valley or the poconos. tornado watch means conditions are favorable for some tornados to form inside this watch area. if a tornado is sighted or detect by radar, a tornado warning would be issued. right now we have some showers moving rapidly from south to north across the area but the heavy stuff is not that far away. at least the first patch coming up rapidly toward washington. severe weather by norfolk and other severe storms back to the west. these are tornado warnings in effect now. still pretty far away from our area. but as everything shifts up to the northeast, over the next ewr hours the tornado threat is real tonight. not often around here, but tonight is one of those nights. hail, threat is moderate, lightning and damaging wind is the main threat that we're likely to see even without a

tornado you can get damaging winds. right now wind gusts that were over 40 miles an hour in central delaware during the past few minutes. and that will increase as well. let's talk about where all of the severe weather is going with sheena parveen. >> the rest of evening and into tonight, tornado watch is up until 11:00 p.m. tonight. here's a look at future weather. through the next hour, here's 5:00 p.m. notice reds and oranges that is heavy rain, potentially thunderstorms, and then go through one more hour, 6:00 p.m. here. you notice some of this moving away. but more moving in from the south, south jersey and delaware. notice this line of storms to our west. this line right now that you see by 6:00 p.m. approaching that does exist currently. it is far away but it will be approaching by 6:00 p.m. that line could have very strong

winds as well. now we get closer to 7:00, 8:00, part of the area could be in a break. but notice that line of storms again. approaching areas of redding, lancaste lancaster, lehigh valley. now looking at 9:00 here. that's line of storm approaches philadelphia. we could have more developing through south jersey and delaware at the same time. these could be strong to severe, cannot rule out an isolated tornado. by 10:00, continuing. it's not going to end until after midnight. threat for severe storms, isolated tornadoes will stay in the forecast through the rest of the evening and midnight. then more clear moving in. coming up, a closer looked stor around and update on timing of this. same storm bearing down on our region caused destruction here in the south.

take a look. result of a tornado in pensacola, florida. a drone gives us a bird's-eye view of the cleanup project that lies ahead. no one here was seriously hurt. at least two people were killed when storms rolled through louisiana. another died in mississippi m. this is video from louisiana. wild winds splintered homes, as you can see. the storm makingite way into our area over the next few hours. that is why it is so important to count on nbc 10 keep you updated on air and online. an nbc 10 meteorologist will update us least 15 minutes over the next 2 1/2 hours. gate the latest forecast on the nbc 10 app. >> breaking news. a man has been killed in a house fire. this video into the news room in the past ten minutes the fire started 3:00. investigators tell us a man died trying to fight the flames himself.

startling announcement from pennsylvania's governor. tom wolf revealed he's going through a personal health battle. >> my wife and i recently found out i have a mild case of prostate cancer. >> his wife francis sat by his side. his cancer is treatable and will not interfere with his duties as gofr. >> he will start agreement in coming weeks but did not say what type of treatment he will receive. lauren mayk with more on wolf's announcement and the type of cancer he's fighting. >> this type of cancer is very common, in fact, there's a good chance you know at least one person who had had it. the probability goes up, as you get older and one doctor explained to me, as men live longer there are more cases. governor wolf is 6. he say -- 67 he wanted come forward to be open but also show

a regular checkup can make a difference. >> reporter: governor wolf's announcement came with his wife by his side. >> i feel more than hopeful. >> reporter: with an assurance. >> i'm not going to be incapacitated by this. >> reporter: the prostate cancer was caught early after a routine checkup. >> 1 in 6 men will have prostate cancer. in any ram there's someone with prostate cancer. >> reporter: dr. david chen tells me how this diagnosis has changed over the years. do people actually have a better prognosis today? >> the overall prognosis for prostate cancer is very good and 99% of men will be alive in five years. find out prostate cancer, regardless of the stage. >> reporter: take carlos, healthy at 55, diagnosed six years ago. >> scared to death. i didn't know what to think. i didn't think it was any probability of in ever coming into my life cancer, i never thought about that.

