>> good morning everyone, it is 4:30 a.m., friday, february 16. here's what we're following for you, coming coming up later this morning we're you about camden police working on the crash of a girl on the sidewalk.

we'll have a live report this morning on the school shooting. >> let's go over to karen rogers and david murphy. we have rain on satellite. storm tracker 6 live double scan, coming up out of the floor and showing it to you, most of it is moderate rain, but steady enough, you want to slow it down. farther south by cape may and dover, it's fairly overcast, the rain is moving east, probably hanging with us off and on until mid afternoon. 54 in philadelphia. 56 in allentown and reading. 57 in trenton. 53 degrees in wilmington, 57 in millville. as we take a look at today's forecast, one thing you'll notice, rain hanging with us until mid afternoon and then it

starts to are dry. temperatures are going backwards. we're starting out at 56, 57 degrees. by dinnertime, the numbers drop in the upper 40s and plunge in the 20s overnight. there's a winter storm watch for the northern suburbs, mercer county, bucks county, montgomery county, all counties outside of philadelphia. delaware county, chester county included into the poconos, this is saturday night we're looking at a probably one to three inch accumulation up here, in the northern areas we could go 3 to 6. we'll let you know when this arrives and when it ends in the seven day. karen, what are the roads like this morning. >> reporter: the roads are wet, when you head out, you don't have driving rains, but wet conditions that was enough to create big problems yesterday. montgomery drive, eastbound

traffic heading toward center city moving just fine. on the ben franklin bridge, we have construction crews working even in the damp conditions blocking the right lane driving in from new jersey, is one of the spots we saw the fog in south jersey. looking outside live on the vine street expressway, fog not a big deal here, westbound traffic approaching the schuylkill expressway. live in new jersey, 42 northbound traffic. you can see how wet it is on the roads coming up from turnersville or deptford, take it easy, matt. >> a driver lost control of his car in camden and jumped the quush -- curb and struck and killed an 8-year-old girl riding her bike, jeanette reyes is live at camden county police with the story. >> reporter: the little girl was enjoying the unusually warm weather we had yesterday. today her family is mourning her

tragic death. this is the video of the scone, the flipped over suv the mangled bike on the sidewalk. police say it happened yesterday afternoon at 4:15 p.m., the young girl was riding her bike along the 400 block of state street when a vehicle drimp by an 84-year-old man jumped the curb and hit her. the car hit a 40-year-old man on the front stoop of his home. 40-year-old victim and 84-year-old driver are in stable condition. the 8-year-old died at the hospital. >> we pride our ability to have our children go outside to play at 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon, that's something we worked hard to get. unfortunately we have the incidents that happen. the loss of any life is a poignant one is the loss of

community and to have the young child lose their life as such a young age is a loss for the future of the city. >> reporter: no word on whether the driver had a medical condition leading up to the crash. the specifics are being held by the camden county prosecutor's office. the names of the 17 victims killed in the school shooting in south florida. thousands came together to mourn those lost and pray for those who are injured. investigators are trying to figure out why the 19-year-old gunman opened fire. stephanie are a -- ramos is live

in florida. >> reporter: we've seen people in shock, trying to find strength anywhere after the deadliest school took place in their town. overnight thousands coming together in disbelief and grief. for the rest of my days, this will be engraved in my mind and i don't think it will ever go away. >> 17 victims names were ready out loud. >> reporter: some were chanting norm guns. many of the victims, teenage students, one in the school marching band. another on the way to college on a swim scholarship. some in their first year of high school. just knowing that his seat won't be filled next time i enter the class is heart wrenching.

for the survivors, the moments that were almost the last replaced over and over in their minds. >> i was scared i was going to be next. >> reporter: lexi said the shooter opened fire in her classroom, not everyone survived. >> i'm thankful to be here, at the same time i'm hurt to know a lot of people i know are gone. >> reporter: police say the gunman said he heard voices to carry out the attack. sources tell abc this was his instagram account. he is seen here holding a pistol and in another holding a large knife. authorities digging into the suspect's past. >> reporter: the man who told authorities about the threat of the suspected gunman posted to youtube saying he was going to

shoot up the school. the tipster said he spoke to the fbi and told youtube and the fbi said they are looking into it. stephanie ramos. >> you'll find a survivor's call for action and interview with former police commissioner, charles ramsey and how to discuss the treanl -- tragedy with children. we'll continue with updates on air and throughout "good morning america." police are investigating a shooting in south jersey in salem city. one person was shot in the chest and taken to the hospital. no word on the victim at condition. fire tore through a town home in the lehigh valley. broke out on the 3500 block of pen field way in upper nazareth at 5:15 p.m. the flames destroyed one home

and damaged one more, crude brought it under control, no injuries were reported. >> nick foles went from backup quarterback to super bowl m.v.p., he joked about it on jimmy kimmel live. >> i used to go into whole foods nobody cared, i knew when i went in there things changed i started to get recognized. >> kimmel brought up the topic, everyone is wondering will foles stick around? foles said he is focusing on being a husband and father right now. >> we love philly that stuff is out of my control. we have agents that handle that. we love the situation we'll worry about that when that comes. >> we love philly, just to be part of the community and bringing in the first super bowl >> foles said he gets why eagles fans are so passionate

and so emotional after the championship. >> he say things. a former teacher faces charges for paying students disassembly fireworks so he could make bombs. wild live concerned about two bears burned in wildfires d. >> reporter: most of us on radar looking at rain, most of delaware and south jersey are still dry. the roads will get a little bit wet. the roads will be slippery and snowy over the weekend. i'll have that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

