this arrest and charges. right now, though, it's unclear exactly how the boy was killed and why. questions that may begin to be answered as early as tuesday afternoon when creato will appear before a camden county judge. now creato, who was processed here, i can tell you took just under an hour because about 15 minutes ago a prisoner transport van pulled up and he's been hauled off to county jail. his first appearance before the judge will happen tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 in camden. i also have reached out several times this afternoon to d.j. creato's philadelphia-based attorney both by phone and e-mail, but we have yet to hear back. live in haddon township, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> and shortly after brendan creato vanished last october, nbc 10 obtained the 911 call of his father talking to dispatchers about the disappearance. here's an edited portion of that call. >> 911, where's your emergency?

>> hi, i just woke up and my 3-year-old is missing. >> you didn't hear anything or see anything, nothing like that? >> no, i just woke up and he wasn't in my apartment. i don't know if he wandered out or what happened. i don't know where he is. the door was locked. i guess he unlocked it and left. >> toward the end of that call a woman can be heard yelling "brendan" multiple times. this case shocked the entire neighborhood when brendan creato disappeared, and right now nbc 10's deanna durante is there asking people to react to today's arrest. we'll bring that to you as soon as we get it. stay with nbc 10 on air and on the news app as we work to uncover new details about this arrest. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> and the weather roller coaster continued today, even the dogs were sporting coats as temps neared the freezing mark in delaware today. signs that winter could be coming.

first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the first snowflakes of the season. glenn? >> yes, certainly best chance we've had early this season. farthest into winter without any snowflake in philadelphia, it's certainly cold enough to snow. the flags blowing pretty hard and wind gusts over 30 miles an hour during the day. we'll also see to some degree we're going to be seeing the temperature not go up very much during the day. and not go down very much overnight. these are the numbers right now, 35 degrees in philadelphia, 29 north and west. look how much colder it is than it was 24 hours ago. 25 to 30 degrees colder. we still have ten to 20 mile an hour winds across much of the area, and look at the feels like

temperature. feels like 6 in mount pocono and 20 in pottstown, 19 in lancaster. and as we go through the evening hours you're going to see the temperature drop, but not a whole lot, and the wind is actually going to diminish, so there's going to be less of a wind chill issue as we go through the night. that's plenty cold. we'll talk more about the chances of snow and how much colder it's going to get wednesday with the seven day in a few minutes. this just in to nbc 10, governor chris christie and new jersey lawmakers reached an agreement to bring a casino to north jersey, requiring a $1 billion investment by anyone who wants to open the casino. the assembly must still give the okay by august and if they do, people in new jersey would vote on the casino in november. the new legislative session begins tomorrow. it's happened again, the world's largest lottery jackpot increased again today.

the powerball prize for wednesday, look at that, stands at $1.4 billion, and that drawing is still two days away. today we learned not everyone walked away empty handed after saturday night's drawing. >> a million dollar ticket was sold in philadelphia. wilson's check cashing in fishtown earns a $5,000 bonus for selling the ticket, and that ticket matched all five white balls, but not the red powerball. maybe you're the lucky winner, give you another look at saturday's powerball winners, 16, 19, 32, 34, 57, the powerball not so unlucky, number 13. but for the rest of us who aren't holding that lucky ticket, still hope. >> ted greenberg has more on the lottery fever ahead of wednesday's drawing. >> reporter: instead of pocketing the $50 they won in saturday's powerball drawing, bruno and emily put the money

back to buy tickets for wednesday's chance at $1.4 billion. >> why not, why not? >> oh, my goodness, unbelievable. >> the couple bought their tickets at the same convenience store where a casino kitchen worker recently bought a ticket that won him a $1 million mega millions prize. his son later told me his dad wanted to stay nameless publicly, but in new jersey lottery winners cannot remain anonymous. >> others are going to target you, of course, family members coming from everywhere. >> reporter: delaware is among just six states nationwide that do not require lottery winners to come forward publicly. >> people are going to know who you are, and they are going to be looking for you. >> reporter: thomas is managing partner of a consulting group and spent more than 20 years working as an fbi agent. he says anyone who wins a huge

