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down at any moment because of rain falling now. here's a live look at the radar. you can see the nor'easter moving across the region that will last into the morning hours. i am jacqueline london. >> i am jim rosenfeld. sheena parveen is joining us with the forecast. we are not looking at a weekend washout, are we? >> not at all. when you look at the rain, the timing of it, i think it will be gone before most wake up tomorrow. the rest of the weekend we will see colder changes. for now, we are watching heavy rain on radar. heaviest through kent county, delaware, milford, also to atlantic city, it will be in philadelphia soon, the heaviest part. over an inch an hour, that's heavy rainfall.

it is moving toward philadelphia area. washington township seeing heavier rain. across philadelphia, light to moderate rain. heavier bands through the lehigh valley. temperatures are still above freezing. we are not worrying about icing tonight. the poconos could see a little snow. and we will watch areas farther north and west. future weather by midnight. rain extends the area. by 2:00 a.m., most areas above freezing. by 6:00 tomorrow, a lot of it moving out. poconos could be dealing with snowfall. a closer look at this and a much colder air mass moves in by the weekend. rain is coming down now could make matters worse at this collapsed home in frankford neighborhood. several families had to evacuate. the homeowner made it out with moments to spare before the house came tumbling down.

>> the weather is raising more concerns. >> reporter: that's right. that heavy rain could cause the house to collapse further. they put up a fence in case. they have caution tape surrounding the property. neighbors have been forced to evacuate as precaution. >> i heard the bang, look out the window, big hole in the wall. i couldn't believe it. >> that was the sound of this home collapsing. the homeowner grabbed her dog and made it out with moments to spare. >> she closed the door, the house collapsed. >> she didn't want to go on camera. she heard cracking and knew she was in danger. authorities told the neighbors they had to evacuate with moments to gather belongings.

>> they said the house could tip over, it could land on the structure that we are in now. >> the homeowner has lived here for 18 years. this is where she raised her child. some of the belongings can't be spared, she's grateful her life was. >> she stayed any more, would have collapsed in the house with it. she was real lucky. >> reporter: police are keeping an eye on the house. crews are expected to return tomorrow to survey damage to see if any part of the house can be salvaged or if the whole thing has to be torn down. neighbors don't know when they'll be able to return. live in frankford. al qaeda claimed responsibility for an attack on a hotel used by foreigners in the capital of bureau kien fast

oh. they used explosives, it is unclear how many people were killed or hurt. a survivor estimated the death toll could be as high as 20. stay with nbc10 for updates. that closing bell signals the end of another stock stumble. the market closed for the holiday weekend after the worst two we can start to a year ever. dow fell 390 points today with other major indexes taking big losses as well. keith jones joins us live in the digital operations center with insight for nervous investors. >> not the end of the world, but another bungy jump for the stock market for some. too much to stomach. they're smiling and clapping, but never before has wall street gotten off to a worse start. 2016 has been a roller coaster

ride some people want to get off. she's invested for the long term, shaky few months isn't shaking her yet. >> we have a long year ahead. i think we will make out okay. >> experts say now is not the time to getty motional. >> only two things i know, stocks will go up and down. >> he chalks up the latest to oil prices being low, fed started to raise rates, slow growth on the other side of the globe. >> china the second largest economy and second largest importer of goods and services. if i told you the second largest customer would stop spending money with you, that might mike you uncomfortable. >> he urges you to have a strong plan. >> we're going to bounce back. a little overselling, ultimately i think we will be good in the long run. >> we have to reevaluate. big crash, might be an opportunity.

we will see. >> and financial advisers point out we are headed to a three day holiday weekend. the stock market is closed monday. could have had an effect on trading today. keith jones, nbc10 news. topping decision 2016 cover, controversy continues to swirl over whether senator tedd is eligible to be president. now a local constitutional law professor is making headlines for saying he's not. and not the only one. >> there's a big question mark on your head. and you can't do that to the party. >> donald trump seized on the controversy. tedd was born in can do to an american mother. she says he can't be president. she spoke to chris matthews. >> who's right, natural born, does it mean what it seems to mean, you have to be born here? >> yes, it is.

