epidemic. >> a woman dying in the street. >> come on, baby. >> but brought back to life. >> she was trying to breathe. >> it's difficult to watch but what you see in this video could help save other lives. >> i would hope if people see this, yeah, it would scare me. >> i'm gym rosenfield. >> tonight she is alive because of narcan. it's a drug you may have heard about but have probably never seen it at work. >> we blur the woman's face in this cell phone video to protect her identity. he is unconscious and in the depth of a heroin overdose. you see a woman trying to revive her and wait for police to arrive. the police station is just down the street. officers gave her a dose of

narcan. >> it's not the strength of what the doctors have or anything like that but it's strong enough to reverse all the symptoms and bring you right back. from death. >> i hope she's going to be okay. >> reporter: that's what happened in this case. the woman had to be taken to the hospital but she survived as onlookers watched in horror. >> it's a problem in every neighborhood from winslow to camden. >> reporter: lou watched the video. he co chaired the opiate and heroin addiction awareness task force in camden county. they provide intense counseling to patients who is given narcan. >> even after you are clinically dead and brought back to life, folks are not convinced they should get help. >> reporter: last year alone it saved 450 people in camden county. it's the antidote for heroin

overdoses but not solution for the problem. we spoke to the woman in that video and declined our request for an oncamera interview and says she is fine. her biggest concern is for her daughter who has seen the video and read the comments. nbc 10 news. and we want to know what you think. do you feel it is helping fight the heroin epidemic? we invite you to join the conversation on our nbc 10 philadelphia facebook page. an underground fire knocked out power in center city. >> doug shimell was the first person there. >> peco has got the number of people without power below 90 after a long and intense night. >> the folks didn't look healthy. it was thick, thick black. >> reporter: it erupted in front

of people walking near 21st and walnut. >> a black smoke and you could hear the small explosions from the electrical components. i was about 20 feet away. >> around 5:30 is when i heard the explosions. >> reporter: this noise across from her house was different. >> not knowing what the threat was and how imminent an additional explosion could be was worrisome. >> reporter: a line leading to a transformer underground failed. >> the power went out and i didn't think much of it because of the wind. and i started smelling electric burn smell. >> reporter: fire crews evacuated residents until they could isolate the fire and make sure it wouldn't spread. >> anything under ground you don't know. >> reporter: well, was it the

increase in electricity demand caused by this intense cold that caused that line to fail? peco is still trying to figure that out. i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. ♪ fire inconvenienced beatles fans tonight. the beatles cover band was playing but the lights went out because of the fire and hundreds had to be turned away. >> let's bring in glenn schwartz in. a cold night to be outside but a taste of what's to come. >> yes, it is going to be so much colder over the weekend than it is tonight. this is just the appetizer to the main course. we still have some wind out there. it's blowing strong enough to make these temperatures feel even lower. it's already in the teens. north and west, 12 degrees in lancaster, 8 in mount pocono.

21 in philadelphia. we don't have the 35-mile-an-hour wind gusts we saw earlier today. but there are several places gusting over 25 miles an hour and with those kind of temperatures, that's pretty brutal. as we go through the rest of the night we're going to see temperatures drop to about 14 degrees in philadelphia by 7:00 a.m. doesn't really go up very much by 11:00 a.m., does it? and over the weekend we're talking more about dangerous cold and we have the first alert for saturday and sunday. near record cold in many parts of the area with dangerous wind chills, minus 10 to minus 30 in parts of the area and more snow showers for the weekend. and a winter storm early next week. and the latest on that in the seven day in a few minutes. police are looking for a woman who left her 3-year-old daughter at a center city store after she allegedly shoplifted. security handcuffed that woman

tonight. they accused her of stealing $1400 in merchandise. police say she got out of the handcuffs and ran away. the toddler she left behind is in the custody of dhs. a new york city police officer was convicted of ls f manslaughter for shooting an unarmed man to death. the rookie police officer is on trial for shooting into a dark stairwell killing a person in 2014. the officer said the shooting was an accident and he could face 15 years in prison. classes are cancelled as crews sanitize in the wake of a stomach illness spreading around campus. 185 students have become sick in the past few days. it could be the norovirus. many students are going home for

the weekend to get away from it. new developments in the nightclub fight that may have involved lesean mccoy. it centers around this video. philly influencer document recorded the video last night and quoted mccoy saying he made a mistake. but his attorney says his client was misquoted and mccoy said i will make a statement. tmz released this video of the brawl. sources saying that investigators have subpoenaed tmz for unedits versions of this or other video of the brawl. governor chris christie is asking the federal government to help new jersey pay for last month's winter storm. christie sent a letter to the president saying it cost $82 million to clean up from the blizzard.