sum of money must be very careful about the people with whom they invest their winnings. >> during my career i saw a lot of people come in to large sums of money, they put it with people that they trusted, and they lost it. >> reporter: by the way, there were 29 third place powerball tickets sold in new jersey for saturday's drawing. each of them worth $50,000. in somers point, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> count on nbc 10 to tell you the winning numbers in wednesday night's drawing on the air on nbc 10 news at 11:00 or download the news app and get a push alert with that winning combination. david bowie fans woke up this morning to the shocking news that the british rocker lost a quiet battle with cancer. sadness being felt abroad and right here at home. nbc 10's keith jones live in our digital operations center with more on the legend's passing and ties to our area. keith? >> bowie was a rock music icon

for more than 40 years. fans everywhere are remembering him as such today. ♪ known for hits like space oddity, changes, and under pressure. he turned 69 on friday, the day he released his latest album. on the same day bowie released a video, some are interpreting it as his farewell to the world. the video shows a frail bowie lying in bed. the song begins with the line "look up here, i'm in heaven." tributes are pouring in. "the rolling stones" issued a statement that says, "shocked and deeply saddened to hear of the death of a dear friend david bowie." they say he was an extraordinary or theist and true original. fans have been laying flowers at this address in london, where bowie posed for the cover of his

iconic album. but he has local ties, too, he recorded much of an album here in center city, philadelphia, sigma sound studios no longer in business, but a marker denotes the spot where it was on north 12th street. the legendary david bowie gone at the age of 69. live in the digital operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. other news now, to a robbery attempt with deadly results in south philadelphia. police say a store owner opened fire on three men trying to hold up his business this morning. officers say he killed one of the men along 12th street. another man's in custody, but a third is still on the loose. police believe that third man may be wounded. the store owner wasn't hurt, but schools in the area were put on lockdown after this morning's gunfire. investigators recovered two guns at the scene. police in chester county are

looking for a church pastor who they say seduced a teenaged girl across the country, then raped her at his house. jacob malone is wanted for rape, institutional sexual assault, and other offenses. a young woman told police she met malone when she was 12 years old at a church in mesa, arizona, where he was a pastor. in 2014 malone allegedly began inappropriate contact with the then-17-year-old girl as he served as a pastor in minnesota. shortly after, malone moved to chester county for another job as a pastor and invited the teenaged girl to live with him. the teenager told police malone began sexually assaulting her while she was living in his house. here's a follow-up for you, the mother of a camden boy killed last week says she knows who her son was with in the time leading up to his death. she told us her son was with a 16-year-old girl the day she was killed. the girl is now charged with a shooting on halloween weekend.

his mother says he would have turned 14 next week. >> i just want justice for my son, i want justice for the city, because my son isn't the first individual who has died from gun violence, from gang activity. he's not the first. but i guarantee you, as long as i got breath in my body, it's going to end. >> plumber went to kentavious cato school where he was in the seventh grade. anyone with information on this deadly shooting is asked to call police. now to the latest on the officer ambushed in philadelphia that has the entire department on alert. we are learning more today about the suspect and what police are doing about a potential larger threat against them. nbc 10's lauren mayk spent the day digging into edward archer's past, she's live at philadelphia police headquarters. what were you able to find out? >> reporter: good afternoon, jacqueline. we found that edward archer went to pennwood high school, graduated in 2003, and played on

the football team. but more than a decade later, police say he is the man who attacked, who fired at one of their officers and called it in the name of islam. police patrolling the streets of philadelphia are not alone. they move in pairs now after this shooting that put a colleague in the hospital. >> my job and the job of the management of this department is protect the men and women served to protect and serve out there. >> reporter: richard ross saying quite simply -- >> we have a job to do. >> reporter: police say the man seen here with a gun is behind bars, but the threat is not over with edward archer arrested. a tipster telling them there are other men more radical and to be careful. >> we'd be remiss if we didn't cover every base. >> reporter: at the mosque just down the street at the shooting, frustration. >> bogus, they are trying to say that it's going by a terrorist

group. i don't know what they are talking about. >> reporter: commissioner ross imploring not to forget the man hit by three bullets last week, who has a long recovery ahead. >> he's a tough man, but when you think about the psychological impact this must have on him, now and in the days to come, you really got to keep him in your prayers. >> reporter: and i checked just within the past hour and found that officer jesse hartnett is still in the hospital. he is still in critical but stable condition. the police commissioner stressing just how serious his injuries are, saying that he had a steady stream of well wishers all weekend, but at one point they had to say no so that he could get some rest. live in center city, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. new video of a suspect assaulting a pizza place employee during an attempted robbery. the suspect targeted the worker while he was taking out the trash in kingsessing last wednesday.