it is a very clear cut question. when cruz says it is clear cut, he is right. but he is wrong how it cuts. you have to be born in the united states. there are some scholars that disagree. the constitution says he has to be at least 35, live in the u.s., and be a natural born citizen. new at 11:00, speeding and not enough signs of approaching curve likely to blame for a tour bus crash in delaware. according to a new report by national transportation safety board. it killed three people and injured dozens more. the bus driver pled guilty to three misdemeanor counts of operating a vehicle causing death. a radner man accused of sexually abusing an underage relative is charged with assaulting a reporter.

nbc10 was there when the incident happened last week. the suspect was leaving a newtown square courtroom. and he shoved members of the media and knocked a camera out of one of the reporter's hands. he was in court facing charges he sexually assaulted a relative starting when the victim was 13. from the jersey shore bureau, atlantic city emergency manager says more cuts are needed to help the struggling city but he is not recommending bankruptcy. in the final report, he reasonable degree of medical certainty spending cuts and consolidating, privatizing some parts of government and regionalizing the police force, turning the fire department over to a private operator must be considered. he was appointed a year ago and his term ended today. philadelphia will be inspecting all boilers in city schools beginning tuesday after a boiler accident took place.

members of the service employees union rallied at the school district headquarters this morning saying dangerous safety violations and lack of staffing put students and workers in jeopardy. the mayor met with members of the union where he spoke about the inspection plan. >> i think this is an opportunity, an example how the city and school district, state, labor, everyone can work together to address a problem. it is clearly there. >> school mechanic is in critical condition from the explosion in a school. the accident remains under investigation. a special ceremony in delaware county honored prisoners of war and military members missing in action. local veterans unveiled this

chair in honor. since world war i, more than 91,000 service members are unaccounted for. change the life circumstances of millions of people around the world. >> vice president joe biden slekts philadelphia. not in my store. a south jersey business owner grabbed a baseball bat to chase a would be robber. more of this video next. we have heavy rain moving in, mostly overnight. many of you wake up as rain is clearing. colder temperatures move in for the weekend. we will see how cold coming up.

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>> vice president joe biden says the world of cancer research is close to phenomenal breakthroughs. the vice president was in philadelphia to launch an initiative to breakdown barriers holding back progress in fighting the disease. >> randy jill enhall joins us from the cancer center. >> reporter: not since the nixon administration war on cancer has this much federal focused on curing. it was a first step and has families and survivors saying it is about time. inside this family home, photos of their teenage daughter alicia hang on almost every wall. >> no child should ever have to lose a strand of hair, lose a day of school. >> reporter: she was 16 when a rare form of cancer ravaged her body. doctors said there was a 1% chance of survival.

>> when the doctor tells you there's no road map or protocol, that was not an answer that i accepted. >> reporter: she died after a yearlong fight. her family advocates more funding to cancer research. >> every person you talk to on the street they don't have it, they know someone that does. >> need to pay more attention to it. it is time finally. >> reporter: today, vice president joe biden took up their fight, visiting researchers at penn medicine, searching for the moon shot cure to cancer. >> i have never been so optimistic in my life. >> reporter: he said they need more funding, less internal politics. hospitals must make it easier to share information and results. progress is saving lives. >> someone somewhere figured out something, because of that i am sitting here now. >> reporter: richard suarez is an example of research done right. survived leukemia thanks to a new protocol. is now applying to med school to

be an oncologist. >> scariest thing in the world. the more you know, it is exciting. couldn't be happier to get into medicine when i am. >> reporter: the vice president and researchers admit there's no one cure, there are hundreds. that's why it is so complicated. they say not all cancers will have a cure and the president said this could take 20 years. live in university city, randy gyllenhall. a would be robber picked the wrong store in salem county at this market. he pulled a knife and the owner pulled out a baseball bat. the robber took off. the man later turned himself in and is facing numerous charges. we are meeting the newest multimillionaires, the robinson family in tennessee.

