when he arrived he found day care workers performing cpr on the little girl. she was rushed to temple hospital, she did not survive. parents say, when they got here, they were not let in. when they asked what happened, one parent said they were told it was none of their business. several parents we talked to said were you going to bring your children back tomorrow? they said they weren't exactly sure but wanted to find out exactly what the ser circumstan were. was it a medical condition? was it some sort of natural cause or something beyond that? that is what detectives are trying to determine. doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> following breaking news out of baltimore. police and protesters gathering after a judge announced a hung jury in the trial of the first officer prosecuted in the death of freddie gray. jacqueline london following the breaking story. >> fill us in. >> demonstrators are gathering

in baltimore right now, as you said, following announcement of a mistrial in the case of officer william porter. we can tell you, a judge this afternoon announced the jury could not reach its decision after three days of deliberations in porter's trial. porter faced manslaughter charges in the death of freddie gray. that is porter on the right. prosecutors argued porter was negligent for failing to buckle gray into a transport van. and for failing to call a meddingmedic when gray asked to go to a hospital. he arrived with a broken neck. his death a week later set off protests and rioting in baltimore. a hearing scheduled for thursday, to discuss a possible retrial date. five more officers are awaiting trial. live in the digital operations center, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. at 5:00, when a firebreaks out, seconds count. now a new report says the philadelphia fire department

play not get to your home in time. the national standard is 5:20. according to the city controller, the fire department missed that mark, one out of every four times last year. according to an audit, performance has gotten worse since 2008. >> controller calls this alarming, and blames leaders for weakening public safety. >> on middleton, bruce ford is frequently the go-to general contractor. last year he repaired his brother's house after a fire next door. a shell is all that's left. >> it's been a year later, and nothing has been done to the property. >> reporter: reminder of the tragedy that happened there? >> yes, it is. very sad. >> reporter: in the basement that the firefighter joyce craig became trapped and died. her death influenced the city c controller to audit the response time. craig's crew got lost on their way. >> that raised questions how

there was an allegation they were 18 minutes late, how could this happen? and that prompted a review of all statistics. >> reporter: according to the audit compliance with the national fire protection association standard of a 5:20 response time has decreased in the past four years. for some fires, it's taken over eight minutes for the first engine to arrive, that was the case february 2014 in south frazier street. an earl dlderly couple died in flames. they blamed it on rotating crews to different houses. rolling brown-outs and rotations implemented by the city in 2010 and 2013, respectively. is that concerning to you? is that troubling to you? as a commissioner? >> it's not trouble, it's always concerning. it's a matter how we report it. >> reporter: derek sawyer, on the job since last year, insists the department is improving its

policy. he points to an historic low for fire deaths. this time last year it was 31. right now it's 12. he targets at-risk neighborhoods for fire education and smoke alarm installation. >> number one goal is to save lives, protect property and i think we're doing it. >> the rolling brown-outs implemented as a cost saving measure for the fire department. the commissioner says he's willing to reassess the policy in the future. >> taxi and limo drivers brought traffic to a stop around philadelphia still hall. protested uber-x service parking cabs along busy blocks in center city. during the middle of the day, snarled traffic. cab drivers say uber x drivers don't have to follow the same laws they do and it's hurting their business. >> if uber x and lyft are not giving it to them, this shouldn't be here.

>> drivers want a roundtable meeting with the d.a., mayor, and mayor elect with the head of the philadelphia parking authority. delaware family forced out of their home, after a car crashed right into their house. police say the car jumped the curb, went through a fence, into the brick wall of the home in new castle county. a 23-year-old driver ticketed for using his cell phone while driving. no one was home at the time of the crash but officials hadded to condemn the home because of structural damage. look at the aftermath here. left the family without a place to stay for christmas. >> text can wait. you know, when you -- by the time you get home, by the time you get wherever you go, answer the phone or text back when you get there. >> the family says kitchen and the living room was just destroyed in the crash. red cross is helping the family with a place to stay. now to new information on the case against veteran of the pennsylvania legislature. louise bishop from philadelphia

pleaded no contest to failing to report on ethics filings, accused of taking $1500 in cash from a government informant posing a alobbyist. she will resign and must pay restitution and fines. first alert weather. probably felt a lot colder outside because we've been enjoying warm temperatures. >> today was cool, cloudy. sun makes a difference. now tracking rain moving in. meteorologist sheena parveen keeping an eye on radar for us. >> jim and rosemary, talking about cooler temperatures. only because we've been spoiled by the warmer temperatures we've had recently. but still above normal today. temperatures around 50 degrees. the the clouds are locked in and going it stay here as we go into tomorrow. that's going to come with rain. rain around the southeast off into parts of ohio. this will all be here for tomorrow. possibly for the morning commute.