the man demanded money, then ran off with a bag of trash heading south on 55th street. check out this guy pulling up to an atm in roxboro. last thursday morning he ties the rope from his suv to the atm and breaks the machine free, then he tosses it in the back of the suv and drives off. call philadelphia police if you know anything about the crime. now to an attack at a berks county detention center that landed one of its staff in the hospital. two teenagers facing attempted murder charges for the assault in morgantown saturday. police say the two lured a staff member into their room, punched him, kicked him, and tried to strangle him. police say the victim got them to stop after telling the teens he could help them escape. other staff members eventually restrained those teenagers. now to our delaware bureau

reporter tim furlong live this afternoon in wilmington with more on how ramsey could help them out. tim? >> reporter: some state leaders in delaware question the way wilmington uses its crime fighting resources, saying they withhold money, the mayor calls them armchair quarterbacks and says he's brought in the expert to fix the problems, yes, it's a name we all know from right up i-95. some people chillm  out once retire. charles ramsey hasn't done that for long. >> it's been five days, so i have chilled out since i retired. >> reporter: officially helping wilmington. in the last few years wilmington has broken homicide records and produced a tv pilot based in the city called "murder town." the city's mayor says ramsey is the guy to help change things. >> i felt when he left the philadelphia police department it was time for him to help us out by bringing in a super aide to show you the way.

>> reporter: ramsey says he's happy to help wilmington and any other city that could use the help. he held the same job in chicago and d.c. and post-ferguson he was hand picked by president obama to come up with ways to improve police-community relations. in wilmington he'll work on that, as well as ways to more effectively deploy city resources and will try to help decipher violent crime patterns here. >> we know where they are, what they are doing, and, certainly, doing everything we can to prevent them from engaging in criminal activity. >> reporter: and as part of the deal, wilmington is going to pay charles ramsey and his staff up to $16,000 a month for the next seven months. there have been experts and consultants here before, everyone trying to figure out how to cut crime down. the mayor says he has his guy. we'll wait and see if they take the advice from charles ramsey and do anything with it. live in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc 10 news.

new video which first aired in mexico shows the police raid and mexican drug lord el chapo guzman's hideout. police say he was hiding in the house by managed to get away with a shootout with the mexican navy. he was later captured on a highway. with el chapo in custody, extradition proceedings are under way, officials planning to send him to the u.s. mexican officials are now focusing on a secret meeting between the drug kingpin and actor sean penn. this is the photo of their encounter back in october of last year. according to penn, the meeting happened somewhere in the middle of the mexican jungle and was set up by a mexican actress. mexican authorities are saying they are looking at whether sean penn will face charges in mexico. officials say el chapo's

multibillion dollar cartel has been a major supplier of illegal drugs to the u.s. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> finally feels like winter here at home and also look at this in ohio. this video from toledo, where people are seeing their first significant snowfall of the season there, led to slick roads this morning, school delays throughout that area. you know what, they don't make ice scrapers for jobs like this. this car in buffalo coated in several inches of ice. problem was the driver left it in a parking lot along lake erie and waves slashed up overnight and you see what happened there, kept spraying the car over and over and this was the result when the sun came up this morning. here at home we haven't seen the snow just yet, at least not at this point. you're taking a live look outside, that could be about to change, though, jackie. are we ready for our first flakes of the season? that's the big question. >> i guess we were saying that. >> bring it on.

glenn's here to tell us when. >> well, if we're going to be seeing any this week it's going to be late tomorrow or into tomorrow evening. this is not a big storm, and, of course, if this was a typical winter, we would not be talking that much about it and you would not get that excited about it, but we haven't seen any flakes yet. officially in philadelphia, we have the arctic blast, so got some cold air in here first. we could see the first flakes at least in parts of the area. not everybody is going to see it tomorrow, then it gets even colder as we go into wednesday. another arctic blast. you can see the flags still blowing nicely out there. 35 degrees, despite all that sunshine. that's a cold air mass. humidity is very low, and that could be a factor tomorrow. the wind, 17 miles an hour, make it feel like it is 25 degrees. 29 in pottstown now, and 30 degrees in allentown and reading and lancaster. 34 in wilmington, 35 millville,