they held one of the three winning tickets in the powerball. john and lisa robinson collected their huge check today worth more than $528 million that they're splitting with two other people. after taxes are withheld, they'll get under 328 million. >> we just wanted a little piece of the pie. now, i am real grateful we got the pig piece of the pie. sfwl main thing we always say i want -- i never focus on the winning numbers. >> they got the whole pie. even with all of that money, they plan to keep their jobs. they'll be back at work monday. the other winning tickets sold in california and in florida. those winners haven't yet come forward. the late martin luther

king's dream was alive with music at the celebration in cherry hill. 80 singers and a band joined forces for a musical celebration, included gospel to jewish folk music. the bleachers as you notice were unusually quiet at lasalle college high school. tonight was silent night. every year the students go silent during a boys basketball game until the home team scores its ten points. that's when this happens. kids dressed in every costume imaginable going crazy. they scored the tenth point. they went on to beat them 16-52. tonight, a local actor and producer screened his new movie at the real cinemas.

shawn joyce grew up in the borough. bern religion premeerd at the cannes festival. it sold out at the screening. well, as we go through the rest of tonight, we have more rain coming. rain through the overnight hours. it will be heavy. some of it already is. then we go into the rest of the weekend. we get colder, sunday and monday for martin luther king day. it will be windy. it will feel colder, too. temperatures above freezing in the poconos, mid-30s. mid 40s in philadelphia. mid to low 40s through delaware. we do not have any of the precip freezing on contact, but we will watch temperatures up close in the poconos overnight. the rain is heaviest in

delaware, you see the yellow, orange and red. shows you heavy rain. a lot of it is still offshore. plenty of it is on shore. this is dover, heavy rain moving through cumberland, atlantic counties. this rain is falling at a precip rate a little over an inch an hour. that's heavy rainfall. philadelphia area, heavy rain on the way, slowly moving this direction. we are mostly seeing steady light to moderate rain. light to moderate rain in the lehigh valley through allentown and near the poconos. we will watch this overnight. big weather system is giving the whole area rain. as we go overnight, more rain in the next hour. then by 6:00 or 7:00 in the morning, this is moving offshore. we could still see the possibility of wet snow in the

poconos, but clearing by the time you wake up, especially middle of the day tomorrow through the afternoon, we stay dry. also really windy. then going into sunday, it will be colder sunday. we have a potential for light snow flurries or showers sunday. then arctic air moves in for monday. look at the wind chill. it will feel like the teens, around 10 degrees in some areas going into monday afternoon. tonight, heaviest rain moving through new jersey and delaware, approaching philadelphia now. we could see an inch, inch and a half of rain. 40 for the low in philadelphia, 35 north and west tomorrow. another mild day, 50 degrees. rain ends in the morning, then it gets windy. sunday, we see a chance for afternoon flurries, upper 30s. colder. monday, upper 20s, upper 20s tuesday. it will be cold to start next

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less than 24 hours, doug pederson could be the eagles head coach. they can't make official announcement until the chiefs are done post season. kansas city battle the patriots tomorrow in foxboro tomorrow. 1999 he was brought in to be the quarterback with donovan mcnabb, now will be the head coach.

spoke with mcnabb about the impending hire. >> this is the next step. is it the right move? we will not know. i think a lot of people are trying to figure out the answers, which is baffling to me, of just the whole process of coaching arena, who was going to get an interview, who was coming in. but for doug and his family, excited for them. whoever is the quarterback for the philadelphia eagles, they'll reap the benefits like i did. >> before that he was assistant under reed with the eagles. >> he is fair but he is going to run a tight ship. when i had time to think about him coming in, he would bring the same big red has, probably add his own flare. want to be tough and ready.

>> here it is. chip kelly's first appearance in 49ers gear from the website. he and the owner taking a tour of the facility, getting acquainted and he will be introduced next week. the flyers have a huge game tomorrow at wells fargo center. flyers looking good here. ready for game action. today at practice, getting flat shots in. that's your look at sports. we will be right back.

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by sunday, colder, flurries, upper 30s. monday in the upper 20s. thanks for watching. have a great weekend.

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