any other comments, real quick, on delaware? >> my only focus on delaware is lisa bluntochester, an african-american woman running for united states congress. >> who may end up being governor, the way they switch jobs. >> right. exactly. >> can i say one quick thing about the o'donnell person, whose first name was christine? she was actually -- she was palinized. i mean, the way that they treated her -- >> oh, no. we differ on that, christine. >> no. no, no, no. i think she was very unfairly treated. whether or not you agreed with her, whether or not you thought she should have been elected, i mean, she was -- they were doing to her what they did to melania the other day. melania wasn't supposed to talk about online bullying because of her husband. i mean, give me a break. >> that was clearly ironic right there. >> you know, in context. >> but, seriously, i mean, we're gonna talk about online bullying -- "we need to stop this" -- maybe roll over the pillow and maybe you can start there? >> but you know what? the online bullying

it's a rain system centered offshore, look at the light rain streaming from delaware across delaware bay into philadelphia, right on the verge of center city, some steadier rain into trenton and it's now reaching into lower bucks county, not heavy rain but just enough to cause umbrellas to go up this morning, this afternoon all of this will be out of here and we will see sunshine to to warm things up. future cast shows knows showers pulling away from the area by 11:00 this morning with clouds lingering in philadelphia but watch though those clouds clear out during the afternoon hours, a little slower in new jersey and in philadelphia than the lehigh valley, the suburbs and in delaware, but by late this afternoon the clouds move out and we're heading for a clear night tonight, mostly clear, just going to make for cooler temperatures overnight tonight. during the day the clouds thin, 60 degrees at 1:00 in philadelphia, for the suburbs a few showers, lower suburbs i think it will stay dry in most of the upper suburbs. lunchtime partly cloudy sties 58 degrees, and the lehigh valley a few

delaware side of the delaware memorial bridge. southbound 295 is closed at route 13, forcing all traffic off on to route nine. if you come into delaware you can go route nine north and pick up 295. up toward wilmington or take route nine south, if you go southbound in toward dover. this is a situation that will be with us for the rest of at least first half of our morning. here comes the rain and slowing us down east on the schuylkill vest waste a crawl from conshohocken into center city. opening on the tacony palmyra bridge with delays on both side and a traffic light is on flash here at ninth and the boulevard, causing delays, the rain, leaves, will leave with us slippery rails and delays on all of the regional rail lines this morning. the just one of those yucky starts. the here's something to brighten up your day, thanks to amy, hold on, let me back her up here, thanks, beep, beep, beep, boom, thanks to amy from collegeville, who sent us a picture of her house all decorated for christmas, nice pretty blue lights there. we have

there's a frost advisory in delaware county and down in new castle county delaware. 51 in cape may. that's one of the milder spots. as we roll through the day though it looks like it's going stay sunny so shades on the highways and byways and to and from the polling station today and poll opening times, yeah we're going to be pretty cool. on average at polling stations in pennsylvania about 38 degrees. some areas will be a little cooler than that obviously. in new jersey the polls opening pretty quick at 6:00 a.m. probably about 35 on average across the state and 37 in delaware. but things improve in a hurry and in the lehigh valley we wind up shooting all the way up to 68 degrees by about 3 o'clock this afternoon. sun mixing with a few clouds. down the shore also much milder, 67 degrees, mostly sunny, not bad. winds on the light side today. and in philadelphia a high all the way up to 69 degrees and that means some thermometers could briefly touch 70 this afternoon so if you have the ability to go out at lunchtime and do your voting then or during the afternoon you're really lookin

southern delaware. you will see some breaks in the clouds to start with in northern delaware, 49 degrees right now and then those clouds will thin out as the day goes on, close to 60 degrees at noontime and into the low 60s this afternoon. we will deal with this this morning, get some sunshine for today and then we are dry until we get to the weekend, then things are changing once again. take a look at that in detail when i come back with the ten day on 10. >>> thank you, bill. >> we should remind our viewers that nbc 10 severe weather week continues today. we will be at the philadelphia mills mall from 11:00 until 5:00 today. you can meet members of the first alert weather people. get an up close look at our mobile weather vehicle and vai and i will be there this morning. >> we will need a traffic report before we get on the road. let's find out what's happening on the new jersey turnpike. >> we have a problem on the new jersey burn pike in mt. laurel township? new jersey. there is a tractor-trailer fi

look at that, 33 degrees in delaware. the lehigh valley has dropped to freezing at 32 and it's not much warmer in new jersey and in the suburbs, 34 degrees. philadelphia international is 41 but you'll find some neighborhoods in philadelphia that are in the 30s this morning, too. it won't last. these, looks like a misprint. it's unusually warm, 10 degrees above normal for this afternoon. we'll see quite the warmup. 68 in philadelphia. forget about the 30s this afternoon for the suburbs, new jersey and the lehigh valley. from 32 right now to 65 degrees with sunny skies this afternoon. and lots of sunshine andç 68 degrees for delaware. i'll show you how quickly the temperatures will warm up for each of these areas when i come back in less than ten minutes. first, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> thanks, bill. starting in cherry hill, new jersey, route 70. our cameras around kings highway. not a car on the road right now. no problems or delays there. roads are dry. out in some of the new jersey spots, here