atlantic city. 36 in dover is the warm spot. and yesterday we were 65 degrees, set a record, told you it would be 30 degrees colder today, there it is, and feels 40 degrees colder, which it is. tomorrow high about 42, then we're down again on wednesday to a high of only 29. 25 to 30 degrees colder than at this time yesterday, and we have wind on top of that, of course, making it feel even colder. it feels like 6:00 in mount pocono, 20 in pottstown, 19 in lancaster and 20s across much of the rest of the area. we don't see anything on the radar close by. of course, we have clear skies, so need clouds first. and the clouds are back to the west. snow in toledo was more lake effect type that's not coming here. upper air disturbance, you can see some of that around chicago and also around cincinnati, and that is headed in this direction. now as the wind starts to turn

into the south here we're going to be seeing the temperature not drop a whole lot during the night tonight. it's going to be in the 20s for much of the night, then tomorrow we go up into the 40s. so when the precipitation first starts, if we do get the first showers, could start off as a rain shower, but cold air higher up bringing the colder air down and changing any rain showers to snow showers. there we are 5:00 in the afternoon and you can see some areas of snow. you can also see the temperature above the freezing mark, so even if it snows later in the afternoon or early evening in most places, it would just melt. and that's why you can't get too excited about it, but it hasn't happened yet. we haven't seen any flakes yet. clouding up tonight and cold. 24 for the low in philadelphia, 14 in some of the coldest suburbs. and then tomorrow we warm up into the low 40s with that southerly wind, and the late day

and evening snow showers. seven-day forecast, look how much colder it gets on wednesday. high of only 29. and then we start warming up to the point by the time we get the next actual storm, that's friday night and into saturday, looks like it's warming up for rain. and then it gets cold again by early next week, we're in the deep freeze. fire at a restaurant spread into a local bridal shop in bucks county. >> next, the message for anyone whose dress may have been inside at the time. plus, the playboy mansion is up for sale. the price tag on hugh hefner's giant house here and the one stipulation that nay keep perspective buyers away or maybe not. sylvester stallone. >> were you watching? big honors for sly stallone. later, his message to rocky balboa and how the city of brotherly love is reacting to the hometown hero's honor.

this is nbc 10 news. >> look at this, a pair of window washers stuck on a broken scaffold 71 stories up in houston today. firefighters knocked out that window there, pulled the two into safety. investigators still trying to figure out what caused the scaffold to break in the first place. new information on a strip mall fire in bucks county early this morning in the kitchen of the hong kong cafe. it also damaged a david's bridal store next door. the store told nbc 10 it is assessing the damage and wants to assure all customers that it will meet all order obligations that are due in the near future and will be reaching out to those customers within the next 24 hours. no one was hurt in this morning's fire, it's unclear how it started. the playboy mansion is up for sale, but hugh hefner wants to stay put. >> the west los angeles estate

went on the market today for $200 million. bunch of money. condition of the sale, though, hefner would get to continue living there. the playboy company bought the mansion 45 years ago for a little more than a million dollars. five acres, 29 rooms, home theater, wine cellar, swimming pool, grotto, and all those stories. it also comes with a rare zoo. >> if those walls could talk. >> if you have hugh there, don't need the walls to talk, he'll tell you everything. the nbc 10 investigators uncovered what happens to the information linked to your driver's license. >> turns out states are making money selling that data. next, the results of their investigation in pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. plus, changes under the big top. the animal that's on its final tour with the world famous ringling bros. circus. for the girl scout meeting...

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nbc 10 breaking news. >> yes, we continue to follow that breaking news out of camden county this afternoon. the father of a 3-year-old boy found dead is now in police custody. d.j. creato will be charged with killing his son brendan, who disappeared back in october. creato told police his son wandered off alone. the child's body was found a few hours later. investigators are not saying how the boy was killed. getting a driver's license means giving out a lot of personal information and it turns out all of that data isn't exactly locked away. >> in fact, the nbc 10 investigators found pennsylvania sells it. nbc 10 investigative reporter mitch blacher dove into who's in charge of making sure the practice is not abused. what did you find out? >> a viewer claimed she was solicited after penn dot sold her information, including the make and model of her car. pennsylvania officials assured us they have tight control over who gets to see the data being

