commute time, temperatures right around freezing, kind of marginal so it's hard for this to stick to the road so have to be fairly heavy. most of the snow will be melting in south jersey and department with the borderline temperatures and heavy enough we could see it stick. it's going to be slippery. philadelphia area, some light snow possible for the morning drive. temperatures right around that freezing mark again. so, it is going to be fairly marginal around the philadelphia area. north and west at or below freezing but in these areas we're going to have the least amount of snow. coming up we'll take a look at the timing through the rest of the morning, and we also have some 70-degree temperatures in the forecast, we'll show you how much snow you may be able to expect that's straight ahead. >> and the snow could impact school start times in the morning, be sure to check for closing delays first thing in the morning on the nbc 10 app, you can also track the snow as it moves through your neighborhood with the first alert radar that's on your smart phone or tablet.

>> now to decision 2016. where today new jersey governor chris christie responded to the social media fire storm about his appearance right here during this donald trump event on super tuesday. >> i wasn't being held hostage, no, i wasn't sitting up there thinking my god what have i done. i wasn't upset, i wasn't angry, i wasn't despondent. >> christie says he was simply standing by the person he endorsed for president. christie says he will continue to help donald trump's campaign and says he will not listen to calls for his resignation. >> this comes after another new jersey newspaper joined a chorus against christie. the star ledger said in an editorial that christie should step down. this is the cover it reads christie it's time to resign. nbc 10's cydney long is live in trenton. she questioned the governor today and your question got quite the reaction. >> well, jackie and jim, it did. admittedly we know governor

christie doesn't like to play second fiddle so i think he got a kick out of the fact that that blafrpg stare on super tuesday sort of stole the show if you will. he said he wasn't being held hostage by trump but this internet freak-out well, the one that happened this week replaces last weekend when trump told him to get on a plane and go home. >> like listen. i don't know what i was supposed to be doing. i was standing there listening to him. and you know, all these like armchair psychiatrists like should give it a break. >> governor christie on the defense in the state house outer office today. he held a nearly two-hour press conference, defending that blank stare on the evening of super tuesday. he said it wasn't a festive rally or a time to cheer. >> this is part of the hysteria of the people who oppose my trump endorsement. they want to read anything into it that can be neg the if. that's fine. i understand that. i can care less.

so no, i wasn't being held hostage, no, i wasn't sitting up there thinking oh, my god, what have i done. >> christie responded to the fact that a fist full of new jersey napss saying they are sick of self serving attitude. christie has no plan to give in. >> i'm trying to find some way to be relevant, as their circulation recline as the readership declines, they are trying toing relevant and the only way is set themes on fire which is what they did over the last two days. >> reporter: speaking of held hostage it was a long press conference. christie took two hours of questions by the media after he said he simply didn't feel like answering questions earlier in the week on monday, so we also asked him about mitt romney's criticism of trump and also how many times he plans to stump out of state for his friend of 14 years and we'll have more on the long conversation coming up at 5

and 6. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> glad you got freed up for that live shot there. christie stood up for trump, the last republican nominee is slamming the outspoken front-runner. >> mitt romney called out trump referring to him as a phony and a fraud. nbc 10's rosemary connors joins us with more on romney's criticism. romney did not mince words at all. >> he did not. in his speech mitt romney called donald trump everything from a misogynist to a bully who threatens america's future. he spoke to a crowd sharing his insight into this year's presidential race, the focus was on trump, he said any of the other republican candidates would make a better nominee for president. romney said that trump is playing the american public for suckers. >> if we republicans choose donald trump as our nominee, the prospects for a safe and

prosperous future are greatly diminished. >> donald trump is a phony. a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> trump had the final word this afternoon in maine. he recalled the time he endorsed romney four years ago. >> i backed him, you can see how loyal he s. he was begging for my endorsement. i could have said mitt, drop to your knees, he would have dropped to his knees. he was begging. >> trump said romney failed the republican party in the last election, he believes it was a race that romney should have won. now as you heard a moment ago from cydney long, governor chris christie addressed some of the criticism by mitt romney today, christie said that he's friends with mitt romney and that romney is entitled to his opinion. he went on to say the former gop nominee should endorse somebody himself, more later on at 5:00.

