ignorant could be said. >> philadelphia's mayor calling trump's proposal to ban muslims ignorant. the action the mayor would take against trump if he could because of the candidate's controversial comments. plus all new at 5:00, hate crime on a local college campus. the disturbing discovery inside the dorm room doors next on nbc 10 news at 5:00. it starts right now. and we begin with breaking news. major traffic trouble on i-95 northbound in delaware county. look at your picture right here. all lanes are shut down in ridley because of an accident there. this is video just in from our first alert traffic cameras. traffic is getting by on that shoulder you see on the right side of your screen, but all lanes are closed down. we'll work to find out how long it will take to reopen the lanes, we'll get that to you as soon as we know the information. i would want to engage the

muslim community, but they are not helping us. >> not backing down from his proposal to ban muslims from entering the united states. the republican presidential candidate defended his stance on msnbc today. trump's comments have ignited controversy and condemnation around the world. michael nutter wishes he could ban trump from the city. and look at this, the "philadelphia daily news" weighing in, comparing donald trump to adolf hitler on its cover today. nbc 10's deanna durante joins us live from our digital operations center. the mayor didn't mince words. >> he didn't, he criticized trump more than once today saying he didn't want to be in the same room with the candidate and this morning called for banning the new york billionaire from the city of philadelphia. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states.

>> reporter: they are comments that have kept the presidential front runner in the spotlight. the comments have been denounced by politicians from both parties, but today a couple of mayors are taking it a step further. >> i think in recent times nothing more vile or ignorant could be said whether it's a political environment or any other environment. and certainly if i had the power to do so, the only banning that should be done is that person not being allowed in the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: mayor nutter did not mention trump by name, but the mayor of st. petersburg did when he said trump should be banned from his city. here at home republicans and democrats are not sure if they agree with the mayors or trump. >> i don't think you should ban anyone from anywhere. it's just their opinion, whether you agree or not. that's what the country is, free speech. >> reporter: we asked what voters thought of mayor nutter's

reaction to trump. >> some of the things he says make sense, i know he sounds crazy, but i don't think he should be banned from the city, if that's your question. >> there are a few more you should ban. >> reporter: some say trump is doing what he has to to get votes. when it comes to banning people from the u.s. or the city -- >> i don't have comment on that, i think it's a ridiculous conversation to have. >> reporter: trump is set to headline a pennsylvania gop fundraiser in new york on friday. the state gop is getting calls to disinvite trump from the event but a spokesperson says many candidates have been invited to speak and it's up to the voters to decide who the next president should be. live in the digital operations center, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. a story you were on y yesterday, the fbi still looking for a person who threw a severed pig's head at a local mosque yesterday. surveillance video shows someone in this car throwing the pig's head near the front door of the islamic society mosque in north

philadelphia. the pig is seen as an insult since muslim laws forbid the eat of pork. that is causing anxiety in the muslim community. trump says he would temporarily ban muslims from coming into the country and a local muslim college student told us trump's comments make her concerned. she said it doesn't worry her at school but elsewhere. >> it makes me nervous, i have family in other countries and with this refugee crisis, people trying to get to safety to a better place and just not allowing them to enter the country because of their faith, something they are being persecuted for where they come from, it seems ironic and very un-american. >> and she went on to say she has trouble reassuring her family that everything is okay. nbc 10 has every angle of this major story covered on air and on the nbc 10 news app. that's where you can listen to

mayor nutter's entire speech regarding the controversy. we want to transition to more breaking news, this time concerning an e-mail scandal in harrisburg. a pennsylvania ethics board filed four charges against state supreme court justice michael eakin. the board says eakin violated codes of conduct by exchanging lewd and offensive e-mails with friends. the charges were filed with a disciplinary court that has the power to remove judges. the investigation began after attorney general kathleen kane submitted more than 1,000 of eakin's e-mails. kane claims her legal troubles starts when she released the e-mails. kane is facing charges, state lawmakers are deciding if kane can keep her job. meanwhile today, a judge convicted an aide to pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane of criminal contem contempt. a judge found patrick reese snooped through office e-mails in violation of a protective order. he faces up to six months in