so we have rainy thursday in the forecast. make sure you have your umbrella before you leave. temperatures around 50 degrees. not moving much overnight. but then by tomorrow morning, it's going to be mile. we'll see showers. here 8:00, 9:00 in the morning, scattered showers but not the morning. see periods of rain through the day, some of the rain could be locally heavy especially early afternoon. coming up, a closer look at timing of the rain and a colder weekend forecast. it's going to feel like winter, straight ahead. >> mystery of a misses cape may county teenager is officially a murder investigation. 15-year-old nick angstadt vanished two weeks ago. police say it was her body found inside the crawl space of the home. police arrested three men on charges unrelated to the death but one struck her with a land gun, and another suspect had a sexual relationship with the victim.

>> it's sad. it's somebody's child. now she's gone, no matter what the circumstances were, you know, i'm a father, grandfather, i feel for them. >> today the victim's family asked for privacy. investigators say her murder was not random. a jury in philadelphia is asking a lot of questions as they decide whether a young woman is guilty of attacking a gay couple in center city. deanna durante has been at courthouse all day. the jury just left for the day without a verdict. >> reporter: not only did the jury just leave but so did the accused, katharine knott walked into a parking garage with family and supporters. she and that group here all day long waiting for a verdict. the jury got the case before lunchtime today. throughout the day they asked questions, asking to see more evidence that he had already seen in the case. several video clips, showing katharine knott around that scene where two men were

assaulted. clips did not show her punching or hitting anyone. you see her briefly in the video running toward the scene but you don't see her after that. and then they also wanted to see surveillance video that police released in the days after the september 11th, 2014 attack. now there is a gag order in the case, no one is allowed to talk to the media about what's going on in the courtroom. also, the jury asked to see still images from the surveillance cameras and cell phones. and they just have asked to see statements of some of the witnesses that prosecutors called in the case, witnesses who were there, witnesses who lived in the apartments above the scene from the attack. they wanted to read those statements. that was a request. the judge granted very late in the day before sending the jury home, just before 5:00. they will be back here again tomorrow. knott charged with assault and conspiracy. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. the battle for pennsylvania budget heats up today with the

threat from house republicans to governor wolf. gop house leaders say the governor has 24 hours to get the votes. if he doesn't, republicans will vote on interim spending plan this weekend. wolf is backing a 6% spending increase and $1 billion in taxes. house republicans say that is too much. from your home to your car to your credit cards, today's decision to increase interest rates could affect them all. we're breaking down what this hike means for your money and what you should do about it, next on "nbc 10 news at 5:00." plus, we've all been enjoying really warm temperatures for december. find out why it could be having a negative effect on your health. new information on the san bernardino shooters and role social media played in the deadly attacks next at 5:00.

new information about the couple behind the shooting in san bernardino, this comes as the federal government announced a new level to the terror alert system and has issued a new warning under it. we get the story from nbc's edward lawrence. >> reporter: nearly 700,000 students went back to school in l.a. today. >> kind of like scary to hear about that. >> reporter: terror threat message that closed the system yesterday shows the new environment we live in. as the environment director outlined a new enemy. >> san bernardino, with

chattanooga, another terrorist attack we've dealt with in recent times involved people consuming poison on the internet and radicalizing. >> reporter: online terrorist propaganda may have united san bernardino attackers. the fbi says, starting two years ago. the couple used private instant messages but not social media, to see if they were a terror match. >> they're both in those communications which we've been able to recover now, demonstrating a commitment interest in jihad and martyrdom. >> reporter: in an effort to respond to evolving threats, jeh johnson changed the terror alert system, adding online tool to release vital, national security information. the first bulletin warns to watch for self-radicalized people, in addition, johnson outlines new, more strict screening for visa applications to move to the united states. >> consulting social media is something that, since i've been secretary, i believe we need to

