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in critical condition. police tell us it all started when they spotted a possible drug buy in delaware county. two suspects took off in a rental car toward west philadelphia. they crashed into several cars. first reported case of zika virus. a 55-year-old woman tested positive for the virus after returning from a trip outside of the united states to an area where zika virus has been found. the state health department says they are -- there are now six confirmed cases of zika virus in pennsylvania. the virus is generally mild but it has been linked to birth defects in brazil. now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> our stretch of sunny weather continues today. and it's really warming up nicely outside as we take a live look right now at the museum of art in philadelphia. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist

sheena parvene is here with the forecast. >> well, warmer temperatures today. it's going to be a little warmer than yesterday, about ten degrees. take a look at satellite and radar. nice dry day for us too. and this is really going to continue for us for the rest of the week. big area of high pressure to the south. that's why we're going to be so much warmer this afternoon, about ten degrees warmer. we have this southwest wind pulling up the warmer temperatures. take a look at what's going to happen through the day. we'll be topping out around 70 degrees between 2:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. then as we even go into this evening temperatures will still be mild around the mid-60s still by 6:00 p.m. by 8:00 still around 60 degrees. keep in mind the average high this time of the year is actually 50 degrees. we're going to be about 20 degrees above that today, but even warmer tomorrow and thursday. and we are looking at record high temperatures. but coming up, i'll show you how warm it will be over the next couple of days and our next chance of rain that's actually just in time for the weekend so we'll take a look at that with

your seven-day coming up. thank you, sheena. time now for a check of the roads. jessica boyington, you and i were just watching an odd sight here of a man and a motorcycle on 476. tell us more about it. >> that's exactly what happened. what we were doing is watching this camera shot here because of another accident scene we were picking up some delays approaching route 1 on the blue route on the northbound side. and then what we actually accidentally stumbled upon was another guy over here who actually fell off his motorcycle as he was driving. it looked like just a disabled motorcycle, didn't seem like a crash. but now we have another accident scene that just coincidentally popped up in our cameras here. you you can definitely see we have that police activity there as well. we have a fire engine here. now we're seeing on the original side where we had accident scene approaching and now this accident scene as well as you can see tying things up with one lane only getting by as we have fire trucks. here's 76 around market street. here's 76 around market street. this is 76 over into new jersey. this is where you're going to be approaching the philadelphia

area over the bridges, no problems but there are some bridges closed in new jersey around 295 and auburn around exit 7 closed for construction until 2:00 p.m. if you are in new jersey maybe heading over from philadelphia into new jersey watch the ben franklin bridge. eastbound we have two lanes blocked with construction, vai. jessica, thank you. countdown continues to a possible new jersey transit triek. rail unions have thosauthorized rail unions have thosauthorized strike if no deal is reach. many in our area use the trenton and hamilton stations, a strike would also affect the atlantic city line between a.c. and philadelphia. >> it will definitely be very dramatic. it will be a culture shock for a lot of people. >> every day i take a train to and from work in cherry hill. without the train i'm pretty much, you know, i can't get there. >> new jersey transit has put together a contingency plan which relies heavily on added bus service. universal pre-k in

philadelphia is expected to get a big boost in private funding today. the william penn foundation plans to make a significant grant to the fund for quality. that fund gives money and planning services to places that offer pre-k in philadelphia. today's announcement will be made at a preschool that's already been helped by the fund for quality. the mayor will be there. jim kenney promised universal pre-k as part of his election campaign. and later today, two pennsylvania lawmakers will urge schools not to close over the ongoing budget stalemate in harrisburg. the education department last month sent school districts a list of things to consider if they have to close because of a lack of state funding. the dispute between governor tom wolf and the republican led legislature has put schools in the middle as they fight to payday-to-day expenses. and happening today, lawmakers will vote on whether to close a local jail. board of mercer county freeholders will vote tonight on the plan to close the mercer county jail. the closure would put almost 300

