to get this weekend and when it warms up, and it will, coming up in the seven day. >> a jury divided. this afternoon katherine knott was found guilty on some charges but not the most serious for an attack on a gay couple. >> this verdict has led to some strong reaction. >> it has, mostly from the jury members who stopped to talk to us after they handed down the verdict. some of them said that they did the best that they could for the victims. others said it was very difficult intercepting the law and some of them were quite emotional. >> the fact that she came into our city and did this to people that she knew nothing about, it's wrong. >> joan says when the trial first started she thought the charges were too much and the decision would be easy. then she says she heard the evidence against the 25-year-old. >> not getting help and insinuating herself into the

swiegs and not calling the crazy people off of them. and she essentially went in and affirmed what they were doing. and she says, yeah, this is fine, this is fine. we can call you anything we want, we can do anything with you want to you because you're subclass and it's wrong. >> one juror said it was exhausting and at times heating. >> one or two jurors could not comprehend the law. >> her biggest offense, not getting help. >> she views them as a person and then makes her determination about the individual based on how they present, not who they go home. >> her attorney says the outcome is a victory. prosecutors are also saying the outcome is a win for them. >> the main sing it says is that katherine knott was not innocent. she was not standing there doing

nothing. she was involved. >> now prosecutors won't say if they will ask for jail time at this point. two men involved in the assault have already pled guilty. the plea deals allowed them to escape jail time. knot's attorney says despite the fact she went to trial here, she didn't spare the victims, a trial that she had a constitutional right to go to trial and that should not come into consideration when she goes for sentencing. nbc 10 news. >> a case of stolen evidence has led investigators to a delaware county police officer. now he is facing criminal charges. harry harrison is live with more on the accusations against this officer. >> that officer's name is brad roth, a 17-year veteran of the upper darby police department. today he's stealing evidence to feed a drug addiction.

he allegedly became addicted to pain killers after an accident in 2012. another investigator noticed something was wrong with an evidence bag and that sparked the investigation. he faces evidence tampering charge and theft. >> there were 230 -- or 203 instances where evidence had been tampered with and out of that, there was approximately the 3,700 pills and strips that were taken as well as over $14,000 in cash, eight cell phones, gift cards and jewelry were all removed from the evidence room at that point in time. >> upper darby's politician superintendent thanked the district attorney for a complete and professional investigation. roth resigned in march. tonight he's out on bail.

>> college has released the name of a student killed in a car crash last night. michelle buck, sophomore, died after being hit on main street in collegeville. she was a dean's list student well liked by her professors and pierce. -- peers. >> a 10-month-old girl died this week and we're learning new detailed about the investigation that shut down the day care. our reporter has the details. lauren? >> the state is taking drastic action now. this is not the first time this center has come on to their radar. of course now it comes after the death of that little girl. a memorial has grown up here in her honor with teddy bears, all in the midst of an investigation. the metal door is down over the entrance to the sisters childcare 2 on german town

avenue. it's wheres dozens of children used to play but officials say now it could pose a danger to kids who go here. his granddaughters went here until it was closed after a little girl's death. >> i'm surprised. >> pennsylvania officials$o sa the little girl became ill that day but the staff didn't pay attention and didn't call noip when they realized she needed help. a record from the department of human services lays out violations including no emergency contact for the child and no one on site with first aid or cpr training. there were 39 children there that day and only four staffers. we found staff to child ratios have been a problem in the past. dirty bathrooms. state officials say the recent

violations constitute gross incompetence and gross negligence. the childcare center has been on a provisional license. in this case, the center is closed altogether. we tried to reach out to the owner today with no luck but he does have the right to appeal. live in philadelphia, i'm lauren mrks ayk. >> you can check your child's day care records. we've posted a link showing you how on our website. >> president obama goes to intern dino. before that he spoke. the president talked about everything from health care and global warming to the criminal visit system and defeating isis. >> isil's already lovers about 40% of the areas once controlled in iraq and it's losing territory in syria.