>> reporter: a former pro football player, now personal trainer, his case caught early, too. he chose a surge cal approach. governor wolf wasn't specific but said there would be no chemotherapy in his treatment. >> i'm convinced, by people who have looked at this and other people i've gotten this early on, it not that -- it's imminently treatable. >> the governor stressed early detect here. he and his wife talked about a test, psa, created controversy in the medical world. coming up, more on what families need to know about it. lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> first lady francis admitted she was concerned when she heard about the cancer. >> but mrs. wolf is more hopeful that the governor will beat this disease. denise nakano live in the digital operation center with the importance of family support in situations like this. >> a local cancer specialist

tells us, family support is huge after a cancer diagnosis. the keefe of radiation onkolg says first thing family members can do is offer reassurance, and sometimes a shoulder to cry on. >> public figure like he is, he has to project an image of power and a lot of times he needs that family at home to really confide in and tell his deepest, darkest fears. it really important. it's therapy for a patient. >> a diagnosis can be overwhelming for family members. the best thing the governor can do is talk about his diagnosis with his wife and children to let them know what his needs are, avoiding miswunderstanding and family stress later on. denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >> count on nbc 10. this might bring up questions about prostate cancer,

treatment. coming up, a doctor joining us live. detective guarding a suspect in a hospital bed. they say his knife attack led to a police-involved shooting. two delaware county officers at called to a house where a man slashed one officer in the face, then cut the other officer during astruggle. police shot and wounded him. officers were treat and released. a husband and wife burglary team. police tell us the couple stole jewelry and cash from homes in a retirement community. police say james and damico began the spree last november. investigators believe the couple broke through several moments in the retirement community. most recent burglary happened this month. to decision 2016 coverage. republican presidential candidates are looking ahead to super tuesday next week after donald trump grabbed another win

in nevada last night. here's a look at gop caucus results. trump is projected winner with 46% of the vote. that gives him 14 more delegates. marco rubio edged out ted cruz for second place, 24-21%. the difference was fewer than 2,000 votes. trump moved on to campaign in virginia beach, virginia one of 12 states where candidates battle it out next tuesday. trump told supporters he believe the gop nomination could be wrapped up in two months. john kasich sending a message to republicans who think he should drop out. forget about it. he campaigned in sandy springs, georgia. the ohio governor would love to take on trump in his home state. trump won three state contests. many wondering if he can maintain this momentum. cydney long got inside from

experts and local voters. >> we love nevada! we love nevada, thank you. >> i like trump. i think he has a lot of good things to say. >> reporter: but alyssa isn't convinced donald trump will continue to pull big wins on a national level or seal the republican nomination. >> hillary clinton is a joke. if she gets in, she's look a joke. >> he bashes his other opponents when he feels threatened. >> reporter: as voters await next week super tuesday, they wonder who on the republican ticket will thrive. >> i think the republicans are a circular firing squad. >> can he deliver on promises he's making? >> absolutely not. trump is a bully and he's acting like a bully now. i think the people voting for him have liked that. >> reporter: this doctor, assistant professor of political science at rutgers university, says trump is winning states now based on angry voters fed up with washington. her fear, he done comprehend the role of the presidency.

>> in comparison to congress or the supreme court, i'm afraid he has not fully read the u.s. constitution. it like he's running for ceo of the country and president is not ceo. >> we're winning, winning, winning the country. soon the country's going to start winning, winning, winning. >> i'm not that surprised because, trump's a plain-speaking normal guy. i don't support him but he's like an everyday person. >> reporter: march 1st will be the true test for trump. a dozen states it won't just be who voters vote for but how many turn out. cydney long, nbc 10 news. democrats have to get past this saturday's south carolina primary before super tuesday. bernie sanders said today, he's in the race to win and get the democratic nomination. last night at a cnn town hall,

