we've now learned one of the suspects is in custody, and is connected to a series of crimes by the felony lane gang. >> deanna durante just got this new information. she joins us live with the breaking details. >> reporter: the felony lane gang is a nationwide crime family if you will that has been wreaking havoc. it's the most organized crime circuit that they have seen, some officers tell me ever in their careers, they steal license plates, break into cars, empty your bank accounts. that chase began in the township. when it came into montgomery county on the expressway up above in gladwyne some suspects bailed, ran down this hill here and we're told that one suspect jumped into the schuylkill river in order to try and get away from police. here's where the chase started we're told in chester county. that's where police who have been on the hunt for these people breaking into cars we're

told that they saw people trying to steal license plates at a fast food restaurant. that's when the chase began. take a look at video shot by sky force 10. that's after the suspects bailed from the vehicle there, and took off on foot. a number of police departments from two counties went searching with their canine units and rounded up we're told four suspects. those people are now in police custody. and we're told during that chase apparently one police car was hit by the suspects in chester county and two more police cars hit here in montgomery county. we're told that police now are talking with the suspects including the man who jumped into the schuylkill river to try to avoid police. he was taken to bryn-mawr hospital. this case now being sent back to chester county where police are investigating. reporting live in gladwyne, deanna durante, "nbc 10 news." we also have breaking sports news.

sam bradford is staying put in philadelphia. in the past hour the team announced they have re-signed the quarterback for two more years. the terms have not yet been disclosed. bradford led the eagles to a 7-7 record in 14 starts last year, his first season with the birds. john clark will have more on this breaking news coming up at 5:30. and more breaking news coming in. sources confirm to nbc 10 that police have made an arrest in the murder of a transgender woman in philadelphia's frankfurt neighborhood. 25-year-old maya young was found dead sunday along penn street. she had been stabbed multiple times. we are talking to police right now to learn more information about the suspect. right now at 5 we're following the latest in bill cosby's criminal case in montgomery county. an appeals court put a preliminary hearing in the case on hold. it was supposed to take place

next week. the temporary stay comes as the pennsylvania superior court weighs whether or not to reject cosby's pretrial appeal. he is accused of drugging and molesting a woman in 2004. he has maintained his innocence. also tonight a play ground at the jersey shore has become the focus of a hate crime investigation. an act of vandalism appears to reference the atrocities of the holocaust. >> it's all happened as the community is embroiled in a cultural controversy. nbc 10's ted greenberg has more. >> reporter: within feet of children playing innocently, words of hate targeting jews. >> very upsetting. >> reporter: we were there when toms river police came to the playground to investigate the vandalism reading burn the jews, a day after the lakewood scoop website post add photo of the graffiti. >> this is not nazi germany.

this is america. >> this is absolutely a hate crime and a bias crime. i'm hoping we're going to be able to find out who did it. >> reporter: the discovery comes following rising tensions between residents of toms river and neighboring lakewood which has a booming orthodox jewish population that is expanding into nearby towns. >> this is a community that's very diverse. >> last week toms river council barred real estate agents from door-to-door soliciting in two parts of the town near the lakewood border following numerous complaints about aggressive and harassing tactics by agents pressuring people to sell their houses. >> you can be on different sides of either a political issue or social issue and that's perfectly fine. when you attack people based on religious preferences, sexual preferences it crosses the line. >> reporter: township crews removed the panel this afternoon. earlier seth said he was glad his two children are still too

young to read. >> there is no reason to write anything negative about anybody. take that up with yourself, especially in a kids play ground. >> reporter: authorities are urging people to be on the lookout for anyone suspicious here. and starting today police and park security officers are also patrolling this area more frequently. in toms river, ted greenberg, "nbc 10 news." turning to our first alert weather, the warm weather is moving out, hope you enjoyed it and the nbc 10 radar shows rain moving in. >> sheena parveen has a closer look. what a nice day today. but that rain you saw on the radar it's moving in. >> you would never guess it's about to rain, but it will later tonight. you can enjoy the rest of your evening. a live look, nice and dry, still comfortable. still near 60 degrees. we don't have the rain around yet. it's not going to be here until mainly after 10:00 tonight. but there it is, back off to the

