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 colder relatively speaking when you count those very warm

days that we had over last weekend. by 7:00 p.m. tonight, temperatures in the mid 40s. still breezy. by 11:00, 39 degrees, still breezy. feeling colder. tomorrow will be windier than told. by 8:00, actual temperature around 31 but the wind will make it feel ten degrees colder than that. we have a warm-up next week. we'll look at how warm it will get coming up. jierkts a -- 25-year-old katherine knott is guilty of assault and endangerment charges recommended to an attack on a gay couple but not guilty on other charges. >> reporter: mixed reactions. the prosecution got guilty verdicts. the defense, are happy because katherine knott will not be a

convicted felon. they're very happy with the outcome of the trial. >> i am so offend by everything about her, by the fact that she's female, by the fact that she's catholic, which drives me crazy. i'm catholic and the fact that another catholic -- they all went to catholic schools. what is wrong with them? and the fact this she came into my city and did this to people that she knew nothing about. it's wrong. >> jurors say they are angry at katherine knott and all those who were there, those who took part and those who didn't call for help. that night two homosexual men were attacked. two men pleaded to assault and conspiracy charges in the fall. they got zero jail time in exchange for the plea deal. knot could face time in jail. prosecutors will not say if they will ask a judge for that. they say she was --

>> she has a right to consider what he would like and he has a right to ask for whatever he wants. think about it. take a step back and use common sense. she exercised her constitutional right. she went to trial. that's her rights. i hope it's not at the point in this country where we punish people for doing what the constitution says we can. >> reporter: now, sentencing will be in february. we reached out to a spokesperson for the victims. they say that they did not want a trial here. they would have liked it if she had taken a plea deal. instead, this was the outcome they got and they are satisfied with it. a philadelphia childcare center where a baby died earlier this week is now closed. today state officials say the center operated with gross incompetence and misconduct. a memorial sits outside the childcare in north philadelphia. teddy bears and messages were left for the 10-month-old girl.

a man whose granddaughters attended the center told incomes 10 he was impressed with the facility. >> anytime you had any problems, they were there for you. they were really good. i think the school is great. i'm surprised what happened with the little child here. >> a report from the state says no one on site had current cpr training, no one called 911 when the child was unresponsive and instead walked the baby girl to the hospital. new at 5:00, a fresh start for men. the president commuted their sentences today. it's parts of giving a second chance to offenders. they all had life or lengthy sentences for drug crimes. the other men are from redding and lawrenceville. the president did the very same for a total of 95 prisoners nationwide. it's the most issued at one time by president obama. delaware residents no longer

have to worry about going to jail if caught with small amounts of marijuana. one community is celebrating. delaware's norml group is sell greating. you'll be punished by a fine of a hundred dollars instead of jail time. former philadelphia sheriff john green is charged with fraud and conspiracy. an indictment alleges he had a deal with the owner of a title company. giving davis's company first dibs on contracts. in exchange davis is accused of giving green extensive personal gifts. if convicted both men face more than 85 years in prison. an upper darby police officer is facing time behind bars for allegedly stealing from the evidence room to feed his own drug habit. brad ross is accused of stealing pills, money, gift cards and

more from the evidence room. prosecutors say he became addicted to prescription pills after a car accident. another investigator who saw something wrong with an evidence bag started the investigation. in february ross's home was searched. >> werp actually able to -- we were actually able to remove from his house a pill bottle that was taken from the evidence room and contained opioid press conferences that was going to be used to prosecute a criminal case. >> ross resigned from the police department in march. he's out of jail on 50,000 dollars bail. police officers will hit the streets of new jersey. recruits graduated from the camden county police academy. they'll join plif departments. the ceremony included a special moment when family members who work in law enforcement pin the badges on some of the new officers. we have new information about a haigs blurg teenager

accused of supporting isis. here's the first look at jalil ibn ameer aziz, accused of using twitter to build support for an attack in the u.s. 57 different twitter accounts were traced to his house. in one tweet he threatened to behead president obama. the feds say he also tweeted about pennsylvania's gun laws writing "pennsylvania has very light gun laws, it's very easy to arm yourself. f". tonight, the nbc 10 investigators get action just weeks after reporting on a head stone company that failed to deliver. >> a local woman says she can honor her deceased nutt way she planned. >> reporter: dozens of families filed complaints against the company. now following our story, at least one of those families say they've been made whole since we shared their story with you. >> finally some closure.