jail. he's kathleen kane's driver and body guard. prosecutors say he went through computer files to keep tabs on the criminal investigation of his boss. switching gears now, tonight temple university's board of trustees is holding off on deciding its next step for proposing a $100 million stadium at that campus in north philadelphia. their decision to defer the vote came later this afternoon. a closer look at where the proposed stadium would be, the plan does not have final funding approval just yet, but does have plenty of critics. aundrea cline-thomas is live on temple's campus. aundrea, why did the board decide to wait to take a vote? >> reporter: as you were saying, keith, there's still not a whole lot of consensus about whether this is a good idea to begin with. to give it some context, if the trustees vote today, it would have started the ball rolling on building a new $100 million football stadium right here on campus, but this would have been

the first step in a lengthy process, but it's already been divisive both on campus and in the community. take a look, tension started to escalate as students protested and tried to get into sullivan hall where the meeting was held. only five students were allowed in. a coalition of students have joined with residents to protest building the new football stadium. among concerns is the cost and the impact on the community as it relates to noise, parking and displacement of local residents, many who they say are african-american. temple's board of trustees deferred the vote after jim kenney said he wanted to weigh in. we spoke about the issue earlier. >> i think they should be at the linc and have comparable costs associated with their use of the linc as the university of pittsburgh does out at heinz field. >> having said that, we are

going to engage all aspects of the community, including the mayor-elect, to ensure what we do for our students and program here at temple university is not only right for this great university, but right for the great city of philadelphia. >> reporter: now temple's president has cited the football team's momentum, bringing more jobs to north philadelphia, and a better game day experience as some of the reasons why he thinks a new stadium should be built here on campus. trustees will meet with mayor-elect jim kenney within the next week and we're assuming there will be another vote and with another vote will be protesters expected to be out here again. reporting live from temple university, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. cooler start to the day, still doesn't feel like december. you saw aundrea wearing the jacket, but look at this picture here, center city, philadelphia, some people didn't need that jacket, in fact.

take a live look at the beach in cape may, sun out today, but tomorrow the clouds are expected to return. still warm, though. still counting our blessings. let's talk to sheena parveen. sheena, will the temperatures drop? >> tonight, yes, we'll get back down into the 30s, some areas in the 20s, but today is going to be the coolest day out of the week. clouds moving across the area now, but we are going to stay dry tonight and tomorrow and really the rest of the week. temperatures are already in the 30s for allentown, even millville now 39 degrees. philadelphia coming in at 48 degrees, reading 42, but as we go through the rest of the week, we're going to have a very steady warmup all the way into the weekend. the rest of your evening temperatures slowly dropping, 8:00 p.m. around 43 degrees, by 10:00 tonight around 41 degrees. we do expect warmer temperatures in the forecast tomorrow, then as we go into the end of the week, near record highs possibly for the weekend. just in time for the army/navy game and the eagles game. that forecast and see how warm

we'll get coming up. >> still can't believe that, sheena, thank you. look at this, new at 5:00, watch as a man helps himself to $4,000 worth of items inside that unlocked car there in philadelphia's queen village neighborhood. he then tries to break into other cars. police say it happened a week ago in the 100 block of queens street, then bodine street. all tips are confidential. from our jersey shore bureau, police are searching for a man wanted for a home invasion robbery, and get this, one of the victims is 102 years old. this happened just before 9:00 last night on dock street in toms river, ocean county. the suspect push eed a 72-year-d woman, the suspect allegedly pushed her to the floor and yanked it away. police say the suspect demanded cash and the women gave it to him, then the guy took off. neighbors say toms river has

changed. >> it was quiet, everybody knew everybody. if anybody bothered you, eyou knew their father and mothers, not now, it's gross. >> we reached out to the victims who were shaken, but not hurt. a man hired to house sit gets arrested for downloading child pornography while on the job. this happened in camden county. prosecutors say anthony melora jr. used the internet service at the home he was watching to gather and then share the pornography. police caught him through their high-tech crimes unit. his bail is set at $150,000, full cash. tonight is your chance to listen and ask questions about a new cash-less tolling point on the pennsylvania turnpike. an online public meeting begins at 7:00. tolls will be collected automatically beginning january 3rd. if you don't have e-zpass, your license plate will be photographed and you'll get a $6.75 bill in the mail.

the ezpass fee is $5. log on to nbc10.com for information on tonight's meeting. who would have thought, eagles fans happy about a cowboys win. say it ain't so, right? we'll explain how they helped the birds' playoff hopes with the late field goal late last night. plus, a jersey shore police officer hit and dragged in a parking lot. the suspect now on the run. how a fake i.d. led to the violent hit and run. patti labelle, this is the patti edition, honey. >> remember this viral video praising patti labelle's pies? all new tonight, how an internet hit pushed a local store to stock their shelves yet again.