west and it will be moving in while many of you are sleeping. and hopefully gone by the morning commute. that's what a lot of models are showing. temperatures are mostly in the 50s, mid to upper 50s across the area, 55 in millville. 50 in dover, 53 in wilmington. we'll mostly stay in the 50s overnight as the rain moves through. so don't count on any of this becoming snowfall. this is 1:00 in the morning. a good portion covered in rain. mid-50s in allentown, even the poconos well above freezing. 46 by 1:00 a.m. with rain moving through. we can't rule out maybe a thunderstorm overnight tonight. but for the morning commute we'll see a lot of this clearing up. it will be getting colder for the morning so despite the nice weather today you probably want the heavy coat in the morning, temperatures much colder and it will be windy, we also have a chance for snow before the week is over it i'll show you details and timing coming up. and this just in. the second man accused in a carjacking crash that killed a mother and three children in

north philadelphia will spend 50 to 100 years in prison. cornelius crawford apologized for his role in the july 2014 case. he pleaded guilty to four counts of third-degree murder and several other charges. the other suspect jonathan rosa pleaded guilty in january. >> now to our decision 2016 coverage of super tuesday. it is the biggest day so far in the race for the white house. with 12 states holding primaries or caucuses and hundreds of delegates at stake. >> nbc 10's lauren mayk with a breakdown of the front-runners and the states to watch. >> this could be a very big day for gop front-runner donald trump. he is even looking beyond super tuesday laying the groundwork in winner take all states voting two weeks from now. like ohio. trump campaigned in columbus, ohio with new jersey governor chris christie. both trump and christie slammed their primary opponent and

democratic candidate hillary clinton. the two republicans say they are trying to shake up washington. >> i haven't even started at hillary yet. hillary cannot make america great. she was talking about something yesterday making america whole. whole. no, i don't want whole. i want great again. i want great again. >> we're just warming up. because we're getting ready for the biggest, the biggest washington politician of them all, hillary clinton, here we come. >> despite his event in ohio trump says he is thinking about the 12 states voting today for the republicans, so let's take a look at what we're talking about here. this is the map for the republicans. primaries alabama, arkansas, alaska, georgia, massachusetts, oklahoma, tennessee, texas, vermont and virginia, and then voters in colorado and minnesota, they will be caucusing. the same goes for the democrats. let's look at them. these, this is the map for them.

again, this is a huge number of states, 12 states holding contests. the most of any tuesday hence the name super tuesday. let's stay on this democratic map and take a look at one of the states we are watching here. that would be massachusetts. massachusetts of course is right next to vermont, so that is a big reason we're watching this, that's where bernie sanders is from, he is voting this morning in burlington, vermont. it has 42 delegates, and it is also where hillary clinton has been campaigning. you see her in springfield, massachusetts here. she has been campaigning hard there as well. both recent polls show her with a slight lead in massachusetts but it's a single digit lead so we're going to keep an eye on that. let's go back to the democrats and look at this larger map here. i want to take a look particularly at these southern states. look at these. we've got texas, arkansas, alabama, georgia, tennessee, and virginia.

those states i touched there, that's 571 delegates up for grabs. now, bernie sanders, he has raised more than $40 million last month. but he has not made a big play for these states right here with that huge number of delegates so that raises the question of whether tonight that could be where we see big numbers for hillary clinton. >> thank you, lauren. nbc 10 has you covered this super tuesday. coming up tonight, a full hour of "nbc nightly news" starting at 6:30. then, get all of your results and analysis during nbc's special coverage starting at 10:00. >> they want to get back in their homes but three years after hurricane sandy, people at the jersey shore say the state has let them down. >> hard to explain what it does to you but it actual ly gets to the fiber of your soul. you think you've done everything right, you work, you retired and think things are going to be all right and they are not.

>> next, the investigators show how the sandy rebuilding program is not only slowing things down but putting new open stackles in the way of struggling homeowners. plus, new video shows a terrifying attack in a train station elevator. now passengers are raising concerns about safety.

