there's a lot happening in center city. mass transit sending out notifications in terms of det r detours and what is closed because of today's visit. market frankfurt line, the 13th street station will remain closed as, as well city trolley routes will remain closed and septa buses closed. get our app for further updates and we'll update you all morning along. >> thanks. >>> we've been monitoring the president's movements and also watching his twitter account. he took to twitter again this morning to criticize the north american free trade agreement better known as nafta. >> he tweeted the "u.s. has a $60 billion trade deficit with mef co. it has been a one-sided deal with massive numbers of jobs and companies lost. if mexico was unwilling to pay for the badly needed wall, it would be better to cancel the upcoming meeting." >> we have to stop drugs from pouring in and people from pouring into our country. we have no idea where they're from. i campaigned on the wall and it's very important. that wall will cost us nothing. >>

hop back on to 95 southbound moving towards center city. also watching that construction, for the next half hour at least on the vine street expressway closed. so local vine is an alternate there. just be careful for slippery spots on some of the smaller side streets as well. there's a crash reported on the northbound side of 295 just around route 130. that's northbound. traffic moving more towards central jersey or towards trenton, philadelphia area. watch for that updates on all of these things, especially 95 when i come back. >>> you want to be cautious when you're on the roads this morning. conditions vary. snow led to five separate crashing involving about a dozen cars on 95 northbound in philadelphia. they happened around 12:30 this morning. then the tractor trailer. all of these accidents between cottman and academy. both sides of the highway were completely shutdown at one point. southbound side is still closed. no one seriously hurt. jessica will keep us updated when 95 southbound will reopen. accidents causes problems. keep an eye

that way make your way towards center city. it is better than being stopped completely on the southbound side. if you already are on 95 or know someone headed down 95, frankford is another alternate. then hop back on to 95 southbound just around betsy ross bridge exit. additionally dealing with closure on vine street expressway. we have about another half hour before that clears out of the way as well. delay through center city, and, of course, more updates when i come back. >>> in montgomery county, weighing in on details of bill cosby's upcoming trial. what they say about the potential jury and where the case could be tried. it's 4:25. >>> today ski resorts will try to set a world record. this is a live look. the resort will join dozens of others across north america for a simultaneous ski. organizers hope it will encourage beginners though get out of the slopes. we'll be right back. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what'

he will be in center city this afternoon, for day two of the republican retreat. on day one, republicans laid out aggressive plan for the first 200 days of trump's presidency. including tackling healthcare and rewriting the tax code. >> we mention is is day two, gop leaders met by protesters on day one, this was the scene last night. where hundreds showed up to dance in the streets on market, as the former protest, number of trump policies, of course thousands more are expected today. >>> reporters have everything you need to know about president trump's visit, jenny joyce detail on the planned protest, but steve keeley outside of the loews hotel with details on all of today's events, steve? >> well, it will start within an hour and a half. 8:30, they have panel discussions here at lows among the republican congressional lawmakers and leaders here, and then donald trump we're told leaves washington for philadelphia, at 20 after 10:00 a.m., precisely. and the schedule we're told after, that president trump here for lunch, with republican lawmakers and leaders at no

. ♪ >>> live from center city in philadelphia. this is fox 29 news at 5:00. >>> live indeed this is a live look at center city, where protesters are right now marching. this is just hours after president trump visited the city of brotherly love. >> it's a very special place in our nation's history. >> of his his first trip out of washington greeted with applause inside a center city whole a tale of two cities, thanks for joining us at 5:00. i'm iain >> i'm lucy noland. some of the headaches surrounding the presidential visit, were bob kelly got you covered for the trip home. we begin with fox 29 dave schratweiser in the mix of what's going on. you got protesters all lined up behind you, dave. >> reporter: lus, within the last few minutes, the protesters hundreds of them are on the move. we'll give you a look here large police presence. they left here at 13th and market a few minutes ago. made their way around to filbert, and are now marching towards 12th street. believing that they may go up 12th closer to the loew's hotel where p

new jersey transit also the buses, detoured into center city. remember those buses will come over that ben franklin, and then hit the detour. now, spec weather delays here at philadelphia international airport. not only with a little bit of rain, but a lot of vip activity coming into the airport, then motorcades in and out of center city throughout the day. karen, back over to you. >> bob, let's talk more about that right now. because the president is coming to our neck of the woods today. it is his first visit since the inauguration, he is here to speak to the republican congressional retreat happening in our neck of the woods. down to washington to hear what folks are talking about today. good morning, doug luzader. >> good morning. president trump is going to kind of meet with the gop rang and file at this event in philadelphia. it will be a pretty, pretty big gathering, a loft security no doubt, simply because the president himself will be there. but as much as we've been talking in recent days about all of the executive orders that donald t

