right now on "nbc 10 news today" the fog that's been blanketing the region is now starting to lift. but not before it's made driving difficult and has caused some airport delays. the icy weather this weekend triggered this deadly pileup on i-95 in baltimore. it started when a tanker truck slipped off a bridge and burst into flames. it was all caught on this cell phone video. plus an owner fights back when somebody tries to rob his repair shop in southwest philadelphia. nbc 10 news starts now. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today" i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this sunday. let's get right to that weather with meteorologist krystal klei who is tracking the foggy start. >> this fog has very, very

quickly been spinning out. in fact when i drove in which is only a couple hours ago we were still seeing dense fog even through philadelphia. all we needed was a little boost in temperatures to start thinning the fog and now we're right back to where we should be. ten miles is the max you'll see on the visibility map and that's where we are at philadelphia airport. look at northeast philly, same deal. but as we go into trenton, allentown, mount pocono and reading, right around a quarter of a mile to a half mile which indicates very dense fog still lingering in some parts of our viewing area. notice pottstown and lancaster, they've just recently started to see thinning fog. if you will be getting out this morning that fog is continuing to thin out from south to north. why? the warmer air is continuing to pump on in just as we were telling you yesterday. so, now we're really starting to see those temperatures boost, as well. overnight we were expecting some very light showers to move through and that did happen. since then those have moved on out. pockets of heavier rain, as well. and the next round will be coming. the next round is going to last

awhile. in fact this is a whole line of rain that's going to start to move in. so sunday is going to be a wet one. taking farther outlook and that's where you can see it starting right through central parts of pa and stretching through pittsburgh and even into cleveland we see some of the lingering of a cold front. that's going to start to move in. it's also going to drop our temperatures as we start moving through the afternoon. these temperatures are going to be warmer than later in the day. 51 in philadelphia and 48 in lancaster. 44 degrees for allentown. these temperatures are going to climb before noon before they start to slip. we'll track those numbers. than. you can see the thick fog blanketing our region. the fog moved in last night. holiday shoppers walked out of the king of prush yeah mall into this soupy mess. in fairmont park you could barely see just a few feet in front of your car it's all clear

now at philadelphia international airport. this is a different look. there are delays of about 15 minutes for departures and arrivals. we are certainly not the only ones contending with volatile weather this weekend. ice and snow battered a large pors of the country yesterday from new mexico to new england at least five people died on the roads with hundreds of accidents reported. icy weather played a role in this deadly tanker truck crash and pileup in bat more. take a look at the truck burst into flames just moments after it slipped off a bridge on i-95. a driver who decided to pull over because of the icy conditions took the cell phone video of the crash. debris from the explosion flew across the highway, triggering a 67-car pileup. two people died. several others were hurt. it took maryland state police and tow truck crews about 12 hours to clear this scene. back here in our area in northeast philly a man is in the hospital after being shot by the pizza delivery driver he allegedly robbed. it happened on wellington

street. the delivery driver told police after the robber got his cash the driver pulled a gun and opened fire. this morning the suspect is in stable condition. southwest philadelphia, another armed business owner stopped an attempted robbery. police tell nbc 10 a 30-year-old man tried to hold up this auto repair shop on paschall avenue around 6:30 last night. that's when the owner pulled out his gun and shot the suspect several times. medics rushed bought-be robber to the hospital. no word on this country. now investigators will be looking for the cause of a fire at this row home. the flames broke out here on headley street yesterday morning. once crews arrived they quickly put out the fire. there are no reports of any injuries. a woman and a child who jumped from a second floor of a burning row home in west philadelphia remain in the hospital this morning. firefighters rushed to the row home here on north 61st street early yesterday morning. they managed to get the woman and 3-year-old girl to safety but both suffered serious burns. there's no word on their

conditions. fire officials are now investigating the cause of this fire. president-elect dikembe has wrapped up his thank you tour and now he and his supporters are looking ahead to the inauguration on january 20th. yesterday president clinton trump finished the thank you tour with a rally in mobile, alabama. he responded to first lady michelle obama's latest comment about the election. the first lady said americans now know what it's like to feel hopeless. >> i assume she was talking about the past, not the future, because i'm telling you, we have tremendous hope, and we have tremendous promise and tremendous potential. mr. trump added he thought the first lady meant her statement in a different way than it came out. the trump transition will be the focus of discussion for former defense secretary robert gates and former clinton campaign manager john podesta. they will both be guests on

mbs's "meet the press" this morning with chuck todd. that's at 10:30. all right coming up right now on nbc 10, some delicate negotiations are under way in syria's civil war that could lead to evacuations from the rebel-held area of aleppo. we'll have an update from overseas. and later in our next half hour, a rescue mix-up. police answered a frantic call to save a woman frozen in a car. but that's not exactly what they found when they got there. we'll explain.