delaware 51 degrees. all of these numbers will be warming during the day yesterday in new jersey many neighborhoods were below freeding. 49 degrees in pemberton. that's to start with. and it will be warming up thanks to those winds that are counter intuitive. philadelphia getting light rain. steadier now than it was first thing this morning. you see some steadier rainfall into the lehigh valley. that rain will intensify at times during the day today. we could see periods of heavy rain, even a chance of a thunderstorm and into tonight a few showers will still be with us but by then these rain drops will be a bit lighter. it will really add up after hour after hour of rainfall today and tomorrow we'll wind up with considerable rain he is peespec further north and west. in fact, by noontime more than an inch and a third on the ground in reading and closing in on an inch in philadelphia. look at philadelphia, closer to two inches in reading. south jersey, more than an inch. and that's round one. tomorrow roun

an hour later, polls open in pennsylvania and delaware. polls at all three states close at 8:00 tonight. donald trump and hillary clinton are officially done campaigning. >> today they will each vote and wait with the nation to learn who will be the next president of the united states. rosemary connors is here and what the two candidates will do. >> they have big parties planned for their supporters tonight. that means plenty of security. a heavy police presence has taken over new york city. there's a massive security sweep happening in manhattan as police look for threats to the candidates. streets are closed around the javid center and around the hilton midtown, donald trump will be watching the return. clinton wrapped up her last night of cam paning in north carolina. before that she made one last stop in philadelphia. supporters packed independence mall to listen to the democratic nominee tell them that in this election, their core values are being tested. now, meantime, donald trump of course was in michigan last night. both candidate

delaware same story. cloudy skies right now, most of the showers completely missing delaware. you will likely stay dry during the morning and this afternoon plenty of sunshine, 60 degrees at lunchtime and hovering just below 60s this afternoon. cooling down a little bit at 4:00 today. a look beyond today towards the weekend where there will be big changes, got the ten day on 10 when i come back. >>> one lucky driver in montgomery county will win thousands of dollars in free gas today. >> that will come in handy. find out how when we take you county by county for a look at some of the things happening today across our area. >>> also we will explain why plans are in the works to start the school year earlier than normal in philadelphia. >>> and i'm mortgage liesing a member of the orange and black, just ahead hear from flyers great eric listen dros about becoming a hall of famer. >>> good morning, center city. a live look at city hall from our kimmel center campus camera along the avenue of the arts. some rain is moving into the area but not everyone will see wet weather. the fu

delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. >>> it's 6:00 a.m. on this tuesday notify 29th. here's what's happening. >> a 14-year-old boy is killed in a philadelphia neighborhood shot multiple times. we are live with the latest on this homicide investigation. >> developing right now, raging wildfires in eastern tennessee are overtaking resort towns and forcing tourists to flee to your their safety. >> more names are circulating on who could join donald trump's cabinet. >> first let's find out about rain in our region. dave murphy has weather and karen rogers has traffic. >> wet roads in and around philadelphia. it's lighter shades of green just light rain through philadelphia but wet enough to get those roads wet and trenton starting to pick up some of this as well. of course as you glance down to the west of wilmington and out toward lancaster and harrisburg there's darker shades of green and bright shades of yellow and t

a significant warmup also for the lehigh valley and delaware. 68 degrees in delaware. and those cold temperatures will be long gone this afternoon in the lehigh valley. i'll take a closer look at this forecast hour by hour when i come back in less than ten minutes. first, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> thanks, bill, starting on 95 or the betsy ross bridge. no big problems or delays. more of that traffic moving through on the southbound side. what's headed toward center city, 16 minutes right now. no big delays or volume heading into center city. usually that changes around the 6:30 mark or so. also watching 422. you can see the roads are still green on our map system. nine minutes, two minutes increase right now, eastbound from 29 to the schuylkill. speeds into the 50s. lastly we check in with the garden state parkway. not a car on the road right now. just around the cape may toll plaza. you can see both directions, north and south and the parkway moving along just fine. septa updates when i come back. >>> 6:03. voters in new jersey are also casting

in delaware, you'll see plenty of sunshine. as cold as it is right now for marshall ton, harmony hills, wilmington, odessa, it will be a quick warm-up into the 50s this afternoon. but it won't sunny all day long. nice and clir right now. radar and satellite no sign of any clouds at all, but they are just waiting in the wings. just to the southwest as part of a system that is going to bring us rain for tomorrow and the rain, it's moving through the midwest right now into indiana and michigan. that snow, not happening for us because of the temperatures are really warm up before the rain arrives. and we'll see a nice warm-up today, too. hour by hour forecast, up to 39 at 9:00 in philadelphia. wilmington, reading, millville all in the low 40s. and then this afternoon, clear skies at noon, but you can see the clouds from the west, they will start moving in during the afternoon hours so we'll see the temperatures peak into the 50s today. but with clouds moving in during the day and staying for tonight, they will act as kind of a blan