it may impact center city. there are road closures that francesca mentioned, septa changes and road changes due to the presidential visit. matt is live. we begin with matt, and what we can expect with the retreat. >> reporter: right, rosemary and tracy, the barriers are set up in front of the loews hotel. as for the president expected to speak later today. he's expected to talk at a lunch at noon. there's gop retreats. this is an annual policy retreat. the goal will be to lay out what they want to achieve and how they will go about doing it. topics on the agenda, health care, particularly the affordable care act. the gop has said they want to repeal and replace it. they'll also be talking about national security. there will be a full day of talks starting at 8:30 this morning. here's a look at folks in attendance. of course, as i mentioned, donald trump will be scheduled to arrive in philadelphia late this morning, 11:30 to get here at the loews hotel for that noon lunch where he'll be speaking to the crowd. th

general congestion in the center city area this evening. we are also seeing delays because of the demonstration and the president being in town on mass transit. 30 and street station is closed and then if you travel on septa buses we see detours and route 10 trolley eastbound diverted to girard avenue. and also the paoli thorndale line inbound is shuttle buses, 25 minute delays because of a tree on the tracks. >>> police say that tiler onle was found bleeding from his head when officer as rived at his home on monday. he told police that three suspects came into the home and one struck him in the head. and police connected elijah stevens to the home invasions and took him into custody and jason macke was arrested by police for involvement in the robbery and facing drug charges as well. >>> crews in montgomery county are working to fill a 30 foot wide sinkhole that opened up in the middle of the street. the sinkhole swallowed a good chunk of brooks road here, tonight residents are still being told to boil their water, "action news" reporter g

>> a live look at center city, where we are expect to go see some rain. lawyer send here with several soggy days in the forecast. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. >> i'm jim. first, what you need to start your day in the morning minute. >> we will have four incredible years. >> in just a few hours, history will be made as donald trump takes the oath of office to be the 45th president of the united state. >> there will be some disruption, that's the price we pay to live in a free society. >> hundreds expected to protest the trump inauguration in philadelphia. others are heading south to the nation's capitol. many of the trains to dc are already sold out. >> flames tear through pizza shop in philadelphia's juniata park section overnight. there is no word of injuries. >> the reputed drug kingpin known as el chapo finally in us custody. guzman arrived on long island from mexico last night. >> on line he's been very outspoken about donald trump. >> a little bit. >> inauguration is tomorrow. did you get an invitation. >> i won't make t i mean, knott

gop lawmakers at the loews hotel in center city. he stood strong on one particular issue, being immigration. >> the hour of justice for the american worker has arrived. border security is a serious, serious national issue and problem. a atlantic security poses a substantial threat to the safety of the united states and its citizens. >> the president talked about the affordable care act. mr. trump said premiums will sky rocket without changes. the president mentioned the biggest cities saying the murder rate here was quote terribly increasing. mayor kenney not at all happy. he responded by saying president trump's false statement were an insult to the men and women of the philadelphia police force, the very same men and women working long hours to insure his safety. our police officers have worked tirelessly and with great personal sacrifice to get philadelphia crime rate down to its lowest point in 40 years. the suggestion, a 20% tax on imports from south of the border, lindsey graham, a republican said that's no, a short time after

that's the latest here from the loews hotel in center city. i'm greg argos, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, sir, very much, greg. as the president makes first official visit to the city demonstrate verse gathered to voice their concerns to the new administration, "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden live in center sit which that part of our coverage. good afternoon, joe. >> jim, good afternoon, and so far right now this demonstration here on thomas payne plaza is very peaceful. there are several hundred people out here, in fact, what started around 11:00 this morning, it was still drizzling, the numbers have just grown from that point on. again, estimated to be about several hundred, many of the signs out here reflecting people's opinions. they do not want the affordable care act to be repealed. now, we caught up with commissioner richard ross, just went last ten minute, we asked him questions about the city in general, and security, and facing concerns. go ahead and have a listen tacoma the commissioner told us. >> it is early, but a

live in center city, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> obviously, if you live or work in center city, the president's visit or protests could disrupt your routine. >> that's right. thousands of protesters are expected to hit the streets of center city around 9:00 this morning. skyforce 10 was overhead last night as supporters and members of the lgbtq community had a dance party outside of the loews hotel where the republican retreat is being held. the nbc10 app has the full list of road closures and changes in mass transit to philadelphia box. president's visit. you can count on our "first alert" update throughout the morning. >>> we've been monitoring president trump's social media messages overnight. nothing about philadelphia just yet. within the past 20 minutes mr. trump tweeted ungrateful traiter chelsea manning who never should have been released from prison is now calling president obama a weak leader. terrible. manning slammed president obama in an article she wrote in "the guardian" saying president obama left imperfect about accomplishments. just last week, president obama commu