reporting from the digital operations center, rosemary connors, "nbc 10 news." >> we are not finished because trump is going to take the stage with three candidates at the fox news debate in detroit. >> it's the first republican debate since trump's big win on super tuesday and the last before michigan's primary next week. ben carson dropped out of his hometown debate telling supporters he sees no political path forward. he'll make an announcement about the future of his campaign tomorrow. for the democrats bernie sanders rallied today in lincoln, nebraska, hearsay campaign trying to pick up steam and delegates after winning four states on super tuesday. he has more than 400 delegates while hillary clinton has more than 1,000. nebraska holds a democratic caucus saturday. we have all of the information you need for decision 2016, you can find it all on the nbc 10 app. to other news now. we learned that five people died in a crash in the lehigh valley

were co-workers commuting home after work last night. sky force 10 was over this mangled mess on route 222 last night. police tell nbc 10 the driver of the car crossed the center grass median and slammed head on into a tractor-trailer, all five people in the car died. the driver of the tractor-trailer wasn't seriously hurt. we have new information in the murder of a transgender woman in philadelphia. police announced a second arrest today. jose pena is charged with murder and conspiracy. investigators arrested tiffany floyd on the same charges earlier this week. they say the two killed 25-year-old maya young in frankford. she was found dead last month along penn street. she had been stabbed to death. with the possible strike looming new jersey transit says riders should brace for some slow riding. today transit officials announced their contingency plan in case railroad workers walk

off the job next weekend, the plan is beefed up bus ferry and rail service. that will accommodate a third of the customers who commute into new york by train every day. the pass train is expected to extend rail. the average train commute from hamilton mercer county takes 65 minutes, that would change dramatically in the event of a strike. if workers do walk off the job next weekend, the same commute from hamilton to new york would take well over two hours using a bus or pass train. >> it would take so much longer, and vid to be at school at 8:00 a.m. so i already wake up early so that wouldn't work. >> under federal law march 13 is the first day railroad workers can strike, that means we're now just over nine days from the possibility of that happening. unions have authorized the

strike if an agreement isn't reached. the first and only new jersey transit strike took place in 1983. philadelphia mayor jim kenney revealed a budget plan, in at tax on soda that would help pay for universal pre-k and other initiatives. it propose as 3 cent per ounce tax on sugary drinks. he also wants $600 million to repair and reorganize city rec centers, parks and libraries and money to pay for police body cameras and an energy efficiency campaign. the budget is now in the hands of city council which is opposed similar drink taxes twice before. denise joins us more with more on the plan how it would help the children. >> the mayor spoke about five programs but the one that got the largest response was on

education, specifically expanded pre-k. >> the first is prek. >> support for mayor kinney's budget came loudest with the mention of quality pre-k. people sitting in the balcony above council chambers held up signs in support of expanded pre-k at the cost of 2$256 million including state and federal funding. >> we could have 25,000 quality pre-k seats over the next five years. >> as he spoke about the need for early education across the board the superintendent of the philadelphia school district nodded his head. >> i thought he hit a home run in the speech. i think the priorities were consistent with what he campaigned on. clearly all of the issues that are important to me, pre-k, community schools. >> caller: ken ayee says the future starts with early learning wrapping up with a personal story visiting young students and then a prison inmate.

>> he shed is the best school i ever attended. the best school he ever attended in jail. it is our responsibility to those two 4-year-old little boys and every 4-year-old little boy and girl in this city, to not let them go on the road but get them on the road to pen. >> reporter: most of the funding for expanded pre-k will come from the proposed soda tax, another program community schools we'll explain how that will be a good change for philadelphia. reporting live, denise nakano, "nbc 10 news." after 23 years behind bars the family after local boxer is protesting his arrest for a murder they say he didn't commit. >> had he not been arrested in the first place he would have never have been solitary confinement. >> right there you see nearly two dozen people rallying outside the district attorney's office today call forge jerome coffee's release.

