less than an inch on the ground at that time in philadelphia. but an inch from lancaster to wilmington, into south jersey, millville and atlantic city. and with the potential for heavy snow overnight tonight, at this time tomorrow morning around 6:00 we could see half a foot on the ground in philadelphia. parts of delaware and south jersey more than that. a look at lancaster at 8 and still climbing as the snow will be coming in. 14 to 18 inches as a storm total for northeast maryland and into southeastern pennsylvania and new jersey, or more in some localized areas. for the philadelphia area, 10 to 14 inches of snow is possible. a look at the seven-day forecast and an idea of when this will finally clear out of here when i come back in ten minutes. >>> thank you, bill. 20 minutes of 6. flashing lights i believe that's the schuylkill. >> let's get an update what's happening there. jessica boyington? >> the schuylkill expressway, that's right, we're watching that around south street on the westbound side. so a few moments ago i did see a truck pul

streets in philadelphia remain snow covered. some have seen plows that need more work, others remain choked with umpls of snow and now ice. takingç stock after the storm, nbc 10 takes you inside the chester county church where too much snow caused $1 million in damage. let the melting continue. temperatures warm into the mid-40s today. first alert also tracking a chance of light rain. it's 4:30 and 24 degrees in philadelphia. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today, i'm tracy davidson. philadelphia public and parochial schools are closed again today as are hundreds of others across the try state area. sign up for school closing information on the nbc 10 app. check the complete list there. let's get you updated with the forecast with meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> we saw some melting during the day yesterday. but it has frozen up for much of the area this morning. look at the snow pack hundred my name that's hiding the picnic table. there you go. picnics are on hold for today. as far as temperatures, we're getting a range

live at philadelphia police headquarters, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >> a philadelphia police officer about to go on guard detail at the hospital where wounded officer jesse heart snet recovering had to fight off an attacker. this video shows a guy trying to take the officer's gun at presbyterian hospital saturday night. the man allegedly told the officer he was going to use the gun to rob a chinese restaurant. this incident was in no way related to the shooting of officer hartnett. this is an example of the type of individuals that our officers face daily when performing their duties as philadelphia police officers. >> legendary singer david bowie died sunday. his media page announced his death. the statement said that bowie died peacefully surrounded by friends and family. no more details were given. his career spanned five decades with hits like fame and let's dance. his first official album david's live was recorded in 1974 at the tower theater. he also recorded the bulk of young americans in philadelphia. he was 69 years old. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump is g

right now second day in a row, windchills stuck in the teens, it feels like 15 in philadelphia and 10 in reading and 14 in allentown and feels like 11 in millville and the windchill is 3 degrees, tonight clear skies and a very cold night, it stays windy, 15 degrees in the suburbs and 20 for center city, and tomorrow morning we have tough windchills but it's not quite as brutal as this morning. the bus stop forecast, breezy and cold and at 6:00, 20 degrees and 8:00, 22 and the windchill will be near 10, we are beginning to climb out of the deep freeze and temperatures moderating through the week and then by friday night and saturday, a major winter storm on the way and more with that from adam joseph. >> we are waiting for that piece of energy to enter the lower 48 that is happening now. this is the energy in the northwest that will meet up with the storm in texas and develop a nor'easter off the coast of virginia and the carolinas and have to make a long trek across the country as we go through the week and now the energy is in the lower 48 our super computers can ingest this informat

lunchtime, 65 degrees in philadelphia. mainly cloudy at that point. there could leftover showers, less than five hours later we're back in the low 50s, even mid 40s north and west, that's the cold front pushing through. with the front comes strong gusty winds. this is sunday morning, look at the winds gusting to 40 miles per hour down the shore. 30s and 40s throughout the day. tomorrow is a wind day around here and gusts at 40 miles per hour. western suburbs cooler, but mild, reading, 45, allentown, 45. cloudy skies, 354 in millville. cape may, 54. dover, 54. overnight tonight, rain developing after midnight. 49 in philadelphia. millville, 48. allentown, 43. becoming windy. all the numbers climb after midnight. we're in the 50s first thing tomorrow morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 53 today, ten better, record high 63 tomorrow. windy morning rain. monday, sunny and cold and blustery. that 35 will feel like the teens and 20s all day long. tuesday, 42. that's ahead of the next arctic front that arrives wednesday. look at wednesday,

just below freezing at 28 in philadelphia. it dropped 4 degrees in just one hour in philadelphia. middle 20s for wilmington, the only spot that was above freezing in the last hour was cape may. it's now 31 degrees there. temperatures are coming down right now. we will see them climb with some sunshine. clouds will be moving into the area and then blowing through as we go through the afternoon. a fairly light wind this morning. by 1:00 in the afternoon, the winds start picking up. we could see spotty showers during the daytime hours. but with temperatures in the low 40s, shouldn't be an issue as far as icing is concern. i'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> we have reports of slippery spots due to icy conditions, around this area on the schuylkill expressway, university avenue. did i hear reports of a vehicle that has spun out but you can see in our cameras at university avenue, not in this camera shot at least not for right now. maybe they pulled out of way. eastbound/westbound, no problems with the drive times. be careful on t