affecting the traffic moving towards center city. philadelphia, you can see it still slow. moving by the scene. these are cameras rights around cottman avenue. back to normal now, but southbound right here. few disabled vehicles right now after all that traffic that was stopped. traffic that was stopped. now that they're starting to move, some of the vehicles are stuck in place. that's a thing to watch for there as well. still really slow. you're going to want an alternate anyway just in case there's still pretty big delays in that one chunk of 95. so you can take frankford avenue. back down to betsy ross bridge area. hop back on 95 southbound that way or head to wood haven road down to the boulevard and head towards center city that way. additionally that construction on the vine street expressway has cleared. both directions back open in between broad street and schuylkill. >>> next we take you to jersey shore where people woke up to snow and the impacts still being felt there this morning. >>> take a live look from storm 4 10. roads in pretty good shape thanks to the cre

we begin with nbc10's matt delucia live in center city. matt, the president is only one the big names in town. >> reporter: that's right, the president is expected to arrive at the loews hotel here at market. he'll be speaking out to the gop gathered here in the city. this is all part of an annual retreat. a policy retreat. the goal will be to lay out what they want to achieve and how they will go about doing it. we're also going to be talking about this issue. national security one of them, also the affordable care act. the gop has said that they want to repeal and replace it. we did ask some of the lawmaker what is they want to hear. >> if we can get some clear direction on what his priorities will be and how we would like to see them carried out. >> we don't want do go forward with repealing until we have everything in place. we don't want people to be left behind. and there shouldn't be a rush to do it just to say we did it. >> reporter: now, president trump should be landing in philadelphia this morning to get here for a noon lunch. h

for the most part they're in center city and exiting the coastline. that's the only batch of showers i think we'll really see but it's going to feel damp touch of drizzle here or there out there this morning and let's take a look right now at satellite6 and action radar. you can see that rain from yesterday certainly evening hours we had some steady rain. that's pushed off the coast. a few leftover showers. behind that we'll see clouds and a little spotty drizzle through the morning hours. we still have one area of concern in the poconos in the higher elevations. you could have freezing rain. advisory there still continues until 7 o'clock in the morning. for the rest of us no worries with. that look at these temperatures. it's 35 in martins creek 34 pottstown but already 40 in saint davids. it's 43 this morning already in center city. above the average high. that's not bad. 43 in hammonton, 44 in dover delaware. today we'll make it up to 52 degrees. we have some fog. not so much in philadelphia. it's 1 mile visibility in reading, 3-mile visibility in

here in center city the first trip away from washington, d.c. since donald trump was sworn in as president last friday first chance for donald trump to get together with his republican party to agree on united front. he scheduled to get here early afternoon, and that is when this street now empty may fill with thousands of people. we send it back down eight blocks down market street to you in the studio. >> thank you, steve. we will keep checking with him all morning, but last night, certainly, got interesting around the area, where president trump is going to be going, a little later today. and protest remembers gearing up for another day of demonstrations. >> jenny joyce in center city, we are certainly as alex mentioned expecting a repeat, jenny? >> today police are specking thousands of protesters, first scheduled protest set to begin at 11:00 this morning, you can see, police already in place, outside of the low hotel, they're prepared, last night, they got a taste of the crowd, dancing in protest, and hoping to mover to lawmakers to the go

city where protesters were gathered right now, demonstrators are marching through center city throughout the day vowing to fight president trump's agenda. we'll get to the protests in a moment but we want to start with the reason that president trump was in philadelphia today. he used his first visit to talk policy and strategy at the first republican retreat. he called on fellow republicans to create great and lasting change and spoke in broad termed about tax reform and immigration and trade. president trump touched on the widely debunk claim that millions of people voted illegally in the last election. >> we need to keep the ballot box safe from illegal voting. and believe me you take a look at what is registering folks they like to say trump trump trump. take a look at what is registering. we are going to protect the integrity of the ballot box. all of us -- >> now as the president was speaking inside the loews hotel protesters were chanting and marching in the streets outside. sara bloomquist live now intenter city with more. seems to be growing at 13th and market where the leadersh

>> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. >>> 11:00 o'clock and hundreds of protesters have already filled the streets of center city hours before president donald trump is set to land in philadelphia. police in the city of brotherly love are preparing for far bigger crowds tomorrow when the president does arrive. i'm lucy noland. >>> president trump is making his first trip out of washington, d.c. tomorrow heading right here and cops expect thousands of protesters to greet him when he rolls on into town. fox 29's dave schratwieser is in center city tonight where so far things have been peaceful. dave? report roar they were peaceful tonight, lucy. protests broke up here about 45 minutes ago. about 500 protesters in the middle of market street out in front of the loewes hotel where the president will visit tomorrow. but so far things have been peaceful ahead of the presiden president's visit. >> whoo! >> reporter: the music blared and the crowd of over 500 danced the night away in a peaceful protest at 12th and mark right across the street from where president