as we keep up the pressure, our air campaign will continue to hit isil harder than ever. >> the president we sbe rated the most important job is keeping the u.s. state. >> delaware state police is investigating an armed invasion. the trooper went to a home and found a man with a gun. investigators say the man refused to drop his weapon, so the trooper fired. the suspect is in serious condition. is aekd man was arrested and a third one got away. police at rowan university are investigating a second indication of swastikas appearing at a residence hall. the markings were carved into wooden doors at the dorm. in the latest incident, students found the swas stickas on the side of a stair well. the university issued a statement saying it will not stand for intolerance. today a convicted philadelphia cop killer said

heefz received poor medical care while serving his life sentence. he testified by video in a court in scranton today. he has hepatitis c and other health problems. he claims he suffered painful itching and swelling from a rash that covered his body. he told the judge about an episode in which he fell unconscious and went into die bethic shock. he spent nearly 30 years on death row for the 1981 death of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. the sentence was overturned. he's now spending life in prison. >> starting today, marijuana is officially decriminalized in the state. that means if you're caught with an ounce or less, you'll be punished by a fine of $100 instead of a hefty fine or possible jail time.

the crime is considered a civil offense instead of a criminal one. >> there may be an end in sight to the budget stalemate. the governor's office says it has the support needed to pass legislation in the house. a vote is planned saturday. details of the detail are not being made public. if it passes a vote on the main spending bill will come next. it's been six months since the state had a budget. social service agencies and schools have been heavily impacted. congress is sending president obama a more than $1 trillion bill avoiding a federal shutdown. it includes tax breaks for businesses and working families and increases defense spending. president obama plans to sign it into law. also included in the bill was a bill to increase funding for homelessness. our exclusive, faces of homeless youth raises awareness of the

problem and brought it to the attention of senator bob casey. >> we greatly appreciate the focus on this, because to solve this problem we need to have a lot of voices and a lot of outlets where folks can get a sense of the problem. j about $42 million in the bill will be allocated to services for homeless youth in urban and rural areas. it will better count the number of homeless youth. if you want to meet the faces of homeless youth in our area, check out our website or app. bernie sanders is locked out of a database, that afternoon his campaign searched hillary

clinton's campaign site. tomorrow, the three democratic presidential candidate will meet on the debate stage in new hampshire. the debate comes less than two months before new hampshire voters cast their blots in the -- ballots in the nation's fir first. storm victims being fore closed on. a measure would help those who have not yet received reimbursement through state aid. also, lawmakers are considering a bill to have mandatory recess. it applies to students in kindergarten and fifth grade and would need to last at least 20

minutes. it's being tweaked before hitting governor christie's desk for consideration. >> aaa officials showed us today how to properly tie a christmas tree to your car. a tree tied to the roof of a car traveling 30 miles nours can come loose and fly with force enough to hit the windshield of the following car. experts say tree fires are much more likely to cause death than other house fires. >> water your tree every day. set yourself a' minder. that's the most important safety thing we have to tell you today. >> firefighters say you should check the lights you put on your tree for loose or exposed wires. set up your tree three feet from any heat source. dozens of cars caravanned from north to south philadelphia today to haul thousands of pounds to have food in need.

it's all part of toyotas haul away hunger food drive. the program leps vulnerable residents get food when they need it the most. the program has grown tremendously. >> the firsttgw year was 60,000 pounds. this year it's 250,000 pounds with 80 trucks. it's a wonderful thing. >> all the food will be provided for hunger relief organization phil abundance. pope francis signed off on the miracle to make sister theresa a saint. italian media speculates it will take next year on the 19dth anniversary of mother teresa's death. wouldn't you love to get a christmas card with this picture in the mail? kensington palace released a new photo of the duke and duchess of came bridge with their two

children today. the photographer took the photo in late october. two-year-old george will attend a nursy next month. he'll get the same special experience as the rest of the children. >> the force is with the new star wars movie. it's breaking records at the box office. it pulled in an estimated $57 million just last night. that will surpass the brooefs thursday night opening record of harry potter. >> camelback mountain plans to open on thursday. the weather has not been cooperateding but the resort hopes to get things rolling with