do and we have begun that. >> reporter: all of this new information for the public led to this recommendation by the fbi director -- >> don't let them win this by freaking you out. channel it to something healthy, tell us if you see something concerning, and live your life. >> reporter: late today the white house announced president obama will visit san bernardino friday to meet with victims of the families of 0 the terrorist attack. edward lawrence. 9/11 first responders are closing in on a big win on capitol hill a year-end spending bill expected to pass this week provides them with federal health benefits for the rest of their lives. that program to care for men and women exposed to toxic dust at ground zero cleaning up the site expired in the fall. legislation creates a new fund to compensate u.s. victims of state-sponsored terrorism. news about your money. >> for the first time in nearly ten years interest rates are going up. the federal reserve raised its key interest rate by a quarter

of a percent. bob johnson, president and ceo of the american college of financial services and co-author of "invest with the fed." thanks for joining us. start with the impact this decision will have on people's loans. could afferates on mortgages, student debt. not a big jump here. thinking about making a big purchase, what does this mean? should you buy now? >> there isn't an immediate effect. you don't need to immediately make that purchase. i would make the point, thinking of buying a home, mortgage rates are going to increase in the future months and years. the fed clearly signaled today that they raised rates today but that they're planning on a series of rate hikes in the future. planning on buying a home, i would advise them to take out a fixed rate mortgage. if you currently have a variable rate mortgage you may want to think about converting to a fixed rate mortgage.

>> bob, talk about the impact on credit card rates. is now the time for consumers to be shopping around for a credit card getting a good dealing good term. >> absolutely. because today, immediately on the heels of the fed's rate increase, wells fargo announced 25 basis point increase in their prime rate. and their credit card is tied to the prime rate. so for those card holders who's credit card rate is tied to wells fargo prime rate. they're going to see 25 basis point increase in their rate. it is a good time to shop around. >> any other good news for consumers that comes out of all of this? benefits. >> absolutely. a huge benefit. that is that the fed thinks that the economy is robust enough to withstand a rate hike. fed believes that the economic growth is strong and that we're well on our way to recovery. >> come a long way since '08. bob johnson, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert

weather. with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, clouds stuck around today. and tomorrow they're going to come with rain. tracking rain for thursday, make sure you grab the umbrella before you leave. we'll see rain throughout the entire day kind of periods of rain through most of the day and some of that will be heavy. then we have cold air waiting to move in. that's going to be here in time for the weekend. friday notice colder and windy, but saturday, that's going to be the coldest day. over at christmas week, we're going to have another big warm-up. we could see some near-record high temperatures. believe it or not that pattern's going to come back in that we had this week so far. philadelphia, right now, 51 is the temperature. we are still above normal for this time of the year. average high is in the mid-40s. today, 53 degrees. tomorrow around 57, that's going to come with rain. friday, temperatures in the upper 40s, that's still above normal, average high is 44.

look at big drop saturday, 39 for the high temperature. it will finally be feeling like winter as we go into the weekend. but it's not going to last because warm air comes back to start off next week. it lasts for a while, too. clouds are here. but rain is not. not yet. rain is back to the west and southwest. around the southeastern part of the country, one area we're watching. that's going to move in. for tomorrow we could see rain for the morning commute. future weather, overnight we expect to stay dry. we'll see fog possibly and the clouds hang around. 9:00 tomorrow, we could see scattered showers already. anything for the morning commute does appear to be on the lighter side but you might want to give yourself extra time. 11:00 in morning we should see more rain from the south. some locally heavy. right around lunchtime, south jersey, delaware, you could be seeing the heaviest rain shown by orange and yellow. keeps moving in even after lunchtime. this is 1:00 p.m. tomorrow, some

orange, yellows and reds, mostly new jersey and delaware, that's heavy rain. everyone's going to see rain but most should be out of here in time for the evening commute, even though we could have lighter showers lingering. then overnight into friday, we get big improvements. but early friday we could have showers, hugging the jersey shore, some delaware beaches but rest of the area drying out. temperatures by friday morning possibly in the upper 30s north and west but around 50 degrees for the rest of the area through friday afternoon. it's going to get windy. temperatures only topping out in about the upper 40s for most of the area. you will notice colder change starting friday and it's going to get colder as we go into saturday. tonight, cloudy skies, patchy fog late, 47 for the low in philadelphia, 41 areas north and west. rain's going to hold off until early tomorrow. we'll see rain developing early in the morning. some heavy at times as we go through early afternoon right around lunchtime. temperatures still way above