for now we're live in center city. i'm randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> got to keep those voices warm philly home show is the place to go if you're looking for home improvement ideas. the exhibit features the latest do it yourself projects, design and technology. the show runs through monday at the pennsylvania convention center right down there at 11th and north street and open again next weekend january 20th through the 22nd. >>> in north jersey a man accused of ducking a million dollars worth of toll payments is in jail. state police arrested the man while boarding a flight to aruba. he owns a trucking company and police say his trucks were rolling through tolls about a hundred times a day without paying. >>> the investigation into the deaths of a prominent new jersey couple has taken a new twist. the medical examiner has changed the death certificate of john sheridan to list his manner of death as determined. it had been listed as a suicide. prosecutors originally said that the ceo killed himself and his wife with

center city this is day two of the protest we have video from yesterday's protest, there were a couple of trump resistance and women marches through center city, today students at philadelphia universities including temple are staging walk outs and marches, students plan to row test there north philadelphia to the area around city hall, where they will head to independent mall. there there are road closures that could last through early evening hours: police are asking people to avoid traveling through center city and olde city if possible because they are expect ago lot of traffic, as trump opponents speak out against hate, bigotry and standing up for women's right, equality for all, immigration policies and environmental issues among others. today's protests precede tomorrow's women march in the city of brotherly love. officials are expecting roughly 20,000 people for that event which will, again, mean road closures throughout the city mike and alex. >> this is inauguration weekend like we have never seen before. >>> okay, jenny. as we look ahead to today's inauguration lets look bac

city hours after his departure. >> nbc's drew smith is live in center city. drew, what is the situation on the ground? >> reporter: jacqueline, jim, this is something we haven't seen all day -- market street is open to cars and pedestrians. while there's just a couple protesters on the street, police are wrapping down their day and most people have gone home it has been a long day for police. for the most part they called this a successful and mostly peaceful presidential visit. protesters tried to get through, but police held firm at the roadblocks designed to keep everyone away from the lowe's hotel. it's where president trump spoke and republican meetings continue tomorrow. at one point, our cameras caught people burning the american flag. but overall, the evening demonstrations stayed peaceful. beginning with a rally in rittenhouse square. >> it's an american tradition. >> reporter: people marched all over the city, at times splintering off making this presidential visit truly a handful for police. >> the logistics is mind-boggling. just in terms of tryin

capital police are stepping up security in center city ahead of the president's visit thursday. mr. trump is scheduled to speak at a retreat for congressional republicans at the loews hotel. that gets under way with speaker paul ryan set to address the group. >>> today protesters hit the streets of philadelphia rallying against several of president trump's cabinet picks. >> stop trump's cabinet. >> this happened outside senator bob casey's philadelphia office. they're trying to stop the senate from confirming a number of the cabinet nominees. groups gared at the offices of their members of congress as part of today's effort. >> from our delaware bureau, a wilmington crime crackdown. there's been 18 shootings in the city so far this year. today the mayor announced an anti-violence initiative called operation safe streets. they're implements new policing tactics including 19 additional officers. it calls on residents to help by reporting and assisting in solving crime. >>> new information about a deadly police-involved shooting in wilmington. police say bruce altenberger was distraugh

maybe. >>> coming to center city today. the republicans get ready for some street closures because they'll be in town in just a couple of hours to get a live report. and, if you are headed down the shore, you're going to need little extra money if you plan on staying overnight. why your bill could be on the rise. >>> good day everybody, it is a wednesday. it is a hump day. we're halfway through, cannot believe we're finishing up january already. can you believe it? next week is february. >> wow, oh, man. >> flip the calendar and we're good to go. here comes valentine day. >> yes, i guess i should probably take my christmas decorations down? >> little bit. >> they're three quarters of them. laughing in the control room. >> well, the red goes with valentine day. >> just take down the green and you're gooing today. >> the pointsetia's are out. >> the storm is gone, still, raining up in new england, around cape cod, but nothing here. winds are still gusting in a few places, especially in the mountains, 49-mile per hour wind gus

only from fios. >> a live look at center city, where we are expect to go see some rain. lawyer send here with several soggy days in the forecast. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. >> i'm jim. first, what you need to start your day in the morning minute. >> we will have four incredible years. >> in just a few hours, history will be made as donald trump takes the oath of office to be the 45th president of the united state. >> there will be some disruption, that's the price we pay to live in a free society. >> hundreds expected to protest the trump inauguration in philadelphia. others are heading south to the nation's capitol. many of the trains to dc are already sold out. >> flames tear through pizza shop in philadelphia's juniata park section overnight. there is no word of injuries. >> the r

might cause a bit of a mess for folks living and moving around center city and old city as well. here's the schuylkill. right around belmont. eastbound here moving towards center city. 13 minutes. average speeds up there. no major problems on the schuylkill yet. also watching barrington over in new jersey for the missing manhole cover on the white horse pike headed westbound. that will be approaching at 295 interchange as well. have to head to philadelphia or trenton before the split, might see slowdown. traffic getting by the scene there. also end here on route 73. just around cooper road. no problems or delays. car or so out the door there. route 73 looks nice and dry. >>> a holy heist at local jewish school. surveillance video that captures the thieves in action and what they made off with. >>> 5:42. continue to follow breaking news. live picture right now. everyone safely evacuated from a building apartment fire at front and market street. just the last ten minutes, seen the flames subside and there's now just white smoke there. see firefighters huddled together. this is a pi