now your nbc 10 first alert weather welcome back live. dark look outside in nil fa here. and a big difference in this camera shot compared to yesterday morning's camera shot. yesterday we were tracking the snow, the ice, all over the place. in fact, in patches, you'll still see it out there this morning. but, the big difference, those temperatures. you step outdoors this morning you're going to say, wow, it

does not feel like it did yesterday morning. but if you wait a little later in the day it may start to feel a little closer to it. today we're going to see our high temperatures climbing and hitting right around your lunch time. and then, as you move into the afternoon, the temperatures starting to fall again. why? a big cold front moving through. what we're looking at is some winds picking up throughout your morning as well. that's with the cold front starting to creep closer. and some rain starting to move in. right around 8:00 avlt m. through your lunch time. in fact the rain will linger right about until 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. when it should move out. then we're going to see just clouds starting to break apart as we move into the evening. temperatures starting in the 50s. suburbs, 51 degrees, those showers lingering right into your early afternoon through the lehigh valley as well. what we don't typically see today we will with the high temperature hitting in the first half of the day instead of the second half of the day. in delaware 58 to start, rain picking up as we move a little late into the morning and that will continue into your afternoon also.

for new jersey, looking at 57 degrees by your lunch time. again your high temperature hitting right around late morning to early afternoon. we'll be close to 60 degrees at the jersey shore. your current wind speeds this morning are right around 5 to 15 miles per hour. but notice dover picking up just a bit at 21. also notice winds still coming in from the south. that's going to change direction in the afternoon because that's where the cold front is coming from. the cold front moves in, picks up those winds to 10 to 20 miles per hour, but gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour. we're talking another breezy to windy day with a front moving through. we're going to take a closer look at the change in temperatures as we get into your work week. it's a big one coming up. >> the season is truly here. camelback in the poconos, a live look at the resort where the snow tubing park opened yesterday. skiing and snowboarding started up on thursday and they've had quite a bit of snow. we have got a few more inches on those slopes. this morning a north philadelphia family has a new home for the holidays thanks to

habitat for humanity. this is the charity's 200th home completed in the philadelphia area. organizers handed over the keys to the house on north 16th street yesterday. a couple along with their two sons will be moving in. 5:41 right now on this sunday. the drone is coming home. next we'll tell you why chinese authorities now say they'll return a u.s. navy research drone that the country swiped last week.

this is nbc 10 news. just about quarter till 6:00 right now on this sunday morning. here is a live look at a very festive blue cross river rirng right along penn's landing. obviously nobody out there at this hour but i'm sure a little bit later on today once the sun comes up we'll see quite a few ice skaters. as you can see from this live picture the fog is really starting to lift at this hour. meteorologist krystal klei will have more details throughout the morning in the first alert forecast. overseas in syria's civil war talks are moving along toward a new deal to evacuate

rebel held areas of aleppo. those evacuations came to a hat on friday. nbc's matt bradley has more in london. >> reporter: well it's very tough to say exactly when we're going to see these evacuations beginning. reuters is quoting a rebel leader who's blaming an iran backed militia group for holding up the evacuations even after this agreement was reached. according to this leader the militia groups are demanding that injured people in two pro-government towns west of aleppo be evacuated at the same time. that was part of the original agreement but it's not clear that evacuations of these pro-government towns is anywhere near beginning. but this kind of holdup is consistent with how this cease-fire deal has gone in aleppo all week long. it was on, and then off, and then on and then off again. >> they broke it. they did not fulfill it. that's why you know the process has been delayed or stopped. >> will the evacuation be back on? >> i don't know. >> now it's on pending some