fresh powder monday. there will be five lifts running and eight trails open starting at 9:00 a.m. the poconos isn't the only place. no. a little town called bethlehem is looking for the to a forecast that fits the holiday season. randy is live there. this is really their moment to shine, randy. >> this is what bethlehem does best, getting people into the christmas spirit. . it's basically their job this time of year. lately it's been kind of difficult. but today mother nature decided to cooperate and downtown bethlehem is packed with people. if you call yourself a local in the little town of bethlehem, you know christmas is close not when the air gets cold but when the streets become clolgd. >> it's a christmas city. >> these locals watch the tourists go by while eating ice cream. >> people wandering around looking in the stores. >> each year bethlehem

transforms into christmas city u.s. lately that's been tough with springlike weather all month. finally it's cold again. overnight temperatures will be close to freezing. at shoppers bundle up. this family duck inside to warm up. >> it's nice to have it cooler today. it feels more holiday. >> just in time for the historic hotel bethlehem. this will be their biz yegs weekend of the year. >> last year i think we had three or four inches of snow on the ground. >> despite some unusual december weather, that's say business is looking good. >> the sales are two, h three times what they've been in the past. the foot traffic is just out of this world. >> and the christmas spirit continues all weekend in bethlehem. the kindle mart is open until

sunday. it's a great place to get a locally made gift. christmas weather. >> as a matter of fact this weekend is the only time it's going to feel cold enough for christmas until probably january. if you like the winter like feel, you're going to like this weekend and that's about it. the coldest temperatures of the month coming this weekend but warm temperature records coming by christmas eve. the flag is blowing and the wind is blowing and it's bringing in that colder air. it's 46 degrees, still not that cold for this time of year but it is # 1 degrees colder than this time yesterday. we have wind at 15 miles an hour and the wind chill down to 40. tomorrow our high temperature

actually below average for the first time of the month. then we creep up a little sunday and a lot more monday. then tuesday and wednesday and thursday, we go up every day all the way until christmas eve. we're not going to get this warm during the day tomorrow. plus it's going to be windier than it is right now. so to think it's chilly now, wait until tomorrow and we'll show you how windy it's going to be. these are the sustained winds right now. 10 to 20 miles an hour. tomorrow i'm predicting 15 to 25 miles an hour sustained with gusts up to 35. the radar showed a few sprinkles earlier today. they have moved offshore and now the story is how it's going to 2350e8. by 7:00, starting to feel like the 20s north and west.

by 11:00, if you're headed out tonight, it's going to feel like it's in the 20s just about everywhere. this is not just the normal feeling like the 20s. we've been so spoiled over the last two months, it is really going to feel cold later tonight and tomorrow morning when these wind chills are down near 20 degrees. 20e78 even in the afternoon it's going to feel like it's in the 20s. tomorrow night it's going to feel like it's in the low 20s. a good bit of the weekend will feel very chilly. there's sunday morning feeling like it's in the 20s. sunday afternoon feeling a little less cold and that is the beginning of the warm-up. for the eagles on sunday night, won't when as cold as saturday night. nowhere near as windy. 41 degrees at kickoff, going to 38 degrees in the fourth quarters. it's a lot colder than the 70 we

saw last sunday. breezy and cold, tonight 31 for the low. there's wind on top of that so it feels more like 20. tomorrow we're going to have wind gusting to 35 miles an hour. the wind chills in the morning near 20 degrees. only in the 20s for much of the dave. then the high temperature finally below normal. the seven-day forecast, there's the cold temperature on sunday morning. the lowest so far of the month. then we start warming up. monday, 58. 61 tuesday. we could have a fairly wet period between to us and thursday but still going for that record warmth christmas eve. it cools off christmas day but not by a lot. all right. how many times have you dozed off in front of the television? not when we're on. >> never. >> imagine a 260-pound mass

headed directly for you. now imagine it's lebron james. that's what happened to a woman sitting on the sidelines. hear what she had to say and lebron's apology.