normal, mid to upper 50s, ten degrees or more above the normal high of 44. we stay above average friday but cooler. it's going to be windy, too. wind will make it feel colder especially saturday. high temperature around 39 degrees. that is below normal. but that's only one day with temperatures below normal. by sundaying looking good. football weather for eagles game sunny and cold. next week, look at the rise in temperatures by next wednesday, showers and temperatures in the mid-60s. >> it has been feeling like spring. that's not stopping road crews preparing for the season ahead. necessary supplies they're stocking up on now before old man winter decides to finally make an appearance. later, senator ted cruise may have to play more defense after last night's debate. why congress is concerned he gave up classified information. puffs knows winter...

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>> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. >> garden state stocking up on road salt, despite the record breaking warmth. new jersey turnpike authority says it spent $20 million on more than 200,000 tons of rock salt. that will keep the turnpike at garden state park free of the ice and snow to come in future months. win ter officially begins tuesday. >> new information on plans to run a natural gas pipeline through new jersey's pipeland region. regulators ruled the line can be built without local zoning approval. the pipeline would run from cumberland county to the power plant in upper township, mostly under or alongside existing

roads. the plan needs final approval from the state pinelands commission. the commission narrowly rejected it in january of last year. amtrak, septa, partners made plans public for 30th street station. changes, a live look at train station, neighbors got a chance to see a draft of the development. also ask questions. the plan attempts to make the area around 30th street station into an epicenter for community development, economic growth and improved transportation connections. lower marion officials will meet an hour to discuss plans for land use and historic reservation. a judge blocked a lawsuit that tried to stop a construction project in ardmore. developers can move forward upgrading the train station, building a new apartment building on what's a parking lot. residents opposed the plan saying it's too much for the town to handle. meeting begins at 6:00 in the township administration building. warm weather helped fend off

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>> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. >> winter officially begins monday, earlier we misspoke and said tuesday but whatever, it's a december to remember. the temperatures have been so warm, we got confused. flowers have started to bloom as well. while it creates a beautiful image, it's not so pretty for people with allergies. >> tim furlong shows how this unusual weather could be affecting your health in both a good and bad way. >> reporter: you know all of the otdly warm december weather we've had? if allergies are bothering you, it might be the reason. if flowers and grasses don't shut down neither will your allergy symptoms. >> congestion, runny nose, itchy eyes. >> seeing allergies lingering longer into the late fall early winter than we've seen because

of the weather. >> reporter: at the first day pharmacy in north wilmington, selling a ton of seasonal allergy medicine. >> temperatures go back up, we know that the pollen counts are going back up and molds are going back up. >> reporter: a lot of snow great for the pocono ski resorts, stores that sell snowblowers. even a little snow would be good for allergy suffers, get readings down. on the flip side, extra outdoors time helped keep the flu case numbers down but that might change during and after christmas week. >> getting toward holiday season, get crowds in malls and traveling you see transfer of the flu symptoms. >> reporter: allergy suffers pray for a cold snap, everyone else, practice healthy flu-fighting habits. when all is said and done, december could end up being the warmest ever on record. >> meteorologist brittney shipp

here with a closer look at numbers. >> i'll break down all of the numbers for you. 1900, that is the number of daily records we've tied or broken with december warmth across the nation. it's been above average for at northeast including places like this, philly here at home. here 'i breakdown of other areas for philadelphia, almost 12 degrees above average. allentown, 11.6. 13.6 poconos. 10.1, atlantic city. ten degrees above average in wilmington. if you average the high and low temperature during december it's around 37 degrees. but instead, what we're seeing is our average daily record closer to 51. and the record average daily temperature in philadelphia is 44. 5, set back in 1923, so this year we are on track to completely shatter the old record. and with the basically means when you hear people say, i can't remember a december that's warm, now you can tell them they're probably going to be

right because we are officially watching this month as the warmest december ever or since we started keeping records, which was back in 1870s. >> looks like it's going to get even warmer before the year's out, right? >> absolutely. still expecting to be locked into the pattern with above average temperatures. >> have to wait for the snow if we like it. >> it's coming, eventually. >> not a white christmas. >> definitely not a white christmas for us. does that make you sad? >> it does. i'll get through it. >> thanks, brittney. following breaking news out of baltimore this afternoon. police and protesters are gathering on the streets after a judge announced there is a hung jury in the first officer tried in death of freddie gray. a judge this afternoon announced that the jury could not reach a decision after three days of deliberations in the trial of william porter. prosecutors argued porter was negligent for failing to buckle gray into a transport van and failing to call a medic when