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all new at 5:30 the nbc 10 investigators expose the ongoing devastation for thousands of new jersey homeowners, more than three years after hurricane sandy. >> right now the state's largest recovery program has only rebuilt about one out of every three homes. >> frustrated neighbors came to the nbc 10 investigators looking for answers, so nbc 10's george spencer took their questions straight to the top. >> this is our front door. >> the red and white door at penny's little egg harbor home sits well above her head with no stairs. the backyard where her six children played remains a mud pit. >> here where we are standing we had a deck. >> reporter: the family house is still unlivable a full 40 months after hurricane sandy. >> we're still living this

devastation. >> we can't live here. we cannot live in this house. >> reporter: 40 miles to the north sue's retirement dream is also still not rebuilt, neither is lori's home across the street. >> i just feel almost hopeless. >> reporter: the three women are each a face of the sandy recovery, each frustrated by the pace of that recovery, and by public claims seeming to indicate the recovery is complete, like governor chris christie explained at his last presidential debate twice. >> when the worst natural disaster in your state's history hits you, they expect you to rebuild their state which is what i've done. i'm proud to have rebuilt my state after hurricane sandy. >> reporter: so the nbc 10 investigators dug into the data for new jersey's largest recovery initiative, the reconstruction, rehabilitation, elevation, and mitigation program or rim which either reimburses homeowners or pays

contractors directly for the work. we discovered that 7,774 rem grant agreemented have been signed since the storm yet nower than 2800 homes have been rebuilt. barely more than one out of every three approved projects. >> what's going on with this? >> total chaos. >> no one in this group expected to be out of their homes for this long. >> i have two binders, this is a summation. >> reporter: ryan says rem was unprepared for the contractor. the crew didn't repair her foundation and rem wasn't able to find a new contractor to do the more expensive follow-up, leave herg with township code violations in the meantime. >> you get things like this, and you sit on the couch and you cry. >> reporter: she blames her delays on inconsistency in rebuilding standards between rem, her insurance and her township.

the rem program is intended to help residents rebuild even despite such complications but these homeowners say rather than speeding the process rem inefficiency and inadequate communication have often slowed it further and sometimes even added new hurdles. >> i have been working so hard to try to move forward and i continue to hit obstacles. >> reporter: after rem representatives declined our interview request we caught up with governor christie on the snowy campaign trail in new hampshire last month, but didn't get much further. >> are you satisfied with the recovery now? >> i'm never satisfied until everybody gets back in their home but going from 355,000 -- >> what about the rem program? >> the governor's office never responded to our request for a more complete interview, the state department of community affairs points to other numbers saying nearly all rem grant agreements have been signed and about 6700 of 7700 participants

have received a notice to proceed with construction. that doesn't mean construction has actually begun. the agency often publicizes photos like these of rem homeowners whose rebuilding is complete. >> we missed so many things in life. >> but for many in the larger groups, still unfinished, frustration grows. >> it's hard to explain what it does to you but it actually gets to like the fiber of your soul. >> reporter: you heard governor christie cite 355,000 homes destroyed. that is closer to the total number of homes either destroyed or some how damaged by the storm. the residents we talked to are part of a group called the new jersey organizing project, state officials say they have personally met and frequently communicate with that group to address their concerns. >> you can really hear the

frustration in their voices. is the state doing anything to speed things up here? >> so, denise, that's kind of been our primary question in all of this. it's what the main question we wanted answered when we went to state officials asking for an interview. here's what we know. by may 1, several of the so called housing recovery centers will be closed and consolidated into just two offices. officials say that will allow them to focus more resources specifically on the rebuilding and project completion, which they admit is really the, quote, predominant need of rem homeowners. hopefully that will adjust things in a way that gets this moving forward more quickly. >> you wonder if homeowners wonder if that's even going to happen. >> and they don't have a date at this point which obviously is the hardest part. >> george, thank you. appreciate it. let's get an update on our first alert weather from meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, we had a beautiful last couple days but we're going to

see that all change a lot after we go through tonight and into tomorrow. so tonight we have rain moving in. all of the beautiful conditions you saw today it's going to be ending for a while but they come back. then we have windy conditions setting up for tomorrow, and temperatures really start to drop through the day. then we go into tomorrow night. 20 degrees returnings over the next few mornings. not tomorrow morning though. we'll be seeing the temperatures dropping throughout the day, then bottoming out in the 20s, by thursday morning and before the week is over we'll see our next snow chance come back in with colder temperatures, and a clipper system moving in as we go mainly into friday. here's a live look outside, beautiful conditions now, but more clouds than we had earlier. 56 degrees is the temperature, the average high is actually 48 degrees. we're still very mild right now but in fact we did get up to 60 for this afternoon, same thing yesterday, look at the temperature drop, wednesday, 40, thursday 39 and below normal

