to rubble. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. somehow that couple escaped the collapsing home without any injuries. nbc 10 is live for us at the scene with what's happening there now. monique, have investigators found a cause?

>> reporter: no, they haven't, vai. and we've been monitoring situations here now for several hours. i can tell you the american red cross is assisting two families, there are nine people. licenses and inspections arrived a few hours ago. the couple who has lived here for four years tells us their house began crumbling early this morning and in a matter of minutes it was reduced to rubble. this is what we have been watching since dawn. the house add 5120 merion falling apart looking at what's left of the two-story structure neighbors tell us it's astonishing anyone escaped. you see the wooden structure ripped away from the adjacent row home. the couple who escaped says while they were sleeping they heard rumbling, a few booms then the ceiling was crashing on them. >> and i was holding it up.

and then he said, come on! let's get out! and thank god we out of there. >> reporter: the couple's belongings strewn about dangling. they say someone warned them about the ceiling just yesterday. they also tell us this house has been in their family for years. we ask lni if they received complaints about the property, they got back to us saying the only existing violation was for a vacant property. it was not listed as either unsafe or eminently dangerous. now, the structure no doubt has to be torn down. we did some digging earlier this morning and we found the adjacent property is owned by the philadelphia housing authority. and we were told they planned to begin tearing that down today. live for now in germantown, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> monique, thank you. authorities are searching for the driver who hit an unmarked police car and then took off. officials tell us the police car was at g street and eerie avenue

in juniata park around 3:30 this morning when a car hit it from behind. the impact of that crash pushed the car into this building. two officers were in the car. they have minor injuries. police believe the person who hit them is driving a dark sedan with heavy front end damage. and breaking news, philadelphia police say they have someone in custody in the shooting of a fast food worker. the shooting happened last weekend at the church's chicken on north broad street in tioga. investigators released this surveillance video earlier this week as a suspect they identified as ronald graham. the suspect is in custody and has not yet been charged. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> our stretch of warm march weather continues today. we're looking to shatter another record today as we take a live look at the ben franklin bridge in philadelphia. looks a little hazy out there. and a beautiful day for rowing on the river. we found these athletes on the schuylkill just after daybreak.

you can see it was already warming up enough that some of them were wearing t-shirts and shorts perhaps. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is here now with the forecast. hi, sheena. >> hey, vai, good morning. temperatures are warming up so feels like it's already maybe 4:00 in the afternoon. but these numbers will all keep ongoing up through the day. it's 72 in allentown right now, 71 philadelphia. also millville 71 wilmington and dover, we do expect to hit some record highs as we go through the afternoon again today. so the forecast in philadelphia low 80s, so we may very well make it into the low 80s. either way i think we are going to break that record of 76 degrees. and much of the area seeing temperatures mostly at about the upper 70s to around 80 degrees. some more record highs today. tonight though we get a bit of a change in the weather pattern. rain up to our north and west, that will move through. it's part of a cold front so then it will be cooling our temperatures tomorrow and into the weekend. few sprinkles around the lehigh valley. and what you saw outside in that live camera shot, well, those

are some high thin clouds. still some filtered sunshine coming through. this is a live look at center city. and we're still looking at plenty of sunshine, plenty of warm air in the forecast. so coming up we'll take a look at the rest of today. the timing of the rain for tonight and how cool it's going to make our weekend, that's straight ahead. see you then, sheen na. police in western p.a. are searching for the gunmen who carried out a mass shooting that killed five people and wounded three others. the gunfire erupted during a backyard cookout in the borough of wilkinsburg. >> reporter: this is the backyard in wilkinsburg where police say eight people were shot last night, five of them have died, three people are still alive and clinging to life at the hospital. it happened about 11:00 last night in wilkinsburg. franklin avenue is where the home actually sits, but it's the alley hazel wing where they believe one of the gunmen was standing when he started opening

fire. the other gunman was believed to be in a neighboring backyard and started firing as well. they say four people died here at the home and one person died at the hospital. at this point the medical examiner has not released any of the names of the victims. and police at this point don't have a motive and they are looking for the public's help in trying to find what they believe are two gunmen who opened fire here on this backyard. jennifer, nbc news. a man accused of ambushing a philadelphia police officer and shooting him three times now faces additional charges. edward archer was in court for a preliminary hearing this morning. he told officers he attacked officer jesse hartnett in the name of islam. hartnett survived the ambush. he's been charged with assault and receiving stolen property. and philadelphia police investigating the shooting of a teenager in a wheelchair in the

latest in a series of shootings or stabbings, police report 11 shootings or stabbings in the last two days. and as you can see they're spread out around the city. the most recent victim, an 18-year-old was in a wheelchair in front of his home when he was shot. this happened around 8:15 last night in west oaklane. police recovered three shell casings just feet away from the empty wheelchair. >> why he would get shot it's a total mystery to me why you would shoot someone who's pretty much defenseless in a wheelchair. >> medics took the victim to the hospital in critical condition. and this morning police are looking for the vandals who damaged the philadelphia veet nan veterans memorial at penns landing. investigators tell us someone pried off and stole several brass star medallions and also took a few metal brackets used to stop skate borders. a worker at the memorial believe it happened on monday night or early tuesday. he tells us the repairs will cost more than $1,500.