he is serving life sentence for the shooting death of johnny moss. his family says he was building a crib for his nephew at the time of the shooting. >> today we have to ask this district attorney to reopen the case. what we want to get out of this is freedom. >> coffee's filed appeal after appeal but the state supreme court upheld his conviction in 2013. lynn abraham was the d.a. at the time. her office said she was not available for comment. >> track star turned killer, oscar pistorius is preparing for his return to prison this afternoon. that's after south africa's highest court dismissed his laterest appeal. it clears the way for a judge to sentence pistorius next month. he killed his girlfriend in his home three years ago. his appeal claimed a court was wrong to overturn his conviction and declare him guilty of murder. he faces a minimum of 15 years

in prison. >> an uber driver accused in a deadly shooting spree in michigan will have a mental exam. that will delay the case of jason dalton until may. police say dalton shot and killed six people while driving for uber in kalamazoo last month. investigators say dalton did not know the victims. two other people were wounded, one a 14-year-old girl originally pronounced dead but doctors say she opened her eyes tuesday and recognized her parents. the other survivor is a woman who was moved from a hospital to a rehab facility this week. you may soon be able to fly direct from philadelphia international airport to cuba. frontier american jetblue and others have filed applications with the federal government for the coveted routes. frontier requested one round trip on saturdays from philly to deal between the u.s. and cuba allows for 30 daily round trip flights. >> add one more item to the list of things offered by wawa. the first compressed natural gas

fueling station opened today at the store on berkley road. compressed natural gas is popular among truck fleets. it cuts pollution and is cheaper than regular gas. today sam bradford officially signed a two-year deal to stay in philadelphia and lead the eagles as quarterback. >> amy is joining us live with more on what bradford had to say about the decision to stay in philly. got to be glad to have this done. >> exactly. at least for a couple of years. the quarterback questions can now stop. it was the hot topic as soon as the season ended even while the season was going on. sam bradford is the eagles starting quarterback, he addressed the media after signing the contract. tweeting out this picture, taking his pen to paper, signing the contract at the team training facility. he took to podium after that and left no questions about why he signed this deal to keep him here in philadelphia. >> this is where i wanted to be.

obviously, you know, there is some change, some turnover, but i think we have a great group of guys in the locker room. i really enjoyed my time here last year. i built some great relationships with some of those guys. and that's who i want to take to the field with and it is this why i wanted to come hook here. >> he will be coming back to a new head coach. coming up bradford talks about whether he believes the eagles are a playoff team right now. more from the quarterback coming up. back to you. >> as we now know that sam is staying in philadelphia. i want to look back at his career. let's start in high school. you ready for this. there he is. he looks so young there. he started in football but also basketball and golf. he was highly recruited but chose to stay close to home for college. he went on to win the heisman trophy, of course his sophomore season at oklahoma, in 2008.

going to show you there's that. winning picture there. he suffered a season-ending injury the following year and in 2010, the st. louis rams selected bradford as the number one pick in the nfl draft. you recall he was the rams' offensive rookie of the year in 2010 but it was again sidelined by those injuries. now fast forward to last march, he was traded to the eagles in exchange for nick foles. you remember that. y started 14 games and now he will be with the birds again for two more years. jackie. >> all eyes on bradford. snow may be in the forecast tomorrow but signs of spring are blooming in store fronts. businesses decorated the windows in anticipation of the philadelphia flower show. they received the award for categories like most historic, best use of natural elements and best representation of a national park. the flower show kicks off this saturday at the pennsylvania

convention center. well, yes, we are tracking snow moving into the area. wilt mainly start overnight tonight and it is going to continue for the morning commute. now, not everyone will see a big impact from the snow, but it will be messy especially in new jersey and delaware tomorrow morning. and as the snow is fall, it's going to be more on the wet side so roads will be slippery. i'll show you the timing and totals. next week it's going to feel like spring. temperatures will be in the 70s. right now we have overcast skies in philadelphia so that's ahead of our next system. that will be bringing us snow. 38 in philadelphia, feels more like 33 degrees with a light wind out there. but as we go overnight, temperatures aren't going to get extremely cold. borderline around the freezing mark. so overnight temperatures drop to around 31 degrees by 3:00 a.m. staying that way into the early morning commute and really that's the time the snow is going to be falling.