into the middle of the week and by the end of the week. there is the rain moving in tonight. it's back off to the west. locally we are still nice and dry. we're going to stay that way for the rest of this evening too, so if you have outdoor plans later tonight, you'll be fine. it's really not going to be until after 10:00 p.m. this is what future weather shows, rain, 10, 11:00, showing us midnight now, mostly north and west, look at the temperatures as the rain moves in. we are still going to be in the 50s, so we still have the warm air mass in place and as it moves through overnight 3:00 in the morning there you see it. still in the 50s. then the rain starts to clear out around the time of the morning commute. so now look at 7:00 a.m. look what's happening to the temperatures, very quick drop, once the rain leaves, cold air rushes in. 34 for the temperature. by 7:00 a.m. possibly in allentown. 40 philadelphia so you want the heavy coat tomorrow morning. it's going to get windy, that's going to stay the case through the afternoon too. temperatures are only going to be reaching around 40 degrees because we will see numbers drop

from tonight. then early thursday morning there you see it. 20s come back on the map. so it's going to start to get cold again and there's the snow moving in just in time with the cold air. so this is late thursday into early friday. small clipper system, we could see couple inches out of this storm. mostly north and west of philadelphia, possibly the philadelphia area. it's not a major storm though it looks to be impacting the friday morning commute. so of course as we go through tonight and tomorrow, we'll have a lot more updates and timing on that. for tonight, though, rain moves in, mainly after 10:00 p.m. can't rule out a thunderstorm. temperatures will be well above freezing. then tomorrow we'll be dropping through the day, temperatures falling quickly, it's going to be gusty. about the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. big change from what we had the past couple days, thursday will be a cold day too, around 40 for the afternoon high. then we'll be watching that rain and snow moving in late thursday into friday. the weekend looks nice around 48 degrees by sunday. and we keep on warming as we go into next week.

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after much speculation the eagles announced late this afternoon they have signed quarterback sam bradford to a new deal. >> joining us now with more is john clark from comcast sportsnet. john, what is the deal? >> it's friendly for the team and friendly for sam bradford. he get as two-year deal for a reported $36 million, $26 million guaranteed. sam will be the eagles starting quarterback next season but this does not mean the birds won't

draft a quarterback and groom a young qb. sam set eagle records, 346 completions and a career high 65 completion percentage and doug pederson said last week that sam earned the right to be the quarterback with the way he played the second half of the season. jordan matthews when the season ended said sam has to be the guy point blank period. sam did have a much better second half of the season. he took over as a leader and got more comfortable with the entire team. here is jenkins in the last two weeks on phillies sports talk. >> when he came back he decided to take the team, you know, by the horns, basically, and he really started to be a lot more vocal, started to break down the huddles, to speak to the team before every game and when he did that he gained the trust of his teammates and started playing better. the back half he played really well for us. i think from a player's perspective we got behind him in that back stretch.

>> coming up at 6:00 we'll have more on sam bradford's contract and the phillies first real exhibition of the spring. i'm john clark. see you then. >> right now at 5, disturbing new video showing a terrifying attack inside a train station elevator. you can see the attacker going after a woman with a knife, and tonight this man is still on the loose. >> nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal has been talking with passengers where this happened. and randy, after seeing that they have got to be concerned. >> reporter: it is a disturb video and everyone here says they can absolutely see themselves in this exact situation, they take this elevator here at the station almost every single day, and this woman was by herself when the suspect followed her in and then pulled out a knife. the elevator is busy at rush

hour tonight, passengers take it up to the platform to catch the train. on saturday at 1:30 in the morning it was nearly empty. cameras capture a young woman getting on followed by this man. once the doors close the suspect makes his move, stabbing the victim repeatedly, demanding money in a brazen and aggressive robbery. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: we showed it to septa riders who take this+!bf elevator. >> i catch the train all the time. have to be more careful. >> reporter: they say at night especially if you are a woman it can be absolutely terrifying. >> i take septa train every day. i go to work, i come home and on septa. so to see that, and see the innocent bystander. >> reporter: the 30-year-old victim had to crawl out of the elevator screaming for help. she was hospitalized with puncture wounds, the suspect fled without getting any cash and remains on the loose tonight. >> luckily enough she didn't you