. >>> a live look outside over center city philadelphia where it's a cold start to our morning. the wind doesn't help. we'll let you know how long this chilly change will last coming up. >>> and philadelphia gets its motor running this morning as the auto show gets rolling. we'll have a live preview from the pennsylvania convention center in just minutes. >>> good morning. welcome back to "nbc 10 news today". i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. let's start with that weather. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking chilly temperatures. we've been so fortunate with the mild weather. we knew this was going to come back. >> that's true. really although it feels very cold in comparison to what we've been dealing with, these temperatures are closer to average. here's our feels like temperatures right now. this is what it feels like as you step out the door because it's breezy out there. 27 degrees in philadelphia. 28 in mount holly. and atlantic city. 30 for vineland and only 14 mount pocono. those feel like temperatures compare them to the actual temperatures. five to te

what do you think of our new 3-d graphics overlooking center city. looking good center city. also, in talking about trump coming into town parking and pedestrian restrictions are starting at six l.a. m. what to i mean when i say pedestrian restrictions? sidewalks will be closed around loews hotel, demonstration is scheduled to be around 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. there will be multiple demonstrations throughout the city. head up on that. biggest one will be scheduled between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. very busy area indeed. market frank forward line is add just ted, city trolleys, no service at 13th street, bus detours. so hence make sure to check those scheduled on line. jan, back over to you. >>> welshes hundreds of protesters are expected to pack streets as president donald trump arrives in philadelphia. >> the president is attending the republican congressional retreat in center city. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live outside loews hotel where police are on stand by, good morning, trang. >> reporter: yes, people can expect lots of congestion here , outside of the loe

a few in center city. a few in other neighborhoods. this is the biggest. >> reporter: the closures will last until 7:00 a.m. additional closures will take place over the next 30 days of filming. it's no problem for this family. they left dinner and walked right into a movie. >> it's interesting to see it in a live environment instead of off of a movie set. >> reporter: kevin heart, bryan cranston and nicole kidman, they are already in town for reversal. we're told you can see them around the city starting next week when they shoot their screens. live in center city. >>> celebration tonight in philadelphia to mark chinese new year. >> nbc $10 visited saint joseph prep tonight. a dozen students from china go to school here. tomorrow marks the start of the lunar year of the rooster. >>> in montgomery county, a personal art exhibit is on display. the community diversity exhibit features portraits of 25 families. they were taken by a school art teacher. >> recognize those faces? philadelphia mayor jim kenny was among the attendees. you saw

we are joined by andrea cruz live in center city. how does this affect people in the latino community whom you cover every single day. >> reporter: today i met with an organization that focuses on immigration issues, they say they knew this moment was coming because, of course, immigration reform was a big part of president trump's campaign. now, the organization new sanctuary movement is a coalition of religious congregations with the aim of promoting positive relations between the undocumented community and law enforcement. today they watched as press secretary sean spicer announced sanctions. they described what life was like for undocumented immigrants in philadelphia before it became a sanctuary city back in 2014. >> there were immigrants who were victims of crime, who were, like, thought there was crime happening. they were not reporting it because they were afraid that they would be deported, which happened. so there was no relationship with law enforcement at all. >> reporter: so their biggest concern at this time is that if

british prime minister theresa may came to center city. she became the first foreign leader to address the annual gathering. tomorrow, she will become the first foreign leader to meet with our new president. >>> former nfl quarterback peyton manning will also be in philadelphia for the republican restre retreat. he is scheduled to speak tonight at the dinner. he has donated to republicans in the past. >>> president trump recently repeat his unsubstantiated claim that millions of illegal ballots cost him a win in the popular vote last november. there is no evidence that claim is true. >> it has drawn attention to the voting records of trump's own inner circle, including his daughter, tiffany. nbc 10 reporter george spencer confirmed tiffany trump is registered in pennsylvania and new york city? >> there is no doubt about that. election officials in philly and in new york specifically confirm today that tiffany trump is still currently registered in both locations. in and of itself there is nothing improper about that. but the trump camp is