three others from delaware. the real action, the real drama, takes place here in the state of pennsylvania. 20 electoral votes as we know, and the real action takes place right here in southeastern pa. what we know from history is that over time the republican party has all but disappeared in the city of philadelphia. what does that mean? well, in 2012 it means that barack obama came out of the city of philadelphia with an electoral margin of something like 465,000 votes. democrats plus 465 that's a huge margin. what happened in the counties? well in the old days the republicans could have made some progress there won the rest of the state and done all right. here's what happened four years ago. delaware county and montgomery county big victories for the democrats. 120,000 vote margin even out of the suburbs so the massive 585,000 vote margin out of this part of the state northern enough to undo everything else in the state and the democrats take it that way. if these margins are smaller than this for the democr

holiday fun goes horribly run in delaware. >> oh! >> ahead in our next half hour, hear how two people were hurt at a weekend punkin chunkin event. >>> 4:24. all aboard. next, we'll tell you about a new bus service coming to several delaware communities just in time for holiday shopping season. this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle. trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or character to lead our troops. donald trump has created a toxic atmosphere pitting one group against another. he's a mexican. claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> veterans day is this friday. phillies celebrated these veterans yesterday. the second annual philadelphia veterans parade started at 16th and jfk boulevard and it made its way

and low 50s for the lehigh valley and delaware this afternoon. i'll take you through the forecast hour by hour when i come back in ten minutes. but first, traffic with katie zachary. >>> it's 5:00 a.m. and things are starting to pick up on the roads.>>> it's 5:00 a.m. and th are starting to pick up on the roads. vine street expressway traffic moving outside of the city and eastbound very light flow coming into the city via the vine. so 76 right where it merges is looking great both east and westbound. vine street

katherine scott is live in middletown, delaware. you're in a hot spot right now, katherine. >> reporter: very hot spot, erin, yeah, this is a huge time of year for amazon. this is one of their peak shopping days, if you look around here, the distribution center in middle town, delaware, this is a 1.2 million square foot facility that's the equivalent of 28 football fields. this building is where the small to mid size customers items children's books, dvds are picked packed and shipped. the monday after thanksgiving which is cyber monday where a a lot of folks will hunt for deals. last year, amazon customers ordered 54 million items worldwide. that's 629 items per second. many consumers have been doing that looking for deals for days and generally speaking trends have been shifting. online sales on black friday reached a new high as more shoppers started to skip crowded stores. many stores released their online deals earlier they stretch them longer and give the same deals in stores, so the deals are not all concentrated on cyber mon

the fog has reached into delaware. we've seen on facebook live, one reported light fog in the dover area. millville seeing that as well. fog to start with, but it won't be around. but instead, we've got clouds moving in and showers, too. not here, just yet. but that rain is looking impressive in northwestern pennsylvania. into toronto. and into new york. we'll get a chance of some scattered showers but we'll real see a surge in the warm air that's been slowly moving towards pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. we saw that warmup yesterday. it's going to be even warmer yesterday. that's in spite of more clouds. those showers most likely into youngstown and berks county. the lehigh valley and into northern new jersey. then they reality fall apart as they try to move into philadelphia. i won't rule out a shower. you might want to take an umbrella to play it safe. there's still a chance of showers as we go into delaware and south jersey. and then the winds cool things down. and that cool weather will stay with us for the

and also tracking moisture moving out of central delaware pressing into the bay. temperatures certainly were not bad here on thanksgiving thursday, 54 in philadelphia, and 35 though in the poconos, 47 in reading and 48 in lancaster coming in at 53 and upper 50s in dover. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have got some activity across the region, and the bulk of the shower moisture today is north of philadelphia. moving into new york even some snow showers across the higher terrain, in upstate new york and portions of new england and a spritz or sprinkle to contend with and mostly cloudy. the call over the next few hours, more calls on the way and a few sprinkles as well. 35 in the suburbs and 41 in philadelphia for the overnight low, and then it's about the shoppers for black friday we have the forecast could haved for you, high temperature of 56 and we start the day out at 7:00 a.m. with a temperature of 44, 50 at 10:00 in the morning, 1:00 tomorrow afternoon 54 degrees and lots of clouds move on in and a similar day tomorrow to what we had today. mo

the rain is hitting the delaware coast of the jersey shore first. it might take a while to reach philadelphia. >> nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is keeping an eye on the timing. >> it depends on where you live. the rain has gotten heavier at the shore. if you're in the lehigh valley, you're still dry. it's all about what neighborhood you live in. right now we're going to zoom into atlantic and cape may counties. we have yellows, oranges, reds, showing heavier rain moving onshore and developing. in atlantic city you're seeing the rain getting heavier, towards egg harbor, mays landing, across the ac expressway, down to ocean city. this continues through sea isle city, towards cape may, you see all the rain continuing along the shore. now we're looking at sussex county, lewis, rehoboth beach, all seeing rain continuing to move onshore. we'll watch this for the rest of the evening. i think it will mainly be confined to new jersey and delaware for a little while longer, then eventually scattered showers where alselsel because of this are