so we'll see that snow moving in but because temperatures are borderline and also because of the sun angle now we're really not going to see it sticking very easily. now here's the weather system. there you see the snow, some rain with it too. locally we are still dry. the closest kind of approaching the washington area. still very light at this point. it wouldn't be until late tonight that we start to see the snow move in and lingering overnight into the early morning hours. here's what future weather is showing. we stay dry for the rest of the evening. so you have plans you should be fine. then we go into about 11:00 p.m. midnight into early tomorrow morning. and then here you see the snow moving in 7:00 in the morning. look at these temperatures, right around freezing. not extremely cold, so it's going to be a little hard for the snow to stick. by 8, 9:00 in the morning there you see the snow continuing for new jersey and delaware. that's going to be the biggest impact for the morning commute, new jersey and delaware. maybe even closer to the philadelphia area. but these are going to be some of our highest totals and when i

say high totals i really only mean a couple inches bauts because it's going to be a little difficult for the snow to pile up. flew the afternoon that all clears out, temperatures right around 40 degrees. so as we go into the morning hours, here is the snow accumulation across the area. less than an inch farther north and west. maybe up to an inch around the philadelphia area. then we're looking at possibly 1 to 2 for parts of south jersey, could also be the case in central delaware. so as we go through the morning keep that in mind because it will be causing i think travel delays. as far as the roads are concerned, like i mentioned the temperatures around freezing, the lighter snow should be melting but that heavier snow maybe even moderate snow could be sticking. it is going to be the slushy type of snow, so the roads are still going to be slippery, there could be school delays, not enough for cancellation though. that would mostly be in new jersey and delaware. we are watching as we go through tomorrow morning, any heavier wet areas developing, that would be causing the low visibility.

so again, that would be an issue not good timing for the morning hours of course. the light snow moves in late, slick spots overnight. 3,500 for the low, 25 degrees areas north and west. through the afternoon after the snow leaves by about lunch time for new jersey and delaware, we'll see gradual clearing through the day, temperatures right around 40 degrees. so still cold in the afternoon, we go into the weekend, mid-40s saturday, cloudy conditions action could see early showers on sunday. otherwise we're clearing, mid-40s and next week's forecast, monday and tuesday, just beautiful sunny getting warmer near 70 on tuesday, low 70s on wednesday, that could get close to a record high and we go into thursday, some showers but we are still in the mid-60s. >> can we keep that the way? moving on forward? that would be great. right. the academy award winning actor will be in our area and fans can meet him. >> when and where you can see robert deniro. plus, the tooth the surprise one

man found in his pool. how they stumbled upon the uninvited guest. naughty nurse. the dangerous secret an operating room snurs was hiding on the job. >> and later, food fight. the family feud that could change the look and taste of one of our area's famous cheese steaks. >> a look at the closing bell and final numbers from wall street update all around.

>>. >> following breaking news on the university of delaware campus in newark, a pedestrian is in the hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a jeep. there you see it. police say the driver of this jeep ran a red light, clipped a vehicle and hit that person on the sidewalk. this appeared at east delaware and academy street.

two other people were also hurt in this accident. a driver try escaping from a deputy when he took off in new mexico but he took the deputy along for the ride. watch how it started. you see the deputy asking the driver to get out of the car. the driver refused, the deputy tried to pull the driver out, and the man drives off with the deputy still in the car. the deputy was not hurt, the suspect turned himself in to police. >> wild. >> you live in florida alligators come with the territory. >> but you don't really expect one that's 9 feet long in your pool. right? >> no. >> one family near tampa did that. and they have the video to prove it. they noticed bubbles streaming to the surface at first. then they realized yeah, a 300-pound reptile had taken up residence here with big teeth. wildlife experts wrangled him out of the pool and brought him back home. >> this is what i see on the

news, not in my yard. that's no gate e that's a big gator. >> wildlife experts say it's just getting warmer out there and the gators are looking for places to cool off. just like humans. >> oh, boy. glad she noticed before diving in. >> definitely. the weather is our top story today. >> sheena parveen is tracking yes, some snow this afternoon. >> that's right. it's going to move in late tonight and into tomorrow morning, some areas will see it for the morning commute. i'll show you who can expect it and how much or how little you may be able to see it pile up in your area. >> plus, a man in a wheelchair shot and killed by police. how the family is taking action against the officer and why they say it was not justified. a video showing a thief crawling into a play room. see his multiple crimes caught on camera all new on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00.