know, sustain more severe injuries, she is lucky to be alive to be that close to someone stabbing you with a knife. >> reporter: the good news is there are surveillance cameras all across the septa station, anybody who does recognize that man caught on that surveillance video is asked to call police, police say he's about 5 fot wait a light beard and he is clearly very dangerous. >> let's get an update on your first alert forecast. tracking rain you see moving in and could stick around for the morning commute. >> sheena parveen is tracking the timing for us. how does it look? >> looks like mostly while you're sleeping the rain will be here and many models show it moving out around the time of the morning commute. a lot of us should be missing it tomorrow but it's going to bring along big changes once that rain leaves we're going to see conditions get windy and also colder. so enjoy the rest of your evening because it's very mild outside now.

a live look at center city, just mostly cloudy so we're starting to see those changes. more clouds moving in ahead of the rain. but we are still dry. parts of western p.a. starting to see the edge of the rain but there it is, it's a cold front and once this moves through and clears out tomorrow, we get colder and winds will be gusting near 40 miles an hour. a big difference. you want the heavier jacket with you through the afternoon. today right now we're still in the 50s, mid-50s through most of the area. we actually topped out in the mid-60s, in philadelphia. but as we go overnight we'll be staying mild. we're not going to get very cold, temperatures in the 50s by 8:30. we'll still be dry by about 10:00, then after that going into the overnight hours, rain starts to move in, starts to get gusty and temperatures stay in the 50s. i'll show you how cold it's going to drop to tomorrow and our next chance of snow before the week's over. >> now to decision 2016, super tuesday has arrived. that means the presidential

candidates are fighting it out for 12 states and hundreds of delega delegates. a live look at a polling place where many are in line in worcester, massachusetts. right now, national polling is in donald trump and hillary clinton's favor. trump has hit a new high. he's got 40% of support among registered republicans and on the democratic side hillary clinton is leading bernie sanders among registered democrats by 10 percentage points. nbc news has reporters following the candidates. >> i'm jacob rascon on the trail with donald trump. who was so confident he has moved on to states like ohio and florida, must wins for his opponents where he will also point out he is ahead in the polls. >> am andrea mitchell in miami. hillary clinton is hoping to hold a victory tonight. she is far ahead of sanders in most of the southern super tuesday states, she's hoping to

make inroads and try to win massachusetts or minnesota. >> i'm in miami, marco rubio's hometown, where he will be as his campaign looks forward to the crucial primary here on march 15. but first, super tuesday and while rubio trails donald trump in every state, his campaign hopes to pick up delegates as it labels donald trump a con artist. >> following ted cruz's campaign at his home state of texas is one cruz must win to be viable moving forward, hoping to play in arkansas and oklahoma too. cruz predicated his campaign on being strong in the south. tonight it will prove if he can be or not. >> and for more on the impact of super tuesday we are joined by jim schultz. >> there has been quite a bit of controversy around donald trump, particularly in the past few days. and a lot of mud slinging between rubio and trump, nasty insults and attacks from both of them. do you think this could affect

tonight's results as it's been so recent? the polling shows it's trump's race to lose. >> there's no place for racism, sexism or bigotry in the republican party, in the country, certainly not in the white house. that's what donald trump needed to say when asked about david duke's endorsement. he didn't do that. and he's going to have to eventually answer to the american people on that in a more meaningful way than my ear piece wasn't working well. that being said he still is the man to beat in this race. and he's -- we're seeing more and more that his numbers seem to increase, it doesn't seem to have much of an impact. he's got a better message that's getting out better than ted cruz on reform, a message that is carrying the day and he has marco rubio getting down in the mud puddle and slinging it around with insults. these are all good things for donald trump because it smacks somewhat of desperation and the

gop establishment. there is even mitt romney out there, he's not a candidate and he's coming after dwt a vengeance. so donald trump is the one to beat and in the short-term certainly super tuesday i don't think it's going to make much of a difference. >> why is super tuesday so important? you mentioned that donald trump is ahead and gained momentum. so what do marco rubio and ted cruz need to do to stay in this race? >> well, every state is assigned a number of delegates. today there are 595 delegates on the line. to win the republican nomination, 1237 of them are necessary by one of these candidates. it's a big day today, it's 11 states and some big states in play. for marco rubio to stay in the race he has to win virginia and come up big in places like georgia and tennessee. and for ted cruz to remain viable, he's got to win texas and win texas handedly or he might not be in the race much longer either. >> such an important day.

we'll be watching closely. legal and political analyst jim schultz. >> thank you. >> and nbc 10 has you covered this super tuesday, coming up tonight, a full hour of "nbc nightly news" starting at 6:30. then get all of your results and analysis during nbc's special coverage starting at 10:00. abe mandel has seen a lot of things change outside his south philadelphia store. >> people walk with sweat pants, with this, with that, and nothing seems to be there. >> so the owner of this iconic clothing store says it's time to get out. coming up he reflects on his 60 years in business. find fantasy shows.

