nbc 10 breaking news. breaking news in south philadelphia, a store owner shot killed and a man who tried to rob his shop. a second man is in custody. a third is on the loose. schools in the area were put on lockdown. >> reporter: vai, this lockdown has been lifted but police are still actively looking for one other person here, this all happened between 8:30 and 9:00 this morning inside miss jessie's stop n shop. three men came in tried to rob the place, he shot one of those would-be robbers, we're told, in the head. another man took off. it's possible that individual could be injured and a third person has been arrested by

investigators. right now, you see a number of police officers still on the scene here as they take a look at evidence in this case. they're awaiting on a search warrant so they can get a closer inside the store. the atf is also assisting the philadelphia police here. no identity on the man who was shot, the man in custody or that individual they're looking for. police are telling us at this point there is still one suspect on the loose here in south philadelphia. that's the very latest. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. the music world is mourning the loss david bowie. he died after an 18-month cancer battle. the british star was a true original. >> ♪ >> reporter: david bowie was a rock music icon for more than 40 years, his manager confirmed the singer's passing sunday following an 18-month battle

with cancer. his death comes just two days after his 69th birthday which was celebrated with the release of his 47th album. an event noted on the tonight show with jimmy fallon. it had been that way since 1969. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he burst on to the worldwide music scene with a odd see. to an array of bowie personas including glam rock sensation. >> the man was a genius. everything he did he did brilliantly. this man did it all. >> reporter: bowie added new wave and pock rock in the 80s. ♪ ♪ >> in the wee hours of this morning, bowie's fans paid their

respect on the hollywood walk of fame and news of bowie's passing spread at golden globes afterparties. >> singing along to the hits behind us at the moment, it's really quite moving. >> reporter: a seventhment shared by fans by a one of a kind performer in david bowie. meanwhile, news at 11, police commissioner talks about jawing tip, one that warns about more attacks on police. following the assassination attempt on police officer jessie hartnett. we have more on how officers are responding to this threat. good morning. >> good morning, vai. richard ross said he's concerned by this tip. so much so that philadelphia officers will continue going on out on patrols in pairs until

detectives deem there are no threats. here's a copy of the police report on that tip, it says the man seen in this surveillance video trying to kill jessie hartnett thursday night is part of a larger group, whose members are more radical. the threat to philadelphia police is not over, even though the shooter is in custody. this morning, commissioner ross said he's thankful that the tip ster came forward. they still have to confirm that the information is valid. until then, officers will go on patrols in pairs. >> quite concern. we're going to take every precaution necessary. there might not be anything to that but we're not going to take any chances with that. >> reporter: i'm working on a story on jessie hart flet's condition and his recovery over the weekend and why fellow police officers say they're concerned about his long-term recovery.

a tree faell on a building n church lane, this happened overnight. the tree also took down some wires, no one hurt, inspectors said winds caused that tree to fall. the tree also fell on power lines in camden county. can crews are trying to figure out if strong winds caused this tree to fall. cold and gusty winds today. definitely a day to bundle up if you're heading outdoors. nbc 10 first chief meteorologist glenn schwartz is here with more. >> it was 65 degrees with a record high temperature yesterday, and right now, it's2 32 in philadelphia, only 27 in

kennette square, 28 in chester springs. 28 in quakertown. compared to what we saw yesterday, 30 in mt. holly and middleton, delaware. about 30 degrees colder than yesterday. that's the temperature department. when you add the effect of the wind it feels more like 40 to 50 degrees colder. . the wind chill, the way it feels on your exposed skin, only 7 in mt. pocono. 20 in philadelphia. the highest it's been all day. the wind is going to taper off later today. the wind chill, 23. as we head through the night tonight, the windy min ishes so the temperature and the windchill will be pretty much identical. we expect the skies to be pretty

clear through the day, 36 degrees by 4:00. but we may actually get our first snowflakes in parts of the area, more on the timing of that and what to expect.!nñnú in the day in a few minutes. crews battled an overnight fire at a strip mall, the fire broke out in the kitchen of a hong kong buffet near street road. flames spread through to the roof. no one was hurt. driver lost control and crashed his car near the sports complex overnight. police say the man had a heart attack traveling on i-95 southbound. he was rushed to jefferson university hospital where he died. a water main break closed a road in bristol township in bucks county. the break happened just before