breaking news out of texas, take a look at this, it's a live picture of an apartment fire in houston. look at that, in the past 15 minutes the fire department called for the red cross to help come people who lost their homes. you can tell why, the flames burning very high out there. burning for about an hour, we know that. don't know if anyone's been hurt. we will continue to follow this story, though, bring you more information as soon as we get it. at least three or four row homes

there in houston, texas. we want to show you this new picture, shows one of the san bernardino shooting victims receiving an award before the gunfire began. julie paez was shot four times and survived by playing dead. jay gray has the very latest. >> reporter: witnesses say syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik spent hours shooting at los angeles area gun ranges just days before the attack. we now know more than $28,000 was recently deposited in the couple's bank account, investigators want to know where it came from and why. >> we want to find out everyone who participated in the preplanning, if there was anyone else, we don't know everything yet. >> reporter: he's not considered a suspect still, agents continue to question enrique marquez, the former neighbor who agreed to purchase two assault rifles for farook, weapons used in the attack and investigators are interested in a number of people

seen entering the couple's garage prior to the attack and hope to know more from farook's mother. >> i'm not sure if we're done questioning her yet. >> reporter: questions likely center around the house she shared with the couple, a house officers described as an arsenal and bomb factory. jay gray, nbc 10 news. across the keystone state, police in pittsburgh are trying to find two women who shoplifted from a kohls yesterday, then hit a security guard. listen to this, a baby stroller with their get away car. surveillance video shows the suspects backing up, the security guard was standing behind the carteling them to stop when they hit her, and look at this, a stroller with two small children inside. fortunately, we've learned the mother told us they weren't hurt. >> hit right here in the front of the stroller. if he had been sitting here, he

would have been more exposed. >> reporter: the security guard also wasn't hurt. police released these photos of the suspected shoplifters there on your screen. patti labelle's sweet potato pies are back on store shelves, at least for now. the popular pies became hard to find after a youtube video praising them went viral. you might remember that. we'll give you a reminder in a couple seconds. today people scooped them up at walmart on columbus avenue. >> cutting into it today, as soon as i get home. >> heard all the commotion about them, so i definitely want to get one. >> the sweet potato pies are only sold at walmart. >> sweet potato patti labelle, this is the patti edition, honey. >> that guy's great. this is the video that started all the pie excitement before thanksgiving. a walmart rep tells us they don't know when other stores in our area will be restocked, but the plan is to start selling the pies year round. i say get them while you can.

now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, today is the coolest day out of the week. we will see pretty nice warming trend, but for tonight in the meantime, chilly, temperatures dropping down to the 30s, maybe even 20s for part of the area, but we do begin to warm up more than we have this afternoon into tomorrow, then by the end of this week and especially into the weekend. now across the weekend, there's a chance we could see some record high temperatures. just in time for the army/navy game and the eagles game is going to be unseasonably warm. right now upper 30s for allentown, poconos, upper 40s for philadelphia, upper 30s in millville, so we are starting to cool down quite a bit. 32 degrees in wilmington, 44 in dover, and outside looks pretty nice. live look at center city as the skies are getting darker and temperatures are dropping off faster, too. by 9:00 tonight, philadelphia area should already be getting into about the upper 30s

possibly and as we go overnight, closer to sunrise, that's when we'll be bottoming out the mid 30s and areas north and west could be in the 20s. still a cold start tomorrow morning, but milder through the afternoon. right now, though, we are nice and dry, clouds moving through, but if you look at the big picture here, we don't have any rain on the way. we wouldn't have snow on the way, it's going to be too warm, but the rain is not even close, so we are going to stay fairly dry over several days. clouds are here, but no rain with them and we'll see the clouds increasing tomorrow, too. here's future weather, so if we go through time here, winds start to switch direction, more from the south. this is tomorrow 4:00 p.m., more in the way of cloud cover, but the south wind will give us milder temperatures. then thursday morning could see rain offshore, but that's about it. the clouds stay around thursday, warmer temperatures stay here and the wind direction keeps giving us a warmup into friday afternoon, the warmest day of the week and carry into your