hillary clinton navigated tough questions about releasing her transcripts of paid speeches. sanders has repeatedly raised the issue with his rival. >> if people are going to ask for things, everybody should be on a level playing feel and i'm happy if that were the case. >> with secretary clinton said i will do it if other people do it. i'm very happy to release all of my paid speeches to wall street. here it is, crisp there ain't none. i don't do that. >> sanders trying to recapture his momentum after losing to clinton last saturday in nevada. decision 2016 coverage and results as we approach the south carolina prime mar and super tuesday. nbc news learned that nevada's governor is being considered as a replacement for late supreme court jut antonin s scalia. sandoval is being looked at as a potential nominee. former district court judge and

state attorney general. he was the first latino candidate elected to statewide office in nevada. republicans say they won't schedule a vote or hold hearings on whomever president obama may name. but the president vowed again today to select scalia's successor before a new president is sworn in. >> i've got a year to go. i don't think they would approve of me abdicating on my duties to as mandcommander in chief and s doing all of the other work i got to do well. this part of my job. >> antonin scalia passed away suddenly this month. filling the vacancy is crucial if replaced by a liberal or moderate the balance of the court would shift. two weeks after sus spinding his run for the white house, chris christie is back to work outside of trenton today. christie attending ricken

cutting for a new school in newark, his first public event outside the state house since ending his campaign. he gave the state's budget address last week. people at jersey shore under water from last month's major storm could receive federal dollars. anyone affected in atlanta, burlington, camden, gloucester, can apply for low interest disaster loan. homeowners and rent teres can borrow up to 200,000 for repairs or replacements. businesses can receive up to $2 million. >> from delaware bureau, police in new castle keeping an extra close eye on you. last year, more than 900 collisions. that's a five-year high. police say nearly 40% of the crashes were caused by distracted drivers. through a new initiative, police will be on different city streets every day targeting speeders, texters, swervers and

anybody else breaking driving laws. police don't want drivers to pay fines. they just want them to pay attention. >> if we wanted to make money, we wouldn't tell people where we're going to be. we're putting out on facebook what section of the city or roadways we're going to work on. it not revenue based. it's trying to get collisions to come down. >> police say they'll keep this initiative going until they start seeing distracted driving crashes reduced. back to our weather. first alert weather radar tracking potentially severe storms for tone. already a tornado watch in effect for parts of pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. for now, worst of the storm is to our south. live look over center city now where it's light rain, fog out there as well. but conditions will begin to change soon. first aler team coverage continues with deanna durante live along route 100 in chester county. >> people worried about what's

to come? >> reporter: yeah, we have. we've seen it all today. heavy rain, low visibility, fog, and now light rain again. people say that they've lived through terrible storms and they're not ready to do it again. with fog and pouring rain, wet weather done bother carla. >> i can sleep in the guest room so i don't hear the wind, so i don't wake everybody else stressing out because the wind is going -- >> reporter: unless the messy weather comes near her house. look what it did during ice storm 2014. trees came down on her roof. for ten days the home, her neighborhood, was in the dark. no lights, no heat. >> it was creepy. you see what happens with mother nature because you look at my trees. i've got some huge trees. >> reporter: the idea of rough weather done wow her. in case trees bring down power

lines, her generator is ready to go. we are live inside storm force 10. take a look, south route 100 here chester county. roads not too many cars now. we have seen areas where there is standing water on the roads. again, out there, be careful. some of the small creeks here are spilling into the shoulder of the roadway. that's the latest. live in chester county. we are going to drive into montgomery county and parts of chester county continue to check things out for you. right now that is the latest. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> danger of the storms south, moving into our area, evident by the new death toll. two people killed in virginia. brings the total of five people killed in the latest round of severe weather. >> latest on what's coming our way from chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> starting to get historical trends of majority of the people getting killed in their cars

trying to drive away from tornadoes. so, if there are any that develop over the next several hours, last thing you want to do is get in your car, try to yo h outrun it. don't let anybody you know do that either. tornado watch for 11:00. does not include lehigh valley or poconos. tornado watch means conditions overall favorable for some to form in the watch area. also see severe thunderstorms, winds 5,000 feet above the ground are hurricane force. so, it's not going to take much to get some of the winds down to the ground and cause damage. tornado threat is actually in the moderate range. around here, that's very unusual. maybe a couple days a year i would put that in the moderate risk. hail and moderate risk, lightning threat is high. but take a few hours. and the damaging wind threat is very high. expect to leave some damage