4:00, a crews shut down traffic to repair that main. speaking of traffic time now for a check of the road with jessica boyington. >> major roads are doing okay for the much part. first, lower merion and west lancaster avenue and also horse sham. look at schulykill road. look at that four-minute drive. from our south jersey bureaus, a fire destroyed a vacant warehouse last night. on federal and 17 streets. firefighters quickly got the fire under control. no one was hurt.

charges may be upgraded for the atlantic county mother to smothered her baby who was high on drugs. they charged the mother with child endangerment. she was under the influence when she rolled over on to her 8-month-old. the baby died friday at the hospital. and former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey starts a new job today, ramsey is now a public safety counsel sul about for the wilmington police department. the announcement was made this morning. ramsey served as co-chair of president obama's task force on 21st century policing. and pennsylvania lawmakers head back to work today on a budget the house meets later today to vote on funding for some of the state's universities. the budget stalemate is now in

its 7th month. governor wolf approved much of the spending plan last month, but he vetoed the rest. and the pennsylvania school board association has filed a lawsuit, they claim it's illegal and unconstitutional to withhold state and federal school aid during the budget impasse. new jersey lawmakers will vote on a casino plan today. they could approve two casinos in places like jersey city up north and meadowlands. a fugitive no more. el chapo is captured after six months on the run. why actor sean penn could be in trouble after some say he nabbed the interview to help track down

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delayed the trial of an officer in the freddie gray case. officer good sen was driving the police van in which prosecutors said gray suffered his deadly neck injury. officer good sen faces second-degree murder charges. good sen pleaded not guilty. a state appeals court has temporarily blocked that ruling. that the officer was testified against good sen. now to decision 2016, let's take you live right now to windham, new hampshire, where donald trump is at the podium to hold a campaign rally. he has a double-digit lead over senator marco rubio of florida. also happening now, bernie sanders is holding a forum with iowa high school seniors. taking a live look right now.

sanders trials hillary clinton by three points. meanwhile, new jersey governor chris christie will take a short break from campaigning for president to give his state of the state address. he'll highlight successes at home while his opponents for the republican nomination ramp up attacks. it comes at a time where his public support at home is at an all-time low. but christie continues to gain ground in new hampshire. $1.3 billion the new powerball jackpot and tickets sales between now and wednesday night drawing pushed that world-record lottery prize even higher. after no one hit the 9$900 million jackpot on saturday night. grew richer after powerball upped the odds by adding extra balls to the weekly drugs, now it's even harder to hit the big prize.

>> 0 to 59. now, 0 to 69. now the odds just went crazy. >> they added more numbers. >> if you hit the jackpot, you wouldn't expectly become a billionaire overnight. the lump sum is about $800 million before the state and fed takes their taxes out. cleanup continues in florida after a tornado touched down this weekend in cape koirl, the governor tour the damage, winds reached up to 137 miles an hour, several homes damaged and thousands lost power. no serious injuries, though, were reported. winter weather has arrived in parts of ohio, the national weather service says an inch and a half of snow fell in toledo. several schools had delayed start times for classes today. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. what kind of winter is,

where an inch and a half of snow in toledo is news. we're getting cold air over the great lakes producing lake-effect snows for a change. we do have that arctic blast that has come in and affected our area. we may be seeing our first flakes of snow during the day tomorrow and tomorrow evening and then it gets even colder as cold as it is today, it's going to feel a whole lot colder by wednesday and flags still blowing fairly hard not quite as gusty as yesterday. 32 degrees, now, the wind 21 miles an hour. feels like 20. and it's 30 degrees colder than it was at this time yesterday. we got up to 65 degrees. that's the record. after 54 on saturday. about 36 today and then 44 tomorrow. before going back down on wednesday.