now she came across this man in delaware. he had suffered a brain annierism three years ago, leaving him unable to speak. but thinks he understood when she said they were related. her cousin, who could be the man's father recently came from mexico to do a paternal dna test. if usually takes seven to 10 days to complete the lab work. she paid $350. for weeks and weeks she called and called but were told they weren't ready. that's when she called nbc 10 responds. we tcontacted the lab. they told us the address on her form were incorrect. she received her answerer via certified mail. how do you feel? >> very happy. >> nbc 10 responds. . >> probably wondering is it a match? no, he's not. she's still happy to know the mystery's over. let us know. the best way to reach us are right on your screen and we'll respond to you. >>> just a few minutes before the start of the "today" show." good morning to both of you. >> good morning ladies. good to see you. coming up on a wednesday, we'rer live with the latest on the powerful and deadly

delaware there are a few showers especially this central delaware and farther to the south but you might see a few sprinkles first thing in morning in the wilmington area, too. by noontime those showers are done and this afternoon you will need your sunglasses. umbrellas this morning for new jersey, you will see some showers for the next several hours, they will finally pull away and with sunshine middle to upper 50s this afternoon and the shore is getting rain right now, especially along the central new jersey coast, just cloudy in cape may. by lunchtime breaks of sunshine there, too, and 58 degrees at 4:00 this afternoon. we have nice weather as we head into the weekend. then we've got changes that will happen during the weekend. it will set us up for colding weather next week and get a preview of what's coming at the seven-day forecast. closer look at that with a ten day on 10 when i come back in ten minutes. >> that helps for planning. >> you like to plan. >> i do like to plan. >> speaking of planning let's find out what's happening 309 this morning. jessica. >> get yourself ready be

delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. on this tuesday november 29th. here's what's happening. >> a 14-year-old boy is killed in a philadelphia neighborhood, shot multiple times. we are live with the latest on this homicide investigation. >> raging wildfires in eastern tennessee are overtaking resort towns and forcing tourists to flee to safety. >> more names are circulating on who could join president-elect's donald trump's cabinet. we have the word from trump tower. >> dave murphy has your forecast and karen rogers has your commute. >> getting very close to montgomery county and parts of delaware county beginning to pick up some of this as well as new castle county delaware. berks county also beginning to pick up some and northern lehigh county as well. notice how farther to the west there's steadier rain highlighted in yellow and at times today we will be seeing some pockets of steadier rain come thr

the first one was in claymont delaware back in july. the second in springfield township delaware county and the final holdup took place in upper darby. investigators are looking for at least three suspects. >> the philadelphia school year could start earlier under a proposed plan. next year's school year would start september 5th and finish on june 14th if the plan is adopted. then in 2018 the school year would begin before labor day on august 27th and end on june 4th, 20's 19. the plan was proposed last night. nine school reform composition is scheduled to vote on the flan december. >> a center city church has become a sung clue whatever for an immigrant seeking to avoid deportation. halfier flores explains while he'll continue to accept sanctuary inside the arch street united methodist church. >>> the father of three has been there since sunday. he was due to be deported back to mexico on monday. the 40-year-old native of mexico city entered united states in 1997 and started a family. he is waiting for a new visa application to be pro

c to become delaware's next governor. he says the death of beau biden hit him hard, ill still inspires him to keep pushing forward. >> well it, feels like the bar is a little bit higher in terms of what you have to put into this. given that, you know, and i'm never forget that as the backdrop for the start of this. and it just makes me realize that i got to work harder. >> yesterday was also made when delaware elected both the first female and first african-american, in sending lisa blunt rochester to washington, dc. there she is. >> this, this is what history looks like. this is what coming together and moving forward feels like. can you feel it? >> can you feel it? rochester is new to the political arena. but so is our next president. never held public office, never served in the military. no problem. he's the 45th president of the united states. >> he is, a lot of people looking for the change, didn't want the establishment, so america spoke. >> not bad for your first job in politics, the president of the united states

delaware seeing some rainfall. we'll zoom into the shore. that's where we have the heaviest rain, atlantic city, galloway township, moving farther inland, even into parts of gloucester and camden county, the eastern half of those counties. it's along the ac expressway way near ship bottom and farther south. the oranges and yellows showing the heavier rain, the green the lighter rain fall. cape may county has been seeing rain for a while, avalon to cape may. even for our beaches in sussex county, in delaware, we've been seeing the rain there too. this area low pressure that's causing the rain eventually is going to slide offshore. and that's going to take most of the rain with it. we'll still have showers around for part of your morning commute tomorrow. this evening, in the philadelphia area, i think we should be relevant dry. overnight we could have showers trying to move in. by 6:00 a.m., 44 degrees with scattered showers. tonight, early showers. same thing with the lehigh valley. lower chance of showers. but new jersey and delaware even a