before this night is over. you can see lighter showers across philadelphia area, but heavier stuff by washington, and chesapeake bay. everything's moving very rapidly because the winds high up are so strong. just to give you an idea, this cluster here, if it continued on its track, would be to wilmington, around 5:50, philly, after 6:00. so, we're not talking about an immediate threat in the next hour, let's say. but eventually, some of this moisture, instability, this in line of thunderstorms, will be headed in our direction. all of these red areas there, those are current tornado warnings. we have some in central virginia, and also by chesapeake bay. this one is moving at 55 miles an hour. again, extrapolating it, if it would continue to hold together, it would take until after 6:00 to hit milford, delaware, 6:30,

cape may. not an immediate threat. conditions are favorable for some of this to come in. hour by hour, you can see the first batch coming from washington, quickly. that may not be the main area. that will be this line back to the west. so often we have one line that comes through and the threat is over. this time we may have a couple of them, and this second one may be the strongest. that's 7:00. you can see, solid line, purple indicating heavy rain moving into philadelphia through bucks and montgomery, northern delaware, around 8:00, 9:00 tonight. and it holds together. if that line holds together, there may be numerous reports of 50 plus-mile-an-hour-wind gusts, maybe stronger than that. toward midnight, we get out of this mess. right now, it is 60 degrees in

pottstown. but only 47 in redding. 60 in doylestown. you can see just how warm it is, strong southerly winds, some of the ingredients that are required to produce this kind of severe weather. wet, warm, windy with gusty thunderstorms 52 degrees for the low. so it's a really warm night. by tomorrow, temperature doesn't go up or down, but it's windy day. 20 to 30, gusts over 40. and we have another windy day coming friday. but a colder wind. high of only 41. cold day saturday. and look at how the temperature jumps up on sunday. monday and tuesday, warm as well. >> nbc 10 dedicated to bringing you the latest forecast so you know what's coming your way. >> glenn will be back in less than 15 minutes with another update. you have to see this. a man's pants burst into flames. what was in his pocket that caused this fiery explosion?

>> plus, baby who just couldn't wait. where this philadelphia mom delivered her new bundle of joy after she realitied the hospital wouldn't be an option. a look at how stocks fared. up day on wall street all around.

it's hasrd to imagine someoe shooting this puppy but police in south carolina say that's what two teenagers did with a b.b. gun. you can see the bullets on the x-ray from 6-week-old brody. accused of shooting the puppy more than a dozen times. charged with animal cruelty, they could get prison time if

convicted. you want to stop what you're doing and watch this next video. >> a camera catching a moment an e-cigarette blows up in a man's pocket. watch this coming up here. boom. sparks, flame, smoke. the battery in his e-cigarette exploded. the clerk didn't know what was going on. >> what was that? you have a bomb in your pocket? i was like that. you carry a bomb in your pocket? i was shocked. like this, hands were on my head. >> again, his battery in his e cigarette explodes there. he had second-degree burns but expected to be fine. scary. another threat, updating you every 15 minutes about na severe storm coming our way. >> nbc 10 news first alert meteorology glenn "hurricane" schwartz tracking it all for us. >> that's right. everybody moving very fast. it could get wild. talking about a tornado watch and a lot of rain. i'll tell you when and where we

could see the most damage next in nigh nbc 10 news first alert forecast. >> governor wolf's surprise announcement, he has prostate cancer, and it's sparking questions. free medical advice, live from a doctor who is an expert about this type of cancer.

right now, 4:30, on nbc 10, a rocky weather night coming our way. first alert radar tracking a powerful storm poised to move in. it's already killed several people to our south. now a tornado watch is in place for our area. here's a live picture of the philadelphia skyline. you can see the tops of the buildings vanishing into the fog. heavy rain, dangerous winds will be here soon.