corrections officers out of work, also 700 inmates would have to be moved to hudson county. and happening now, work is starting on a new project to help low income and homeless families. project home is breaking ground on a new facility in north broad street in north philadelphia. there will be retail and office space as well as 88 apartments for formerly homeless and low income men and women. access to medical, behavioral health and substance abuse services. and the building is slated to open early next year. gone to the tennessee titans. reports say that's where the eagles are sending running back demarco murray. birds are also saying good-bye to two other players from the chip kelly regime as part of an offseason shakeup. murray signed a five-year $40 murray signed a five-year $40 million deal with the birds. and things of course didn't and things of course didn't exactly work out. his rushing totals dwindled from the season before when he led the league as a dallas cowboy. and he was unhappy with his

playing time here. also yesterday csnphilly.com confirming the birds will ship cornerback maxwell and alonso to the miami dolphins. expected to get draft pick compensation for alonso and maxwell if not murray. we caught up with some fans on the changes especially demarco murray's exit. >> how i feel about that, not too good at all. i think that's the best player we got. >> i was looking forward to seeing what he could do under new leadership. looking forward to see what he can do in a new offensive scheme. >> definitely some moves that i wasn't expecting. so i'm happy not only for the maxwell and alonso great moves to get them out of here. >> take a look at this morning's cover of the philadelphia daily news, it reads chipping away with the eagles clearing their roster with star players acquired by former coach chip kelly. trump on the defense, what the gop front-runner is saying about criticism over a gesture he makes at some of his rallies

and the key primary day where he's looking to pick up more delegates. and it was a bus ride the school that was anything but typical this morning. see more of this dramatic water rescue caught on camera. well, warmer day today, but the warmup does continue tomorrow and thursday. we're looking at record high temperatures plus we have another chance of rain heading our way in time for the weekend. i'll show you how warm it will get plus that rain chance coming up. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies.

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in decision 2016 it is a primary day in a handful of states around the country. voters in michigan and mississippi are among those getting a chance to weigh in on the presidential race. nbc 10 national correspondent tracie potts has more on today's contests. >> reporter: today's michigan primary could be bernie sanders last chance to beat hillary clinton. he's disputing her claim that he voted against saving the state's auto industry. >> what i did not vote for was a middle class bailout for the crooks on wall street. >> reporter: in a fox news town hall clinton reached out to sanders supporters. >> i hope to win the nomination, if i am so fortunate, i hope to work with him. >> reporter: republicans are focused on today's mississippi primary. >> raise your right hand, everybody. do you swear that you're going to vote for donald trump tomorrow? raise that hand. i love you. >> reporter: ted cruz is going

after trump's supporters there. >> we're seeing folks who had been supporting donald trump who are realizing he isn't who they thought he was. >> we need someone that will unite this party, and i can and i will. >> reporter: in florida marco rubio's the underdog now facing attack ads from trump. >> all talk, no action. >> reporter: the latest poll shows rubio closing in but still eight points behind trump in rubio's home state. florida votes next tuesday. so does ohio, winner take all as well. governor john kasich says he's going to win his home state. he's four points behind donald trump averaging the latest poll. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> and trump is also responding to the latest controversy surrounding his campaign. it involves that trump pledge that tracie potts just showed you. at recent rallies trump has asked people to raise their right hands and pledge their support to him. the images have gone viral on social media with many observers

comparing the pledge to the nazi salute. trump reacted to the comparison during a phone interview this morning on the "today" show. >> well, i think it's ridicul s ridiculous. i mean, we're having such a great time. yesterday i had 20,000 people in mississippi. i had tremendous crowds in michigan. and sometimes we'll do it for fun. and they'll start screaming do the swear-in, do the swear-in. i mean, they're having such a great time. >> trump said he did not think the gesture would offend anyone. the new york supreme court dismissed a lawsuit challenging senator ted cruz's eligibility to run for president. the suit sought to remove cruz from new york's primary ballot because cruz was born in canada to an american mother. the judge did not give an opinion on whether that makes cruz a natural born citizen, rather the judge threw out the case because it was filed well after the deadline to raise objections. and we will be with you every step of the way for decision 2016. just download the nbc 10 app to keep track of the candidates and

the delegate count. some california commuters have found themselves in the water when their train went off the tracks near oakland. nbc's bob redell has more from northern california. >> reporter: union pacific believes it was a mudslide that swept a tree onto its tracks and caused this ace commuter rail car to tumble a horrifying 50 feet into the cold waters of the alameda creek. this happened around 7:30 last night in niles canyon, about 40 miles southeast of san francisco. this was a four-car train with an engine pushing from behind carrying 214 passengers between san jose and stockton. it was the last one of the night when two of the cars derailed. now, one stayed upright teetering on a ledge while the other fell into the creek. the cab flooded, passengers screamed. first responders raced to rescue those who could not escape on their own. remarkably everyone survived, but nine people were hurt, four seriously. >> it's a minor miracle.