improving conditions in parts of delaware, compared to what we had earlier. but tonight more of this rain is going to tape ever off and we're going to see fog developing. thick fog with low visibility for the morning commute. for tomorrow morning's drive, thick fog and some scattered showers still in the forecast. so when you're dpr ee're drivin, take your time on the roadways. the rain still moving out as we go through tonight. what's left over will be dying down through the overnight hours, then that fog start develop through the overnight hours. and throughout the day, we'll have a better chance of scattered thunderstorms as well. here's a look at our future nothing model. the commute showing a lot of zeros today, meaning a lot of thick fog, it might be a little difficult in some areas to see through the fog. and we'll take a look at this and the forecast toward the end of the week. >>> here's some stories we're following on nbc10 news at 5:00. the woman hit and killed by a that bus was hit and killed she was pushing a baby stroller. >>> people in wilmingt

moving over to 95, this is threw delaware. we're good here. 11 minutes at the most northbound from 295 to 495. watching in new jersey for construction in the egg harbor toll placeza. right near the e-z pass lanes. there was a toll booth that was struck there. we're working on that. route 30, white horse pike near 295. no big problems or delays. just a couple of cars on both roads and drive times on 295 still look great. vai and tracy? >> thank you, jessica. it's always a day like this that i'm reminded that i need to replace my windshield wipers. >> and throw the umbrella in the back of the car because bill henley told us about that yesterday. tell us what's happening right now. >> you won't need it right now for most areas, it's dry in the city but there are a few spots starting to see the rain drops. it's nowhere near as cold as yesterday. it's only going to be rain, the chilliest area, allentown, pottstown at 46 degrees, into the upper 40s right now in wilmington. you'll see 40s in millville and for philadelphia. yesterday

that's in delaware county. "action news" reporter john rawlins was right and there joins us now live with more on the sights and sounds of the day. john. >> reporter: hi, shar regional rail welling media is hope to the pennsylvania veterans museum it's right behind me here situated in the town's old armory here on state street. and for the last well more than 50 years media has also hosted a well regarded and well attended parade. >> ♪ >> reporter: the sidewalks along the parade route packed as people applauded and saluted those who served and defended the country. veteran anthony cooper says this community thank is you good for everyone here. >> some people don't even know how to say thank you to them, you know so a parade will actually bring people out and people learn something about as the parade goes along. >> reporter: in the crowd 91-year-old howard turner saluting fellow veterans. as a 13-year-old he had been assigned to drive a sherman tank. trouble was he'd never been in such a tank. >> so, i went o

. >>> we have cloud cover crossing delaware including wilmington and some parts of delaware county. as the afternoon goes on, the clouds will continue to take over and eventually we'll be on the look out for some of the rain not tonight more toward morning. 50 in philadelphia, 50 in allentown. very even numbers across the delaware and lehigh valleys. 51 in cape may and 51 in wilmington and dover. this afternoon we're going for a high of 56 under sun an clouds. that profile above. notice how we're five degrees over the average high of 51. 46 is the low that's botch the average low of -- above the average low of 35. by tomorrow morning's rush hour there could rain around, in fact we're looking at rain tuesday and wednesday, when i come back with the complete accuweather seven day. we're looking into how the rain comes in and how it gets out of here, rick, sarah? >> some of you may be spending your lunch break browsing cyber monday deals. an estimated $3 billion will be spent on monday. the line following thanksgiving is the busiest online shopping day of the year. that may not be the

delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> breaking this morning. one of the biggest political upsets this country has ever seen. republican donald trump has been elected the next president of the united states. hillary clinton called trump this morning to concede. >> so much for the pollsters and progress most in indicators. trump took the stage in victory around 3:00 this morning much he vowed to unify a deeply divided nation backed my extraordinary support from working class america. while new jersey and delaware voted for clinton. pennsylvania went for trump. >> "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in the satellite center with more. katherine matt and tam donald trump will be the 45th president of the united states. hillary clinton called him overnight to concede. in his victory speech, he said the forgotten people of this country will be forgotten no more. let's go video from overnight. shortly before 3 a.m., trump walke

house. >>> delaware only has one. wilmington will pick a new mayor and new castle county will select a new county executive. >>> stay with "action news" as results start to come in. anchors rick williams and monica malpass will be with the trump and clinton campaigns. our jim gardner will be updating you online and on television ones the polls close at 8 o'clock. we'll want to hear about your experiences at the polls whether they're good bad or just sort of neutral. share your story with us using the #6abcaction on social media or e-mail us at join the action at 6abc.com. >> ♪ >> new this morning, a row home fire injured a woman in philadelphia's parkside section. the action cam was there as she was wheeled out on a stretcher for smoke inhalation. flames broke out in the basement on the 1700 block of north 42nd street. the fire quickly spread up to apartments in the converted row home. at least four other people are also displaced. >>> and septa's buses trolleys and subways are expected to be back to full and normal