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kelly spent nearly a year at the space station setting a record for an american astronaut. he calls his homecoming bittersweet. >> one thing i need to recognize is all the people that have been on board with missha and i since we have been up here because they are just you know, obviously very important and important to this mission as we are. >> earlier today kelly tweeted out a number of incredible photos of the earth in one he wrote my last sunrise from space action then i got to go. he thanked everyone for following his year in space. well, we have rain moving in, the big changes come tomorrow. it's going to get colder and windy and a chance of snow before the week's over. all of the details coming up.

>> you don't realize how long four minutes is until it's your naked body, you get dressed for a football game. >> another emotional day of testimony for erin andrews today. following andrews tearful day her legal team rested their case. >> for $75 million suit comes eight years after a stalker released nude video of her that was secretly taken in her hotel room. nbc's jay gray with the latest. >> i think about it every day. >> for the second day erin andrews emotions spilled over as she talked about being videotaped without knowledge, nude in a nashville hotel room. >> there is always that guy as i walk by the fans as close as they are and i think my god everyone in this stadium has seen that video. >> that video was posted online by michael barrett who admitted

to stalking the sportscaster secretly recording her. now, andrews is seeking $75 million in a civil lawsuit that names barrett, along with the national marriot and its management company at the time of the incident. claiming negligence, emotional distress, and invasion of privacy. >> do you believe you will ever get over this? >> no. >> during a brief cross-examination today, the hotel's lawyers looked to establish that andrews' career hasn't been irrepably damaged. >> you have done very well in your career. >> yes. >> they also argue the hotel had nothing to do with barrett's actions. despite reports staff members told him andrews was staying there, and agreed to give him the room next door. the trial is expected to wrap up by the end of this week. jay gray, nbc news.

right now new details on a deadly accident in philadelphia. early this morning a worker was killed at the waste management philadelphia material recovery facility. investigators say the man was inspecting his fork-lift parked closed to paper bales. a bale fell on him. he died at the scene. police have not released the victim's name. tomorrow we'll learn more about how pennsylvania's budget battle is impacting four of the state's universities. the leaders of temple university, penn state, and the university of pittsburgh and lincoln university will be in harrisburg. they will meet with the senate and house appropriations committees, all of the schools are waiting for state funding for this year thanks to the budget impasse. >> there is a new adult education campus open in old city. nbc 10 at my place, third and market streets. my place standing for my philadelphia literacy and adult career education.

it provides tutors for literacy, english as a second language and g.e.d. preparation, the fifth center to open and more than 9,000 people have taken advantage of its programs. a beautiful day to get outside, take a look at these little ones out for a stroll. they probably didn't need the jackets and the hats this afternoon, though. temperatures in the mid-60s. the average high is around 48 degrees. so i'm sure everyone was able to enjoy today. yesterday was gorgeous too. we're going to see big changes so we have rain moving in tonight. tomorrow it gets windy and the temperatures really start dropping. 20-degree temperatures return tomorrow night. and for the next few nights too. so it's going to start to get much colder and we have a chance for snow before the week is overment that's mostly going to be late thursday into friday.