marched through center city. police helped firm lines to chemodemonstrators away from the lowes hotel where the william spoke. a spoertd of the president had this message for the demonstrat demonstrators. i air is give him a chance. give donald trump a chance. >> we have to come together. >> police a as you engineementi did not make any arrest. did issue was self-citation for disorderly conduct. >> here in philadelphia the murder rate has been steady, i mean just terribly increased. >> president trump's claim about philadelphia's murder rate had city leaders setting the records straight. police statistic show 10 more this year than last. 2016 murder count is the third lowest in the last 10 years. mayor gym kenny says the president's claim undermine the hard work of police. >> they're out there standing on the sheet 12 hours a shift and they taking care of him. >> city leaders want crime fighting help from the federal government. he hopes is hope includes common sense gun legislation. >>> coming up in next half ho

busses detoured around center city. hopefully this will be cleared out for the morning rush hour when we see you bright and early starting at 4:00. i'll be happy to give you a phone call. >> i'll probably be up. that's about when i go to bed. >> back to you at fox 29 weather authority. here's a live look at allentown. windy but it did warm up and we saw the sun again this afternoon, hard to believe it's still january but don't worry, our weather weather not far away >> meteorologist kathy orr is here. that seven-day forecast looks interesting. >> it is it's up and down lucy, today was the warmest day of that seven-day forecast. in old city it is still quite comfortable. temperatures really mild for this time of year. of course, today we made it to 55. that's 15 degrees above normal. still, not bad at 47. winds out of the west at 18, initial weather service allowed the wind advisory to expire. right now in philadelphia, it's 47. the same in wilmington, 44 in allentown. in the poconos, it is 34 degrees with a persistent w

so keep that in behind if you are coming into philadelphia center city today. now mass transit off to a good start this morning but keep in mind as these demonstrations, develop throughout the take, that detours, not only on vehicles but the bus, the buses will be detoured around any of the planned demonstrations. we are off to a good start this morning. we will see extra volume down at 30th street station, folks heading down to d.c. on the train, folks jumping on the planes and heading down there as well. we will have extra activity in and out of philadelphia international. in problems in south jersey currently on 295 and so far so good on patco, thomas and karen looking good. >> bob, thank you. >>> today president-elect donald trump becomes the forty-fifth president of the united states. hundreds of the thousands of people are expect to be in washington to witness the event. >> it will be so many balls happening there last night we saw video right there and we will carry all of the events and hi lights from that. so many people do not want to miss out on hist

live in center city i'm lauren mayk nbc 10 news. >>> thousands filled the streets in center city today, using their voices and signs to express their feelings about president trump. most of the people there wanted to send a message to the president to save the affordable care act. others are supporting local immigrants after the president signed the executive order defunding sanctuary cities like philadelphia. we've been watching the crowds grow over the past hour or so. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal has been with protesters all day long, he's joining us now live outside the loews hotel with police behind you there, randy. >> reporter: we have moved. you can see these police are on broad street. protecting the union lead here. the dr the demonstrators have shut down the street. they've been walking down market street, walnut and in some cases blocking traffic. largely peaceful. this was unpermitted so they were not aware where these people were going. but right now, they are on broad street, heading towards city hall. let me show you video real quick we shot 20 minutes ago. this is the mos

katie zachary joins us live from center city with what he's saying. he is accused of failing to report five sources of income and nearly 90 gifts he accepted from people, including some closely connected to philadelphia district attorney office. according to the city's ethics board which launched investigation back in august, those gifts include sports tickets and hotel points to name a few. the more than $60,000 fine is the largest in the board's history. says williams is running for re-election and some democratic challengers are calling for resignation. saying he's too distracted by the outcome of investigation to focus on the people of philadelphia. >> this is someone who is supposed to investigate and prosecute criminal behavior, not engage in illegal and unethical behavior. >> williams released this statement in part saying i apologize to the people of philadelphia. i will work every day to earn back the trust and respect of all of you. now, in addition to paying that steep fine, more than $60,000, coming up in the next hour, lay out what additi

traveling in to center city throughout the day really will be rough. this whole retreat is taking place at the loews hotel as we mentioned, closures septa goes into effect at 8:00. basically city hall, market street, headed east toward the river, portions of 12th street, and 13th street, also will be closed, as we saw in steve's shot the metal barricades, along the sidewalks, which will prevent people from crossing the street, even at the corners, there is no parking signs, the ppa will be out to enforce it. if you need to come into center city today, the best bet is mass transit. the market frankford line is the way to go t runs underground it, will not be impacted by any of the motorcade closures, or any of the protests, the only change is that the market frankford line is not going to stop at the 13th street station. it will bypass 13th, and go right to city hall. getting on the market frankford line, you can enter the subway there at 11th street, or the 15th street dilworth plaza station, the broad street subway is not impacted at all by today's ev