and people that voted in delaware county says that this one is a big one. across delaware county reports of heavy turnout reported 82% by 4:00 p.m. and here in media sizable numbers recorded as of 3:00 p.m. >> it averaged to 100 voters an hour. >> that is considerable? >> yes for sure. >> by 3:00 p.m. they voted 727. susan voiier voted this afternoon. >> the biggest line i have ever seen in all the elections i voted in. >> they are seeing numbers they have not seen before. even with obama's first election it was surprising. >> what does that suggest to you? >> people are very worried about who will be our next president. >> so a big morning rush here, the expectation is you see the numbers build again as the next wave of voters settle in for the evening and the vote for this evening. live in media, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thanks john. this heightened turnout is due in part to the presidential race because of a heated battle of a key seat in the united states senate. >> the action cam was in wayne where katie mcginty cast her vote. very cri

joe biden in his hem state of delaware this morning. he stopped by the alex dupont high school to cast his ballot this morning. he was joined by his wife dr. jill biden and voters in delaware are also focused on another big race. >> select a new governor tonig tonight. brad sattin following gubernatorial race and congressional race live in wilmington. brad? >> reporter: yeah, in fact, we're at the double tree this is going to be kind of party central for the democrats. little bit later tonight. right now as you can see it is pretty quiet but, you know, delaware is blue state and there are high expectations in both of those races, again, talking about the governor's race and the race in congress. let us start with the governor's race. we have john carney the democrat going against colin bonini. he is the republican. it has been very civil race between the two. carney delaware's us representative serving three terms stepping down now to run for governor against state senator bonini who says delaware needs reform education, criminal justic

no sign of clouds for delaware. the forecast is calling for a nice warmup, into the upper 50s for center city, 57 degrees. that's close to the normal high. just a little bit warmer in chestnut hill and doylestown, up to 61 degrees. suburbs, 50s for west chester and kutztown, a high of 57 degrees this afternoon. lots of sunshine for new jersey and a little bit of a breeze, not terribly strong, just enough to keep things cool at the jersey shore. 56 degrees in ocean city. wilmington up to 57 degrees. that's this afternoon. then it's going to get chilly tonight with clear skies. we're looking at colder temperatures heading into the beginning of election day. there's a big change that's going to happen during the day and it looks like we're going to wind up with a win tomorrow afternoon weatherwise. plenty of sunshine before things start to change by midweek. i'll cover it all when i'm back with the 10 day on 10. >> all right, bill, see you then. 6:09. what great news and relief for about 5,000 septa workers and hundred

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delaware you're at 35 degrees. and many of the suburbs are seeing temperatures below freezing this morning. uni unionville, right on the verge of freezing at 34 degrees. kennett square is 41. chadds ford, 2 degrees below freezing. right at freezing for exton, gilbertsville is 29 while north wales is 30. it's in the 20s in ft. washington, new hope and not much warmer in bedminster. morington, 39 degrees. that morning is still falling. the temperatures could cool down a bit more before we get sunshine in less than an hour to start a significant warming process. at the bus stop this morning, school kids, you'll have to dress in layers. 30s for allentown. we'll see enough sunshine to warm temperatures above yesterday's levels at the same time. 8:00 in the morning, quakertown, exton, reading in the low 40s. up to 40 in trenton, atlantic city 43 degrees and low 40s for philadelphia and wilmington. that sunshine will stay with us through the day. these 30s and 40s will quickly disappear. we'll see sunshine to take us into

optimistic. >> reporter: the polls here in delaware close at 8:00. the democrats are going to have -- the board of elections tell me this, as of about 5:00, 143,000 delawareans have gone through the voting booth and that is a strong number. >>> stay with nbc10 and nbc news the entire night. our coverage goes from now until 2:00 a.m. and don't mess nbc10 news at 11:00, followed by nbc news election night 11:30. >>> a pretty good night if you have to be standing out there in those longs, there's no rain or snow to deal with. >> and it's not that cold. and it's not very windy, although the temperature is going down now that it's after dark. 61 in philadelphia 50s in many of the surrounding areas. here the clouds coming in, and there's the rain moving through cleveland and toward pittsburgh right now, it's not a really impressive area of rain, but we do need some and some of it could be falling during the morning rush, it looks fairly light, it's not going to be very cold tomorrow morning, way warmer than this morning, and then in the afternoon we start

dover, delaware at this hour. the showers are light in nature. and street level storm tracker 6 closer into south jersey and showers in hammonton and mays landing and millville and down into sea isle city and cape may but moving off to the east as we go throughout the rest of the tonight. the high in philadelphia, 55 right now 54 in the city, and 44 in allentown and the lehigh valley and 53 in cape may and 52 in millville and lower 50s in dover. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have got a mostly cloudy sky and the bulk of the moisture moving into upstate new york and portions of new england and snow showers in that area, but for the post mart we are cloudy with a couple of showers overhead. the next 12 hours the forecast looks like this a few sprinkles on the way for tonight and for lancaster for the overnight low 41 in philadelphia and 36 in toms river and the boardwalk 44. and all the shoppers hoping to get deals for black friday, the planner is covered for you, 43, and 47 at 9:00 a.m. middle to upper 50s at 1:00 and 3:00 and back