he asked for a disaster declaration for 17 of the 21 counties. christie made this comment about why he wasn't in new jersey helping with clean up efforts after the storm. >> you want me to go down there with a mop? >> governor christie made that remark while campaigning for president in new hampshire last month. now to the latest in decision 2016. tonight, hillary clinton and bernie sanders went head to head. >> we have a recap of tonight's democratic debate. >> just minutes ago, these two candidates were sparring about someone not on stage with them, president obama. they were arguing over who has agreed and disagreed with him in the past. they won't want to succeed him and in a close race, they are fighting for the voters who got him elected and also the young people who may now be voting for the first time. they came out two winners, he in new hampshire, she in iowa.

but tonight in milwaukee both with a lot to lose. >> secretary clinton, you're not in the white house yet. >> reporter: multiple questions on questions involving race. >> what we have to do is end overpolicing in african-american neighborhoods. the reality is that both african-american communities and the white community do marijuana at about equal rates. >> we're going to enforce the law and change policing practices and incarceration practices but also going to emphasize education, jobs and housing. >> reporter: the candidates often acknowledge they agree. >> i completely agree with senator sanders. >> nothing she said do i disagree with. >> some of the contention on campaign finance and special interest. >> let's not imply that either president obama or myself would in any way not take on any

vested interest whether it's wall street or drug companies or insurance companies or, frankly, the gun lobby to stand up to do what's best for the american people. >> people aren't dumb. why in god's name does wall street make huge campaign contributions? i guess just for the fun of it. they want to throw money around. >> clinton asked about her challenge of appealing to young women who are voting for sanders pointed out the debate. >> we have had like 200 presidential primary debates and this is the first time there have been a majority of women on the stage. so we'll take our progress wherever we can find it. >> and during the conversation about electing a woman, senator sanders said a sanders victory would be historic too. tonight presidential

historians d historia historians discuss the history of the campaign process. the white house exhibit opens tomorrow and takes visitors through the process of running for president. the last of four armed protesters holed up in a federal wildlife refuge in oregon surrendered today but not before a defiant last stand. >> come out with your hands up. >> no, we're not. you're going to have to kill us. >> the fbi surrounded the protesters overnight leading to hours of tense negotiations. it was part of a dispute over the use of federal lands. a 14-year-old girl admits tonight to killing her mother in a case that shocked the lehigh valley. a judge sentenced her to 35

years to life in prison. she and her boyfriend, a 21-year-old army specialist conspired to kill her mother last monday. cheryl told her daughter to end the relationship. caleb barnes is charged in the crime as well. barnes stabbed cheryl to death in a car outside the family's home and buried her body in south whitehall township. a fire so big you could see the smoke in space. the battle the firefighters are raging in jersey tonight. a professor pulled over and arrested. the new dash cam video that shows what really happened during the controversial stop. and the couple that found out they were having a baby thanks to their fit bit. glenn? >> i'm tracking near record cold for the weekend and also tracking a winter storm on the way. details ahead in my exclusive

nbc 10 first alert forecast.

that's the voice of princeton university professor perry. perry was pulled over for speeding and there was an outstanding warrant for her arrest for unpaid tickets in philadelphia which led to this. >> any time we transport anyone because you are under arrest because of a warrant we have to put you in handcuffs. >> perry claims this is a case of harassment. in a facebook post she wrote the way she was treated might be because of her race and this is another example of problems with policing in our society but it's the police chief said that officers followed policy in arresting the professor. tonight a city councilman

spoke to people who use the trail and explained how the trail watch will work. the group was formed in response to armed robberies on the trail. police have arrested two teenagers and are looking for more. villanova university's disability services award. it was given to tom rinaldi. a new york couple knows they are expecting a baby thanks to their fit bit. one day the device's heard rate monitor was showing the wife's heart rate above 100 beats a minute. he looked for answers on reddit. the couple took multiple