agreement. obviously very little reason for optimism but for civilians trapped in the hold-out rebel-held neighborhoods of aleppo this is still their best hope for escape and ultimately for survival. all of this is so delicate it just takes one errant shot or misunderstanding to send negotiators back to square one. even as this 4 year long battle for aleppo comes to an end the fate of tens of thousands of people hang in a very tenuous balance. back to you. in china, authorities say they will return a u.s. navy research drone that the country snatched from international waters last week. this all started when a navy survey ship recovered two of the unmanned gliders near the philippines. a chinese ship took one saying it was in a part of the south china sea that they claim as their own. the pentagon has reached a deal to get the drone back. but donald trump tweeted yesterday, quote, we should tell china that we don't want the drone they stole back, let them keep it. president-elect trump has had a

contentious relationship with china. first he angered beijing by speaking to the leader of taiwan. and ter criticized china for building military outposts in the south china sea. a rebel in the box office, plus a really big lottery. those are the headlines for the week ahead in business news. cnbc's dominic chu gives us a preview. is the newest star wars movie living up to expectations? disney predicts "rogue one" will bring in $ is 50 million in the u.s. alone over the weekend. watch for box office figures on monday. there's no slowdown in earnings reports going into the long holiday weekend. federal express, nike and carnival cruise lines all report on tuesday. other well-known names include bed, bath,&beyond on wednesday and conagra on thursday. plenty of information in the week's economic report. november existing home sales are out on wednesday. new home sales will be released on friday. and finally, spain gets to see

who wins its multibillion dollar lottery. it's known as el gordo or the fat one and this year's prizes total $2.4 billion. the drawing will be held on thursday. i'm dominic chu. get all your business news on cnbc. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. and we're starting off with temperatures, but not in the same fashion we did yesterday morning. yesterday morning was all about was it cold enough for freezing precipitation. today, it's all about how warm they are out there. take a look at your jersey shore neighborhoods. we have 50s on the map to start out with. we're in december. 51 degrees right now at cape may courthouse. 54 for woodbine. 53 in mays landing and atlantic city, at 50 degrees. not a bad start. the thing is these temperatures are going to climb a bit through your morning hours. then they're going to start to drop off. because in the afternoon, a cold front is going to move through. now the cold front is coming west to east so jersey shore neighborhoods see the front last. meaning, these temperatures have

the longest time to warm and may make it into the 60s a bit later on. now we're looking at your temperatures for the lehigh valley. the first area to see the cold front and the last area for that warm air to filter in from the south. meaning temperatures haven't warmed merely as much. so we're looking at lehigh valley temperatures, allentown, 34 degrees, 32 in mertztown. bath at 34 and bethlehem at 35 degrees. still chilly there. not seeing rain yet but for the most part even if we did see precip the numbers are just above freezing. meaning it would fall as rain. that's going to continue the case as we move throughout the morning and this starts to move in. looking at our radar and satellite, nice wide view. look at this cold front. so the warm front, warmer air started to surge in yesterday from the south. that's why we saw the changeover from snow to icing conditions to rain, and then finally breaking apart. now we're tracking the actual front itself starting to move in. ahead of it will be the rain. behind it will be much colder

air. notice there is some of that freezing precipitation and snow again. i don't think much of that is going to make it our direction. temperatures will be a little too warm for us to see that. at this point, we'll see pockets of rain move through overnight. there was a spot area of heavier showers that moved through. now it's mostly just clouds and wet roadways you're going to experience. now if you get out a little later this morning, into the afternoon, you're going to run into the rain. so you need the umbrella, you don't even have to do the hair this morning. we're looking at starting hour by hour. then we go through 8:30 there's that line of rain starting to move in. it's not going to be a constant rain the entire day. it will be periods of in/out rain but notice yellows and oranges indicate the pockets of heavier rain moving through. getting out for some shopping, we've got a week left, you're going to notice the rain is starting to move through all of our neighborhoods. by 3:30 it's starting to move out of philadelphia. i think by 4:00 to 5:00 the latest it starts to move out of new jersey and off the shore by

5:00 to 6:00 and then we'll just see some lingering clouds starting to break apart as well. we go overnight. some clearing but as we start your monday morning, those clouds start to return. and we are way cooler on your monday. we'll talk temperatures coming up. christmas certainly came early this year for philadelphia based nonprofit serving thousands of people across our region. it was a complete price when nrg presented a check for $100,000 to manna, a nonprofit that makes and delivers a million nutritious please a year to people battling life threatening illnesses. the donation kicks off the new charitable giving initiative called nrg gives. >> $100,000 is a huge amount of money for this organization. and it's going to really help so many people, and people that are fighting for their life. so this is a huge, happhappy da. >> manna was among three nonprofits nominated by nrg

employees to receive the donation. 5:51. the eagles certainly getting ready for their matchup today with the ravens in baltimore. plus the flyers try for 11 wins in a row but could they ice by the stars to do it? we'll have the highlights next in sports.