city see what we are working with here heading toward center city brake lights going off but congestion at the this time is not a factor. we are looking all right, westbound side on the schuylkill we are looking good as well. new jersey, 42 freeway north bound at creek road our first look in new jersey. it is heating up. people heeding warning from all week leaving your homes early, but good news we have try roadways. but you still want to leave a little bit early. that is what people are doing in new jersey. you can see how busy it the is perhaps within of busiest stretches already this morning for just cracking in the 5:00 o'clock hour. then delaware memorial bridge north bound only one lane is open, this is opened this will 6:00 a.m., thinks toward new jersey, from delaware. head up on this. this will slow you down a little bit later. we will talk about bridges all day long, more coming new ten minutes. rahel, back over to you. >>> we will see you then, thank you. now for a look at newspaper headlines across our region. >> news journal wilmington mayor, has called in outside law enfo

hall in center city. protesters as they make their way as far as they can get to the loews hotel there at market street. as president trump is about to address gop lawmakers, in the meantime a quick break we'll be back with more news don't do away. ♪♪ you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast-acting, long-lasting reliefor recommended gaviscon. it quickly neutralizes stomach acid and helps keep acid down for hours. relieve heartburn with fast- acting, long-lasting gaviscon. 1:00 houris h heefore thi start to change and we get to the low 50s in the northern and western subur windstartin to build and hi55 islpouhia efore temperatures start to turn and and hea 56 isleesover >> o trump's visit to phila continues 4:he president touator expect anymomentass. aree one 1, closes we are tter trying to get as close as they can to the hotel where the is taking place protesting donald trump from philadelphia. this is live inside of the hotel, the podium is set and the gop lawmakers are president remarks we'll

one ranking. >>> tiny dancers took stage in center city tonight. more than 200 philadelphia third and fourth graders entertain it had crowd at the prince theater company. they danced in the final performance of the ballet x dance exchange program. bali x is the city's premier ballet contemporary company. >>> a big honor for a local musician. >> he was nominated for an academy award. ♪ city of stars, are you shining just for me ♪ >> that's "city of stars" from the oscar-nominated film "la la land." it's nominated as well for best song and 31-year-old beng passack from ardmore wrote it. he'll find out if he's a winner february 26. joining "la la land" are "arrival," "fences," "hacksaw ridge," he"hell or high water," "lion," "manchester by the sea" and "moonlight." >>> speaking of hollywood, it came to south philly. >> the sixers put the spot on a big-time movie maker. tonight was m. night. m. night shyamalan rang in the team's ceremonial bell before tipoff against the clippers. shyamalan is an avid sixers fan and has court side tickets. >> his da

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more demonstrations are planned in center city tomorrow. mix in rose cloed your closures and pedestrians and it could be a tough commute. >> drew is live in center city with what you need to know. drew? >> reporter: be prepared to see a lot of these road barriers plus there will be a lot of police. if you manage to catch a glimpse of the president, he'll be heading into that hotel and out here where we'll standing is where the protesters will be, many who came out tonight tell me they'll be returning tomorrow. police are on every corner. the protesters have assembled and soon president trump will be in the heart of philadelphia, likely to face a mixed reception. >> i'm happy for the president to come. pretty exciting. >> there's a bunch of people in that building that are trying to take away rights. >> top republicans already arrived for day one of a three-day policy retreat in this hotel. its leaders say they respect the right to protest. >> we are here, we are queer! >> tonight, some people in the lgbt community organized a dance party on

portion of center city near city hall is back open. it was closed overnight because it seemed like this one. it's not new york it's center city philadelphia. this is not a real police chase. it's actually filming of the movie "untouchable". city officials shut down jfk and market street between 15th and 20th for the first day of the shoot. the movie stars kevin hart, bryan cranston and nicole kidman. stars were not part of this shoot but people passing by stopped to watch. >> interesting to see it in a live environment instead of off a movie set. >> the actors are already in philadelphia for rehearsals and will start shooting sense around town next week. still ahead this morning on "nbc 10 news today," rescuing the race. one day after philadelphia's annual cycling event was cancelled a local congressman tells us he's working to get it rolling again. >>> just about quarter after 9:00. in this camera you can see flakes flying around this morning. not expecting any snow this weekend but it is cool enough for some of those snowflakes. live

i-95 looking good at cottman, that's the southbound traffic heading toward center city. no problems at this hour, a good shot of the roads, they are clear and dry. we have construction closing aramingo avenue between girard and richmond street. stick to berk street if you're heading to fishtown. other than that no major problems. >> breaking right now, the schuylkill river trail is considered a city gym a beautiful spot for outdoor stroll or ride or workout. there's concerns about safety concerns that ramped up even more after a daylight robbery. "action news" reporter, bob brooks is live in center city with more on what happened, good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, tamala, where this happened not far from where we are on the trail, that's a popular location one that people walk through and run through everyday. it's the trail where it meets walnut street. police say 1:00 a.m., a suspect wearing a red ski market approached the victim and pulled out a gun and took the cash and cell phone and took off on foot. we know this could have ended up much worse there was