>> welcome back taking live look, this is 611, the main strip all the stores that were part of the community for a

generation, it's a rainy scene out there, roadways and foggy in parts. >> we're getting a good soaking, david. >> reporter: yeah we are most of the area is seeing it right now. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing it in through philadelphia and down into wilmington. the places missing it, a dover south and not in cape may county and atlantic county. this is moving toward the east it will be with us off and on probably into the middle of the afternoon. tonight looks to be drier, but it will be cooler. as we look outside, we have wet conditions on i-95 early traffic of course is light as it usually is at this time. you can see all the moisture on the roadways that will slow you down a little bit. temperature, 54 degrees, the dewpoint the same as the temperature indication that the air is saturated we've got the rain. winds are 5 miles per hour as we

look at temperatures across the region, 63 in dover. 53 in wilmington, 5557 in trenton. these numbers may rise over the next couple of hours and slide during the day. future tracker 6 shows you between now an 9:00 a.m., we're looking at off and on rain. it gets off the coast in time for a dry evening, temperatures will fall. you get an indication of that between now and the forecast at 8:00. sagging to 5 by noon. 6:00 p.m., 49 degrees and drying out. overnight tonight we'll get down to 26 in philadelphia. most of the area in the 20s. these numbers are all the morning highs. 57 in allentown. 58 in reading, 56 in wilmington,

60 in dover. 57 in cape may. saturday it's going to be a colder day. high of 40. dipping in the evening as snow arrives. by 5:00 p.m. it's just pushing in, maybe starting out as a little bit of rain and sleet. you can see most of this outside of the southern areas will be snow all the way up until 10:00. the good news it doesn't last all that long. 3:00 a.m., we're drying out, hopefully the salt crews get out there and do a good job on the roads overnight so sunday is better. light accumulation, a coating to annual inch in south jersey, and one throw three in chester, bucks and bucks county. there's 3 to 6-inch band farther north you go into the region. a winter weather watch has been posted saturday night in areas outside delaware county and philadelphia and points to the

north including trenton. what to expect, snow on i-95, more snow to the north and west, more snow terms of driving from 7:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. tomorrow night. today, 57 degrees start. rain tapering off in the around. saturday, we have late snow arriving, slippery at night and 40 degrees. sunday, drying a bit milder, 58. monday, clouds and afternoon rain, 52. tuesday, temperatures jump. 68 on tuesday, 70 on wednesday, maybe a late shower, but who cools. 70. thursday, 54, cooler, but still above average. a former new york city high school teacher and his brother are accused of stockpiling

explosive materials and paying students to help them make bombs. federal authorities raided the apartments yesterday, two students were paid $50 an hour to break open fireworks and save the powder. both brothers pled not guilty. the u.s. senate left dreamers in limbo and at risk of deportation. all the plans were defeated. one quarter of his fellow republicans voted against him. a bipartisan proposal that would predict the dreamers and give the president a border wall were undefeated. new photos appear to show two bears moving around the forest. they were treated for burns during the thomas fire in december.

they are released back in the wild last month. karen rogers is up next with the late he is conditions on the roads on this friday morning. mcdonald's has announced a changes to their happy meals some parents are going to like.

get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the fastest internet available, plus netflix, plus up to200 tv channels, plus phone, plus a two-year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month. it's time to fiber optics your netflix. go to getfios.comto switch today.

you know what day it is? >> it's the 16th of february. >> reporter: it's friday. sky6 live hd looking live in penns landing, looking good, it's a little wet out there. that created a nightmare or 6 on the roads yesterday. we'll see how we do today. this is 42 at creek road. light volume, it's wet, you have more fog than yesterday. be careful as you head out. you can see that here, west deptford gloucester county. 295 at 130. we have a gas main repair on 70 westbound ocean county at route 38 blocking the two right lanes. area area bridges are looking good, when i was come over it was really foggy. that's westbound traffic coming into the city. roads are wet, but take it easy.

>> yesterday new jersey governor phil murphy announced plans to ease overcrowding on new jersey transit. 20 recars will be returned to service and the transit age fino use moore cars.relief is immedi. it will take average 30 year moe rate is 4% asand for inventory d ground. the dow was up 306 points and the00p 32. higher open. the happy meal is getting a makeover. mcdonald's plans to cut the popular kids meals 0

cheese burgers are not the popular you, they can opt for hamburger no cheese, they are cutting the added s in chocolate milk and bottled water featured beverage 

>> philadelphia's new district

attorney is dropping more than 50 pending marijuana cases. he does not plan to prosecutor new ones. -- prosecute new ones. crazner said he would like to devote his time to murders. a senior with down syndrome was a starters for last night's game against lenape. she scored a bask as a starter. >> this school ask unincredible place. >> it means so much to me, i wouldn't know what to do if i didn't have friends. >> it's awesome. >> they say like the mayor of camden catholic, like she means the world to the teachers, the students and then me. >> she has been one of the

teams' biggest supporters and cheerleaders at four years of camden catholic. students from penn state is rallying around a great cause. thon, the annual dance marathon for peed pediatric cancer is the largest charity dance in the world. >> a strategic accident in camden, an elderly driver kills a girl, 8 years old, who was riding her bike on the sidewalk.

>> good morning everyone, it's 5:00 a.m., friday, february 16. here's whether a we're following on "action news." >> thousands come together to remember the 17 victims killed in the deadly school shooting in florida. we've learned one of the victims has ties to the area. >> a young girl enjoying the warm weather is killed riding her bike in camden. >> make sure you take your umbrella. we're tracking rain. we could have the possibility of snow this weekend. >> you'll have to wring everything out at the end of the day, let's go over to david murphy. >> reporter: yesterday, man, it was really mild. >> reporter: i was raking leaves out of the yard acting like it was may. we had rain popping through, happening overnight, looks like a good portion of this continues

to fall during the morning and a good portion of the afternoon,