gray asked to go to the hospital. instead, gray taken to a police station and arrives with a broken neck. hit death set off protest rioting in baltimore. a homeless man in custody, accused of slashing two people with a blade in center city philadelphia. the 26-year-old kyle steffans here was arrested in north philadelphia, investigators say stephens slashed a temple university student out jogging on tuesday. 15 minutes later, he allegedly cut an attorney in the face. stephens was kicked out of a homeless shelter this week, after he punched another man. from the nbc 10 jersey shore bureau, two men caught on tape stealing thousands of pound of copper wire. surveillance from delta line construction. the thieves hit the company three times. >> this time of year, the end of

the year, having loss of thousands and thousands of pounds of copper wire that they need for job is is a drastic hit to the businesses. >> if you know anything about theft, police would like to hear from you. cameras going up in two different cities in the tri-state area. south jersey, more than 200 cameras installed along the famous atlantic city boardwalk. the casino redevelopment authority backing the $11 million project. police and public safety officers will monitor the video. new foundation wants state of the art cameras installed along wilmington's street. it will cost more than $250,000. so far 37 businesses say they will help. new information on the story we first told you about yesterday. a jersey shore restaurant is responding to a lawsuit accusing the restaurant of serving beer that made a local man sick. richard began experiencing health problems after taking a single sip of beer at mccormick

and schmitschmitt's restaurant. the retired police officer believes he was poisoned by a cleaning product that remained in a beer dispensing line. two local beer distributors are named which speaks unspecified damages. in a statement, the company told us, quote, mccormick and shhick denies the baseless allegations. mr. washart and his attorneys have been unable to provide a shed of evidence proving they do anything wrong. moreover, no other person who drank tap beer experienced any issues. what was the big story online this year? google has come out with its list of top search for 2015. that's still ahead "nbc 10 news at 5:00." it's become a holiday tradition in our area. the moore 101 christmas choir competition. one of the finalists coming up.

six children drowned when a wooden boat sank in the agregea seaing trying to reach a island off the coast of greece. 64 refugees rescued today. decision 2016, remashes for ted cruz made during the presidential debate could land him in hot water. the senate intelligence committee looking into whether the senator gave up classified information during his remarks. cruz said, as you may remember, nearly 100% of phone numbers can be checked for ties to terrorism under the new usa freedom act. talking about specific numbers in any sort of way can be considered a violation. right after the republican presidential debate, candidate marco rubio headed straight for iowa. during the debate, rubio clashed with senator cruz over national security and immigration.

today rubio warned tough talk is not enough to stop terrorists. >> how can it be we are weakening our military? how can it be in the republican party we have people that justify it? >> rubio later moved on to campaign in new hampshire. well, tomorrow grab your umbrella, tracking rain moving in, some of it could be heavy and then feel more like winter this weekend. i'll shoal you how cold it's going to get after the rain, coming up. next all new at 6:00, first look at plans to bill two towers in philadelphia.

this is nbc 10 news. >> more people search for information about former basketball star lamar odom than any other topic in 2015. and that's according to google. the search engine says the former l.a. laker star's downfall has more people searching google than any other subject this year. other top searches, the blockbuster movie jurassic world, charlie sheen, top actor. sports teams, new york mets knocked it out of the park. google's search engine accounts for 2 out of every 3 search requests in the universe. eagles facing off against cardinals sunday night on nbc 10. for the eagles, of course, a chance to make a statement

against the good team as they make their push to the playoffs. >> danny pommells joins us from comcast sportsnet. who has the upper hand in this battle of the birds here. >> you know i'll give you the goods. but we'll get to that in a minute. birog maxwell did not practice, an ankle issue. that could be an issue for the birds. he expects to play sunday. eagles need him. cards are the best offense they have faced yet. begins with carson palmer, qb, rejuvenated veteran, coming off knee surgery, having an mvp-caliber season. receiving core future hall of famer fitzgerald and brown, a force to be reckoned with. >> outstanding group. a hall of famer in fitzgerald, ford is playing well. brown is really a speed guy that can take the top off of the coverage, they'll try to take shots. it one thing bruce does, push the ball down the field.