it's rugged, it's rural, it's cold, it's dark. and for the people that are on the train they may not be dressed to be out in 45 degree weather at the time in kind of a misty fog. so you've got to account for all these things that are going on. >> reporter: it's not clear how fast this train was traveling, we do know that generally speaking ace trains are supposed to go relatively slow through niles canyon because the terrain is so steep and curvy. here in niles canyon, bob redell for nbc news. and fire crews had to rescue some texas students after their bus became stuck in high water. fire crews say the bus became stranded in about three feet of flood water north of dallas in the city of denton. crews were able to carry the kids to a nearby boat that was on a trailer connected to a truck. the boat took the children to dry land and were put on another bus and taken to school. heavy hail caused dangerous

driving conditions, this is in colorado. so many ice balls fell it looked like the road was covered in snow. and the slippery condition, watch this. caused one semitruck to slide on the icy road almost hit another one going the opposite direction. look how close they came from slamming in to one another. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, beautiful day today if you liked yesterday you're really going to like today. about ten degrees warmer. we'll make it to around 70 degrees this afternoon. then over the next couple days record high temperatures in the forecast and the rain that's going to be holding off until the weekend. that's going to be our next rain chance. so we're going to warm up quickly through the afternoon. 65 degrees by lunchtime, 2:00 p.m. 67, and by 4:00 already around 70 degrees. so yesterday we hit 61. today 70. wednesday 76. thursday 78. those are some record high temperatures. the normal high is 50 degrees. we're going to be about 25

degrees above normal for this time of the year and a little bit cooler friday but still on the warm side. locally we are nice and dry. we're going to stay this way as we end out the week. big area of high pressure to our south that's giving us a southwest wind flow. and that wind direction is pulling up the warmer air for us. so for today high temperatures this afternoon around 70 degrees along the shore. little bit closer to about the mid-60s. so very nice weather pattern. we're going to keep that southwest wind through the end of the week, so the 70s will be with us and we're looking at record highs wednesday and thursday. any rain is going to stay pretty far up to our north. we're not going to get that rain chance moving in until about saturday and sunday. for today though much warmer mix of sun and clouds, temperatures anywhere from 68 to 71 through the afternoon with a lighter wind. then we go into wednesday, record high temperatures 76 degrees. a lot of the area could be seeing record highs. same thing as we go into thursday. staying warm near 80 degrees on thursday. then we go into friday and more clouds move in, upper 60s so still mild. over the weekend mid-60s.

there you see that rain chance moving in. and we spring forward one hour sunday morning. living like joan. fans of the late entertainer are getting a special peek at the life of the comic legend. how you can get your hand on some of joan rivers' most prized possessions. and if hockey is more your speed, you'll love this. it's carnival time. the chance to meet some of your favorite flyers players this weekend, we'll tell you all about a great event coming up.

in times of crisis and disaster the red cross is always there helping families find shelter after a fire, responding to natural disasters where people have lost everything. and using life skills -- life saving skills to save someone's life or give the gift of life with a blood donation. the american red cross is designated the month of march as red cross month, a time to recognize the everyday heroes who help those in need. and judge renee cardwell hughes, ceo of american red cross of pennsylvania. thank you for being here. >> it's a pleasure. >> full disclosure, we're good friends, been good friends for a long time. judge, tell us what you want people to be aware of as we recognize red cross month. >> well, this is an exciting time for us going all the way back to 1943 the president every year has declared march red cross month. so there are three things that i need for people to know. every two minutes someone needs life saving blood. so if you donate blood this