time is running out for parents trying to get their hands on the hottest toy of the holiday season. this is a look at one of the lines outside the toys "r" us in king of prussia from just a few moments ago. the store got 52 more muchamals. they cost around 60 to 80 bucks but some are being sold for hundreds of bucks online. hatchamals are toys that hatch from a plastic egg. this is sportsdesk brought to you xfinity. x-1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. the flyers entered saturday's game in dallas the

hottest team in pro sports. winners of ten straight. on eleventh straight victory would tie the second longest streak in team history. on the ice, first period taylor here follows up nick cousins shot puts home the rebound. that's his first career nhl goal and gives the flyers a 1-0 lead. tied at one, steve mason, but kraknel there to put the rebound home. under 90 to play, flyers on the first power play of the game, some room but he can only strike the post with the shot. ten-game win streak, it's over. they fall to the stars 3-1 the final. >> we know we're a good team. you know, i think even without the streak we knew we were a good team before. we were playing good hockey. so we had full confidence in ourselves and you build up a ten-game winning streak it's pretty cool. but it's over with now and you know, you know, we start again, and we continue building on the pose tifs that we had during the streak. >> to the eagles who arrived in baltimore yesterday ahead of

today's game with the ravens. the birds entered a match-up on a four-game losing streak. with more here's john clark on the eagles. >> the eagles are here in baltimore. trying to avoid losing seven straight games on the road in the same season for just the third time in franchise history. the last time it happened was 18 years ago in ray rose's last season. take a look at the birds arriving at the team hotel. some of them stopping to sign aufrs for a very special eagles fan who made the trip. the ravens are a team that is fighting for the playoffs. fighting for their division. they face the steelers after this, and ravens safety lardarius webb said when we beat the eagles, we'll definitely talk about the steelers. the birds are playing for pride here. >> obviously, we're at a situation where it's going to be hard for us. things have to go perfectly for us to get in. we understand it. but we're more focused on this stuff than anybody else. doesn't matter what they do. just about what we do.

>> in baltimore, maryland, john clark, csn. >> thanks, john. basketball now the sixers finally got all three of their big men healthy enough to play in the same game friday night but following a loss to the lakers, frustration boiling over into a profanity laced rant due to his lack of playing time. here's a look at knonoel workin out after practice. he only got eight minutes while okafor and embiid both got 20. he spoke about the comments he made friday night. >> you know, a little more for that so you know you see some things. more exciting. you know. -- how you want to and you know the right way. >> we appreciate it's a challenging stwags. and you know, to kick off on untenables, on it's impossible, i'm not going there. i think, you know, it is most

definitely a challenging situation. >> college hoops, southeast florida gulf coast temple took care of them. that's a look at your sports. i'm marshall harris, csn. not only was bernard hopkins on the ropes in his final career fight last night, he was through them. the former boxing champion from literally out of the ring in the eighth round in l.a. last night. we're not able to show you the video because of pay-per-view rules but here's what we can tell you the referee gave hopkins a count of 20 to climb back onto the canvas. he couldn't do it. he was 51 years old. it was his first bout in two years. 5:57 on this sunday. we're off to a foggy start for our weekend. it was pretty thick in some areas overnight. we're going to take a live look at how it's impacting the philly suburbs in our next half hour. krystal? >> the good news is that's starting to thin out a little bit. but rainy conditions ahead for those of you trying to get in some last-minute shopping. here's a live look through the

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with just one week to go until christmas a fire forces three families out of their homes in a philadelphia neighborhood. we'll take you to the scene. and a once popular south jersey diner destroyed by fire. is back after several years of rebuilding. now they're ready for the grand reopening. nbc 10 news starts now. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today," i'm rosemary connors. it's 6:00 on this sunday, what a difference a day makes for our weather. that snow and ice is mostly melted. now we're watching some fog move out of the area. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking it all in the first alert neighborhood forecast. >> talk about a weekend where we get almost every type of weather. we've seen snow, icing, rain, we're going to see more rain today, and we have fog to deal with. how about a huge temperature change, as well. so, as promised, that warm-up has definitely happened. these are not your actual