weekend. so for the army/navy game starting at 3:00 p.m., kickoff temperatures around the mid 60s, by fourth quarter in the upper 50s. comfortable and seasonably warm. then for the eagles sunday, kickoff mid 60s, fourth quarter around 67 degrees. so we are looking at very warm temperatures as we go into the weekend for this time of the year. tonight, though, still going to be getting kind of chilly, 37 for the low in philadelphia, 28 degrees for allentown, 34 possibly in reading. 32 degrees in millville, and by tomorrow it's going to be milder than today, mostly cloudy, 52 to 55 for the high temperature, and into the rest of the week, 60-degree temperatures all the way through the weekend, we could have record warmth saturday and sunday. >> sheena, thank you. we want to tell you now about a local campus community coming together in the wake of a hate crime. we'll tell you what they discovered on dorm room doors and how students are taking a stand tonight. plus, more talk time and access to the internet on your

iphone. the new battery case showing up on more wish lists this holiday season.

this is nbc 10 news. >> take a look at this, miss america visited the jersey shore today. betty cantrell stopped by two schools this morning, adler

avenue middle school and miller elementary school to talk about the platform, which is healthy children, strong america. this is video from when cantrell won the miss america pageant back in september. apple is branching out from smartphones to smart battery cases. today apple revealed its own smart battery case for the iphone 6s. apple promises up to 25 hours of additional talk time, as well as 18 more hours of internet use while on lte networks. cost, $99. apple's move comes in a battery case market dominated by third party case makers. he served time for abusing animals and now an nfl quarterback is advocating for animal safety. we'll tell you why michael vick is lobbying legislators in harrisburg to protect pets. plus, an outbreak of e. coli on a college campus. dozens sick. how the illness spread and how

it's affecting a popular restaurant chain.

this is nbc 10 news. >> swastikas carved into dorm room doors at rowan university just last week and tonight police are looking at who did it while religious and university leaders are calling on the student body, faculty, and all

nationalities to stand together to promote peace over hatred. nbc 10's south jersey reporter cydney long is live at rowan tonight. what have you learned about this? >> reporter: well, keith, it is the season of hanukkah right now, and considering tonight is the third night of hanukkah, students of the jewish faith here at rowan university will stand here on the patio of the campus student center about an hour and a half from now with students of all faiths for the first ever public lighting of the menorah. their hope is peace will prevail over hatred and darkness. it was inside the chestnut residence hall, accessible only by key thursday night. >> a student was visiting a friend and noticed on some doors swastikas sort of carved into the doors, perhaps with a key. didn't seem like it was targeted at any particular student, because the residents of those rooms aren't jewish. >> reporter: university officials and campus police are calling the bias graffiti, an

act of hate vandalism, not a hate crime. >> definitely is hard to hear because this is such a diverse student body. this is unfortunate that this is happening. >> i don't think it's good. it's kind of scary also, because we're all just trying to get our education. >> reporter: police have the images, but you're not sharing them. >> yeah, the police have the images. there's an investigation going on right now. >> reporter: cofounder of the rowan family jewish center has two reactions. >> number one is, that this is isolated, and that this doesn't usually happen here. >> reporter: he calls it an opportunity to not bend, falter, or hide their faith, instead ask the entire university community to celebrate the light of hanukkah tonight at 7:00. >> giving the events that are going on against all different faiths, that we should come together as a community, everyone as a whole, and spread that light and show that we can all love each other. >> this is not just another incident. this is something that we should

all take very seriously and look after each other and solve the mystery, if you will, as soon as we can. >> reporter: now rowan university tells me it does not and will not tolerate this type of hatred anywhere on campus. anyone with information about the crime in chestnut residence hall is urged to contact campus police. the menorah light the night celebration happens at 7:00. live from rowan university, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> cydney, thank you. this afternoon a delaware jury acquitted a dover police officer caught on camera kicking a suspect in the head. the video here is from august 2013. it shows thomas webster kicking lateef dickerson in the head. webster says that he actually meant to kick dickerson in the upper body instead. the wilmington police department released a statement saying it respects the jury's decision and will make a determination about webster's future in the coming days.

they would say, are you muslim? >> if they said yes they would not be allowed in the country? >> that's correct. >> comments like that have landed donald trump in hot water, and trump didn't back down from his plan to stop muslims from entering the u.s. this morning on msnbc's "morning joe." nbc 10 national correspondent steve handelsman has more on the fallout over trump's words. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: the republican front-runner won applause last night for a ban on muslims entering the u.s., and he made clear he does not trust even american muslims. on the phone today to msnbc. >> i wouldn't want to engage the muslim community, but they have to help us, they are not helping us. the muslim community is not reporting what's going on. >> reporter: the trump proposal -- >> a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: has passionate backing from some voters.