month, you actually can touch three lives. every eight minutes someone loses their home to disaster. the red cross responds to disaster by the power of volunteers, so if you have time to donate, to help your neighbor, you make our community better and stronger. and if you don't have time to donate or you don't have time to give blood and it only takes five minutes to give blood, you can make a financial donation because the red cross has been an integral part of our lives since 1881. but to keep it going we need the community support. >> you talk about the integral part that volunteers have as part of the red cross. tell me about the training of volunteers. for somebody who wants to come in and help out but he doesn't know what to do or how to do it, tell me what the red cross does to train these folks and the kind of commitment you're looking for from them. >> well, this is a fantastic time to join us. when you sign up for the red cross, what we'll do is sit and talk with you, what are your talents, what are your skills. for example, for you i'd want

you to help us with all of our media, but what if your talent is cooking? we can use you there. if your talent is administrati e administrative, we need you there. event planning, we need you there. whatever your skill is. but if you want to be one of what i call my everyday heroes who get out of the bed at 2:00 in the morning and go help your neighbor in time of need, we will teach you everything you need to know. in fact, we're having this month a disaster institute. so if you register to volunteer, then you can go to classes. and we have classes every month that teach you how to be a red cross superhero, to go help your neighbors in times of need. nothing you need to know will not be provided to you. and so those are a lot of negatives. let's flip the script, everything you need we'll provide you so you can be a red cross superhero. >> i can't tell you the number of stories we've done over the years since i've been anchoring news when the red cross is typically the first ones there, or they follow the police, they arrive just at the same time the police does.

but is there an area where you have special needs or an area we have the biggest need where you can use volunteers or whatever it is? >> the biggest need is always disaster responders. so if you're willing to help at times of disaster, we always need you. even if you can't respond every day. we can work around your schedule so that you can volunteer with us. if they go to our website, redcross.org, we list all the different jobs where disaster responder is the biggest one. and of course everyone can give blood. >> for more information on how you can help the red cross just go to our website at nbc10.com and check out the nbc 10 app. judge rene cardwell hughes, we have done dozens of these interviews, you always wear red. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you. tragedy in the garden state. we continue to follow breaking news this morning. a new jersey state trooper was killed in the line of duty after responding to an accident last night. we'll have the latest on the death of trooper sean cullen. we'll have that just ahead.

nbc 10 breaking news. and that breaking news, mourning the loss of a new jersey state trooper killed in the line of duty. trooper sean cullen died in a traffic accident on route 295. he was 31 years old. trooper cullen was trying to help accident victims when a passing car hit him. nbc 10's matt delucia's live at the state police barracks in bellmawr, camden county, with more details. matt, this is a hard day for state troopers in new jersey. >> reporter: indeed it is, vai. and i mentioned at the top of the hour we saw gloucester township police show up at the barracks here about an hour and a half or so ago. they dropped off cookies and shared some condolences with the folks here. and trooper sean cullen, he was a trooper here for about two years.

first i want to show you though what happened a few minutes ago right before 11:00, troopers came outside, they raised a flag to half staff in honor of a fallen brother. cullen was stopped at a call on 295 south in deptford around 8:15 last night. he was standing on the road when a passing car hit him. cullen was air lifted to cooper hospital with severe head injuries. fellow law enforcement they gathered at the hospital in camden last night. it was a little after midnight when they were told that cullen died from his injuries. a little more about trooper cullen now, he worked at several police departments in our area, those who knew him say he always wanted to be a trooper. cullen was engaged and has a baby boy. and we also just obtained some of the audio, the dispatch audio from last night when this all happened. take a listen. >> officer struck by vehicle. they're sending out -- >> trooper down. we've got a trooper down!