this same storm system taking its toll in the south. this video just in from mississippi where a tornado killed a man in his home. we learned two people have died in eastern virginia. two others were killed in louisiana. five deaths are blamed on this line of weather. now the storm is headed our way. team of meteorologists tracking the storm and impacts we could see. >> first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. big changes coming in the next few hours. >> changes happened rapidly because the storms themselves, individual storms, moving 50 to 60 miles an hour. and the overall system is moving even faster. so, we have a rainy day out there, we have a gusty wind out of the south. it's warm, that's one of the ingredients in creating severe thunderstorms. we have a tornado watch that is in effect for much of the area. just south of allentown, all of delaware, that's until 11:00 tonight. what that means is that

conditions are favorable, some time during that period. all the way. until 11:00 tonight for some tornados to form within this yellow area. so, we're not expecting tornadoes everywhere, even if there's one, that verifies that watch area. but even if there's one, we got to warn you about it and let you know where it is and where it's going. and when that happens. right now, things are fairly quiet. yellows and reds back to the bottom of 0 the screen, toward washington, that's indicating heavy storms. there's one right up chesapeake bay, that red and you see lightning bolts with that. the most powerful part of the system in western virginia. we have several tornado warnings. tornado warnings in effect right now. still a long way away from the area. not talking about immediate

threat in the next hour. overall threat of tornadoes is moderate. a hail threat moderate, lightning threat high, damaging wind threat is pretty high, too. where are the storms going to do? sheena parveen has a closer look at that time line. >> that's right. as glenn mentioned, storms are quick movers. we are going to see things changing rapidly through the evening and tonight. expect this to be changing every hour. future weather. as we go into 5:00 p.m. storms moving, mostly to the north and northeast. this is an area where we expect heavy rain, strong gusty winds, lightning possibly around the philadelphia area by 5:00 p.m. towards bucks county, south jersey, burkes county, i should say. closer to 6:00 p.m., you see more storms moving up north and west of philadelphia. there's that line of storms off to the west. strong line that glenn showed you. that line, we do expect

potentially severe storms, maybe isolated tornado. and strong gusty winds, potentially damaging winds. 8:00 p.m., part of the area, possibly in a break. there's that line of storms approaching the philadelphia area and continuing to move into new jersey and delaware by 9:00 p.m. looking at 10:00. the storms are still continuing from delaware up through new jersey, philadelphia, up through trenton. each our suburbs north and west of philadelphia. again, with these we could see damaging winds near 60 miles an hour and stronger thunderstorms and potential for isolated tornadoes. we're going to be watching all of this as we go through tonight. a closer look at timing when it will end. we'll keep tracking the storms for you. >> storm will be making its way in our area over the next few hours. count on nbc 10 to keep you updated on air and online. nbc 10 meteorologists will update every 15 minutes over the

next 2 1/2 hours. get the latest forecast on the nbc 10 app. pennsylvania governor tom wolf tops they'd li s head lean he has prostate cancer. the cancer was caught early and won't affect his ability to govern. he'll begin treatment in the next couple of weeks. >> i'm convinced, by people who have looked at this and by other people, that i've gotten this early on, it's very imminently treatable. >> the governor will take a short vacation before treatment begins. the governor's cancer discovered during a routine medical exam. >> he stressed importance of getting regular collectups. joining us, dr. justin harmon, a prostate cancer specialist from saint mary medical center in bucks county. thank you for being with us. first, how is prostate cancer diagnosed? and what does the governor mean when he says it's an early diagnosis? we hear about the different stages. do we know where this falls?

>> well, they haven't commented much on his actual stage, but prostate cancer's detected by a few methods, one psa screening, which is a simple blood test. the other being an examination which involves digital rectal examination. if either of those are abnormal, the patient undergoes a biopsy and that's how prostate cancer's detected. >> governor says he's going to continue working that he can do that, as he undergoes treatment. this won't affect his ability to do his job? >> the various treatments for prostate won't impact immediate quality of life. whether it's radiation or surgery, most patients can proceed with regular work activity throughout either treatment. >> according to pennsylvania medical society, 28 men in the state are diagnosed with cancer every day. why is that number so high, 28 every day? and do we know what causes prostate cancer?