roxborough is 11 degrees, northeast philadelphia and south philadelphia both at 12. but that's before you factor in the wind. with the wind blowing, the temperatures feel like they are below zero and we're seeing our strongest winds this morning, they die down during the day and with bright sunshine, the temperatures will climb. look at this cold. 7:00 this morning, 14 degrees. by 10:00, 20 degrees and then 28 much more bearable by 1:00 this afternoon. with sunshine it's going to feel a lot warmer later today. i'll be back with your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast in ten minutes. right now and jessica boyington will be standing by with a look at traffic coming up. >> bill, the homeless are finding a warm sanctuary in cumberland county. the church of the resurrection set up its parish hall as a shelter for more than 30 people. not all cities and counties in new jersey have the cold weather program. some call for state lawmakers to change that. >> be prepared for the bitter cold with the nbc news app. that can help you with this dangerous cold. you can find the f

bridge and oxford in philadelphia. around 2:00 a.m. police say a man went inside, he left his car running to go inside and just buy something inside the store. at the time he left his 6-year-old step-son in the back of the car. unfortunately, the car was stolen by someone, police at this time do not know if that person who stole the car knew there was a child sleeping in the back of the running car. fortunately, about a half hour later police who were on alert in this area looking for the car, it was a 2004 silver honda civic, they found the car running at the intersection of church and leaper streets, and fortunately, inside they found that 6-year-old boy unharmed, still sleeping. sky force 10 is right now over the car that was found. police are holding it so they can search it for dna, fingerprints, for evidence. we were also here at the 7-11 when shortly after that vehicle was found and shortly after police looked inside and found that 6-year-old boy sleeping unharmed, he was brought here to the 7-11 to be reunited with his parents.

we'll mild this afternoon in philadelphia. weather headlines, we are tracking light showers now, heavy rain tonight into sunday, and also tracking warmer weather, mild today, around 52 later on this afternoon, and into the 60s sunday, and we are tracking a january chill, a big cool down on monday. it's going to be cold and temperatures not getting out of the 30s, not getting near the freezing mark. 40 in philadelphia, winds east, northeast at 7 miles per hour, three degrees warmer than this time yesterday, upper 30s north and west, 44 in philadelphia, and south and east, we are looking at the upper 40s, 48 in atlantic city, 46 in dover, and 46 in millville new jersey. otherwise, a great day, cloudy outside, damp in some spots seeing drizzle in other spots, and reduced visibility with fog to the north and west, a mile in reading, lancaster down to a quarter mile, and mount pocono. expect that today and light showers moving north and east. future weather, clouds, mild later on this afternoon, and can't rule out the chance of a s

right now 22 philadelphia, 19 in allentown, 18 in reading. low 20's down to the south and that ocean temperature coming in around 40 degrees. but those winds continue to drain out of that westerly direction, so it feels like seven right now in philadelphia, four in wilmington, eight in millville, three in allentown, now down to one in lancaster, five below in the poconos, so much of the area the wind chills in the single digits and some areas didn't climb out of the single digits throughout the entire afternoon. as we look at satellite and radar we dealt with a lot of sun, just a few cumulus clouds throughout the day. we got low pressure off to the north and parts of eastern and central canada and also high pressure to the west, so the pressure force is between these two opposite mechanism is draining that wind out of the westerly direction and it will not ease overnight and those winds will continue to move through the atmosphere even into tuesday afternoon. so as we go into the overnight hours, philadelphia trenton wilmington all points to

if you live in philadelphia and you have sky high snow piles on your street, the city of philadelphia is coming to help. it's going to be a cold morning as we take a live look at 30th street station. not a snowflake in sight. we'll update you on amtrak and septa. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. hundreds of schools are closed today because of the blizzard. that includes philadelphia school district and all arch archdiosacin schools. >>> the melting has refrozen overnight. penn's landing, the ice rink is cleared and ready for use. 12 in allentown. millville, 7 degrees in the teens for wilmington. northeast philadelphia and trenton cold start. some icy spots, the majors seem to be okay but a lot of the side roads having problems. 19 degrees is where we'll be at 6:00. you about 9:00, sunshine and the temperatures will be coming up slowly to begin with. at noontime we'll be warming to just below freezing. we'll be above freezing this afternoon. we'll see more melting during the day than we saw yesterday. keeping an eye on those icy spots, jessica boyington with your first al

if you're headed northbound towards philadelphia you see the flashing lights of philadelphia right there on the top left-hand corner so you will have no problems doing that. >>> today vice president joe biden will be in philadelphia on a mission that hits very close to home. he's working to cure cancer. katie jake ri is live at the hospital at the university of pennsylvania with more. >> reporter: leaders from the various hospitals here in university city as well as the research institutions here they all have a stake in this initiative. in fact, it was first announced just a few days ago by president obama during his state of the union address. >> i'm putting joe in charge of mission control. for the loved ones we have all lost, for the families that we can still save, let's make america the country that cures cancer once and for all. what do you say, joe? >> reporter: vice president joe biden will visit university city this afternoon to meet with doctors and researchers here as he kicks off a national cancer curing initiative. in preparing for this story we learned that right here in p