>> who's cutting off people's heads, who's bombing buildings and airplanes? not the christians, not the jewish, not the buddhists, it's the muslims. got that on camera, sport? >> reporter: others are appalled. >> that's like a blanket policy probably very discriminatory. >> gross and shortsided. >> reporter: jeh johnson said the trump plan is irresponsible. >> and will actually hurt our efforts of security. >> reporter: setting back his efforts, said johnson, to get help from u.s. muslims. paul ryan condemned trump. >> some of our best and biggest allies in this struggle and fight against radical islamic terror are muslims, the vast, vast, vast, vast majority of whom are peaceful. >> but in a nation feeling fear, looking for answers, donald trump has the opposite message. i'm steve handelsman, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 has every major angle

of this story covered. coming up at 6:00, harry hairston will have more on this, mayor michael nutter's harsh words for donald trump today. talk about the weather, may be december, doesn't feel like that, though, and certainly doesn't feel like ski season at all. here's a live look at blue mountain. you see the snow there, but also the grass, as well. got to be open for colder weather, maybe even snow. dare i say that four-letter word. let's turn to sheena parveen. no snow in our media future, right, sheena? >> reporter: no, keith, that was the snow from the snow machines they've been making, not confused with snow sitting on the ground there, but we don't have that in the forecast. temperatures will be in the 30s in the poconos, 39 right now in allentown. 48 degrees in philadelphia, but 39 in millville, so temperatures will be cooling down quickly tonight. for most of the area we will be bottoming out in the 30s through

the overnight hours, by 8:00 p.m., 44 degrees. by 11, 41 degrees. chilly start to your day, but milder tomorrow than it was today. so we have warming temperatures over the next several days. over the weekend we could see near record highs and, of course, your army/navy game and eagles forecast coming up in a few minutes. just some scary moments now for a fishtown 7-eleven employee. watch as this robbery suspect points a gun at him, demanding money from the register. other people in the store seem unaware it was even happening. the man ran off with the cash. call police if you recognize him. meanwhile, the number of boston college students feeling sick after eating at chipotle has jumped to 80. all of the students say the chipotle near campus was closed yesterday after about 30 students complained of gast ro intestinal symptoms.

according to a health report, an employee was sick while working a shift last night. >> i guess you can rely upon the local food stores to serve you healthy food and this is a slightly annoying and frightening. you don't want to get this sort of negative attention at your local restaurants. >> chipotle believes the latest round of illnesses are related to neurovirus and not the recent e. coli outbreak. in pennsylvania the health department has confirmed one case of e. coli. the same strain of e. coli, that person didn't eat at the restaurant we've learned. meanwhile health officials are trying to determine the source of that one infection. a toms river police officer is recovering after being dragged by a car in ocean county. the officer was investigating a fraud case at a dmv office this afternoon. investigators say the suspect ran to his car and ended up

dragging officer brennan about 25 feet. the officer is expected to be okay. police later caught the suspect. but they are still looking for a woman at the right side of your screen there, who was also with him. to the midwest, police in chicago released graphic video showing a man in custody getting tased and dragged down a hallway. a warning here, some may find this video disturbing. philip coleman was arrested in 2012 for allegedly beating his mother, but family members say he needed to be hospitalized, not taken to jail. after this incident, coleman was taken to a hospital where he died. this is just the latest on several controversial pieces of footage involving the chicago police department. the department of justice announced yesterday it's investigating the practices of chicago police. the government says it will focus on whether or not police should be using deadly force. it comes after a video showing the death of laquan mcdonald sparked protests and calls for the resignation of chicago's

mayor. here at home, local leaders are set to gather to discuss a proposed centralized atlantic county dispatch center. they are meeting at the tony canale training center at 7:00. this will allow officials to learn more about the planned $25 million dispatch center at stockton university, including just how much it will cost taxpayers. speaking of costs, turning to harrisburg and the pennsylvania budget battle. house republicans are working on their own budget now to try and bring the five-month stalemate to an end. democratic critics say this bill is very similar to a budget that passed in june but was vetoed by governor tom wolf. a battle with two big names in the beer industry. why a local lawmaker says a proposed merger would hurt the brew business in delaware. plus, video you have to see. come to your television here, what started this wild police

chase led to a deadly shooting. we'll show it to you next.