it's been a wild week for the players from the cleveland cavaliers. lebron james issued an apology today after crashing into a courtside fan giving her a major head injury. the fan happened to be the wife of pga champion jason day. at last night's game when james scrambled for a loose ball and crashed boo her. day was released early this morning. she says she had no hard

feelings against lebron and tweeted go cavs. lebron tweeted hope you guys come back soon. another cleveland cavs player actually missed last night's game. >> he had a bigger job at home delivering his own daughter. his fi ons say said she didn't know she was in labor until she felt her daughter's head. taylor posted this tweet picture to instagram right after the birth welcoming their daughter and said mommy carried you, daddy delivered you. they tied the court of head foens around the umbilical cord until help arrived. this diy project might make a good christmas gift.

create a pair of holiday themed smart fox capable of defecting when you've fallen asleep during your favorite show. they use a method known as a ticker feet. if you doughs off it will -- doze off it will automatically pause. christmas is just a week away. >> it is hard to believe. if you still have holiday shopping to do, hope is not lost. why today and tomorrow are good days to save money in line and in stores. >> plus, why atlantic city is putting up hundreds of new cameras and who doesn't like the idea.

atlantic city will soon have hundreds of new ways to watch you on the board walk. the city is getting millions to put up new surveillance cameras. some say all those extra eyes go just too far. >> our reporter is live on the board walk to explain why the city wants the cameras. ted? >> good evening. most of the surveillance cameras you see on the board walk are operated by casinos. there's currently no network of city controlled cameras but that's about to change. you don't have to look far on atlantic city's board walk to see surveillance cameras, and many more will also soon be focused on the famous wooden way. >> i think it's a great idea. >> fafr. >> yeah, it's safer. >> people might be less apt to do something. >> some 230 surveillance cameras are set to go up on the boardwalk next year, part of an $11 million project funded

through the loan from the casino reinvestment authority. >> it's a critical benefit and a step forward. >> it's safer for the tourists and the people that live here in atlantic city. >> the cameras currently found on the boardwalk are primarily owned by casinos and other businesses, but atlantic city police will operate and monitor the state of the art system from a command center at the resort's public safety building. >> this is important, because it gives the police department direct access to move the cameras. >> weather proof cameras will be positioned on both poles at street ends and those used for digital displays like this. >> figure out a way to get more jobs, they should, instead of putting up cameras. >> some people think the money should be spent elsewhere. >> they have cameras all over this boardwalk. why do they need to spend money for cameras?

they should take the cameras and put them in the bad areas of atlantic city. >> i'm told that news surveil -- new surveillance monitoring center will allow police to access feeds from other cameras as well. ted, i think you need a heavier coat, especially if you're going to be hanging out there for another couple of hours. you're going to be needing coats headed to the eagles game. there won't be a lot of wind. right now we don't have any kind of precipitation around. light rain around this morning is offshore and the snow flurries in central pennsylvania not especially moving this way. it does look like a dry night. a colder night. 26 in philadelphia, redding, wind on top of that, making it

feel even colder, feeling like 31 in lancaster and 36 in redding, allen tourngs pottstown, 35 in wilmington. by tomorrow morning we'll see those feels-like temperatures down to about 20. it's going to be breezy and colder by 7:00. we're going to be getting gradual clearing through the night. into the 30s by 11:00. by the time you get up in the morning, 31 degrees in the city with wind making it feel like 20 and colder in some of the suburbs. we'll see how much it's going to warm up next week. it's going to warm up a lot. >> if you have any last-minute holiday shopping today, today might be the day to do it. nearly a thousand stores are taking part in a free shipping day. and they promise your items will arrive by christmas eve. there's no minimum price you have to reach to be able to be eligible. head to free shipping day.com. it's hard to believe

christmas is a week from today. that means we have less time to finish all the holiday shopping. >> we would not be alone. we found many people today trying to get a head start to the busy buying weekend. >> the christmas shopping countdown is on with a week to get the stockings stuffed and the presents under the tree. >> more than 91% of americans scrambling to do their last-minute shopping according to retail me not. for mary, it's barely begun. >> trying to show -- not to show just how panicked i am. wake up at 3:00 in the morning and say, oh, my gosh, i have so much to do. >> she jumped into the holiday shopping mix at the cherry hill mall. this woman stopped to get a picture with shrek. >> we feel that we had to go

today. we need to get this tone home run done. >> shoppers are being thrown off by unseasonally warm weather. >> it throws us off. the spirit of christmas is also snow. >> record warmth has hit retailers especially hard. retailers will be offering special deals and promotions for super saturday, the busiest saturday before christmas. a ship that docked in new jersey came with an unwelcome surprise. >> the dangerous stowaway that was found there, plus a school lesson sparking outrage. why some parents accuse them of indoctrinating their children. police love a new plan for collaring suspects. why can't they do it? we'll explain. >> you're kicking us in the pants. >> coming up sunday morning at