sold. our investigation found few documented problems, but little oversight. your name, address, and date of birth, just some of the information you give up if you want to drive in pennsylvania. what you don't know is it's then sold to private companies. >> scams going on today, things in the world, i think it's a bad idea. >> reporter: the drivers we talked to -- >> it's outrageous. >> reporter: had no idea this was happening. >> i have a problem with that. >> reporter: many had just given penn dot their personal information and were surprised to see how much the state was making. >> $41 million? wow. >> reporter: the nbc 10 investigators found penn dot sold driver information to more than 32,000 companies. the state charged $9 for each record. since 2010, the commonwealth has earned more than $157 million. >> we just are not aware of any current abuses with it, and we believe we would be aware. >> reporter: penndot

spokesperson rich fitzpatrick told us credit agencies, insurance companies, buy records and use them to perform background and credit checks. as we looked deeper into how the commonwealth monitors how the information is used, we discovered since 2009 the state has revoked five of the more than 32,000 accounts because of abuse. >> we would argue, as i said, they have a huge stake to abide by the law and use these records for the cited purposes. >> reporter: according to state law, there are specific reasons penndot can share your records, including credit and employment checks, insurance purposes, if a driver or their attorney requests it, or through a court order. penndot says it protects you by making the driver sign contracts guaranteeing only to be used by legal purposes. >> they are not doing the necessary diligence to make sure that that's what's actually happening. >> reporter: allen butler isazzo with the washington, d.c., based

electronic privacy information center. he doesn't believe penndot or other state dmvs are protecting drivers and says they should stop selling driver information. the group has gone to the u.s. supreme court to question how states can track your personal information once it's out of their control. >> in order to drive, in order to register a car, we have to give this information. >> reporter: penndot says it has not been actively monitoring the program, but instead depends on consumers to come forward to report abuses of information. >> again, we feel we're not aware of any abuses. if we were, action would be taken. >> reporter: kirkpatrick told us the state is running two audits right now, but they are not finished. he couldn't tell us when they would be, but said soon. >> if there were problems, we would know about it. >> reporter: how would you know about it? >> people would complain to us, and they haven't. >> reporter: do you think enough people know penndot is selling this information to be able to complain? >> well, if their records somehow was being abused, they would more than likely than not

know about it. >> during our investigation we found that most states sell driver records. new jersey's motor vehicle commission says it's earned $600 million selling driver information. we did find one exception in the delaware valley. the state of delaware does not sell its driver info. both new jersey and pennsylvania officials say they use all of that money to help commuters, they told us upgrading roads and fixing bridges. penndot told us septa also sees a significant portion of that money. for the investigators, mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >> if you have a tip for mitch and the nbc 10 investigators, you can reach them by e-mail or phone. find the information online at nbc10.com or the nbc 10 news app. we have new information on the capture of this woman suspected of robbing several jewelry stores across the south. police say they zeroed in on her last friday using cell phone information, as well as social

media. abigail kemp is her name, she's due in court in atlanta today. police say she was captured swiping jewels from stores in five states in recent months. we first told you about the story earlier this month. the fbi says it's found her by analyzing cell tower data, found one phone number showed up near all robbery scenes. agents si they used that number to identify kemp and found a car that matched one seen in surveillance video. president barack obama will deliver his final state of the union tomorrow night and one delaware boy will have a front row seat. 11-year-old braden mannering will be a guest. braden is from newcastle county. it won't be his first trip to the nation's capital either, attending a state dinner in 2013. after that he started the nonprofit called brown bags. we caught up with mannering today and he explains how it all got started. >> i got to go to the white

house to meet michelle obama, and she asked me, and there are a lot of homeless people in washington, d.c., and in delaware, and i thought it wasn't fair, it was a social injustice they couldn't have clean water. >> look at braden. braden says he plans on asking the first lady a lot of questions, and i have a feeling they will be really good questions. nbc news will have live coverage of the state of the union address tuesday at 9:00 here on nbc 10. ford is trying to make your commute a little easier. >> coming up next, the parking help their new tool will offer all drivers. plus, the famed circus animal that will soon be taking its final bow and what happens to them after the curtain closes. and we're still waiting for our first snowfall, but pennsylvania says the public can make sure the plows are getting the job done. we'll show you how coming up at nbc 10 news at 5:00.