this is nbc 10 news. >> newly released video from the seattle police department shows a chase involving a carjacking suspect that led to a deadly shooting sunday. the suspect crashed the stolen car, and as you see here, he started firing at police. they fired back, killing the 35-year-old man. three officers were hurt and accidents responding to the scene. 12 officers are on paid leave while the incident is being investigated. honoring montgomery county law enforcement who died in the line of duty. tonight the horsham police department will host the 17th annual project blue light ceremony. it begins at 6:30 at the fire

station. nbc 10's own deanna durante will serve as the keynote speaker. yeah, hey, i'm john clark. lesean mccoy makes his return to the linc on sunday. hear what he had to say today about chip kelly. that is next. and i'm tracking some warmer temperatures for the rest of the week. i'll show you if it will last all the way through the weekend and our next chance for rain. that's coming up.

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this is nbc 10 news. >> all right, whoever thought the philadelphia eagles would be thanking the dallas cowboys, but this late field goal against the redskins last night put the birds back in a three-way tie

for first place. comcast sportsnet's john clark joins us now. john, what a season, i'm speechless. >> nfl is the best reality show there is. as crazy as it sounds, eagles are favored by vegas to win the division. four games left, only team in the nfc east with three home games remaining. the redskins only have one and the giants have tough games, as well. it is there for the taking. first team the birds have to go through this sunday is the bills, and it's the return of mccoy to the linc, who's run for over 100 yards in three of his last five games. he says it took him a while to get over being traded. remember, he said chip is getting rid of all the good black players. today he said he stands by what he said. >> i mean, i would never take back nothing i've said. i have no reason to say -- other players don't say how they feel.

i'm different. i have no issue with chip. i don't have no hatred or nothing against him. we're not best friends, but i have nothing negative to say about him. >> teammates in buffalo say he is telling them he really needs them this week, lesean says he still hasn't spoken to chip since he was traded. about the big money running back the birds brought in to replace lesean, is he having issues with chip and the offense? that story coming up at 6:20. i'm john clark, see you then. >> we'll see if shady gets a warm reception at the linc, something tells me he won't. >> 66 degrees, so it will be warm. >> of course. thank you very much. bills, eagles face off sunday at 1:00. nbc 10 is your official station of the philadelphia eagles. it's too bad we didn't go right to sheena parveen after that. that would have been perfect. meanwhile, local senator has concerns about a possible beer

merger. listen to this, delaware senator chris coons is worried about the impact a merger between anheuser-busch and miller will have. he's calling on the justice department to investigate it. senator coons believes a deal could harm craft brewers in delaware and also cost jobs. >> nobody wants to take a seat at a bar and discover their only choices are between a bud and a miller. >> small and independent craft breweries contribute some $55 billion to the u.s. economy. in light of recent terrorist attacks, there's a push to tighten the rules for entering the u.s. a new bill has been introduced that stops noncitizens who have been to syria or iraq within the past five years from getting an expedited visa. those travelers would have to apply for a regular visa that require a more rigorous background check. local congressman brendan boyles says the change is reasonable. >> any one of those who did the awful attacks in paris could fly

here tomorrow to the united states without having to go through a visa program. >> under the current waiver program, some noncitizens can center the u.s. for 90 days without a visa and its accompanying review. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, today is the coolest day out of the week, only going to be warming up from here, but tonight temperatures still dropping off to kind of colds numbers as most of the area in the 30s, some spots in the 20s. still need a jacket tomorrow morning, but we'll be warming through the rest of this week. that's even going to go across the weekend where we could see near record high temperatures, i'll show you that forecast in just a minute. for tonight, though, clouds increasing, 48 degrees is the temperature right now in philadelphia, and we expect to be dropping into the 30s overnight tonight and for early tomorrow morning. but as far as december is concerned, at least the rest of this week, we'll be seeing the 60s again. today we got to 50 degrees and

as we go into tomorrow, about four degrees warmer and after that we keep on warming up into the end of the week in the 60s and this carries over into the weekend, so it's going to be warmer. so i'll show you that forecast in just a second. 30s on the map right now, though. 39 in allentown, also millville. 38 degrees in the poconos, rest of the area mid to low 40s. there you see the clouds around, but no rain with this. we're going to stay dry as we go through the rest of the week, even though we'll have the clouds in place, so you'll notice more clouds around tomorrow, this is future weather, so 2:00 tomorrow afternoon about mostly cloudy skies, but milder than today. thursday we see the clouds around in the morning. we could have rain just off to the south, but that should be staying away and with the cloudy conditions we still expect warmer temperatures with that wind direction, especially as we go into friday, the warmest day out of the week and this is carrying over into the weekend. so saturday for the army/navy game at the linc, temperatures