11: 30, following meet the press only on nbc 10.

a virginia school system was forced to cancel classes today after backlash about a lesson about islam. they called it islamic indoctrination. one of the phrases they were required to write was an islamic claim of faith. they thought they had to close the school as a precautionary measure. a statement saying, as we have emphasized, no lesson was designed to promote a religious viewpoint or change any student's religious belief. it will not be used in the future." a new jersey crew found a poisonous passenger in port

elizabeth earlier this week. it traveled from south asia. crew members called officials to pick up the snake which ended up at the bronx zoo. we're always being told to move out of the way of police officers on the side of a highway. this video shows you what can happen if you don't. this car was side swiped while the officers -- the pieces you see flying are from the control officer's car. a lot of people are counting down to christmas but we're also counting down to the cardinals. we want to help you get psyched for the big game by getting on the bus. we'll explain next. plus -- >> the sun setting, a beautiful sight. much colder air is moving in for tonight for our first taste of winter. we'll tell you when the next

cold weather will return. all new at 5:00, trees and good deeds. if you still needed to buy your christmas tree, we know of a spot where the money you spend will help those in need.

>> this is what members heard while taking in the contest spectacular this morning. students from overbrook school for the blind were able to enjoy the holiday description with the help of audio description. the school's director says it helps students experience life in just ways. >> disability of mainstream light type activities is something that's very important to our students, so it's really wonderful to see things becoming accessible. >> for visitors who may be hard of hearing, comcast can provide closed captioning options so

everyone can enjoy the holiday spectacular. after some wig -- big wins, a lot of fans are back on the bandwag bandwagon. >> the sunday night football bus is in towns to help fans get hyped up. matt shows us the fun you can have inside. >> sunday night football this weekend on nbc and of course the sunday night football here in south philly where you can experience it. let's go on board and show you what they've got. pretty cool stuff. if you've been on the bus before, it's brand-new this year. the eagles gear is here. they're ready for philadelphia. alcouch, we've got a nice photo op here. we've got a mockup of a field on the floor as well. post game if you want to pretend like you're one of the correspondents out here. of course we've got social media. there's a part where you can

look at what's going on around the nfl. richard manages this whole thing. richard, you've told me you've gone more than 17,000 miles on this bus since -- this is week 15. what are you looking poured to in philly? >> it's been a lot of fun. we finally get to see philadelphia fans in their home market. we've seen them on the road. they bring a great energy to the bus. >> we're going to see the a lot of interesting things, i'm sure. hopefully, an eagles win. from the bus in south fayetteville, matt dalucia. >> it will be there from 2:00 p.m. until kickoff. >> if you can't make it to south philly, we have you covered for sunday's game. i'll host our pregame special live from lincoln field. kickoff around 8:30, then don't

miss highlights, interviews on the eagles game day final. >> the temple owls are getting in shape for the boca raton bulls. a team will take on toledo tuesday night. the owls are coming off their first finish in the top 25 rankings in more than three decades. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with glen "hurricane" schwartz. >> nice time of year to go to boca raton. it's going to feel like winter here. it doesn't feel like it right now. wait until tomorrow morning and then tell me. the coldest weather of the month. the only cold weather of the month really. and it's just going to warm right back up by the time we're at christmas eve, talking about record warmth again. mostly cloudy skies around. 46 degrees.