>> it's days like this that there are really few words that can really capture the emotion and the true spirit. and it's simply replaced by the reality of what our men and women in uniform, the awesome responsibility of going out every day. you know, i would simply think that every law enforcement officer they go to work every day with a clear expectation to come home and then something like this happens. it's tough. it's tough. >> reporter: and that's west hampton's mayor talking there a short time ago. that is another department where sean cullen worked before coming here to the state police. i've also been looking at social media tweets and posts from police departments near and far. rest in peace brother. some photos tweeted he was a standout wrestler in the class

of 2007. also new jersey state senate president sweeney says my deepest condolences to trooper cullen's family. such a tragic loss. my thoughts and prayers are with you. and right here live outside the police barracks in bellmore you can see the flag at half staff, the barracks here in mourning over the death of one of their own. now live in bellmawr, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> matt, thank you. of course stay with nbc 10 all day long as we continue to gather new information about the death of trooper cullen. you can get updates any time on the nbc 10 app. and checking out our nbc 10 headlines, a woman and two young children are recovering after being hit by a tow truck. surveillance video shows last night's accident on b and ontario streets in kensington. police say the woman tried to cross the street with an infant in a stroller and a 4-year-old beside her when the truck hit them. montgomery county, p.a., has its first reported case of the zika virus.

a 55-year-old woman tested positive for the virus after returning from a trip outside of the united states to an area where the zika virus has been found. the state health department says there are now six confirmed cases of the zika virus in pennsylvania. and the eagles have reportedly agreed to trade running back demarco murray to the tennessee titans. murray signed a five-year $40 million deal with the birds but things didn't work out. and murray's rushing totals dwindled from the season before when he led the league as a dallas cowboy. and he was also unhappy with his playing time with the eagles. nfl rulers say the trade can't become official until tomorrow. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> sunny and warm today. definitely a day to get out and enjoy this beautiful march weather as we take a live look at center city, philadelphia. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is here now with the forecast. sheena. >> well, warmer temperatures today, so it's going to be a little bit warmer than

yesterday. about ten degrees. take a look at satellite and radar, nice dry day for us too. this will continue for us through the rest of the week. big area of high pressure to the south. this is the reason why we're going to be so much warmer this afternoon, about ten degrees warmer. we have this southwest wind that's going to be pulling up the warmer temperatures, so take a look at what's going to happen through the day. we'll be topping out around 70 degrees between 2:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. then as we even go into this evening temperatures will still be mild around the mid-60s still by 6:00 p.m. by 8:00 still around 60 degrees. keep in mind the average high this time of the year is actually 50 degrees. we're going to be about 20 degrees above that today, but even warmer tomorrow and thursday. and we are looking at record high temperatures. so coming up i'll show you how warm it will be over the next couple of days and our next chance of rain that's actually just in time for the weekend. we'll look at that with your seven-day coming up. tributes continue pouring in for former first lady nancy reagan. friday's funeral will be

invite-only members of the public who wish to pay their respects will have the opportunity to do so on wednesday and thursday as she lies in repose at the reagan library. more now from nbc's natalie morales. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama will be one of around 1,000 v.i.p. guests in attendance. staff members at the reagan library say mrs. reagan had personally approved all the details. >> the events that are going to unfold in the course of the next three, four days were all approved by mrs. reagan. and including who was invited to where she would be laid to rest. >> reporter: long-time employees and friends say that while they mourn mrs. reagan's passing, they're comforted by the thought of her being reunited with heronnie. >> they had such great respect for one another and fun with each other and laughed and giggled and held hands. they each had a look that they gave one another. >> you'll be great. >> i'm going to break a leg. >> no, good luck.

>> reporter: flags at many government buildings around the nation remain at half staff this morning. president obama praised nancy reagan's personal charm and significance to the nation. >> i had the opportunity to meet mrs. reagan once. obviously she was already advanced in age but could not have been more gracious and more charming to myself and to michelle when we first came into office. >> that was nbc's natalie morales reporting. we have more reaction to nancy reagan's passing and on the impact she leaves behind here in our region. just go to the nbc 10 app and our website at nbc10.com. vice president joe biden weighed in on the u.s. presidential race today during a visit to dubai. mr. biden said if ronald reagan were still alive he would not get the presidential nomination of the republican party. mr. biden said that the republican party has veered to the right in recent years making an oblique reference to leading

republican candidate donald trump. >> if one candidate said i'm going to go out and waterboard people, and i'm going to do this and i'm going to in diin discri indiscriminately carpet bomb until a group of generals would say that would be for us to engage and that would be a war crime. say, oh, i guess we're not going to make you do that. >> he also blamed gerrymandered congressional districts to pushing republicans toward morin creasingly more conservative candidates. the vice president's wife marked international womens day in dubai today. biden met with students and teachers at the school of research science. after a brief tour she spoke to a crowd of students and called for equal opportunity for women and men. meanwhile, today marks two years since malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared with 239 people onboard. relatives of the passengers marked the anniversary at a buddhist temple in beijing today. the prayer session also served as a protest. some family members held signs