>> bitter sweet moments for she and her family. the head stone she's been fighting to get for her mother is finally here. >> it makes it final. it took a while for me to really come to terms with the fact that she's gone. but this is final. >> reporter: nine months ago she said she paid $2,500 for the head stone. she said the owner promised to have the stone delivered and set this past august in time for a family gathering, but that never happened. only these markers were here. >> i go through it with the people at the office and looez never been here. >> turner says after months of broken promises she decided to reach out to the nbc 10 investigators. the head stone arrived just weeks following our report. >> you brought to the fore front this fi ags co and made him own up to it. >> families throughout syrian

pennsylvania filed complaints about the company. the pennsylvania bureau protection tells us they took money from more than 50 families and never delivered on their promise. first at his office, then at his home. we tried to reach the owner for three days. but no one has responded to our messages or phone calls. turner tells us she's glad we responded to her call for help. >> i want to thank the whole channel 10e investigative team. thank you so very much. >> reporter: just a short time ago i spoke with the bureau of consumer protection. he tells me the state is moving forward with this lawsuit against life stones to make all victims whole. for the investigators, harry hairston, nbc news. new information tonight about dozened of cats rescued from a gloucester county home. the spca says there were 73 cats in the house along 6th avenue

and pittman. we found workers bringing the cats out in boxing yesterday. they'll be available for adoption over the holidays. from our delaware bureau, investigators still don't know what caused this fire that destroyed a wimg fon church. today investigators were back at the scene of new jerusalem missionary baptist church sifting h the through debris. no word if sunday services will be held somewhere else. new at 5:00, the district attorney says he'll meet with taxi and limo drivers to hear complaints and concerns about uber x and uber technologies. it comes after the chaos in center city wednesday that brought traffic to a standstill. members of the taxi workers alliance and the limo association ditched their cars in city streets to protest. they claim public safety and a

lack of taxation are putting pennsylvania people in peril. sunday night football, we're getting you ready next in sports. first some call him the most hated man in america. now he's facing federal charges and he's out of a job. we'll get what's new in this case of the farm suit cal ceo who raised the cost of a lifesaving drug by $5,000. >> and the man who put tracy morgan in a coma is asking for mercy. and bernie sanders going to war his own party. why these threatening legal action tonight.

the man who hiked the cost of a drug by 5,000% has resigned from his job. he was mobbed after posting bond yesterday. he was arrested for allegedly running a ponzy scheme unrelated to the price hike. he used one company from one company to pay off a debt for another. he hiked the price of a pill

from $150 to $50,000. bernie sanders' staffers improperly searched and saved data from rival hillary clinton's campaign. sanders campaign responded by saying the dnc is attempting to undermine his run for the white house. tomorrow the candidates will square off for the debate. the debate comes less than two months before new hampshire voters cast their ballots in the nation's first primary election. new information on last year's deadly crash involving comedian tracy morgan. the truck driver who slammed into morgan's limo is asking a judge to throw out the charges against him. an attorney for roper says he'll ask the judge to dismace r miss

the case. they claim roper could not get a fair trial. the comedian suffered serious injuries. his friend james mcnair was killed. morgan settled his lawsuit with walmart just before the one-year anniversary of that crash. lawyers for the chicago police officer accused of shooting an unarmed teenager plans to seek a change in jen venue. jason van dyke faces six counts of first-degree murder. he allegedly shot 17-year-old laquan mcdodged 16 times. van dyke's attorney blames chicago's mayor for indicting his client in the parcells. former subway pitchman jared fogle has been moved to a low security facility in colorado that specializes in sex offender treatment. he pled guilty to charges.

with just three games left in the eagles season, the division title hopes couldn't be higher. >> sunday night he take on 2 cardinals at the link. danny joins us live with a prove. the story line abounds. two friends will line up across from each other sunday night. jenkins got to flow him well when he attended a wide receiver camp. john clark got moore on a relationship and sat down with an interview that will air sunday on our playoff special airing at 6:30. >> he called me to get some tickets this week for his family, so, you know, hopefully we don't treat him too bad. >> is there going to be some