the current temperature is 28 in lancaster. 29 in reading and allentown. 30 in trenton and mt. holly and of course, there's wind making it feel even colder, it feels like it's still in the teens from lancaster, reading, allentown, reading. it's not going to go up a whole lot during the afternoon. nothing on the radar right now. skies pretty clear, but we do have these lake-effect snows, you can see the wind direction based on where these snow bands are showing up. right now, it's more of a west wind, when we get a northwest wind that's when some of that moisture can be affecting us at least indirectly. by this afternoon, not warming up a whole lot, is it? still basically clear. temperatures down into the 20s this evening and later tonight, some places get pretty close to being in the teens, but the atmosphere's trying to warm up

here, and so it's not going to get as cold tonight as you might think. tomorrow, look at the temperature going up to 41 here, in philadelphia, by noontime, 37 in allentown. this system tomorrow, with some snow showers, it's above freezing. and during the day, especially, the snow would tend to melt on the roads unless it's coming down pretty hard. now the poconpoconos, a differe story, it's likely to stick. these are snow showers, not everybody's going to get it. as you can see by later tomorrow afternoon, 6:00 shgs 7:00, a lot of the area seeing at least some snow showers, you can get bursts of snow in kind of a pattern, a little bit of a mix pafarther t the south. temperatures above freezing

until it all ends. that's the critical thing. so, for the rest of the day today, no snow. but it's cold and gusty winds gusting up to 35 miles an hour. we have snow showers coming in tomorrow afternoon, temperatures getting well above freezing, so much of that melting when it hits. until the evening hours. another arctic blast comes on wednesday. temperatures in the 20s for most of the day. by the time we get a storm over the weekend, it looks like it will be mainly rain. >> all right, thank you, glenn. this just in time, the powerball jackpot is now up to $1.4 billion, the drawing is wednesday night. and so, good luck. also still ahead -- new findings about the danger of secondhand smoke.

this is nbc 10 news. almost half of american teens who don't use tobacco are exposed to secondhand smoke, according to a new government study. 48% of teens breathe in secondhand smoke. secondhand smoke exposure has been shown to increase the risk

of cancer and other illnesses. nbc 10 investigation has found that residents of pennsylvania, investigator reporter wanted to know why and what's in place to protect citizens. a preview of a story that you'll see this afternoon on nbc 10 news at 4. for the privilege to drive in pennsylvania, you need one of these -- and your personal information can end up for sale. >> i have a problem with that. >> reporter: penndot makes millions selling records to thousands of companies. >> we're not aware of any current abuses with it and we believe we would be aware. >> reporter: national privacy advocates want the practice stopped because drivers don't have a choice. >> in order to register a car we have to give the information. >> reporter: we'll tell you how much your information is worth

and how the state keeps it from falling into the wrong hands. he was the man who changed the mean of being a rock star, reaction is pouring in across the world on the death of music legend david bowie and rocky goes around another round. a big night for sylvester stallone.

this is nbc 10 news. ♪ ♪ many of us woke up to a stunner this morning from the music world, the man who set the industry on fire has died. fans and fellow legends are remembering the life and the accomplishments of david bowie. the legendary singer died

yesterday after an 18-month battle with cancer, bowie official social media site announced his passes. bowie's career spanned five decades with hits like "fame," heroes and "let's dance." david live was recorded in 1974 in upper darby. bowie released his last album friday, which was also his birthday. british fans turned a mural of the late rock star into a makeshift memorial. the image of bowie decorated a shop in south london, where the singer was born. mourners left flowers, candles as well as artwork. an update on wounded philadelphia police officer jessie hartnett the five-year veteran was ambushed and shot while sitting in his patrol last