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a sunny but brisk day across the area. people had on their heavy coats earlier today. but the nbc 10 first alert weather team is tracking changes moving in. take a look. the nbc 10 first alert radar is tracking snow headed our way. some will see the first flakes falling in a few hours. you can count on nbc 10 to help you prepare now for what's coming. i wond irif it's our last snow of the season. >> we'll find out from first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. she has more on the timing of this. >> yeah, we're going to see the snow move in as early as overnight tonight. so some will be seeing that tonight and especially early tomorrow morning.

right now the snow is not here yet. what you have noticed is these overcast skies developing. we had sunshine, now the clouds have rolled in and it's ahead of the next weather system. there it is right on the doorstep. snow off to our west and southwest with rain farther south. this is the area that we are watching as we go into overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning for the morning commute. so the timing it's not very good for tomorrow morning but we don't expect a large accumulation. right now temperatures are above freezing, so the temperatures are going to be the one thing that will also be a little bit tricky for accumulation across the area. 34 now allentown, 35 in pottstown, upper 30s for philadelphia, south jersey and delaware. and as we go through tonight temperatures will be dropping but kind of marginal around the freezing point. we go overnight here is future weather. we're looking at 11:00 tonight. temperatures still above freezing, showing the snow moving in. so it's going to move in as snow. but really with the temperatures

in the mid-30s still, it's going to be hard for the snow to accumulate. lighter snow melts on roadways. we see heavier spots that could stick. it's going to be slushy and make things slippery overnight into early tomorrow morning so we expect slick spots. temperatures dropping down a little more. some spots still right around freezing. 8:00 in the morning, new jersey and delaware, these are the two areas that we'll be watching for the morning commute. i think there is a chance there could be school delays. what we see out of this system, not enough for an actual cancellation. so maybe the kids are going to be disappointed. either way we'll see this around for the morning commute. coming up i'll show you how much you can expect and when it will leave. also the timing of warmer weather as we go into next week. that's straight ahead. >> sheena mentioned the snow could impact school start times so check for school closing, delays, first thing in the morning on the nbc 10 app. you can also track the snow as it moves right through your neighborhood with the first

alert radar right on your smart phone or tablet. from our delaware bureau, the family of a man shot and killed by police while he sat in his wheelchair filed a lawsuit against the wilmington police department. the entire incident was captured on cell phone video. the family says the officers didn't need to use deadly force but the department disagrees. nbc 10 reporter tim furlong has new developments. >> show me your hands. >> reporter: responding to reports after man with a gun police told jeremy paralyzed and in a wheelchair to put his hands up. the cell phone video doesn't let us understand all the details. we know how his life ended. in the days after the shooting wilmington's chief said the officers, three white and one hispanic, were justified in their actions. >> the officers perceived what was a threat and responded. >> reporter: his family and the attorneys standing around his

wheelchair announce they are suing the police department they say mcdowell wasn't armed and no athlete the officers. >> their lawsuit asserts that jeremy was not suffering mental health issues and was unlawfully shot, 16 times, by poorly trained, and unqualified police officers. >> reporter: the attorney general and the police say they are investigating the unnamed officers' actions that day. the family says it is time they get answers and their attorney says they believe race played into this shooting. >> the lawsuit asserts that the police would not have shot a similarly situated white person. >> reporter: tim furlong, "nbc 10 news." >> a nurse accused of being drunk during surgery at a hospital has resigned. police say richard stumbled into a veterans hospital before surgery last month. he admits to drinking four or five beers before assisting in the operation. he is charged with reckless endangerment and dui, he says he