trash talk? >> he's not a real big trash talker. he's really friendly and it's annoying. he wants to help you up every play. he wants to give you a tap on your helmet. it's really annoying. i try to ignore him half the time. >> we'll hear from fitzgerald coming up at 6:00. bruce arins is the coach right now. but we'll show you a young bruce air yen later on. thank you so much. stay with nbc 10, your official eagles station. the fun starts sunday morning with eagles gameday kickoff. plus, players reveal theirself go-to songs to get them hyped up on game day and a tradition of the holidays from eagles from around the city. catch our playoff push pregame special at 6:30 before the game

at 8:30. 56 the game, don't miss all the reaction on nbc 10's eagles gameday final. well, quite the change in the air. temperatures are colder and they'll get even colder going into tomorrow. so this weekend is actually going to feel like wish to. we will be a little bit below normal. then we actually start to warm up after this. never -- anyway, we're looking at the coldest temperatures of december, believe it or not. it's been a warm december. we go into next week just in time for christmas and we have record high temperatures in the forecast, believe it or not. 32 degrees in the poconos. allentown and pottsdam. for tonight, if you are heading out for this friday night temperatures from here on out will only be dropping. make sure you grab the heavy coat this evening. the wind is going to be up to

even overnight tonight. here's a look at 7:00 p.m. tonight till 7:00 tomorrow morning. we will keep dropping down, pretty steady drop in temperatures. so by about 11:00 p.m. we should be in the 30s in the philadelphia area, could be close to 30s in the north and west. tomorrow morning, right below freezing but it will feel like the 20s because of the wind. today's windy but not as windy as it's going to be tomorrow. the clouds are locked in place. we'll see gradual clearing overnight and tomorrow mortgage. snowshowers off to our wers and northwest and with such a strong wind tomorrow and late tonight we could see some noirs or light -- flurries or light snow in the poconos. tomorrow morning, this is the future feels-like temperatures when you add in the wind. could be feeling like 21 guess in philadelphia. could be feeling like 19 in allentown, redding.

and the wind is going to stay up through the afternoon. as we go through the day we really don't feel any warmer than 30 degrees. and for tomorrow night we're going to feel like the 20s. sunday 8:00 in the morning feeling like the mid 20s. by sunday afternoon, feeling like the mid 30s. it's definitely going to be football weather just in time for the eagles game. here's the eagles forecast for tailgaters. you can expect 43 degrees and sunny for sunday. skies will gradually clear tonight, breezy conditions, colder. # 1 for the low in philadelphia. 28 degrees areas north and west. tomorrow windier and colder. remember, with the wind it's going to feel about 10 degrees colder. mid 40s sunday. warmup after that. colder for christmas day, though. 55 degrees. up next, middle schoolers have some winning pipes.

♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ the winners of 101's christmas competition perform their song next. plus it is feeling like christmas in a little town of bethlehem. we're live with people getting into the holiday spirit. winter is hard on your nose.

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time now to really the winner in the 101 fm's christmas competition. >> the award goes to havrford school. >> let's listen to their winning performance.

♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ let your heart be light ♪ from now on your troubles will be out of sight ♪ ♪ other of sight ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ make the yuletide gay ♪ from now on your troubles will be miles away ♪ ♪ here we are as in olden days

♪ happy golden days of yore ♪ and congratulations again to them. i just saw them perform at the philly pops where they put on quite the show. you can listen to their performance or songs from all our finalists on our website or on the nbc 10 news app. 42 million in federal funding will help. >> we'll explain that plus fill you in on a bill that 9/11 responders are celebrating. plus the little town of bethlehem, how cold will you be tonight? we'll go to the little town feeling like christmas usa tonight. cloirn

. right now at 5:00 it's starting to feel like winter across our area. back to the wirchlt coats today in wimgton. people walking around already feeling the chill. it's going to be even colder tomorrow. that means it's time to make snow in the poconos. the guns will be firing at camelback this weekend. the resort opens on monday. five trails and wlifts will be

covered in snow for a 9:00 a.m. start. and the little town of bethlehem is starting to feel like christmas for the first time this season. >> we find nbc's randy gyllenhaal. people are finally feeling like the holidays are here. >> reporter: this is what bethlehem does best, getting people into the christmas spirit and today it's not very difficult. mother nature is finally cooperating with a little bit of arctic air for however brief it may be. for a few weeks out of the year, the little town of bethlehem transforms into christmas city usa, and finally -- >> it is choim, it is breezy, it is cold. >> reporter: after weeks of springlike weather. >> definitely. ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. >> reporter: it's beginning to look and feel a lot like it's

