick foles or keep him for another season? howie roseman said today the eagles really value their super bowl mvp. not for what he has done but also for what he can do for the team. >> he's got great character. great leadership that. room is exactly what we're looking for. we have a franchise quarterback, um, we have a super bowl mvp and we have young quarterback that works out as well. we're getting started a little bit behind all these other teams and we know in this league if we don't get to work and get serious about this, um, we'll

get our butt kick. as the eagles evaluate the draft prospects at the combine this week there's one overriding factor howie roseman is considering. do they fit within the eagles culture? >> one of the reasons we had success was because the chemistry of our group. i mean i had an amazing locker room. amazing chemistry within that team. and so we have to be very careful about not getting outside of the things that made us successful and making sure we're sticking to our process as we do that. villanova has had bit of bumpy road to end the season. they lost three of their last six games tonight they looked to build momentum before the conference tournament. two games left before that. taking on seton hall. nova down within win a little over a minute to go. brunson knocks down the jumper wildcats sake the 50-49 lead. pirates looking to respond but maikel bridges gets the steal and the layup. nova extending their lead. seton hall came back. we're tied 52 all heading into overtime. temple taking on uconn owls

down six. he gets the steal he's going to take up ahead to rose for the dunk. owls fighting back. cut their deficit to just one. tyler paulie knocks down this shot from three-point range. owls just couldn't get over the hump. temple falls 72-66. lasalle taking on dayton first half, johnny schuller gets the steal. take it up the court. lobs it for bj or gives it to bj johnson i would say for the slam explorers take down the flyers seventy one-53. vinceville lasques making his spring training debut today against the blue jays bottom of the second toronto up two-sorry. grander son goes deep that will go over for three run homerun. blue jays win it all, seven-one. >> all righty then. a lot going on this would be big for nova. they had right there. tied in overtime. whoo! >> i know. >> it's been like three years since they've lost two in a row. >> i know.

>> march is coming. >> we'll be okay. >> tomorrow. >> oh yeah. >> madness. >> that does it for us at 10:00. hope you guys bought your lotto tickets. fox 29 news at 11:00 is on the other side of the break and all three us will be with you this time around. remember, your powerball lottery drawing is next. good luck to you. ♪