week. with while recovering his fellow officers have been put on alert after receiving another possible threat. we spoke with the commissioner this morning. katy, tell us more. >> reporter: application commissioner richard ross said he doesn't know if this tip is credible or not. what investigators are working on today. here's copy of the police report written by the officer who received the tip this weekend. an anonymous tip, part of a larger group whose members are even more radical. the tip ster warnd that the threat to philadelphia police is not over. the commissioner richard ross said he's thankful that the woman came forward but they have to work to confirm if it's valid. >> what i want to underscore, officer hartnett's condition, some had minimized the fact

that, you know, he sustained a significant injury. i mean, to his arm. and he's got a long, long way to go and i don't want that to be lost in this investigation. >> reporter: and police commissioner ross said officer jessie hartnett is especially shaken up what happened last week, because his partner was on vacation and not with him at the time of the shooting. they'll continue going out on patrols in pairs for the time being. >> katy, thank you. checking out our nbc 10 headlines. police say a store owner shot and killed a man who tried to rob his store. a third suspect is on loose. some nearby schools were placed on lockdown as a result. former police commissioner ramsey starts a new job today, a public safety consultant for the

wilmington office. the tree fell on a building in church lane in germantown overnight. the tree also took down some wires, no one was hurt. inspectors said it appears the wind caused the tree to fall. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. cold and windy start to the work week. as we take a live look now from our exclusive eagles' nest camera. glenn schwartz with the forecast. it was cold in minnesota. we don't have quite that today. >> that was unbelievable. third coldest game in nfl history. on the other side of the country, around here, they had a rough weekend in the poconos.

it got up to 52 degrees yesterday. they had over an inch of rain, heavy rain, they're making snow now that it's cold and it's going to stay cold all week. they're going to get some natural snow tomorrow as well. they'll be in a lot better shape by next weekend than they were this weekend. 20 degrees in mt. pocono now. 32 degrees in philadelphia. our average high is 40 and we're not getting there today and you can see the sustained winds are 15 to 25 miles an hour out of the northwest. so the cold air continues to come in here with those northwest winds and the windchill as it feels to exposed skin it's in the teens with lancaster, reading. that flag blowing pretty hard here and you can see the winds, it starts diminishing this evening quite a bit. but at the same time, the temperature doesn't go up a whole lot during the day, lots

of sunshine today. but we may see our first flakes of snow tomorrow. >> all right, mexico is working to extradite el chapo the u.s. they recaptured guzman on friday six months after he broke out of prison. he was wanted for drugs crime in the u.s. actor sean penn said he and a mexican actress secretly met with guzman last year. a rolling stone magazine article described that meeting. authorities said guzman's desire to make a movie about himself led to his arrest. >> the mexican authorities want to identify as many people closely associated with el chapo as they can. >> reports say that the el chapo

is not the first case that sean penn has tried his hand at journalism. some are calling for penn and the mexican actress to face charges. after a nine-month crime spree, a woman is arrested for jewelry heist. authorities say surveillance video captured her during several jewelry store robberies and get this, she never wore a disguise. she's believed to have pulled off at least six heists in the carolinas, tennessee, georgia and florida. her haul, more than $4 million worth of jewelry. and the mother of the so-called affluenza teen will ask to reduce her bail. a ft. worth judge set the bail last week after couch returned to texas. investigators said that she helped her son ethan flee to

mexico. and now to a decision 2016 update with the iowa caucuses fast approaching. new polls show both the republican and democratic races are tightening there. nbc's peter alexander gives us a better look at the numbers. >> reporter: three weeks to go. three races still up in the air. donald trump and ted cruz neck and neck in iowa. cruz's advantage just four points, within the margin of error, as trump keeps up his attacks on his canadian-born rival. >> it's not a settled matter. >> reporter: even trump loses in iowa, he insists he's in the long haul. >> i'm going all the way. >> cruz is at 30%. rubio, christie, bush and kasich are splitting up 44% of the