it will be a windy afternoon. 19 in pottstown, 31 in philadelphia, northeast philadelphia, wilmington in the upper 20s. it has just dropped to 22 degrees in south philadelphia. right along the delaware river trail, right at the freezing mark. icy spots this morning. we will see sunshine and clouds moving in. a light wind at 8:00, 29 degrees, upper 30s, the wind starts to pick up at 11:00. really gets going this afternoon. that's a 20 mile-an-hour breeze. it will blow clouds through the area and a chance of scattered snow showers and rain showers. really depending on where you are. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> we're watching new jersey cameras right now, bill. route 38 around route 70. no backups in either direction, even through the intersection. not any cars stopped at the red light before it turns green. hamilton township, still watching the jackknifed tractor-trailer. this isn't a huge disruption on the new jersey turnpike right now. you can see we're still in the green. s

that's happening in philadelphia. if you park at meters 0 are kiosks in the city, you can still park for free. the city expects all streets to be passable by the end of the day tomorrow. new jersey transit and d.a.r.t. will run their regular schedules today. expect some delays and route closures on septa. departing flights at philadelphia international airport are on schedule. some arrivals are canceled or delayed. >>> it's 5:15. 24 degrees in philadelphia. falls township police in bucks county are on the lookout for whoever stole a salt spreader. the commercial grade spreader was taken from the village of pembroke apartments in levittown sometime between sunday night and monday morning. >>> people in washington are digging themselves out from under more than two feet of snow. cleaning up driveways and sidewalks is a day-long chore. plows are working nonstop. dump trucks are haulinged loos of snow to a stadium parking lot. federal offices will remain closed today. story is much the same in new york. you still can't ge

for now at philadelphia international airport i'm lauren mayk. nbc 10 news. ♪ ♪ with the name trusted for nearly 80 years, you have the courage to enjoy the ride. independence blue cross. live fearless. >> now to decision 2016. hillary clinton's campaign says it wants the state department to release about two dozen emails from her private server that the department has labeled top secret. yesterday the state department released its latest batch of emails from clinton's home server when she was secretary of state. a spokesman for the democratic presidential candidate is questioning the true secrecy of the messages. he also is questioning the timing of the issue just days before the iowa caucuses. the polls now have hillary clinton tied with bernie sanders in iowa. the vermont senator said he emails an issue but that's not stopping him from going after his rival. in fact he called her out for a fundraiser she held in philadelphia a little bit earlier this week. yesterday sanders slammed clinton for her ties to the financial industry. franklin s

skies are cleared in philadelphia. coatesville with clearing skies temperatures have started to come down there. just below freezing in the upper 20s for cape pay but that will clang in a hurry bright sunshine,e disappears. it's a nice day today. tomorrow will be dry all day long it's tomorrow night that that will move in. a storm system is starting to take shape. in southern missouri, that's where the sun will tap into the gulf moisture. it will fire up over the next 24 hours. by later this afternoon, that's rain falling from georgia alabama mississippi, arkansas. that's at noon time tomorrow. we will still be dry, through the noontime hour. through the afternoon. for the evening hour, though that's when the light snow starts to move into delaware south jersey and inching towards philadelphia at 10:00. light snow to begin with. the potential for heavy snowfall overnight into saturday morning and during the day on saturday. we want to watch for, the rain. across delaware and south jersey. where the snow and the rain me

if philadelphia hits that, that will be the third biggest snowfall in philadelphia. down the shore, 39 snow and rain the farther south you go down the coast, even up in atlantic city, windy and onshore winds creating flooding problems. in philadelphia, snow, windy, blizzard conditions across the region for most of the day. it wraps up before dawn an sunday, sunday we start shoveling, 34 degrees is the high, we'll have sun and it will be windy and cold. 37 degrees on monday, milder, 45 on tuesday, 40 on wednesday, but you know what, i hope you're able to get out and get rock salt, see the overnight lows all week we'll met it during the day and refreeze it during the night. >>> hey we want to see pictures from you guys, maybe videos, join the action be had your to send them to us and what the current conditions are like. use the #6abc action on social media or e-mail all this stuff at join the action at 6abc.com. ♪ i had an injury to my neck. it wasn't as serious injury it was a herniated disc. anything that could go wrong went wrong. i've been in the hospital twenty

fbi agents took items from his west philadelphia home this afternoon. investigators say archer fired more than a dozen shots at officer hartnett at point blank range and the gun used in the crime was a police firearm stolen back in october 2013. officer jesse hartnett was shot three times but is expected to survive. we'll have more on officer hartnett's injuries and what lies ahead for his recovery, but our team coverage begins with nbc 10's george spencer who's been gathering the latest updates from police. do police know anything else about the motive? >> reporter: that's what they are working with the fbi right now to figure out. at this point, though, investigators say they simply do not have hard evidence that would directly connect him to a larger network. nor do they have evidence, though, that would indicate he strictly acted alone. it is the clearest shooting video some detectives have ever seen, the suspect in the flowing white robe approaches with arm extended. the flashes of gun fire popping until the man's arm is inside the police patrol ca

as a matter of fact we work well with the philadelphia police department especially right here in philadelphia where we have a good relationship of interaction between us. >> the iman says he's never seen edward archer and does not know what mosque he attends. >>> we have been covering this story from every angle at 6abc.com. >>> you can get another look at those startling surveillance images from the scene. we also have more raw video pictures and updates as they become available. >>> two men are going to prison for their roles in the deadly building collapse on market street in center city philadelphia. six people were killed, 13 others injured on june 5th, 2013. today two and a half years later demolition contractor griffin campbell was sentenced to spend between 15 and 30 years behind bars for involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors said that he cut corners and caused a wall to collapse onto a an salvation army store. benschop pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. >>> today we learn the new date for bill cosby's next court appearance on a sex assault charge in montgomery county. a judg