i'll show you closer look at that in a second. we are still in the 50s now, it's very mild outside. 56 in philadelphia, 53 wilmington, also in millville, looking at the mid-50s but we noticed the clouds increasing, the rain's not here yet but as we go through tonight late night hours we're going to see rain moving in and temperatures look at the temperature trend we'll be staying in the 50s so we do not expect snow, then look at tomorrow morning. from 4:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m., big drop from the mid-50s to possibly the upper 30s. so we're going to see some big weather changes tomorrow and that cold air is going to be brought in by a lot of wind. so it's going to be gusty. right now we're dry. the rain is still off to our west. that's part of a cold front so there you see the wind coming in behind it. and that is going to bring in the cold air which will be dropping temperatures throughout the entire day. here's a look at future weather. so tonight temperatures stay in the 50s, this is midnight. then the rain moves in so the rest of your evening will be nice and dry. but the 50s will be holding

overnight, 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning staying in about the 40s but look at these numbers dropping as we get closer to 11:00 a.m. some areas in the 30s, so big changes tomorrow. today was nice and warm. but tomorrow you will want to heavy coat. then tomorrow afternoon and earning we're back down into the 30s, then the 20s as we go into thursday morning, look what happens into thursday night. snow approaches, temperature dropping below freezing north and west. this is going to be a smaller clipper system. we could see a couple inches but now looking at friday 9:00 a.m. so it will be impacting the friday morning commute as of now. so of course we'll have more updates on that and as we go through the week. 45 north and west. rain moves in mostly after 10:00 tonight. tomorrow we'll see colder air moving in, very windy, temperatures falling to around 40 degrees, so you will want to have the jacket with you even thursday and friday morning we're in the 20s even saturday morning but then there you see it, the snow as we go into

friday morning more on that one tonight at 11:00. >> lester holt joins us now from the nbc studios in new york. >> you have a big night ahead as you watch the results from super tuesday. >> we sure do. 12 states are watching it all on this super tuesday presidential contest. why a huge night for trump doesn't mean the race is over and why clinton is shifting to a new target. we'll take you inside where apple and the fbi are facing off and more testimony from the erin andrews trial, is the hotel to blame for giving her stalker access? we'll hear some of the cross-examination of her when we see you back here shortly for live coverage on a very big night but back to you now in philly. >> a lot to look forward to tonight. thank you. see you at 6:30. sis story has been a fixture on east pashy yunk avenue. >> now the owner says it's time to hang up his hat. >> i'm sure that when i walk out of this store and the store will be empty, i'll say what am i

going to do now. >> how customers can say good-bye to his iconic store coming up on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00.

after 60 years in business the owner of a prominent men's store in south philadelphia is calling it quits. >> at 75, abe mandel the owner of a man's image is retiring.

the store has been a fixture in the south philadelphia community. abraham who many customers call dr. abe has spent much of his life making sure the clothes made the men of philadelphia and beyond. >> years ago you had a guy like me in every store. there was a master clothier. used to guide the people, say to the people, that will look nice on you, that will fit you. that's a good color for your face. used to walk out years ago people used to walk out, they were a picture, like models. >> mandel spent his life making sure people looked good. he says now people don't take as much pride in the way they look. >> today people walk with sweat pants, with this, with that, and nothing seems to be there. but i guess that's the trend and that's the sign of the times. you can't change them. that's the way people are today. >> the store is having a going

out of business sale beginning march 17th, there are already plans to turn the building into a restaurant. i'm sure for dr. abe it's bittersweet, 60 years a long time to do anything. >> ask i know. all of those teachings i'm sure will stick. he would be disappointed to know half the times we are wearing ugs under the desk. coming up next. a bird fighting bust. we're following this developing situation inside a local home. plus, a drive-by shooting in the middle of the afternoon. tonight nbc 10 tracked down the surveillance video. that's next.

>> attacked and nowhere to run. disturbing video of a woman stabbed inside a septa elevator. also tonight, video of a triple shooting, men jumped out of their suv and opened fire, not far from a school. plus, the philadelphia eagles land their starting quarterback, tonight developments on sam bradford's new contract. good ink. i'm jacqueline london. first up at 6:00 a lot going on. we begin with super tuesday. a crucial night in deciding who will square off for president. five candidates left on the republican side. two for the democrats.

so many delegates up. lauren mayk has been following decision 2016 and the latest on all of the candidates. >> in less than an hour the first polls will close, but the exit polls, they are already coming in. one showing 22% of republicans deciding in the last couple days who to cast their vote for. this could be a very big night for gop front-runner donald trump. he isn't even in a super tuesday state. he campaigned in ohio which is a winner take all primary in two weeks. trying to get a boost from governor chris christie who campaigned with him in columbus. >> we need a leader once again who will mean what he says and say what he means. and we know who that person is. donald j. trump. >> senator marco rubio, he has not won any state yet but he said at a rally today in minnesota that he thinks he will finish ahead