and shouted demanding malaysia safely return their relatives. investigators believe the plane crashed in a remote stretch of the southern indian ocean but they have only theories and cannot explain exactly what happened. police dash cam video shows a driver shooting at police -- at a police officer. take a look. >> what's up, man? [ gunfire ] >> it started as a routine traffic stop in battle creek, michigan. the officer could barely say hello before the driver shot at him saturday. the driver then took off sparking a dangerous high speed chase through a neighborhood. fellow officers nabbed the 21-year-old driver after a standoff when a canine bit him. the suspect faces several charges including attempted murder. police have no motive for the shooting. and happening now, former pro wrestler hulk hogan is on the witness stand. he is testifying in st.

petersburg, florida, in a civil trial against a website. hogan is suing for invasion of privacy after the site published a sex tape featuring hogan and his best friend's wife. gawker claims it's newsworthy because hogan is a public figure. two of maria sharapova's sponsors cut ties with the tennis star after she admitted to failing a doping test. nike said it was saddened and surprised by the news. and swiss watch brand also said its deal with the tennis star will also not be renewed. she failed a test at the australian open for a banned substance that is a heart medication commonly sold in eastern europe. the drug was added to the bad list on january 1st. and new surveillance video showing how thieves pulled off a heist in less than five minutes. the suspects used a truck to try to pull open the locked doors of a fresno, california convenience

store. when that failed they simply crashed the truck right through the entrance. the pair then ran inside and grabbed the store's atm. police say it will be tough to crack the case because the thieves were both well disguised and appear to know what they were doing. jewelry, designer gowns and other personal items belonging to joan rivers will be auctioned off in june. melissa rivers announced today that kristi's will sell more than 200 items that belong to the late entertainer. some of the proceeds will benefit a charity that provides guide dogs to the blind. an online auction begins june 16th. a live auction in new york is set for june 22nd. safety alert, more pedestrians are being killed. and experts think they know why. the results of a new study that may have you changing your behavior when you take a walk. well, warmer day today, but the warmup does continue tomorrow and thursday. we're looking at record high temperatures plus we have another chance of rain heading our way in time for the weekend.

i'll show you how warm it will get plus that rain chance coming up.

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luxury house market. cnbc's diana olek has a report. >> oh, the best is the his and her bathroom upstairs and the his and her closets. >> reporter: no, the best is this $5.7 million d.c. listing had an offer in barely ten days. >> demand is higher even though the stock market has, you know, gotten in the way. i think demand is there. people are feeling very good about the economy. >> reporter: that may be the case in high end d.c. homes today. >> and this is hers. >> this is hers. this is literally the "sex in the city" closet, right? >> reporter: but it's not the case nationally. the recent correction in stocks has only put an exclamation point on the strong correlation between the stock market and sales of million-dollar-plus homes. the two diddy verge during the housing boom in the mid-2000s but that all had to do with loose credit. >> coming out of the recession the s&p index doubled over the next six years and so did high

end home sales defined as million-plus sales. >> reporter: more recently since its peak in may of last year the s&p index fell 10% as of mid-february. that was matched by a 15% decline in the share of million-dollar-plus home sales. in new york city especially, but also in san francisco where the local economies are reliant on financial markets, luxury home sales are slowing and supply is rising. also in southwest florida, where the real estate market is fueled by wealthy retirees from the northeast and midwest, luxury sales have stalled. >> i actually think the stock market is good for my business. >> really? >> i think people are going to really think about putting into something they can enjoy. >> reporter: in other words, bricks and mortar over bulls and bears. diana olek, cnbc, washington. well, it's a hockey fan's dream come true. this weekend you can meat your