each in the philadelphia area. we could see an inch in some lated spots, reading and allentown. >> special edition of "the today show" from the white house is coming up next. >>> good morning. breaking news. a deadly explosion in istanbul's popular tourist district. the fireball captured on camera. at least 10 dead, 15 injured. reports it was a suicide bomber. nbc's richard engel is there live. >>> nothing to hide. sean penn defends his controversial interview with the wanted el chapo as new images emerge of his secret journey to meet the elusive drug lord and the dramatic raid that landed el chapo back behind bars. >>> crimson pride. alabama outlasts clemson to win college football's national championship. the school's fourth

north philadelphia health systems announce today it will close st. joseph's hospital, and a the happies a 146 bed a acute care facility, at 16th and girard. up to 675 workers will be laid off at the end of march. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight a local politician is ruffling feathers in the the music world but he says, his bill proposal is being taken the wrong way, we will explain why he is drawing the ire of the performers and, venues when we come right back. >>> a special day at the philadelphia zoo for one local grill, but his gorilla friend may have spoiled his birthday fun, we will explain. >>> how one lucky fan paid off a sports bet and one nhl player fights the the law and wins, for now, see how it is officials get level on the ice, that is coming up later in sports. jill a. >>> i feel like this is amazing tonight at 11:00 it is taste with tour at an event that is always changing but one thing stays the same. many of the dishes, come in pieces, find out why, tonight at 11:00. >>> well, new a at 6:00 a fire stormy ruperts over p

in the low 40s by 1:00 p.m. 46 degrees is the high tomorrow in philadelphia. to the north and west, we're actually going to drop down in the 20s. if you're an early riser at 6:00 a.m., temperatures are still going to be below freezing. light wind speed tomorrow, so it will feel colder than that. by 10:00 a.m., 36 degrees with temperatures expected to warm to 40 degrees in pottstown. 41 in allentown. 48 in melville and 48 degrees in atlantic city. i'm tracking drier conditions and arctic blast, all coming up in my seven-day forecast. >>> 82 new philadelphia firefighters will new staff stations around the city. the 190th firefighter cadet class graduated today in a ceremony at temple university. in addition to the philadelphia firefighters, another cadet will work at the prison and one will be a firefighter in upper darby. the cadets go through 23 weeks of rigorous training to graduate from the fire academy. >>> the philadelphia fire cadets are joining a department that showed the lowest number of fire deaths in history. there were 12 in 2015, compared to 32 the

we're at 39 degrees in philadelphia. up in allentown and reading and toward lancaster where we were in the teens this time yesterday we're in the mid 30s, definitely an improvement. 40 in sea isle city. on the bus stop between 6 and 8:00. we may settle to 38 degrees during that period. winds are light and partly cloudy and chilly to start out. as we get through friday, it will be mild, noon, 42. the high 46 degrees at 3:00 p.m. under the clouds. there will be showers moving in later on tonight.

rain has tapered off in northeast philadelphia. it's still coming down in delaware and south jersey. beach avenue is damp. we've seen some rain showers at the shore. these showers will be swinging through new jersey first thing this morning. look close. you see some cold air. it's trying to mix in, trying to change it over to snow. a little bit of mixing will be fine. the temperatures above freezing, the ground is too warm for it to stick. radar shows the light rain is really starting to thin out over salem county and doesn't look too serious in the sea isle city area. not going to be a serious threat this morning. the rain ends and we dry out for the rest of day. the winds have shifted. even though we stay above freezing, these winds bring in colder air for tonight. this afternoon, sunshine takes over. mt. pocono, 33 degrees, near 40 in allentown an quakertown. into the low 40s for trenton, mt. holly, norristown, 49 degrees. the rain coming to an end this morning at the jersey shore. this afternoon, middle to upper 40s along the

while it's 25 in philadelphia. it's well above freezing for dover, millville, atlantic city at 40 degrees. we will see sunshine at least to start with. it's this afternoon that the clouds will take over. look at the temperatures. 29 degrees at 6:00, a little bit of a breeze out of the south/southwest at 9 miles an hour. at 9:00 that will help with the warmup. by lunch time, 40 grows and climbing. dry this morning but i am tracking showers. we could see some of those this afternoon. back with the neighborhood by neighborhood forecast in ten minutes. right now, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> we're watching the vine street expressway where you can see the roadways are damp. that's potentially a slippery spot there. right around 24th street. we are open, no ongoing construction, east or westbound, no problems so far at least this morning. the rest of the drive times are doing great, no problems on 95 and the schuylkill expressway. no problems on the blue route schuylkill to 95 and 295 mt. laurel, ne

