Appeal today that was to be argued. Reporter Haddon Heights attorney was one of many who arrived at the Hughes Justice complex in trenton to argue a case, but they were turned away because of a 16inch water main that flooded and shut down market street. I had no clue what was going on, i want to the buildings, they said its closed. I see all the water people out. Due to weve had extreme weather conditions and temperatures low, weve had personnel out here since 5 00 a. M. Reporter the water main break turned the area into a skating rink, ice covered the roads and the sidewalk and shut down the courthouse buildings adjacent to the complex. We showed up for court today, the door is locked, the sign says no court. Reporter a little frustrating. Very frustrating. Reporter Officials Say they had no choice, but to close the justice department. Number one we have no Fire Protection or toilet facilities or water for the building itself with that all of the health and safety issues we have to cl
The suv. If someone threw it off an overpass thats absolutely crazy. You can get somebody killed like that. Reporter again, that driver, the victim, 75 years old. Hes now fighting for his life at the crozerchester medical center. Reporting live along the turnpike bob brooks channel6 action news. Sharrie. Yeah, bizarre story. Lets hope investigators get some answers. Bob, thank you. Well, the two main Court Facilities in trenton respect shut down because of a water main break. The Rushing Water froze on Market Street after the 16inch main broke this morning area. Around 2500 state workers were sent home because the Hughes Justice complex and the Mercer County courthouse lost Water Service hadnt to close for the day. New jersey correspondent Nora Muchanic will have an update on the repairs tonight at 5 00. As that picture proves after a snowy weekend the work week got off to a very frigid start as we get a first check of the accuweather forecast. Lets head outside. Meteorologist adam jos
Both saturday and sunday and when you take a look at how hot it feels this really tells the story. The max heat index expected in philadelphia close to 110. 105 to 109 in our suburbs not to the north and west. 100 to 105 at the immediate coastlinely well take a closer look at the forecast let you know how long this heat is sticking around and when that relief is come brianing with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. Not soon enough. Melissa thank up. Brutal temperatures have people everywhere looking for ways to stay cool. The Philadelphia Corporation or aging has its heat line up and running today. If you have questions or concerns about heat stress and medical warning signs you can call this number on your screen. The heat line is opened until midnight today and tomorrow. It closes at 9 oclock sunday night. Meanwhile the city of philadelphia decided to keep its pools opened longer than planned because of this heat. Action News Reporter Jeanette Reyes continues our Team Cover
Minute. Pottstown, 30 degrees, 32 in trenton, down a degree in the last hour. Down to 33 in bronxboro and south philadelphia. We will see some limited sunshine to start with. 37 at 8 00 with winds out of the eastnortheast. A breeze at 11 00 this morning. 44 degrees. And then into the afternoon, cloudy skies and 47, cooler than normal for this time of year. Normally temperatures reach in the 50s. Some spots will get warmer than others. Well go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when im back. Right now katy zachry has traffic. People are back to work, back to school, and maybe even traveling back from their long thanksgiving plans we are seeing a lot of things pick up as we hit the 6 00 hour. Starting in new jersey, 95 new jersey turnpike sorry, a new thing on 95 ill tell you about. New jersey turnpike northbound north of exit 8, the outer roadway there was a fire that happened a vehicle fire and accident. So the left and center lanes are blocked there. The inner roadway,
Really used to the unseasonably warm winter were having because look at this. Outside the Great American pub on fayette street they have outdoor seating still in place. So, thats quite a sight. Thats a stein of the wintertime for sure. Here are three things to know before you leave your house for work or school this morning. It is unseasonably cold out. Or i should say it is seasonably cold. Very different from what we were feeling over the last few weeks. You need to layer up. The wind is not as strong as it has been over the last few days. And fortunately temperatures are warming today. There are at least five counties in the area, and we have that information for you, where they extended their code blue declarations until later today. Bucks, montgomery, burlington, camden and Cumberland County in new jersey. Code blues are issued when conditions are so extreme they threat at any safety and health of people who are outside, homeless and are without shelter. In most cases shortterm sh