pregnancy tests and, yes, they are pregnant. the cold is going to get worse, right? >> it's a matter of agrees. is it going to be two degrees. two degrees or three degrees sunday morning. we can guarantee it is going to be very, very cold and dangerously cold because you are combining these low temperatures with some wind which we rarely get that combination. so wind chills at minus 10 to minus 30 and then a winter storm comes within the next 24 to 36 hours after that. so things get tricky here. the wind is down to 10 miles an hour but it makes it feel like 10. and the temperature dropping to 13 or 14 by 7:00 a.m. and then rising all the way to 21 by 11:00 a.m. it's not going to go up very much during the day tomorrow. looking at the wind chills, 0 in

lancaster, 5 in reading. and 7 in mount pocono. we're talking about it feeling 20 to 30 degrees colder than this by sunday morning. here's the latest. temperatures and wind chills for philadelphia, 2:00 saturday afternoon, 14 degrees feeling like 4 below. by 8:00 a.m. sunday, 3 degrees, feeling like 15 below. and then in the afternoon feeling like near 0. now some other parts of the area. go down to the shore to warm up? nope, feels like 21 below. wilmington feeling like 23 below. 25 below in doylestown. in the poconos, 36 below. now, we're talking about you can get frostbite very quickly with wind chills this low. and we're talk saturday and

sunday. frozen and bursting pipes possible. hypothermia and frostbite in minutes. don't forget the pets. we may have snow flurries in the afternoon tomorrow especially and another round coming in on saturday. but it's going to be a pretty brutal weekend here. mostly clear and bitter cold tonight. during the day tomorrow, not going to be that windy. it won't feel as cold as it did this afternoon. sun giving way to cloeds, chance of light snow late in the day. you know about the bitter cold weekend. but monday there is a winter storm coming. it is going to start off really cold. it could start as snow and may change to a period of ice and looks like it is changing to rain as it gets a lot warmer by tuesday. firefighters will be working through the night trying to quench this massive fire burning

in central jersey. >> the smoke is so thick you can see it from space and neighboring are being told to stay in their homes tonight. >> reporter: it takes an army to fight a fire of this magnitude. nearly 5,000 square feet of warehouse place engulfed in flames. a view from overhead shows you the size of this raging fire. >> we heard a couple loud bangs and you could see all the big black smoke in the air. >> reporter: the smoke is so thick and dark it practically blended in with the night sky and shuts down parts of highway 206. >> i don't know if it is under control. >> it's not as bad as earlier but there is a lot of fire there. >> reporter: the warehouses are leased out. they house everything from plastics to clothing apparel. what they don't have, upgraded fire systems, making

firefighters jobs incredibly difficult. the water tankers have to be shuttled in to douse the flames. >> we could not keep up with it. there was too much fire for the water we had here. >> reporter: add to that the wind, pushing the flames burning more square footage fast. firefighters have a tough time to keep up and it's cold. icicles forming on hoses, hi hydrants and uniforms. >> we are taking a beating tonight. >> reporter: the fire is raging at this hour and all the smoke filling the air. the people downwind from the smoke are being told to stay indoors and the air quality is being monitored in that area. officials hope to have the fire under control some time this evening but they will be on scene for the next week. i'm here in hillsborough township for nbc 10 news. patients across the country have spoken.

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i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. the flyers needed a win against the sabres. and the coach changed up some players and it worked. braden shen is checked into the boards but stays in the game. and staal called for a penalty. and raj umberger inserted into the line-up breaks his 50-game goalless drought. an assist here on the goal. ties the flyers rookie record. longest in the nhl by a rookie

defenseman in 38 years. an nick cousins, first nhl goal. the flyers win 5-1. here r.j. umberger. he was relieved. >> been a crazy 50 games not scoring. and you know, became a mental challenge. a prayer to the hockey gods, thank you. >> the celebration said it all. he has been working for a goal for a while now and it put a smile on everyone's face even the coach. >> with minutes left, a player is levelled. a saber called him an idiot and stupid and said he is dirty after the game. he could be suspended for this. he is going to sit out because of knee tendonitis.

the uconn coach is not happy. owls down 5. cutting it to 2. still down 2. look at this circus shot. and foul. he scores temple's last nine points. the owls win 63-58. that is a big win. they have won seven of eight and drexel lost to delaware. the blue hens snapping a 15-game losing streak.

string of cold weather continues. >> yeah, people not going to be very happy with the weatherman. it's going to be really cold tomorrow. but that's just going to set us up for the weekend when it becomes dangerously cold. sunday morning, 2 would tie a record in philadelphia. but the wind making it feel like 15 to 20 below.

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