philadelphia police surrounded the car in northeast philadelphia and took the driver into custody. police say the suspect was wanted in connection to a prostitution operation in ben salem bucks county. >>> a murder investigation is under way in mercer county, new jersey, after a woman found bludgeoned to death. police in east windsor say the body of the 73-year-old found in this house on mozart court last night. police say the victim's daughter-in-law may have information in relation to the murder and said the 45-year-old disappeared and may have fled in a 2000 nissan quest minivan with new jersey plates. >>> sky force 10 over the scene of a sinkhole. officials tell nbc 1 a suv stuck in the sinkhole and safely removed. no one was injured. >>> much of the snow has melted from this weekend's monster blizzard. but some of it is still sticking around. nbc 10 in northeast philadelphia found mounds of snow lingering on the sides of the road. how quickly has the snow melted? and where? let's bring in glenn "hurricane" schwartz with more on that. >> you wouldn't think that there was any sn

and pope francis use tropical disturbance to travel around philadelphia, and now you can find out how to be the new owner of the famous fiat. >> we have the latest on doug peterson hiring a defensive coordinator, that and more. >>> police in philadelphia and new york are investigating a possible threat against both departments, tips called in by telephone. sara bloomquist is live what are the detailed here? >> reporter: jim that is right, philadelphia police and the nypd are on high alert after an anonymous call came into both departments yesterday, the caller named a man from the bronx saying he was a sympathizer of isis and now they are questioning the alleged sympathizer to see if the threats are real. it was nearly two weeks ago when a man opened fire on philadelphia police officer, jessie hartnett, and he later told police he was pledge allegiance to isis and now police are on high alert again after an anonymous caller called in a threat naming a man from the bronx calling him an isis sympathizer who cans to kill police in both cities. >> the phone call to new york and the city,

you could get a burst in the philadelphia area. there could make the visibility reduce to a point where it gets more difficult to drive. and the gusty winds over 30 miles an hour. you can see snow showing up but it's not reaching the grounds september in the poconos this is reaching ground in western pennsylvania as we go to the poconos, lehigh valley gets a little light snow but you can see it moving through the area. it's 3:00 but above freezing in allentown, pottstown, northeast philly. another band coming in from the west. that comes into the philadelphia area by dinner time. we're talking about temperatures at or above freezing. there's another batch 7:00 and into 9:00. now we're talking about temperatures dropping. so if there's going to be any kind of sticking it's after 7:00 to want. and we'll talk more about the philadelphia hour by hour timing in the next half hour. we have those afternoon snow showers and into the evening, chance of a dusting on grassy surfaces late in the day with that southwest wind. tonight the wind i

warning philadelphia police officers they need to be extra careful. an anonymous tip has philadelphia police and the fbi on high alert. >> it's being investigated and taken credible. >> reporter: sources tell cbs3 "eyewitness news" a woman approached an officer saturday near 60th and wall. she told the cop 30-year-old edward archer the 30-year-old is part of a group that consists of three others. archer is not the most radical of the four and the threat to police is not over. >> he was the least radical. he was an urban terrorist. whether it was islam, isis, whether it was just, he's in this group, whatever the hell it is, this guy needs to be, these other three need to be looked at if it is credible taken off the street and investigated. >> reporter: he's in police custody charged with attempted murder charge thursday evening. the five-year police department veteran is still recovering from three three bullet wounds to the left arm. >> today groggy, scheduled to go into surgery tomorrow. right now, he's, he's lucky to be alive. >> reporter: the fbi i

philadelphia leading the way. in north philadelphia, i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news. >> the kitchen at manna was extra busy. volunteers from valley green bank helped to prepare and package meals for people who are critically ill. more than 2500 people who live in the greater philadelphia area and southern new jersey will be fed by this effort. manna was founded back in 1990 with an original mission to help comfort people who were dying of aids. >>> meanwhile hundreds of volunteers young and old alike spent this day preparing brown bagged lunches at the ymca in mount laurel. the lunchs are being donated to the cathedral kitchen the largest emergency food provider in the city of camden. >>> in pottstown, the day started with a little warmup as the girl scouts of eastern pennsylvania prepared for their day of service. these young ladies cleaned and organized the early learn center at their facility. that center serves more than a hundred children. >> very nice. they gave back in west philadelphia today as wel

northeast philadelphia. a little bit of a breeze that will start shifting and come out of the southwest. that will help with the warmup today. look at the clouds moving in from the west. behind these clouds, that's a wintry mix. freezing rain in central pennsylvania. by the time it moves into our area, the temperatures will be climbing. rain showers possible this afternoon from mt. pocono, allentown and quakertown. each of these locations warmer than yesterday. morning drive for doylestown, trenton and mt. holly, scattered light showers are possible. should be dry during the day at the shore. rehoboth 50 degrees and near that for cape may. vineland 45 and evening showers possible in vineland, more likely during the afternoon evening commute for narberth, philadelphia and williamstown. and then warmup over the weekend. the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten. >> 5:39. we've been warning you all morning about icy conditions. plan for extra time because you don't know what you'll face on the roads because o