carson can push the ball down the field. maybe the best three we've seen this year. >> the eagles need to be all systems go come sunday. now, coming up at 6:00, john clark gauges the secondary thoughts on facing dynamic weapons of the cardinals and sam bradford talks about his future. >> nbc 10 is your official eagles station. sunday's big game starts at 6:30, playoff push. pregame special live at lincoln financial field. kick-off at 8:30. after the game, highlights, interviews and reaction on nbc 10's eagles game day final. love watching the eagles. but this is one of our favorite things during the holidays, radio station w.a.r. mf. >> students from new jersey came in third place this year, and here's their version of "deck

the halls." ♪ deck the halls with boughs of holly fa, la, la, la ♪ ♪ 'tis the season to be jolly fa la la la la ♪ ♪ don we now our apparel fa la la la la ♪ ♪ the yuletide carol fa la la la la ♪ ♪ fa la la la la ♪ fa la la la la ♪ join the chorus fa la la la la ♪ ♪ fa la la la la fa la la la la la ♪ ♪ sing with joy

altogether ♪ ♪ fa la la la la la ♪ fa la la la la fa la la la la ♪ ♪ fa la la la la ♪ la la >> what creativity. students from wilbur watson spent four months on the song. >> congratulations to all of them tomorrow, we'll hear from the second-place win somewhere posting all of the winning performances on nbc10.com and nbc 10 app. christmas tree in winfield aims to light up faces of sick children. the philadelphia college of osteopathic medicines lights of love raised money for the ronald mcdonald house, students and employees made donations represented by the lights on the tree. >> announcer: now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. with metrologist sheena parveen. >> well, even though it felt cooler today, another day of

average temperatures. a welcome sight. on the schuylkill river. nothing like it was yesterday. yes, great weather conditions on the water. still above normal and going to stay that way tomorrow. we'll be milder tomorrow. that's going to come with rain, though. grab the umbrella before you leave. we could see showers in the morning, too. once the rain leaves we get cold air moving in for the weekend. it's not long lived but over the weekend, it will feel more like winter. and come sunday for the eagles game, it's going to feel like football weather, too. then we go into next week. talking about totally different weather pattern. going to warm up, very different from this weekend. right now temperatures are right around the upper 40s, north and west of philadelphia. philadelphia coming in at 51 degrees. upper 40s to low 50s for much of south jersey and delaware. this is still above normal for this tile of year. average high is 44 degrees. still above that right now. we have rain down around the southeast. that's the area that we're

watching for tomorrow. so tonight, we'll stay dry. by tomorrow, the rain's going to move in. showers could be around for the morning commute. it not here yet though we've had cloud cover today. clouds are locked in, stubborn when you get these clouds. they're hard to move. but as we go into tomorrow, clouds will be coming with rain showers. early tomorrow morning, right around the morning commute, 8:00, 9:00, we could see showers move in. any of the rain would be on the lighter side this early. closer to lunchtime, noon, notice widespread, yellows and oranges, mostly through south jersey, delaware, some could move into philadelphia. that shows us where heavier rain will be. through 2:00, moving through. periods of heavy rain, possibly new jersey and delaware. evening commute, a lot of the rain could taper off. we could have showers around. it not going to clear up until we go into friday. even early friday morning, there could be light rain lingering along the shore and delaware beaches. saturday, we clear out big time.

it's going to be windy, friday and saturday. and that's going to usher in colder air as we go into your weekend. take a look at what's happening. future temperatures, cold air off to the west. still in the mild zone. we go into friday and the weekend. cold air is here, going to feel like winter. then as we go into christmas week, cold air leaves and the mild air comes back. this is thursday, this is christmas eve. temperatures could be near record highs once again. it's not going to feel like christmas as we get closer to christmas. tonight, cloudy, patchy fog late tonight. 47 for the low in philadelphia. 41 areas north and west. tomorrow, we'll see a rainy day some rain heavy at times. temperatures above normal. 55 to 58 degrees. kind of mild and rainy. we go to friday, clear up, windy and colder, upper 40s for saturday, upper 30s, feeling like win ter. wind will make it feel colder.