vote. trump has a new warning for the clintons. keep calling him sexists and he'll keep up the threats. >> she was saying he has tendencies toward being sex yis. wait a minute, she's married to a abuser. >> clinton is arguing against that. >> it's been a fair game going against the republicans for several years. that can be their choice as to how to run this campaign. >> reporter: for the moment, clinton has her hands full. in iowa, her lead over bernie sanders is just 3 points. in new hampshire, sanders is up 4. >> that was nbc's peter alexander reporting. from our delaware bureau, a kid who's bringing better eating

to kids in need, he'll have a seat at the state of the union address. it won't be his first trip to the nation's capital. he attended a kids' state dinner in 2013. he started a nonprofit program braden tweeted out this morning -- still pinching myself to make sure i'm not dreaming. thank you. nbc news will have live coverage of the state of the union adress tomorrow night at 9:00 right here on nbc 10. and if you're in the union, pay attention to this -- today the supreme court is hearing arguments on union dues. they'll be asked to determine whether state government workers who choose not to join unions

can still get dues. it will stop having elephants perform at its shows 18 months early. they'll retire the animals in may. and we have new information this morning about the volkswagen emissions scandal. the ceo will present to the epa his plans to fix the engines. volkswagen said regaining customers' trust is top priority in 2016. today, top-ranked clemson will battle alabama for the national championship in college football. the tigers come into the game undefeated and the crimson tide have one loss to ole mis, but they are favored to win their

fourth title in seven years. kickoff in glendale, arizona, set for 8:30. the eagles are reportly interviewing former giants head coach tom coughlin. espn's adam schefter confirmed that the birds got permission from the giants. start your engines, what your morning drive could look like not too distant future and some of the award-winning new models. glenn? >> waiting for snow? setting a record waiting the longest. you could see the first flakes of the season tomorrow depending on where you live. when it arrives, that's all just ahead. winter is hard on your nose.

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this is nbc 10 news. honda and volvo took the top awards at the north america auto show in detroit, michigan. honda civic, the north america car of the year. the civic has a sportier exterior design and automatic emergency braking. and some tesla cars can now park themselves. the automaker over the weekend set new software to many of their vehicles that allows them to roll into and out of parking

spaces without a driver. the car must be lined up with 33 feet of the space and it can't parallel park. the electric carmaker said it's best for people trying to get into tight spaces and should only be used on private property. hollywood stars basicing in the glow of victory after the golden globes. the best in tv and movies. nbc 10 national correspondent gina kim shows us some of the winners. >> reporter: that frontier revenge epic had three major winds, including best actor for leonardo dicaprio. >> reporter: best actress brie larson for the hostage-drama "room." and double win for martian

jennifer lawrence spoke to her frequent director david o. russell after winning best actress for their collaboration "joy." >> i want to be buried next to you. >> reporter: taraji henson won best actress in a drama for empire. while mr. robot captured best drama and two upsets for amazon streaming series ""mozart in th jungle." the night's highlights included a standing ovation for sylvester stallone first-ever globe. best supporting actor for

"creed." playing the role he originated nearly four decades ago. a golden moment on a golden night. next monday, we celebrate the birthday of late civil rights leader math ere martin luther king jr. a weekend of events, the whole family can enjoy. the president and ceo of the museum. she's hear with mike cooper. patty, mlk day sort of morphed into mlk weekend. >> there's so much to celebrate about his legacy, we thought we would stretch it from the friday through the monday with family-friendly activities throughout. on friday, we'll be stressing economic empowerment targeting

millennials. on saturday and sunday, family-friendly activities. a contest for teenagers as they respond to the letter from the birmingham jail. we welcome as many people as possible to the museum. >> fantastic. mike, you started working with citizens bank, why is citizens bank involved. >> the african-american museum is one of the jewels of philadelphia's cultural scene. to partner with such a great institution is really important for citizens. it's a day our employees look forward to, we're e excited about the expanded format this year. like i said, we're just really happy to be back doing this with the african-american museum. >> patty, part of the weekend