supposed to. this will be the hotel's busiest weekend of the year. >> the foot traffic is just out of this world. >> reporter: as tourists from all over the country flock to the small town with hopes of a norman rockwell christmas. this year there won't be any snow but the spirit is still strong. >> my dad was a glass blower and that's how i started. >> reporter: arty sans are selling harchds made gifts. >> we had some years they closed earlier because of snow or ice. but this year the people are t out and we're happy to see it. >> reporter: but with chris nas now just a week away, most have accepted that a white christmas is impossible. >> it's going to be warm on christmas day and that's just weird. it's the same temperature as l.a. >> reporter: and the christmas spirit continues into the weekend here on main street in

bethlehem. it's going to be one of the busiest shopping weekends here on main street. the christmas mart will be open until sunday. live in bethlehem, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. thanks, randy. with exactly a week to the get stockings stuffed and presents under the tree, holiday shopping is far from over for most people. retail me not says 91% of americans are still scram ling to do their last-minute shopping. for many, it's barely started. >> long way to go, actually. >> trying to show just -- not to show just how panicked i am. >> reporter: tomorrow, super saturday, the busiest saturday before christmas. today was the last day a lot of stores offered free shipping. as it stands, more people are doing their shopping from the k. of their -- comfort of their couches. since the end of october, online

sales are up more than 4.5% and in-store sales are up more than 2%. >> it will be colder than we've been used to this weekend. >> it's going to be cold for the next few day, sheena? >> yes. if you are doing your christmas shopping, make sure you have the heavy jacket with you. temperatures now, about 10 to 15 degrees colder than yesterday at this time. the wind will increase overnight tonight, too, making temperatures feel about 10 degrees colder. we are in the mid to low 40s across the area. we'll be dropping intost 30s later into tomorrow. the clouds are still locked in plalgs. snowshowers off to our west. we'll see lake effect snowshowers later tonight and tomorrow. some of that could try to blow into the poconos. we'll keep our eye on that. future temperatures, by 9:00, 10:00 if you're heading out,

temperatures will be dropping into the 30s and it will be breezy. then we go. >> early tomorrow morning. areas north and west, you'll get into the upper 20s. philadelphia area, some of our bushes in new jersey and delaware, about the low 30s. it will be pretty windy at this time, so it will feel more like 20 degrees across most of the area by tomorrow morning. it will keep feeling colder as we go through the afternoon. colder than the actual temperature. coming up, we'll look at the weekend winterlike forecast and a big warmup going into christmas week. that's straight ahead. a year-long budget battle ended today in washington. a budget was passed that funds us through next september. president obama has promised to sign the legislation. a bill that helps young people who are homeless passed both houses of congress today. the bill expands hud housing and

funded programs that work to end youth homelessness. one senator was inspired to pass the bill after seeing an nbc 10 exclusive. >> greatly preach the work they're doing on the news coverage on this is a great assist or a great aid in making sure we can highlight the problem and be able to apply solutions. 9/11 responders were on capitol hill today celebrating a bill that helps pay the medical costs of emergency workers injured while aiding attack victims. the bill extends the world trade center program through 2090. it's named in honor of new jersey resident jim negroza who died as a result of breathing in toxic fumes. some became emotional today

talking about the health issues. >> a lot of people are going to get that christmas present that part of the uncertainty is removed. >> first responders fought for years to get congress to re-up the bill. the federal drug administration wants to ban anyone under 18 from using indoor tanning beds. under the proposal adults would have to sign a form acknowledging the risks associated with tanning beds. the fda has regulated tanning beds for decades but this is the first time the agency has recommended a ban for children and teenagers. members of the american cancer society say it's an important step to help reduce skin cancer and related deaths. some good news tonight about the flu. it's off to a slow start, especially compared to the past three years. health officials say only south carolina is reporting significant flu cases. flu season usually kicks off

around christmas as people gather together with family and then sick kids head back to school and spread the virus. this year your christmas tree can help fight a disease. we'll tell you just how that's possible. if you're still planning to buy your tree this weekend. and one new jersey church is putting a star wars twist on the nativity story. we'll tell you how next.