it will keep the entire delaware valley in the 50s today. and that includes southern delaware, too. showers just light sprinkles in the wilmington area. the steadier rain is just to the west. it's already moving in to the pennsylvania suburbs and the lehigh valley. this is the beginning of the rain that's going to be here through the day today. and then we'll be clearing out late tonight. see the scattered showers in western pennsylvania. that's what we'll see this evening. hour by hour forecast, 9:00, here comes the rain moving through the area during the day today. there will be some breaks in the precipitation. not an all-day rainfall. this is noontime. you see that next line of showers coming in for the afternoon and for the early evening hours. 6:00 this evening, look how it's drying out to the west. that's drying that will take us into tomorrow. for today, though, need your rain gear and a jacket, too. 58 degrees the high temperature. sunshine is back tomorrow but a cold morning. 38 degrees to start with after the clouds clear out, the temperatures will plummet. a nice warmup

delaware, right now is 52 with a light breeze. look at this, we have a nice cool weekend and dry weather ahead. take a closer look at the weekend when i come back in less than ten minutes. >>> now, in day four of the septa strike and it will bring more headaches to commuters, buses, trolleys, subways in the city not running. talks continued into the early morning hours but there is still no settlement. those talks are scheduled to pick up again today. there's no time set for the negotiations. pensions, work rules and health care costs are among the issues on the bargaining table. let's get the latest on delays and conditions related to the strike with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> we are, of course, watching for septa delays. right now, nothing for the regional rails. expect delays in your morning commute. yesterday, about 4:30, 5:00, we started to see delays. watching 76, right around gloucester city over in new jersey. i see 76 and i immediately think schuylkill. this is right around market street. the north

delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this wednesday november 16th. we're following a developing story. >> customer opens fire on two robbers inside a bucks county pizza shop killing one of them. >> rowan university students receiver an alert of another sexual assault on campus. >> and new on "action news," surveillance video shows a man slashing tires in delaware county. >> let's start out by talking about your accuweather. dave murphy is outside with that. karen rogers is taking a look at your traffic. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. we're off to a chilly start so grab the jacket on the way out the door but also keep the sunglasses handy. you can see lots of clear skies overhead. that storm system from yesterday pulling off into new york state and some of those clouds to the west probably rolling in late today but not really much of an impact there. 43 degrees currently in

south jersey a gallon about $2.14 and prices in delaware about $2.11 and notice delaware is the cheapest place given all the gas taxes have gone up in pa and in much. >> yeah, 'cause new jersey costs a lot more money now, man. >>> let's take a look outside right now and check the roads for you. roosevelt boulevard approaching the schuylkill that's your southbound traffic on your left headed towards the schuylkill moving really nicely. so far no problems. the only mass transit issue we have the river line now shuttle busing so they've got shuttle busing in place because they've suspended service dave with the trouble with the track conditions. >> all right, karen, on the big board we are cold this morning at the bus stop. 32 degrees by 6 o'clock. 33 by 8:00 a.m. but it's not as windy so that is one nice part of what's going on today and we're going start out fairly bright, too. 32 degrees right now in philadelphia. 30 in wilmington. below freezing in allentown, reading, lancaster, millville, 32 in trenton and 39 in cape may. as we roll through the day, not as windy as the last couple of d

delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 on this wednesday november 16th. >> we're following developing news for you. a pizza shop customer fights back when two armed robbers burst in and leaves one of them dead, another hospitalized. >> also developing, four townhomes damaged by a two alarm blaze. >> an eagles safety meets with lawmakers on capitol hill. we'll explain why. >> but first tup let's find out what you can expect in accuweather with dave murphy and karen rogers is watching that commute. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. off to a dry start after yesterday's rain. that continues to spin offer to the north. you can see there's not a lot of cloud cover around this morning and we are expecting a bright start. it's on the chilly side. 42 degrees in philadelphia, 42 in trenton, 40 in wilmington and down to 37 in allentown. not far above the freezing mark in reading. below freezing in millville. 51

. >>> mother nature delivered a wet wednesday for the delaware valley. clouds dominated the sky all day long and our entire region got quite a soaking and it's not over yet. we are getting a break from the rain now. but keep the umbrellas handy northern round of wet weather is coming our way. >> rick williams is on assignment and brian taff joins us. adam joseph is tracking the rain now. >> the first round is into southern new england, that is what we saw this morning into the early afternoon hours, we caught a bit of a break and we see the radar fill back in through the south and west heading towards center city that along a cold front that is stretching to parts of atlanta and charlotte and in the deep south in parts of louisiana, mississippi as well as alabama they saw between 30 or so reported tornadoes in the last two days. we are not going to see severe weather with it but another soaking and a rumble of thunder as the front passes through at midnight. the rainfall totals the last two days, a 1.25 around here and

delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> breaking now on "action news." one of the biggest shockers this country's electoral system has ever seen. donald trump will become the 45th president of the united states. >> it was an astonishing victory for the novice politician. trump ended up with 278 electoral votes to clinton's 218 election returns started to look great for donald trump shortly after the polls closed but he did not proclaim victory until 2:50. >> let's get the latest. we'll go new york city that's where we finds abc's adrienne bankert. she has the very latest from trump's headquarters. >> reporter: call it a november shocker. good morning. yes, after months of an unconventional campaign, donald trump has won the presidency. arriving by motorcade in true presidential fashion, donald trump addressing a jubilant crowd. >> i've just received a call from secretary clinton. [cheers and applause] >>> she congratulated us. >> rep

new jersey to delaware, still in the 40s. but delaware, a clear picture. the same for most of philadelphia. though we see scattered clouds. then you see a cloudy picture still for new jersey. depending on where you're at, you may see partly cloudy, mostly sunny conditions. that will be the case throughout today. some clouds flowing in and sunshine mixing in. the sunshine has been breaking through quickly on to our saturday forecast. that's going to continue into your afternoon. here is your radar and satellite. so the more dense clouds have started to roll off, but i do expect we will continue with scattered cloud coverage throughout this saturday afternoon. chilly ahead, 53 degrees for the high today and feels-like temperatures will be about the same. but by tomorrow as winds continue to strengthen, a forecast of 50, but it feels like a 44 degrees. we'll talk more about that and the rain chances that move in next week coming up. >> see you shortly. thanks, krystal. >>> in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood, an innocent bystander is recovering followin

. >>> plus, authorities are looking for whoever took off in this ambulance parked outside a delaware county bingo hall. this is a sure sign of the changing seasons the ice rink at dilworth plaza is opened for business. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers. it must be cold, right? >> reporter: somebody get the weather man some gloves. [laughter]. temperatures are cold, it's blustery we have a breeze, we expect the wind to diminish as the afternoon wears on. it's not as windy as yesterday where we had gusts up to 30 miles per hour and some locations closer to 40, right now it's five to ten. >>> 34 in allentown an reading, 29 in lancaster. 27 in millville. 28 in atlantic city. cape may, a little bit milder, 40 degrees, and trenton checking in at a blustery 34. the temperatures are generally 15 to 20 degrees colder thanks to a cold front that swept through. behind the front there's nothing going on. we have high pressure building in, that means two things, one the wind will diminish as the day wears on and two, expect sunshine is from start to finish. sunny and nice today, chilly

delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night philadelphia police arrest a plan for stealing laptops from hillary clinton staffers and investigators find a burned out shell of a car used in the boyd's robbery. but the big story on "action news" tonight is election day eve and if you can't believe it's here, let us assure you that tomorrow is the day that voters will be electing a new president. but before that happens, the candidates are barnstorming the country in a final appeal for the support of their country men and women. donald trump started the day in sarasota florida. next stop was raleigh north carolina. then scranton, pennsylvania. he'll be in manchester new hampshire at 8 o'clock tonight and finally grand rapids michigan at 11:00. hillary clinton began her final full day of campaigning in pittsburgh. then she hit allandale michigan. she has that big rally tonight in philadelphia with her family and president and michelle obama and th

in delaware you have until friday. officials in montgomery county tell us they've been working around the clock. last week, nbc 10 reported that thousands of voters were still waiting for their ball ats to arrive. officials say they have okayed more than 27,000 applications. that's more than in each of the last two general elections. >>> starting this morning, you'll be paying more for gasoline in new jersey. the state's new gas tax went into effect at midnight. pump prices will be 23 cents a gallon more than they were yesterday. overnight, new jersey jumped from having the second lowest gas tax in the nation to the sixth highest. we found plenty of people filling their gas tanks before the gas tax kicked in. >> it's sad. people can't afford big vacations. but you can afford maybe a trip to the playground or the aquarium, the zoo. now you have to factor in gas, too, because it is going to mac a big difference in people's lives. >>> state lawmakers approved the gas tax hike to help pay for transportation projects next w

delaware stays dry. we'll see a few high clouds, but mostly sunshine will warm temperatures from the 30s into the low 50s. more than a 20 degree warm skrup by lunchtime today. and then into the 50s this afternoon. and even warmer weather for tomorrow. and wednesday, look at that warm-up. but you'll need the rain gear both tuesday and wednesday. i'll take a look at the rain heading our way when i come back with the ten day on 10. >>> 6:38. let's get you to work. >> katy zachry has apdepartme s departmen an skept to tell us about. >> actually a disabled vehicle right at bethlehem pike and stump road in montgomery township. it is slowing things up. it's still out there. so be aware if you're making your way toward that intersection. staying up in that area, pennsylvania turnpike, drive times were coming in under 23 minutes. so now we have upped the travel time headed west good route 1 and the exit for valley forge. it will be 23 minutes. 22 minutes headed eastbound. but still average speeds on the turnpike