28 degrees and right at the freezing mark in philadelphia. south philadelphia just below freezing at 30 degrees, that's the rocks borrow reporting 32 degrees. not as brutal as it has been lately. our skies are clear, we will see a lot of sunshine to start up, sun is up at 7:21 this morning, the temperatures will be up by 10:00, look at that warm up. a little bit of a breeze out of the south-southwest at 4:00 -- at 4 miles an hour, that's at 10:00, by 1:00 in the of afternoon a little stronger and that will help boost our temperatures. still dry, but i will go through the future cast to show you when the rain will be moving in when i'm back in ten minutes. right now jessica boyington is helping you get out the door with first alert traffic. >> pay attention on route 202 because we do have an accident scene here. hearing now that it is moving a tractor-trailer as well. so there might be some bigger clean up than we originally thought. the good thing is not blocking off 202 northbound or southbound in its entirety. traffic still getting through

south philadelphia at 25. 20s in roxborough and northeast philadelphia. right along the delaware, it's just above freezing on the delaware river trail. cold to start with, clouds blowing into the area. there's not much wind right now. look at the wind picking up by noontime, 17 mile-an-hour winds with higher gusts. just below freezing at 6:00. by 9:00 we'll be in the middle 30s, low 40s this afternoon in spite of the clouds, the wind and, yes, a chance of a snow or a rain shower at some point during the day. i'll show you where it's most likely to come down when i come back with futurecast in ten minutes. jessica boyington is watching the roads on a friday morning. >> good morning, bill. we're in hamilton township watching a jackknifed tractor-trailer. that's actually on the new jersey tornado pike southbound. in the outer lanes around 195, exit 7a. either direction, we're still in the green. the right lane is blocked. traffic is still getting through the area nicely. the jackknifed tractor-trailer probably approaching some slippery spots. that's what we'

today south philadelphia native jim kenney will become philadelphia's 99th mayor. you won't see the glitz. he wants to keep it simple. katy is live at city hall. what is he planning today? >> reporter: well, it is a packed day for jim kenney, his newly appointed staff, and his supporters. it begins in a few hours with his swearing in at 10:00 a.m. at the academy of music where we caught up with him yesterday to talk about his top priorities once he takes office. the newest mayor will stress the importance of education, in fact, today he will raise money for the school district of philadelphia during his inaugural event. kenney will spend early days trying to reduce poverty and holds to this. >> everybody neighborhood's the same, the attention they get, no one neighbor is more important and no person's zip code should determine their ability to meet their potential in life. >> reporter: instead of inaugural ball which is tradition, mayor-elect jim kenney opted for a block party saying that's more his speed. it begins at 5:30 inside the broad street atrium of the pen

on the big picture an accident in west philadelphia on 52nd street cleared we have a fire in north philadelphia, north 4th street near somerset street you want to avoid that area if you can. stick to north lawrence street to avoid the problem. another fire location in torresdale at james street. you may see lane restrictions there. we have problems with the regional rails. 15 minute delays in norristown because of signal problems. >>> this is breaking overnight, a philadelphia police officer is on the mend this morning after being ambushed by gunman. the suspect at one point was inside the cruiser as he fired off a about barrage of bullets. the fun gunfire was at west philadelphia. >>> we have live team coverage with katherine scott at pen presbyterian hospital where the officer underwent surgery. >>> and we go out to annie mccormick who live at the scene. >> reporter: it was after 11:30, police say the police officer was ambushed, the armed suspect walked up to the vehicle using a 9-millimeter weapon. he unlookedloaded the weapon hig the police officer three time. hatter hart was ambushed by a

officials with the philadelphia autism -- he was honored toentd. the big barrel country music festival will not return for a second year, today the promoters pulled the plug on the three-day festival scheduled for june. >>> the festival's organizers, red frog events and golden voice promote the firefly music festival in dover. that will be back. organizers did not give a reason for the cancellation. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> another day with a lot of melting and now, the temperatures are going below freezing. we are getting the re-freeze, there will be a bit of ice around in the morning in the usual spots. we are tracking snow showers that will hit parts of the area tomorrow, and a big warm-up that will hit the entire area as we head through the weekend. we have dry conditions across the area now, it's 36 in philadelphia with a south-southwest wind, so, it's not all that cold yet. it's 28 in allen town, 30 in pots town, and 31 in west chester. we have temperatures below freezing in a good bit of the area already and they will go d

>>> rile now at 11:00, a new era begins in philadelphia. former city councilman jim kenney was just sworn in as the city's 99th mayor. here is live look at the event under way right now at the academy of music and mayor kenney is at the podium. let's listen in. >> articulate a lot of different ways that we believe our administration can serve the city, expanded pre-k, stronger neighborhood commercial corridors, community schools and community policing. and while those policies cover a wide range of issues, they all come from one fundamental truth, government functions properly when it's accessible and accountable to the people it serves. [ applause ] i learned that truth working my early days of government. i started my political career working in constituent services. it was my job to help the folks get their water turned back on and to change the alley lights and to replace the basketball nets at the rec center. >> yeah. >> thank you. [ laughter ] councilman johnson. you spend all day on the phone with people, you realize the government w

down to 36 in roxborough, south philadelphia, northeast philadelphia at 37 degrees. they will continue making snow in the pocono mountains, we'll stay dry in philadelphia, 39 at 6:00, by 9:00, 38. and 43 degrees at lunch time. still climbing at that hour. got your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington is watching your first alert traffic. >> that's right, bill. a lot of construction this morning, the vine street expressway still closed east and westbound, as between broad street and the schuylkill expressway. you can look ahead see flashing lights, that's police officers at least holding off the off ramp so nobody can access the vine. you can see flashing lights reflecting into this area. so closed and for the next half hour or so for us to start to see cleanup. also watch out for construction in aramingo avenue, they have intermittent lane closures every 15 minutes, traffic stoppages between wheat sheaf lane and church street. 95 is okay in terms of drive times but we have ramp closures with construction, 95 northbound