forgot he was on call and had been drinking when he was called in for an emergency operation. take a look at this new video of thieves breaking into a business. two are men, the others are a woman, the other is a woman i should say, she smashed through a window at vince's clothing on walnut saturday. they grabbed as much as they could take, and they knocked over mannequins. call police if you know about this crime. she was an african woman born into slavery, then freed by her quaker owner. we're talking about phyllis, the laundrieress and historians are now telling her forgotten story. she made her debut along with the latest exhibit, women at work in revolutionary america, part of the celebration of women's history month. >> actor robert deniro will make a special stop in the area tomorrow. the award winner will be appearing as himself at a liquor

store. he will take part for a fine wine and good spirits store in dplen mills. he will take part in a ribbon cutting and private meet and greet for 15 attendees. he is in town promoting his line. a mother and sports icon is taking a big step to protect future players. >> coming up the soccer star who says she will donate her brain to research. plus, the benefits of aspirin, new research shows a pill a day can do more than help your heart. breaking down the new perk next. >> also, the famous philly cheese steak chain that could be forced to change its identity. >> and poisoned on vacation, this delaware family sill recovering almost a year later now three businesses could pay the price for their role. details coming up.

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>> to play a round of golf on a course by tiger woods. >> now imagine being 11 and having tiger watch you and then doing this. >> yeah, a hole in one for taylor. he knocked it in from 81 yards out yesterday on the first hole of a new course designed by tiger. and tiger was right there to cheer taylor on.

talk about pressure. >> i know. and the nerves, apparently not bothering him. we've seen tiger choking and not making great shots but this little kid with tiger watching, no problem. >> a camden county actor will play on nbc 10 tonight. >> on the drama shades of blue, he volunteers to play taps at military funerals in camden county and in tonight's episode he will fittingly play the role of a graveside bugler. he has been acting for 25 years with roles in creed. here is a look at tonight. starting at 8:00, u, me and the apocalypse, and blind spot, murphy in shades of blue, and "nbc 10 news" at 11. well, today we saw the clouds increasing and now we're going to see snow moving in. so we've been talking about it for a few days, tracking snow,

it's going to move in very late tonight. and it will be here for part of the area tomorrow. so it will be a messy commute for some. not everybody, mostly look likes new jersey and delaware but it is going to be a little hard for the snow to accumulate. so i'll show you what i mean in a minute. otherwise after this week's over because it felt like winter, next week we're going to feel a lot more like spring. 70-degree temperatures coming back in the forecast. we're all above freezing, north and west in the mid-30s, 38 degree, philadelphia, mid to upper 30s south jersey and delaware. so temperatures will be one of the reasons why the snow is going to be hard tear accumulate as it moves in. right now we have snow just back off to the west and snow trying to develop right around maryland, but the bulk of the moisture that we're watching is still off to our west and southwest. that will be moving in as we go overnight tonight. so here you see it. i circled it for you. we have the snow, rain to the south, but we're really going to see the snow moving in. mainly snow for us, what's going

to happen with the roads at least are the marginal temperatures causing the snow to not stick as much as it would if we had even colder temperatures so by marginal i mean right around freezing. now the lighter snow will be melting on the roads, the heavier snow will be sticking so we'll have to watch that closely. this type of snow is going to be the slushier type, still slippery on the roads for the morning commute especially so school delays are possible in new jersey and delaware, but it's not going to last all day so i think just a delay is best doesn't look like school cancellations. we'll be the first to have it for you. nbc 10 also nbc10.com. the heavy wet snow in the warning, some spots possible in new jersey and delaware. that would be lowering visibility so of course always a concern during the morning commute hours with so many people on the roadways. here's future weather now. so with the temperatures right around freezing, kind of marginal as the snow moves in. look what happens by 11:00 p.m. and midnight snow moving in, getting closer to the philadelphia area, then look at the numbers.