around the mid 60s by kickoff, fourth quarter in the upper 50s, staying dry and sunday we expect mid 60s by kickoff time for the eagles game and the fourth quarter right around 67 degrees, so an unseasonably warm weather pattern all the way into your saturday and sunday. tonight, though, chilly, 28 degrees for the low in allentown, 37 philadelphia, 32 degrees in millville and tomorrow you'll notice the clouds, but we stay dry, temperatures anywhere from the mid to low 50s, average high is 47 degrees, around 60 on thursday. 63 on friday, mid 60s saturday, first 60s on sunday if you can believe that, next rain chance beginning of next week. >> unbelievable, sheena, thank you. lester holt joins us live from new york with a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." good to see you. >> hi, keith, good to see you. we're going to drill down the notion of marginalizing an entire faith, donald trump's call for banning muslims

entering the country and why some fear he may be putting america at a greater security risk. also tom brokaw will join us with a poignant reminder of history's shameful lessons of when fear takes root and distracts drivers, not just texting. another danger that's potentially costing lives when we see you coming up at 6:30. >> something for everyone. thank you, lester, see you in about 40 minutes. to this now, served time in prison on dog fighting charges, now an nfl quarterback is fighting for animals in pennsylvania. the new legislation that michael vick is proposing for pets in harrisburg.

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a scratch-off ticket, the one there in his left hand. he plans to find a home, buy a new pair of skis, but the most important thing on his list, and this will warm your heart, visit his daughter who he last saw more than 20 years ago. to this now, he famously served 18 months in prison on dog fighting charges, but today former eagle michael vick fought for a animal protection law in harrisburg. >> i want to remind you from the philadelphia area, he's no longer an eagle, he's a steeler, mr. mike vick. >> proposed laws usually don't attract this much attention, but michael vick's visit to the state capitol in support of legislation known as the hot dog bill draws a crowd. >> i know i'm an unlikely advocate, i was part of the problem when i was at my lowest. i made a decision to make change. >> vick was convicted of running a dog fighting ring in 2007, now

he's throwing his support behind a measure that would give police officers authority to rescue dogs and cats from vehicles when temperatures are too hot without facing liability. >> it's not talked about enough. i can't continue to reiterate we don't pay attention to the care of animals. >> that was barbara bar reporting. before appearing at the state capitol, vick spoke to school children about animal welfare and urged them to avoid the mistakes he made that led to his time behind bars. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. here's jacqueline london and jim rosenfield. >> coming up next on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >> after days of deliberations, there's a verdict in the trial of a white officer caught on video kicking a black suspect in the head. tonight, what the naacp has to say about the jury's decision. temperatures remain above average for this time of year and it's only going to get warmer. my first alert forecast is next. plus, mayor michael nutter

calls out donald trump after his comments about muslims. hear the harsh words he had for the presidential candidate. that's next on nbc 10 news at 6:00.

nbc 10 news starts now. >> what should be done is that person not being allowed in the city of philadelphia. >> name calling and fireworks

today as the mayor says he would like to ban donald trump from the city of philadelphia. the philadelphia daily news took a shot at trump, the cover of the paper today compares the republican front-runner to adolf hitler. trump's comments continue to draw criticism. ge good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. here's what the candidate said that caused outrage in philadelphia and around the world. listen. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's respectives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> this morning mayor michael nutter said he wouldn't sit in a room with trump and then called him a word we can't say on tv. we have team coverage of trump's controversial comment. >> we begin with nbc 10's harry hairston live at city hall where the mayor just wrapped up a news conference. what did he have to say?

>> reporter: you caught a bit of it right there, the mayor is extremely upset about trump's comments banning muslims from the united states even went as far as comparing trump to hitler. >> a page from the playbook of hitler. demonized a group, blame that group for a country's problems, and then seek to ban or eliminate that group as some kind of solution. >> reporter: and when asked if it was unfair to compare donald trump to hitler, nutter doubled down. >> no, it's the same tactic and strategy, find an enemy, convince people they are the enemy, blame every problem on them, then try to get rid of them. >> reporter: nutter says he's also concerned by those who listen to and support trump's comments, calling trump's