the popular ringling bros. and barnum and bailey circus is ending its elephant act. the circus' parent company says the 11 elephants on tour will retire in may. they will live at the company's center for elephant conservation in central florida. it costs about $65,000 a year to care for each of its 42 elephants. the circus will be here in philadelphia next month and in trenton in may. the north american international auto show under way today in detroit began with an awards ceremony. during that ceremony the prizes for north american car and truck utility were handed out. honda and volvo were the big winners. and, so, here they are with a closer look for you right here right now. the volvo xc-90 was named north american truck utility of the year, this is for the second time. first came back in 2003. and the top award for north

american car went to the honda civic. civic also won the car of the year award back in 2006. and another car news, ford is launching an app it hopes to make your commute easier called ford pass. it should be available by april. users will be able to talk with live assistants to answer traffic questions. it will also help you find and pay for parking. you won't need to drive a ford to use it, but ford owners will receive the most benefits. well, the eagles won't rest until they have a new leader at the helm. >> a big name interviewed for that job today, but there could be a problem. we explain coming up. well, plus i'm tracking what could be the first snowflakes of the season and the coldest air we've seen, too. i'll tell you if you could be seeing some snow next in my first alert forecast. winter is hard on your nose.

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the eagles chocked up a win today, despite the fact the season is over. swoops team in with verizon to hand out hundreds of backpacks to domestic violence agencies today. the backpacks are filled with hats, gloves, scarves, socks, to help warm the lives of kids staying at the shelters. the kids will also find plenty of toys and games in the backpacks when they open them. and now the eagles search for a new head coach. today the team is interviewing one of the most accomplished candidates yet. >> former giants coach tom coughlin. comcast sportsnet's john clark has the latest on the search. a lot of jockeying going on, john. >> the eagles did interview tom coughlin today. he, of course, won two super bowls with the giants, but he's coming off three straight losing seasons, and here's an interesting wrinkle, the 49ers have reportedly requested and been granted permission to interview tom coughlin, as well. so if the eagles determine that

tom coughlin is their guy, they could have some competition for him. now take a look, this is the sixth coaching candidate the eagles have interviewed, adam gase was in last week but took the dolphins job over the weekend. the eagles spoke with doug pederson yesterday. now, no coach whose team is still playing in the playoffs can officially be named as a coach with another team, so pederson's chiefs are still in the playoffs, play saturday in new england, so if he is the guy for the eagles, this could drag out for at least another week. a lot more coming up at 5:00 and 6:00, i'm john clark, see you then. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> yeah, quite a change from what we saw over the weekend. unfortunately, the poconos had a lot of rain and mild temperatures, as well, so they lost some of that great snow they had last week, but they are going to be able to make snow all week and get a little bit of natural snow, too, coming

tomorrow. we have an arctic blast, obviously, that came in overnight and into today. the first flakes of the season likely to fall at least parts of the area tomorrow, then it gets even colder as we head towards the middle of the week. a lot of sunshine out there today. the camera still shaking a little bit because it's pretty windy. it's 35 degrees, the wind 17 miles an hour gusting close to 30. the relative humidity is pretty low, so the lower parts of the atmosphere are low and sometimes as snow tries to fall, never reaches the ground. that's why the snow is just in the chance category. well, this is a guarantee, with 65 yesterday for a yesterday, down to 35 today. 42 for the high tomorrow, and then down to 29 on wednesday. kind of this roller coaster that we've got going here. that's going to continue in through the seven-day period, as you'll see. only 29 degrees in pottstown now, but it's 30 in allentown, reading, and lancaster.

warm spot, 36 degrees in dover. and it feels like it's in the 20s just about everywhere. 19 in lancaster and 6 degrees in mount pocono. nothing on the radar around our area. we've had nothing but sunshine during the day today, but back to the west, patches of some generally light snow. this is kien of an upper air disturbance combined with a cold front at the ground that is producing this threat. not a real storm or anything. and now as we get specific tomorrow, let's go through the night tonight. first of all the temperatures not dropping a whole lot during the night, but cold enough in the poconos for snow tomorrow. they could get some toward the midday hours, as you can see there, and the temperatures below freezing so it sticks. elsewhere in the afternoon temperatures above freezing, so probably melt as it fell, and in philly it could start as some rain showers and then change over. by 9:00, it's over with in the

northern and western areas. as we go through the philadelphia i-95 corridor and to tomorrow morning, temperatures below freezing, but it doesn't stay that way. it warms into the 40s, but we could still get snow at 40 degrees. it's just not going to stick. there we are into the evening, dinnertime hours while it's dark we could start seeing a little bit of that snow coming through the area. we're not talking about a lot here, but the first flakes is always a big deal. clouding up and cold tonight, 24 for the low in philadelphia, 14 north and west, and perhaps millville, new jersey, too. not as cold tomorrow with the afternoon snow showers and the high temperature in the low 40s with that southerly wind. of course, temperature goes down as soon as any snow starts falling. then the arctic blast and temperature goes down then with the wind, but then it starts warming up just in time for the next storm. friday night and into saturday looks like basically rain and then we get another arctic blast early next week.