>> we know that prostate cancer can run in families, risk factors include first-degree relative such as father or brother. and the more of those in your family, the higher your risk. we don't know, how far, what causes prostate cancer. the second part of the question, i'm sorry? >> we don't know what causes it. but why is that number so high, 28 every day in pennsylvania diagnosed. >> right. we are diagnosing quite a bit of prostate cancer but as the guidelines for treatment change, we're treating less prostate cancer ironically. not all prostate cancers are life threatening and that's an understanding patients need to have. who undergoes screening. that's something to talk to their physician about. screening and diagnosing prostate cancer doesn't necessarily mean you require treatment. >> really important to know family history and get regular checkups.

dr. justin harmon, thank you. >> thank you. count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of wolf's diagnosis at 5:00. more young philadelphia. s smoke than any other big city in america. >> young people here are taking action. next, how turning to social media to stop kids from lighting up.

alerts available through a map notification system, ready fill. alerts provide septa riders with real-time information on delays and service interruption. when it comes to the largest cities in the country, philadelphia has the highest number of youth smokers. >> now, the city's trying to change that. and today, it kicked off a campaign called philly first. that's #phillyfirst. campaign will utilize social media and education with political action.

goal here to make philadelphia the first city to drop its youth smoking rate to zero. kick-off brought michael nutter back to city hall for the first time since leaving office as mayor. >> certainly a shout out to nbc 10, thank you for being here to cover this inaugural event. >> research shows about 7% of young people in philadelphia are smokers. glenn? potentially severe storms closing in on the area now. going to get heavy rain. we could see wind gusts well over 60 miles an hour in some spots. tracking when the worst of that storm is going to hit your neighborhood next.

it was a record deer season in delaware, new figures show

the number of deer hunters killed in delaware during the past season. the number of deer killed in delaware, the highest number on record. delaware's deer season started last september and ended last month. coming soon to a salad near you, juricier version of the jersey tomato. they've developed a new version of the jersey tomato that has the right blend of sweetness and acidity. the rutgers 250, the experiment is selling a limit the supply of seeds online. new video in from florida now, where some roofs have been ripped off homes right here. this is the result of those damaging storms that are now bearing down getting ready to head into our region. so far storms in the south blamed for five deaths there. we will soon feel effects of this system. first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz tracking storms and when this is

going to arave here. >> yes, everything moving rapidly, winds higher up in atmosphere are extremely strong. jet stream fueled by that record el nino in the pacific. you can trace some of this all the way back there. tornado watch in effect for our area until 11:00 tonight. so some time between now and 11:00 when conditions are most favorable for some tornados to form. when you see that damage, that covers a small area. tornados do not travel far, they're not wide. but if you get a line of thunderstorms you can get widespread wind damage without the actual circulation of a tornado. a moderate risk of tornadoes in the area over the next several hours which is unusually high for this part of the country. the lightning risk is high. and damaging wind threat is high. just because there's so much

wind up in the atmosphere, just a few thousand feet up, and it doesn't take much to bring it down to the ground. some of the showers through the area. a ban of heavier, heavier rain coming up, including thunderstorm coming up chesapeake bay. moving 55 miles an hour. and it would be around newark, delaware, 5:30, chester itself, about 5:50, wilmington, 5:40. this the line the most powerful and dangerous part of the whole system. and that is what we're going to have to be watching hour for hour. the one cell that's producing tornado now, if it would imagine to hold, it would take three hours to get into our area. but look at all of these warnings. all of the red, those are all tornado warnings in effect right now, the orange areas are severe thunderstorm warnings. it's all with that one line. so that's the most dangerous part. so we're going to get heavy