focuses on social justice. so many years after dr. king's passing and these are still relevant, very important issues, tell us what your message is for people this weekend. >> you're right, those things continue to resonate with all of our audiences. we want this to be an opportunity for young people to connect with those and delve into those. the museum is a perfect place for them to have that type of exploration. we hope they come to the museum saturday and sunday. again, honing in on those themes that continue to resonate. >> you don't know this, i was involved with the museum years ago -- >> i do know that. >> it's one of the jules. i'm telling our viewers, it's one of the jules of philadelphia, right there on 7th street.

a great place to go and learn about history and the place that african-american -- the hand they had, the role they had in building not only this city but this country. it's great pleasure. mlk weekend celebrations happening this friday through monday. january 15th through january 18th. there's free or discounted admissions through the weekend. for more information, just go over to our website. we'll have a link there provided for you. patty and mike, thank you so much for being here and good luck. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. farther into the winter season without a flake of snow than any other year in recorded history, and that's about to end, probably tomorrow. we got an arctic blast coming in

today. the first flakes of the season, at least parts of the area, tomorrow, tomorrow evening and then, it gets even colder, another arctic blast coming in for the middle of the week. the flags still blowing hard. the wind is still gusty, not as gusty as it was yesterday, when it was over 40 miles an hour. gusting up over 30 at times. 32 degrees, now, it's 30 degrees colder than it was at this time yesterday and when you add the wind on top of that, it's 40, 45 degrees colder, at least the way it feels compared to yesterday. it's 29 in allentown and lancaster 30. 28 in glassboro. some of the warm spots up to 33 degrees in atlantic city. quite a roller-coaster, warmer over the weekend. 54 saturday. the record, 65. sunday, today, a high about 36.

tomorrow, though, 44 and there's that temperature drop, 30-plus degrees and it feels like it's still in the teens in reading and allentown and trenton and northeast philly. we don't have any anything on radar right now. the skies pretty clear across most of the area but we do have lake-effect snows starting to show up with this cold air moving over the warm lakes and the wind direction, you can see the streaks lined up of snow. the lakes, get pounded with snow under these kind of patterns. what about us? we're talking snow showers as we go into the day tomorrow. first of all, this afternoon, temperatures north and west, barely getting to the freezing point and some places not even getting there. but it doesn't drop that much tonight and then as we go tomorrow, take a look at some of

this snow coming in. the poconos, below freezing, some of that is likely to stick up there and as it comes through during the daytime hours, it will melt across most of the area. here we go into tomorrow, dinner time or so, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, the temperatures get closer to freezing. we get darkness now and roads are getting colder. snow showers coming across chester county and berks county and then it's all gone as we go through the evening hours tomorrow. but, the first flakes, that's always a big piece of news, especially this winter, we got cold, gusty winds today. high temperatures only in the mid-30s. tomorrow, it's a little bit milder in the afternoon before those snow showers hit. some places could get a little bit of rain shower or a mix. but you could still get a little

burst of snow even in the philadelphia area for a short period of time. mostly just melting. then, the other arctic blast comes in after the system moves through. it gradually warms up as we head into the weekend. we'll be right back. many people clean their dentures

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coming up this afternoon starting at 3:00 it's ellen with presidential candidate "access hollywood" who gets some campaign advice from a fictional character in chief. then it's nbc news 10 at 4:00. what happens to the information linked to your driver's license, it turns out states are making money, lots of it, selling that data the results of their investigation in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. we'll have that this afternoon on nbc 10 news at 4:00. a store owner shot and killed a man who tried to rob his store today. another man in custody. third suspect is on the loose. this all happened inside miss jessie's stop n shop on south 12th street. some nearby schools were temporarily locked down. thanks for watching nbc news

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