so this was a big surprise, nice one, rocky a champion once again. >> next, the reaction to sly's win at the globes last night and how his message is rippling through the streets of philadelphia today. ♪ then on nbc 10 news at 5:00, the loss of david bowie has the music world in mourning today. we're going to look at bowie's connection to philadelphia and why he chose to record one of his albums here.

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sylvester stallone. [ cheers and applause ] >> the reaction on sylvester's face there, roaring crowd giving him a standing ovation as he

walked up to accept his golden globe last night. he won best supporting actor for reprising his role as, of course, rocky balboa in "creed." >> he did such a good job. classic rocky he was. stallone says he was so shocked he almost passed out and it was the last person he thanked in his acceptance speech that left everyone with a smile. >> i want to thank my imaginary friend rocky balboa for being the best friend i ever had. >> and it turns out sylvester stallone isn't the only person on the planet that feels rocky is more real. >> he is a real person, he's hope. >> rocky balboa is the greatest -- is the greatest fighter ever. >> we definitely believe that he's real. definitely the italian stallion of philadelphia. >> reporter: ramon cruz believes rocky's staying power comes from the fact he's never thrown in the towel when it comes to the city of brotherly love. >> he's a mascot and kind of like an ambassador for the city.

>> reporter: melvin knew exactly where he wanted to go first. >> visit the rocky statue and eat a cheesesteak. >> reporter: ditto for this family vacationing from usa trail yachlt. >> it's a movie, more than a movie, it's almost real. whenever we have movie night at home, what do i want to watch? >> rocky. >> reporter: despite the chilly temperatures, jimmy in town from oregon knew he had to run up the art museum steps just like his film idol rocky did. >> i think he stands for america being strong and not backing down from a challenge. >> go adrian! >> go adrian! >> got to love those imitations. >> i know. sylvester stallone says last time he was nominated the collar was out to here. he's glad the fashion has improved since 40 years ago. >> how great for him. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. >> here are keith jones and denise nakano. >> couldn't miss how much colder it feel outside today.

>> colder weather moving in this week? >> yes, do expect even colder weather this week and tomorrow we also expect some of the first snowflakes in the area. i'll show you timing on that and our next arctic blast coming up. and we continue to follow breaking news out of camden county after months of questioning, a father is charged with the murder of his 3-year-old son. we're asking investigators what led to his arrest. plus, a police officer ambushed and shot with another officer's stolen gun. tonight the nbc 10 investigators ask where the gun has been and if it was used in other crimes. that's all new next on nbc 10 news at 5:00.

nbc 10 breaking news. >> right now at 5:00, a father arrested for the murder of a 3-year-old son. nbc 10 was there as authorities brought d.j. creato into the haddon township police department this afternoon. now, the story we've been following for nearly three months now. back in october police found the body of brendan creato about a mile from his home. his father now charged with murder called 911 to report him missing that morning. >> i just woke up, i don't know if he wandered out or what happened, i don't know where he is. >> nbc 10 is following the latest developments on this breaking news story. >> nbc 10's cydney long is live in haddon township. sydney, you've been following the investigation since the beginning and now this big

arrest. >> reporter: keith and denise, this has very much been an open wound and very tragic, very tragic set of circumstances, tragic mystery for this entire town. this week marks three months, but very quietly just before 3:00, and we were the only cameras here, d.j. creato got out of an unmarked detective's car, he was walked by detectives right here into the haddon township police department to be processed. we asked him why he did it, but he said not one word. he is the same father who dialled 911 and was inconsolable, according to police, the morning his son vanished and was found dead in october. 22 year old d.j. creato is said to have murdered his 3-year-old son brendan, but how and why he did it, they didn't say. wearing a jacket, hood, and handcuffs, five detectives led creato into police headquarters to be processed for a crime that left this community in shock.