rain, thunderstorms moving through within the next hour. so that stuff coming from washington fast. this line, again most dangerous, and that is coming in later on. and it's coming in, it's going to affect the entire area. everybody's going to get rain. everybody's going to get a gusty wind. some folks are going to get 70-mile-an-hour-gusts, others 50 miles an hour, and ta will mean the difference according to the damage. you can see, 9:00, that line coming through bucks county, philadelphia, in through central delaware. once that line moves through, conditions will improve. it's going to stay warm all night. that's for sure. certainly past midnight hour. and may be a few showers around tomorrow, but nothing on the severe side. now the temperatures are pretty amazing for this time of the year. 62 pottstown. also only 45 in allentown.

60 in doylestown now. 64 in philadelphia. 63 mt. holly. 63 in wrightstown. watch what happens at the shore. wind coming in off of the southeast. it's cooler in beach haven, 53. the threat of severe weather at the beaches is lower because of the colder ocean temperatures. now, it's going to be wet, warm, windy. gusty thunderstorms tonight. low of only 52. but it's not going to go up any during the day tomorrow. holding steady. very windy. gusts over 40. chance of afternoon shower, maybe a snow shower, north and west by the end of the day. then windy and colder day on friday. cold on saturday, too. look at lows in the morning. and it really warms up sunday. and then monday and tuesday, pretty warm as well. >> a local boy's love of pajamas grows into a project to help others.

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north broad street getting a makeover with a new develop. 40 years in the making. the crews breaking ground on two apartment buildings that will rise above broad and kalla hill in spring garden the buildings will have retail stores on the ground floor and amenities like a fitness center, movie theater,

fitness center. a freshman helping kids stay warm and comfy. >> doing it with a pajama drive. bubba, he has run the drive in his hometown of new jersey. he's collected more than 1,000 pjs for needy boys in camden. now enlisting help of his new community at st. joe's prep to add. collection bins set up throughout the school. >> it makes female good to know that other kids can enjoy comfort and security of pajamas and having a good night's sleep. >> he started the drive after learning some organizations run out of boy's pajamas because most donate girl's pjs. speedy delivery on board amtrak. >> philadelphia mom gave birth to her baby girl while riding the train. this is sheer ra lowe and he

daughter. emergency crews helped out. mom and baby are doing very well. >> at least she's all right. "nbc 10 news at 5:00" is next. >> denise nakano. >> nbc 10 first alert weather team tracking storms that could turn severe, and we have a tornado watch. >> that's right. a tornado watch until 11:00 p.m. storms approaching the area. we have heavy rain moving through. we'll track the storms approaching and show you what you can expect for the rest of your evening. plus, one local lawmaker wants to lower her state's drinking age. why she says current rule is unfair next on nbc 10 news at 5:00.

this is nbc 10 news first alert weather. >> right now, 5:00, first alert weather team tracking storms on the nbc 10 radar. tornado watch issued for many parts of the area tonight. that system could bring severe thunderstorms and damaging winds. this is a live look at cape may, where you can see rain has started to fall. we have seen showers throughout the day, but stronger storms now moving in. >> right to our team of meteorologists. they have more on the timing of all of this and what storms can bring to your neighborhood. >> chief meteorology glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> storms are moving rapidly toward your neighborhood, one way you can tell, look how this camera is shaking. it takes a lot of wind to do that. the winds, a few thousand feet

up, even stronger. and they do a couple of things. pushes the storms and moves them or way faster, and it also, when you get a thunderstorm, allows wind to come down to the surface and create a strong enough wind gust to cause damage. and that may very well happen over the next several hours. tornado watch in effect from the philadelphia area and surrounding suburbs all the way down through delaware and southern half of new jersey. tornado watch means conditions are favorable for some tornadoes to form somewhere in the watch area. it done mean there's going to be a tornado in every single county, for example. but there may be strong wind gusts in every county. we've had showers so far. and now here comes the first round of the heavier rain into lancaster county, just about into chester county. this heavy cell down by chesapeake bay has created some damage, it's moving 55 miles an hour, be near