getting closer to sun rise in philadelphia, we'll see a lot of sun sunshine. 25 at philadelphia international. cape may at 25 degrees. there's view from cape may this morning. drying out nicely with sunshine. we'll see more of that drying during the day today. more melting. so the snow pack slowly comes down. we won't add to it today. the radar is completely clear today. showers, while they're offshore, of more interest the snow showers moving into northwest pennsylvania, some of those could be in the area tomorrow, but not today, today a pretty good warmup. upper 30s. wednesday, the numbers climb. at the shore, a little bit warmer. middle 40s from avalon to rehoboth beach. lots of sunshine. 40 for wilmington. take a look at the chance for the snow showers. i come back with the futurecast in just ten minutes. >> thanks, bill. >>> 6:38 this morning. let's get a check on the roads with jessica boyington. >> i thought we were still going with that. we're starting on 95 right now with comly avenue. no delays. to the vine street expressway a 25-minute trip. you're starting to see thelake brights.

feels like 24 in philadelphia. still in the teens in lancaster, allentown and trenton and not much better in reading. bundle up if you have plans heading out. >>> when i step inside we'll talk about where the numbers are going and how high the temperatures are going. we have a milder day on tap, but oddly enough we'll see snow showers late in the day and at night. i'll take a look at that, rick. >>> as always you can find live seven-day forecast at 6abc.com/weather. >>> mexico is beginning the process of extraditing drug kingpin joaquin "el chapo" guzman to the u.s. he was captured last week. meantime new details are emerging about his secret meeting with actor sean penn that helped mexican security track him down. >>> the mexican attorney general's office confirmed that the process to extradite "el chapo" to the u.s. has begun. he is back in the high security prison the same one he escaped from 6 months ago. his meeting with sean penn led to his recapture. penn working for rolling stone interviewed him three month

this is 18th and daily in south philadelphia. cars can't pull out here yet 'cause they're still waiting for the plows to come through. now even though a lot of people in the city of philadelphia say they're happy with the progress the city is making as far as clearing the streets if you're in a neighborhood that's not plowed yet, some people are getting frustrated. city plows working early this morning on south philadelphia's streets, side streets like this one at 18th and daily are still hidden under pies of snow. from south philadelphia to mayfair, people are getting testy. >> i called the cops on them. they were standing out here with shovels getting ready to swing at each other. >> reporter: here in the 6600 block of erdrick neighbors fought with other over residents dig out and saving spots with chairs or recycling bins. this apartment lot hasn't been cleared and customers have to navigate mounds of snow. back to philadelphia, across the city crews have worked nonstop to clear roadways. many philadelphians are applauding the

day of service begins in north philadelphia. a few hours -- this is last year's event at girard college. 140,000 volunteers will participate in hundreds of projects throughout the region. volunteers at girard college today will get a free lunch. merchants at reading terminal market will pack and deliver 2,500 lunches for volunteers at the north philadelphia day of service event. >>> several day of service projects for children and adults were plan add the rutgers university camden and a marathon reading of martin luther king jr.'s letters from birmingham jail. >>> it's 5:06. now to decision 2016. voters are now considering what they heard from the final democratic presidential debate before the iowa caucuses. hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley took the stage in charleston, south carolina, last night. dates took questions on guns, taxes, iran and climate change. health care got the two leading candidates going, sanders questioning clinton's willingness to help the middle class hours after he released his plan for

an easy ten-plus inches for philadelphia, northeast philadelphia. into the immediate suburbs if new jersey as well farther north of that, the amount of snow will taper off quickly. six plus for the lehigh valley. poke no mountains will see four inches or more. some of the higher elevations will see more than that. in delaware and south jersey. central and south jersey the snow amounts will be limited by the warmer air coming if and a change over the rain. at the shore they have to worry about floods. they are expecting strong winds that put a lot of water onto the shore points. so moderate flooding is expected. some areas could see severe flooding over the weekend. >> we are continuing to get more information. what ffrgs are we waiting for? >> it will be refined as we get closer to the event. so we will have a better idea of the timing. it looks likely friday evening. light snow to begin with. ten it comes down to where that rain-snow line is going to fall. that will determine how much we wind up with. we will be defining the snow totals we are expe

teens and 20s, 24 in philadelphia but with the gusty winds, 9 nous in northeast philadelphia and 6 degrees in redding and 5 in allentown. so a blustery day ahead. skies will be clear. we'll see lots of sunshine. temperatures holding steady. no change at 9:00 with the winds at 17 miles per hour at lurch time. bright sunshine and only just a few degrees warmer. we'll be in the upper 20s. neighborhood by neighborhood forecasts when i'm back in 10. >>> we're on the schuylkill expressway where we're doing okay. you can see the eastbound drive time still in the clear. green, 13 minutes to the expressway from the vine tree. definitely the schuylkill expressway is a good option, at least early so far this morning. not a car in sight, really, but you can see in either direction, no problem. watch out for our road chose your on montgomery drive. that's because of instead of traffic lights, they are malfunctioning at mlk drive and those traffic lights are out at mlk drive and montgomery drive. tracy. >>> 4:32 right now. take one step outside, and it's clear, winter is here. along with the bitter cold