the wind 15 miles an hour gusting up towards 30. 11 degrees colder than it was this time yesterday. we're already seeing a bit of a difference. these temperatures are close to the average numbers for this time of the year. but we haven't seen numbers like this. we have not seen afternoon numbers in the 40s as we've gone through this no. november was the second-warmest november ever recorded. so it's been quite a while since we've seen anything really cold. there are the sprinkles that have moved offshoir during the afternoon. this is what it's going to be feeling like tonight. by 8:00 down to 28 degrees in redding. it's been a long time since it's felt like 28 degrees anywhere in our area. by mooipt it's about that, right in the city of philadelphia. so if you're headed out, you're going to have wind to deal with and the cold comes through to build things. that canyon effect makes it feel twice adds windy sometimes. by morning, 19 degrees for our

wind chill in allentown. then it doesn't warm up that much during the day tomorrow. it never gets out of the 20s. as far as the way it's going to feel in the areas including trenton, new jersey. tomorrow night, another cold one. sounds just about as cold as tonight. sunday morning, pretty cold but not that windy. so not as much of a wind chill. sunday afternoon, not feeling quite as cold as saturday afternoon. then it warms up after that. so by sunday night, when the eagles are playing, we're starting our warmup a little bit, so it's not going to be that cold. it's not going to be very windy. 41 at kickoff. 38 for the fourth quarter. remember, it was 70 degrees last sunday. so next week we've got some pretty warm weather. the record on the 23rd of 66. we're predicting 64. the record on christmas eve is 64. i'm still going for 70.

by christmas day, down to 55 but the average temperature is 44. i don't even think it's going to cool down more than that by the rest of the christmas weekend. it's going to warm right back up. then the cold air disappears as we go through next week and the entire eastern united states setting records all over the place. clearing, breezy and colder tonight. 31 for the low in philadelphia. 28 in the north and west. wind chill down by 20 near daybreak and not warming up very much during the day. up near 40 degrees but wind gusting at 40 miles an hour, that's going to feel a whole lot colder. sunday, less wind, 45 degrees. then it warmgs up on monday. by tuesday we're up to 60-plus but also getting into a wetter pattern. 66 wednesday, near record, and thursday looks like a record, 70 degrees. incredible. all right. thank you. the numbers are stark.

indoor tanning increases your risk of melanoma by 60%. >> yet nearly two million teenagers are still doing it every year. the government wants to ban teenagers for good. why are some opposing the move? we have that coming up. >> next at 5:00, 73 cats rescued from a new jersey home looking for a good home. we'll show how you can help.

today the government issued a new proposal that bans anyone under age 18 from using indoor tanning beds. the fda has regulated tanning beds for decades. >> this move is unprecedented and is trying to control a skin

cancer epidemic. >> reporter: more than one million kids and teenagers visit tanning salons each year in the u.s. all would be banning from doing so in a proposal. >> the radiation is 10 to 15 times stronger than you get from sunlight. >> and harm skin faster, according to doctors. the effects of uv radiation accumulate over time. the american academy of dermatology says the risk of developing the deadly form of skin cancer called melanoma rises by at% after a visit to the tanning salon. the rate of melanoma has risen 200% since the 1970s. >> we commonly see women in their 20s with melanoma. the one factor they're doing differently is almost every one of those young women has spent

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good evening. it's finally feeling like winter across our area as temperatures hang in the 40s. >> with gusty breezes the wind chill will be around 20 tomorrow. that's the average for this time of year but it's cold compared to the 70-degree weather we saw last weekend. >> a cold blue weather morning begins in montgomery county from 10:00 p.m. to 10:00 a.m.

the wind chill is expected to be 20 degrees or less. anyone in the county seeking warmth can go to the coordinated homeless outreach center in northwest. >> nbc 10's meteorologist sheena parveen breaks it down. >> we're going to see the cold snap just for the weekend. we have a roller coaster temperature rise and then we'll go back up next week. the clouds have stuck in place. they'll slowly clear overnight. look at what's happened since yesterday. temperatures are about 10 to 15 degrees colder across the area and it's going to be even colder as we go into tomorrow. actual temperatures right now are in the 40s, midded to low forecasts for most of the area. 42 in wilmington, now the average high temperature is 44 degrees this time of the year. right now we're a little bit closer to that. but we were warmer this afternoon, even though we are still