football weather for the eagles. next week, talking about that warm-up again, near 60 monday. mid 60s by wednesday. that is going to come with rain. let's check in with lesser to holt, a look at what's coming up on nbc's nightly news. good evening, lester. >> good evening. coming up, covering reaction in baltimore, following a mistrial in the case of a police officer charged in death of freddie gray. crunching numbers to give you some idea of what today's hike in interest rates could cost you. cancer series conditions with a visit to a secret nuclear lab central to a cutting edge way to attack tumors when we see you for "nightly news." we'll see you at 6:30. you a big "star wars" fan? looking forward to the new movie coming out? >> i watched the early ones. i didn't get into the later ones. >> a lot missed those. >> maybe it's an age thing. first couple i liked but then --

>> well, a lot of people are excited. we'll see you at 6:30. excited about that as well. >> okay. >> thanks, lester. it seems like you can't look around these days without seeing something about "star wars" on the tv, online, it's everywhere. >> over 24 hours for those looking forward to, people in the area will see it in theaters. getting you ready for the big premie premiere. that's next at 5:00.

>> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. >> the dark side. >> that doesn't get you ready, i don't know what will. "star wars" pan did moan upis taking over. eagerly a ly ly lly awaiting t "star wars," the force awakens. "star wars" fans in other parts of the world have already gotten to see the new movie. a look at paris, france, where the film has premiered. the wait isn't much longer for us. first public showing in our area tomorrow at 7:00. countdown shows it's over 25 hours away. we did checking. wanted to see what's going on with tickets in theaters around the area. pennsylvania, we checked in with united artists king of prussia

stadium imax, first two shows sold out. however, 9:30 available. heading to new jersey we checked in with amcdeptford 8. if you can stay up until 12:30 you can get a ticket. 7:30, 8:00 shows sold out. 7 ooh. 15 still available. tickets still out there trying to get to see the movie tomorrow. willia e wisconsin company is gearing up. the headquarters is shutting down for the day. treating all 800 employees with a ticket to see the new flick. why? take a look around the office. the company's filled with fans who grew up watching the series and it's not the first time it's happened. >> 1979, when we were four, five people, and the star trek movie came out we had two telephone lines, called one with the other, put them on hold, and went to the movies in the

afternoon. >> in 1999, foster closed operations for episoed i and took 600 employees to the theater. happy employees that year. "nbc 10 news at 6:00" is next. here's jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> breaking news at 6:00. >> baby ends up dead after an emergency at a day care. tonight, searching for answers. i'm tracking rain in the forecast. how it could impact your commute tomorrow. plus, more record warmth. also, animal shelter opened for a decade ready to close. time ticking to get pets a new home. all next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00."

>> announcer: nbc 10 breaking news. >> 6:00, a 10-month-old baby unresponsive at a philadelphia day care. that baby died. tonight, police are searching for answers about what happened. nbc 10's doug shimell joins us live from outside the sisters child care center in north philadelphia. doug? >> reporter: this is a nightmare scenario for any parent with a child in a dare care center, particularly when you come to a place and you are not allowed inside. as parents said, when they got here to the child care center, employees wouldn't let them in. when they asked what happened, one parent was told it's none of her business. what detectives have been able to learn so far a man came to check on his 10-month-old niece

after midday, arrived to find day care workers performing cpr on the little girl. little girl was taken to temple hospital. she did not survive. we spoke with several parents who said they hadn't had any indents or problems with the daycare center but are being told nothing about what happened today. >> mom called me and told me that somebody at the school died, that i should get my kids and i called, they can't tell me nothing, just come get the kids. >> i asked, it's none of my business. as long as my son is okay, i'm all right. >> coming back tomorrow? >> i'm not sure. >> no doubt, detectives are going to be looking at pennsylvania department of welfare report, inspect conducted here back in october where they cited the sisters daycare center for lack of emergency planned training, lack of child care training,

provisional employee witnessed alone with children, which is not allowed by law. cited for unsanitary bathroom. one inspector witnessed one of the workers yelling at one of the children. detectives trying to figure out whether it was a medical condition, natural causes or something else. doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> happening now in baltimore, protesters are marching through streets after a judge announced a hung jury in the trial of the first officer prosecuted in death of freddie gray i a judge announced the jury could not reach a decision after three days of deliberations in the trial of william porter. prosecutors argued porter negligent for failing to buckle gray into a transport van and failing to call a medic when asked to guy to the hospital instead, taken to a police station and arrived with a broken neck. his death set up protests and