at about the mid-30s to low 30s, not far below freezing though as the snow continues to move in. here's 6, 7:00 in the morning. temperatures right around freezing. kind of marginal. we'll see this snow falling. but maybe not sticking so quickly. by 10:00 in the morning. there you see it continuing in new jersey and delaware as this whole thing starts to move offshore. temperatures may be a couple degrees above freezing. with the sun angle now again it's going to be the slushier snow but still slippery on the roadways and maybe couple inches at best in parts of new jersey and delaware. clearing as we go through the rest of friday, and then we'll see conditions improving as we go into the rest of your weekend. as far as the snow forecast is concerned, less than an inch north and west of philadelphia, up to an inch around the philadelphia area. and maybe 1 to 2 inches in parts of new jersey and delaware with that last band of snow moving out. for tonight, light snow late tonight, some slik spots, it's wet slushy snow so slippery on

the roadways, the temperatures at or below freezing overnight. not for long. snow new jersey and delaware in the morning, then gradual clearing through the afternoon high temperatures right around 40 degrees, going into the weekend mid-40s but we could see a few light showers sunday morning, other than that we warm up next week, and there are the 70s i was telling you about by wednesday, 72 degrees, feel like spring. >> family feud is turning into a food fight at one of our area's well known cheese steak shops. >> a lawsuit against tony look's could strip the conshohocken its name and recipes. >> and i get to say this. this one's for the birds. one city tired of the them making messes like this. so they have come 1 a new idea to stop it. that story all new on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00.

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>> a family fluid could mean changes for a famous philadelphia sandwich shop. >> the family behind tony luke's. kour cheese steak could be no longer available. more on what's tearing this family apart. >> reporter: well, the man at the head of the family, tony lueke senior is prepared to fight for what is his. now, both are all part of the family say they feel they have been wronged and both sides are suing each other, at stake the family business, that all have worked to build. it's just before noon at front and oregon. the lunch lines are starting to

form. >> with hot peppers. >> reporter: customers don't know there is a food fight brewing between both sides of the family behind tony luke's. >> the roast pork, the rib eye and cheese steak at a joint more than 20 years. the son is threatening the shop so many have come to love. >> i hate to see a family feud get in the way of closing down an institution. those things happen. would be a shame. it's a landmark. >> according to documents each side has filed suit against the other. anthony senior and his son nick maintain operations at the store on front and oregon. tony lueke junior headed up a separate company. junior would buy the ingredient like the spinach, from his dad and brother. but after the family dispute the sales stopped and the legal battles increased. each side has sued the other claiming they have been wronged.

>> all these are my recipes that i created back in 92. everything here. i don't know where it went wrong. >> tony is saddened saying he helped create the recipes and along with his father and brother. he says he's done everything he can to build the name. and he thanked customers. the customers say they will be loyal. >> i come across the bridge just for a tony luke's. >> never good when a family feuds like that when you own a business. it's unfortunate. i've been coming for a while. great food. >> i talked to tony lueke jr. on the phone, he can't say too much about the situation, he is devastated that it's playing out in the public eye and he says he wants to thank all of the customers standing by him and his family. deanna durante, "nbc 10 news." >> that is one juicy feud right

there. >> you hate to see family feuds like this. >> here is rosemary connors. >> they are members of the same party but donald trump and mitt romney are on the attack against each other. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud, his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> the guy ran one of the worst campaigns in the history of modern politics. >> and that's not even the worst of what they said. we'll break down the war of words and its impact on the presidential race. >> i'm tracking snow, it's going to be here as early as late tonight. and around for some of you for the morning commute. i'll show you who can expect it and how much that's coming up next.

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lot of snow, but it will be around for part of the area for the morning commute so that will be a concern with so many cars on the road and snow falling. the main areas off to the west, there is a little bit of light snow that the radar is trying to show forming over maryland. the bulk is sill pretty far away. we'll see that move in late tonight. right now temperatures are still above freezing, so the temperatures are going to be part of the reason that the snow is going to be harder to accumulate. 34 now pottstown and allentown. 38 philadelphia, still about in the mid-30s through much of south jersey and delaware. so as we go overnight tonight or at least late tonight, 11:00 p.m., there you see the snow, but now we're going to look ahead to the morning commute tomorrow. so, the system, smaller weather system is here by 8:00 in the morning, and you see the snow through south jersey and delaware. maybe light snow north and west, but the main concern for the morning commute will be new jersey and delaware because by 8:00 we will see snow falling. now it's going toe