at 37 degrees in philadelphia. looking live at the american flag there from our camera atop the loews and it's a crisp morning to say the least. we have scattered clouds out there. sun and clouds the call for the day. 35 in millville, 36 in atlantic city. the cold spot. up in the poconos, 28 degrees, nobody complaining up there, i don't think, because they're able to make snow and they've been waiting for that. 33 in allentown. that's what it feels like when you factor in the wind, feels like 31 in philadelphia. so those winds are coming in from the north-northwest at 8 miles per hour in philadelphia. the same there along the shoreline. what we can expect today, sun and clouds, chilly conditions. watching a system to our south right now. that could bring flurries and flakes to our region midday today and the latter part of the afternoon. i'll have more on that and the arctic blast when i come back. >> thanks, karen. police are investigating a double shooting at a men's homeless shelter in north philadelphia. nbc 10

reporting live at philadelphia international airport. chris sauers, christie ileto, "channel 6 action news." >> someone stole copper pimz from vacant home and that resulted in flooding of other homes near bixt "action news" reporter jeff chirico is liver at the scene with the whole story, jeff. >> walter, neighbors say they had problem with a lack of maintenance on this property for sometime and they never imagined something like this would happen. water gushed much of the day as city crews emptied blooded gaisments on flooded homes of tacony street and david discovered the mess when his meet was not working. >> i opened the -- >> the flood knocked over a brand new washing machine and hot water heater. >> what's boun there and been damaged. >> everything all my tools all of them. it's a disaster down there. >> it was up to here. >> up to the top basement step here? >> officials state flooding started in the vacant home next door where it appears thieves had eyes on the copper pipes. >> not only did the thieves make off with pipes in the

philadelphia is at 29 degrees, down to 26 now in south philadelphia. look at the wind chill. 18 degrees is what it feels like, what a difference from yesterday when we set a record high of 65 degrees. bus stop, suburbs in the middle 20s, 30 degrees with bright sunshine in the city but that wind will be strong. right on through the day. so we're not going to see much of a warm-up. at 11:00, 33 degrees, 36 will be as warm as it gets this afternoon. >> thank you, bill. today show is up next. . >>> good morning. breaking overnight. legend lost. rock star david bowie has died. ♪ changes >> the ground breaking musician losing a private 18-month battle with cancer just days after his 69th birthday this morning a look back at the music and style that made him one of the most influential artists of his time. >>> under fire. mexican authorities want to talk to sean penn about his secret meeting with el chapo while the notorious drug lord was on the run. could the oscar-winning actor be in trouble? >>> and golden night. "the revenant" and "the martian" win big

in philadelphia. in the 20s in allentown, reading, and lancaster and millville. wilmington 30. with the light winds we're continuing the improving trend. 34 by 8:00 a.m. in philadelphia. in the upper 20s in the suburbs, light winds, but not too bad on the bus stop assuming you dress appropriately. we'll get to a high of 352 degrees, that's 1 degrees above average and -- 12 degrees above average and upper 40s by 6:00 p.m. we'll have rain tonight and it will get out of here quickly on saturday morning. karen. >> reporter: we have an accident in king of prussia blocking the ramp, a lot of crews on the scene. this is the ramp from 202 northbound to the schuylkill expressway eastbound. fire crews construction workers everybody out here. we have a truck that lost its load of steel beams. it is taking a while to clean it up. we're seeing light volume because it's early. hopefully they will clear it out and keep up the work before the morning commute gets going. in springfield township, delaware county. we ha

one ticket was purchased in philadelphia. here are the numbers from wednesday night. 12, 36, 38, 54, 61, and the powerball is 22. the mega millions jackpot is $130 million. no one did win wednesday's jackpot. $334 million. the next for mega millions is friday and the powerball drying is saturday night. >>> good morning. temperatures today already going to take a tumble. we're about 13 degrees colder this morning than this time yesterday. we'll be even tolder into the weekend. but i'm also tracking dry conditions. a few clouds, out of the west at 9 miles per hour. that's important for everyoneé; heading out. it feels like it's 34 degrees. as we go through the rest of the day our temperatures don't of warm up. we'll stay in the 40s which is closer to where we should be but still not -- still a little above that average. yesterday we were in the low 50s, today we'll drop to the 40s, we'll continue to drop into next week. we won't start to recover until wednesday. 29 in the poconos, 39 in wilmington, 39 in dover. 24 hour tempera

. >> live in south philadelphia. george? >> reporter: denise, the answer is they have made tremendous progress on that front. the problem streets that remain are those streets that had to be dug out with a backhoe rather than plowed across the top of. for most philadelphia drivers, this storm's leftovers have been removed from the travel lanes. but the parking impact still lingers. >> reporter: on street corner after street corner, across philadelphia, these mountains of snow linger four days after the weekend's historic storm. and many philadelphia drivers are finding, they can now get where they're going. the trouble is getting into a parking spot. >> i was trying to get in and stuck. >> reporter: spinning tires? >> yep, spinning tires. i shouldn't have driven. >> reporter: the wheels of the city are turning again with school kids returning to classes and parking meters and kiosks enforced again. nearly two feet of snow now largely under control. >> i've soon a lot of bobcats coming down the street, cleaning side streets.