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the new "star wars" movie is out of the world when it comes to box office records. it brought in an estimated $57 million in last night's opening. just within the past 20 minutes, disney says sales for today are on pace to stop a hundred mool dollars. north jersey pastor and star wars enthusiast is using the star war force to tell the

christmas story this year. the pastor says there are parallels between the bible and star wars, especially when you look at good versus evil. up next on nbc 10 news at 5:00, an officer punched in the face and it's caught on dash cam. >> no, no, no, no. >> put your hands on the hood. but the chaos does not end there. you'll definitely want to see whapsz next. and we have holder temperatures just in time for your weekend. it will feel a lot more like winter. but it's not going to last. the warm-up just in time for christmas. that's straight ahead.

a routine traffic stop leads to an officer getting punched and a shootout. it was all caught on tape. take a look. >> put your hands on the -- >> no problem. >> do you know -- >> no, no, no, no. >> put your hands on the hood. >> the officer pulled over 53-year-old andrew coffee on a mow pedestrian. coffee started sucker punching the officer, then shooting at him. coffee just got out of prison after serving # 21 years for attempted murder. delaware state police say a trooper shot and wounded a suspect who refused to drop a gun. that trooper was confronted by the man while he was responding to a report of a robbery at a home on salem church road in newark last night. the suspect is in serious but stable condition.

a second suspect in the home was arrested. a third is still on the loose. the trooper is on administrative lead while the shooting is investigated. president obama outlines his agenda for the rest of his term. he took some tough questions about terrorism and the massive spending bill congress passed today. edward lawrence looks at the big issues the president hit. >> reporter: president obama praised congress for passing the budget deal that includes tax cuts. >> i'm not wild about everything in it. i'm sure that's true for everybody, but it is a budget that, as i insisted, vefts in our military -- invests in our military without idea logical provision that would have weakend wall street reform. >> reporter: passage avoids a government shutdown. >> i wanted to end those kind of rattling speerns that the american people don't like. >> reporter: on the fight

against terrorism -- poip we're going to -- >> we're going to defeat isis. as we keep up the pressure, our air campaign will continue to hit isil harder than ever, taking out their leaders, k3457bders and forces. >> reporter: after the deadly attack in san bernardino, mr. obama says he has new security procedures. >> we are continuing to work at every level to make sure that there's no slip between information sharing among agencies. >> reporter: the president says he won't fade away and plans to end his term pushing his long-standing goal. >> and in 2016 i'm going to the leave it out on the field. >> reporter: the president leaves for a 16-day family vacation in hawaii. on the way he meets with the victims in the san bernardino attack. mother teresa is a step closer to st.hood. pope francis signed off on the

miracle needed to make her a saint. that miracle concerned a man in brazil with a brain disease who was cured after his wife trade to mother teresa. no date has been set for the canonization but media speculates it will take place on the 19th anniversary of her death. she won the 1979 nobel price for her work caring for the poorest children in the world. if you're looking for a christmas tree, we have the spot for you. kelly's tree lot on kirkwood highway has been selling trees at religion prices. some customers even buy trees and leave them there until a less fortunate family comes along to take them home. kelly's also donates most of its profits. a friend's son has the disorder and kelly's wants their tree properties to help find a cure. this is not the most profitable

way to run a tree lot but they say it really does feel good. >> feel good. however, i don't have to deal good when i have money in my pocket. i feel good when i look at that kid in the eye and say you've got a christmas tree this year. law enforcement says it's a dangerous time on the roadways around the holidays. sunday nbc 10 at issue. take a look at one program to catch drunk drivers that's now on hold. >> reporter: protection for police. ben salem wants suspected drunk drivers to get stesed at the station avoiding hospital blood draws. now the program is on hold. we'll discuss why and how it could get back on track. plus a push to bring classical music to more people. coming up sunday morning following meet the press press only on nbc 10.

well, finally feeling a little bit more like winter today, but come this weekend, it's going to feel a lot more like winter. the clouds will start to clear out, too. across both saturday and sunday, temperatures will be more seasonable for this time of year. in fact, it's going to be the coldest that we've seen so far this december. it's been so warm out. then we go into next week and the cold air is not going to stick around. it's going to move back up north and we could see some record highs heading toward christmas. today so far we got to 47 degrees. saturday down to 41. sujd, mid 40s. so that's right around normal for this time of year. monday we jump to near 60 degrees. then we keep warming up into christmas eve and christmas day. 32 right now in the poconos. mid 40s, philadelphia. if you are heading out for this