now suing the company that operates the city's criminal justice center. family and colleagues surrounded paul owens as he left rehab facility that he's called home for the last six months. owens was in an elevator at the cjc when it shuuddenly shot up the top floor through cement barriers. he broke bones in his back. now paralyzed from the waist down. >> it's hard. part of the process. got a long way to go, but i got this far. just happy to be going home today. that's all. >> investigators still trying to figure out what caused the elevator to malfunction. new lawsuit accuses the company that runs the cjc of failing to maintain, repair, inspect the elevator. >>> cherry hill school board will meet again later this week about a very controversial high school play. >> last night's school board meeting was backed with concerned parents, students, and community members. students want to use the n word in the cherry hill production of rag time. that word is in the origin naal play. the school board banned the word after the chapter filed a complaint. then stude

look at this beautiful shot of center city. i want to call your attention to this information right the here. republican congressional caucus and presidential visit is coming to philadelphia today. we know that. what is closed. look at these, it will go between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. starting before 8:00 a.m. it will get busy. thirteenth street from chestnut to market. market from 11th and juniper and 12th from chestnut to arch i will tweet this information out as well. this will slow you down especially in the 8:00 o'clock hour as our main hour rolls in the 8:00 o'clock hour. take a look at this parking pedestrian restrictions starting at 6:00 a.m. demonstrations are scheduled between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. but additional demonstrations as well so just a head up. we are looking at our real time traffic slow, take a look we are showing throwing but green that is what we should be seeing. still dark out still early on this thursday morning. we are looking darn good. take a look market frank forward line has an adjusted schedu

for now reporting live in center city, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> pretty scary. thank you annie. >>> an outburst of violence is plaguing parts of philadelphia. the last week and a half have been especially violent in west and southwest philadelphia. a 25-year-old man was shot in the stomach at 8:30 last night. police found him on the 5600 block of richwood street. they took him to penn presbyterian hospital where he's in critical condition. >>> detectives in the two neighborhoods have responded to at least nine shootings over the last few days. two of them were deadly. >>> and philadelphia police need your help tracking down the people who beat up this soldier on new year's day. officials say the happened while austin freni was leaving mum percent parade festivities near seconds street in south philadelphia. freni's family which lives in camden county tells "action news" he is out of the hospital and back with his unit in georgia. a $7,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to an arrest. >> dog owners in chester coun

it's cold in center city. 12 degrees on the they remember in philadelphia. some suburbs in the single digits. the winds out of the west at 6 miles per hour, but that's giving you a windchill currently in philadelphia making it feel like 3. when the winds pick up, yeah they are not strong, but it does plunge that windchill. looks like we'll have early sunshine and clouds will start to filter in and overall we're going for a mix of clouds and sun. the big story will be the temperature. 12 degrees on the thermometer by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 17. noon, 23. we do stay a fairly good chunk below freezing, high of 27 degrees by 3:00 p.m. winds not as strong as yesterday, but a day to bundle up. by 6:00 p.m. we're back down to 22. we hold the low 20s in the overnight hours. high temperatures, 26 in allentown. 27 in the middle of the region. 28 down the shore, very cold. tomorrow things get better, a warm front pulls up from the south and starts to raise the numbers up and later in the day we wind up with a high of 38 in philadelphia. however as that front pushes throu

you may be able to see them in center city, starting next week. we talked with the film office, and they say as for the inconvenience of this road closure, that this is the biggest road closure they're going to have during the filming of this movie. which should last 30 days. this road closure starting right now lasts until 7:00 in the morning. reporting live in center city, aundrea cline-thomas nbc 10 news. >>> now, to a developing story. we have new details on a crash involving a motorcycle you see right here. a motorcycle and a septa bus. we brought this to you as breaking news at 5:00. since then we have learned that motorcyclist is in critical condition. sky force 10 was over rising sun avenue where this happened shortly after the bike collided with the bus. it took place about 5:15. no word if anyone on the bus was injured. >>> nearly $5 billion, that's how much the school district says it needs to repair philadelphia schools. the school district released its study of its schools today. it outlined all the changes that need to be done. schoo

if you're going anywhere near center city, city hall expect lots of congestion. that's tomorrow from 8:00 to 6:00. i wanted to give you a lot of warning. pennsylvania turnpike westbound between fort washington and norristown. we still have crews out there blocking the two left lanes so as time goes on it gets a little busier you want to watch for that this morning. let's check the temperatures for you. it's 39 in martins creek, 38 in pottstown, 42 in center city. 41 right now in hammonton. 38 in vineland and 52 forty two in dover. not as chilly as yesterday morning on today the sun comes out. we haven't seen in it a really long time so enjoy it today. it's a little milder, too, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> a motorcycle rider survived a road rage crash by clinging onto the very same moving car that had just clipped him. seth's vide helmet camera is gog viral. he slammed into the back of the car off his bike rolling onto the trunk. he banged on the back until the sedan came to a stop when he rolled off the car amazingly unhurt. the other driver turned out to be in