favorite players, flyers stars and support a great cause at the same time. it's the annual flyers carnival. girlfriend of flyers winger and jessica schultz is the wife of defensemen nick schultz. they're here now as co-chairs of this year's carnival. thank you so much ladies for coming in. this carnival has been going on for almost 40 years now? >> 39. next year is the 40th anniversary. >> next year is the 40th anniversary. this all started because of one of the great players of all time, barry ashby who got sick and the flyers wives banned together and did this. so tell us what's in store for 2016. >> so this year we have some exciting new additions. last year we got the six-foot ferris wheel into the arena, this year we're adding a carousel at center ice so making it more of a carnival theme. we'll have carnival games on the floor as well, squirt guns, balloon darts, all those fun things. and we actually also have the whole phantoms roster in the house this year, which is totally different than before. so not only can you meet your

favorite flyers but your up and coming flyers as well. >> you guys brought some goodies. explain what these bags are about. >> these are the mystery bags. >> mystery bags. >> yeah, you can prepf purchase mystery bags online or you can buy tickets the day of, but we have two specific bags this year, one is like an adult friendly mystery bag and this one's for kids. >> and so what's the mystery? explain the mystery behind the bags. >> yeah, so in the bags you get wonderful items. but the fun part is that some of them have autographed items, memorabilia, things from your favorite player and you never know if you're going to get something and if you do who it will be. it's fun to grab it and hope to get something fun. >> that is awesome. tell me where the money goes that you folks will raise. >> well, over the past 39 years the carnival has raised over $26 million. >> amazing. >> yeah, it is quite amazing. and it goes -- it's distributed around 200 different charities throughout the philadelphia region. so it goes to a bunch of

different charities. >> tell me you have three children. >> i do. >> and kids i'm sure they eat this up. >> oh, my goodness, they think it's so fun to go out there and take pictures with their favorite players and get to play all these neat games and ride a couple amusement rides. it's really quite fun for the whole family. >> wlast your favorite part of the event? >> well, last year my kids' favorite part obviously was riding the ferris wheel. but this year i think they might like the carousel. we'll see. >> and your guys they love this? >> yeah. >> the players love doing this stuff. >> absolutely. it's a great chance for them to actually interact and meet the fans one-on-one, which doesn't happen very often. there's few opportunities for that. but it's fun for them to meet the kids that are their biggest fans and really have a chance to interact with everyone. >> i have to tip my hat to you guys. and the flyers. fliey flyers alumbar knew ni is. they stay here and end up living here. appreciate you ladies for coming in. the flyers wives carnival is

happening this sunday march 13th from 1:30 to 6:00 p.m. proceeds will benefit flyers charities, as they said, couple hundred charities will get little bit of the proceeds. for more information just go or purchase tickets head to our website, we provide a link there at nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. nicole, jessica, thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having us. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, a beautiful day today if you liked yesterday, you're really going to like today. about ten degrees warmer. we'll make it to around 70 degrees this afternoon. then over the next couple days record high temperatures in the forecast. that's going to be holding off until the weekend that's going to be our next rain chance. so we're going to warm up quickly through the afternoon. 65 degrees by lunchtime. 2:00 p.m. 67. and by 4:00 already around 70 degrees. so yesterday we hit 61. today 70, wednesday 76 thursday

78. those are some record high temperatures. the normal high is 50 degrees. we're going to be about 25 degrees above normal for this time of the year. and a little bit cooler friday, but still on the warm side. locally we are nice and dry. we're going to stay this way as we end out the week. big area of high pressure to our south. that's giving us a southwest wind flow. and that wind direction is pulling up the warmer air for us. so for today high temperatures this afternoon around 70 degrees along the shore. little bit closer to about the mid 60s. so very nice weather pattern. we're going to keep that southwest wind through the end of the week, so the 70s will be with us and we're looking at record highs wednesday and thursday. any rain is going to stay pretty far up to our north. we're not going to get that rain chance moving in until about saturday and sunday. for today much warmer mix of sun and clouds. temperatures anywhere from 68 to 71 through the afternoon with a lighter wind. then we go into wednesday, record high temperatures 76 degrees. a lot of the area could be seeing record highs. same thing as we go into thursday staying warm near 80 degrees on thursday. then we go into friday, more

clouds move in, upper 60s. so still mild. over the weekend mid-60s. there you see that rain chance moving in. and we spring forward one hour sunday morning.

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