friday evening, temperatures will be dropping into the 30s for some areas pretty soon here. clouds are still locked in place but we are dry. snowshowers off to our west and northwest could blow into the poconos with a strong wind late tonight or early tomorrow. here's future weather, the wind direction trying to blow snow flurries or light showers in. feels-like temperatures will feel around 20 degrees for most of the area tomorrow morning. poconos could feel like the mid 20s. we go into saturday and it's going to be a cold day but definitely football weather through the afternoon. feeling like the mid 30s. here's the cold air now. it's going to keep moving in for saturday and sunday. it will be cold this weekend but it moves back up to the north, that mild air moves back. take a look. thursday, christmas eve, we could have a record high christmas eve. then friday, cool air comes back

just in time for christmas day. it will be cooler, christmas eve will be pretty warm. for the football fans, sunday for the eagles game you're probably going to enjoy this weather by tailgate time 43 degrees and sunny. nice dry weather for sunday. tonight it's going to stay dry. 28 north and west. it will be windy overnight and windy tomorrow making it feel 10 degrees colder than the actual temperatures. highs will be around 41 saturday. mid 40s sunday. there you see the warmup next week. it will come with some rain. 70 for christmas eve. that would be a report. lester holt joining us with a look at what's coming up on nbc nightly news. good evening, lester. >> hi. on this weekend before christmas we'll look at why this travel rush will look different than previous years and what you need to know. we'll tell you about a synthetic drug sold tlul the mail that's

sending people to emergency rooms in alarming numbers. we'll tell you about a proposal that could keep many teens out of tans salons. that's coming up at 6:30. back to you. thank you, lester. eagles versus cardinals in the sunday night showdown right here on nbc 10. >> of course, that means the sunday night football bus is in town tomorrow. we'll take you on board next. this holiday, ford america's best-selling brand is giving you more. the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus and 2016 fusion and escape. it's the best gift ever. now during the ford holiday sales event get 0% financing for 60 months plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on select vehicles. see your local ford dealer.

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it just seems eagles games are more exciting when they're on sunday night football. and the sunday night football bus is in town right now pumping up eagles fans for the showdown. matt dah lucia got to hop on board. >> sunday night football is coming to film. the game might be sunday but you can check out the sunday night football bus here in philadelphia right now. let's go inside and give you a tour. once you climb on board you can see there is a mock-up of a field here for sunday night football. you also have jerseys, eagles helmets. everything is decked out for the eagles-cardinals game. we don't want to shao the other team. no. not at all. you have a lot of fun stuff in here. you've got a mock-up of a post game set.

if you want to pretend like you're one of the correspondents, an orsz over here, you can do that and have a good time. if you want to have a little bit of fun, we've got social media as well. you can see all sorts of tweets and informing from the nfl. you can watch some videos and richard here, he manages this whole thing. i mean, how hard is it or how fun sit, really, when you're going through all this stuff and a lot of attention? >> it's always a lot of fun when fans are interacting with the bus. we have a lot of good energy on here and it's pretty cool to see. >> reporter: all right, richard. thank you very much. if you want to come and check out the bugs, it's going to be xfinity live on sunday right before the game. for now i'll switch the mikes and say from south philadelphia, matt delucia. kick off is at 8:30 only on nbc 10.

coming up next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, tonight we have learned what inspectors found inside a day care at the time a baby died at the facility. we're live with the new developments. now it's starting to feel like winter. you're going to need the winter coats this weekend. our first alert forecast is next. plus, what a man told the judge today about the judge about the treatment he's getting in prison. that's next.

right now at 6:00, a verdict in the case of a gay couple attacked in center city. the beating sparkedouts rage across the delaware valley. today tempers of the jurors flared behind closed doors. >> every one of them should do jail time. there's none of them that should have gotten off. good evening, ike jacqueline london. the jury found katherine knott guilty of the less serious crime. our reporter spent the entire week in the trial. knott had no comment but the jury had plenty to say. >> reporter: one woman was fighting back tears. she says not only should the three people who were accused and charged by prosecutors have

faced jail time, but she said everyone there that night deserves to be punished. >> i think in her mind she had no idea why she was there because she saw nothing wrong with what she did. and that's sad. it is so bad. it was sickening to watch. >> what she was saying about how when the ambulance passed herb by, she didn't think that it was for what just happened. she said, well, we're in the city, there's always ambulances going by. to me, i live in the city. i road my week -- rode my week here. there's not always ambulances going by. >> reporter: at times heated deeblts occurred between the jurors. >> some people were scared to send this girl to jail. >> reporter: in the end, she can still face jail time.