and happening now in trenton, testimony is scheduled on two bills centered on the financial future of atlantic city. council members are expected to testify against a state takeover. the proposed bills would give new jersey power over a.c.'s finances and also include a financial rescue package. and experts say cash-strapped a.c. could run out of money in the next month. time now for a check on the roads with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter katy zachry taking a look at the roads out there. what do you see, katy? >> we're going to start with the schuylkill, vai. there is some construction on 76 westbound right as you're making your way to university avenue. some emergency -- not emergency, construction crews are out there, pretty slow going. also slow on the schuylkill near montgomery drive where you can see a lot of backup making your way eastbound into center city drive times reflect that,

average speed between the blue route and the vine in the 30s right now. it's about a 26-minute drive as you make that stretch. but on a really good note, 95 is doing really well. southbound between woodhaven and the vine that's only going to take you 13 minutes. that is fantastic. so people must be really enjoying the day and everyone's in a good mood and driving safely. i wanted to check out 422 because throughout the morning there were intermittent delays along 422. i'm still seeing eastbound that stretch between 29 and the schuylkill expressway your average speed is in the low 40s, it's going to take you about 12 minutes to do that stretch. a lot of volume there, no accidents to report. delaware's looking good. your roadways in new jersey to pull up this beautiful shot of the 42 freeway right at the new jersey turnpike. if you're on the 42 freeway it's going to take you about five minutes to go northbound between route 55 and the walt whitman bridge. no issues to report on the turnpike or the garden state parkway, vai. thank you, katy. battle in florida as the republicans get ready to rumble tonight, the democrats square off on immigration. and hillary faces new questions about her e-mail scandal.

a fight on a flight. the brawl involving a group of women on a passenger plane that was all caught on camera. and another day with record high temperatures in the forecast, so enjoy it because we're going to see some cooler changes tomorrow and for the weekend. we'll take a look at how cool coming up.

florida is once again the center of attention in the presidential campaign.

the republicans will debate tonight in coral gables one day after democratic candidates faced off in miami. senator bernie sanders is back on the campaign trail in gainesville. this is a live look at an event he's holding this morning at the university of florida. his opponent, hillary clinton, leads in the polls, but she is not taking the sunshine state for granted. nbc's tracie potts has an update on decision 2016. >> reporter: hillary clinton campaigns in tampa today facing new questions about her e-mails, the republican party's suing for more, and about whether she'll be indicted. >> oh, for goodness, that is not going to happen. i'm not even answering that question. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: immigration, a big topic in last night's miami debate, undocumented children pouring into the u.s. without their parents. >> i said welcome those children into this country. secretary clinton said send them back. that's a difference. >> that is not fair about what i said. i did say we needed to be very

concerned about little children coming to this country. >> reporter: on the other side marco rubio's now publicly acknowledging. >> it's going to come down to florida for me. we need to win here. >> reporter: and on donald trump. >> against florida's 99 delegates, we have a very different conversation next wednesday. >> reporter: rubio met with bush, ted cruz also on the list. >> florida's my place. >> reporter: meantime front-runner donald trump ahead so far in florida, he's campaigning in north carolina, focusing onøisis.  to knock them out. çd out. going tohjq3 knock them out. >> reporter: something he's also hoping to do in florida tuesday. trump's on his way he's up 23 points in the latest poll. and in florida more than a million people have alreadyly:@c vote4grtm és//early.gghfeìáhp &% ; emrs

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girls are educated they can build a healthier family and a stronger community. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, if you like the summerlike conditions, you're really going to like today. we're going to have another warm day. live look at cape may, just beautiful out there. and more record highs expected this afternoon. now, tonight we're going to see some changes. rain overnight tonight after a very warm day. and that's going to lead us into a cooler weekend. so the rain is all part of a cold front moving through. we're at 72 in allentown, 73 pottstown, 71 in philadelphia. 73 glassboro, 71 dover and millville and these numbers will be jumping up to record levels for part of the area this afternoon. yesterday we hit a record high of 82 degrees. today we do expect to be around record levels. again, we could get into the low 80s this afternoon again. then we go into tomorrow once the cold front moves through mid-60s. and then by saturday looking at the mid-60s again. and the normal high, remember

it's 50 degrees, so even though we'll be cooler across the weekend we're still going to be well above normal. there's the cold front up to our north and west, some light rain with it. and that rain has already started to at least try and move into parts of lehigh valley. at the most we're seeing maybe a few sprinkles through parts of berks county, but more rain as we go into tonight. before that rain gets here we're looking at another record high day for part of the area. then we'll watch as rain approaches the poconos, lehigh valley closer to midnight tonight. a lot of this will move through while you're sleeping and for part of the morning commute. there you see 6:00 in the morning i think we'll still have light rain lingering through mostly south jersey and delaware. temperatures with the rain around 60 degrees. then we clear out for the later part of the morning commute. and by lunchtime tomorrow we'll be cooler and clearing through the area. so temperatures by noon around 60 degrees. so noticeably cooler compared to what we had today and what we had yesterday, record warmth again today, mix of sun and

clouds, rain moving in later tonight. 79 to 83 for the high temperature with that normal high being 50. so we are still 30 degrees above that as we go through this afternoon. tomorrow, mid-60s, still mild when you compare it to our normal high of 50, but cool erc. then we go across the weekend. we set the clock forward one hour sunday morning and later in the day sunday a chance of showers returns. that lingers into monday. thank you, sheena. it's a story so many people are talking about. a woman is shot in the back by her 4-year-old son. and why there's not a whole lot of sympathy for the gunshot victim. we'll have that straight ahead.

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it's become one of the country's most exciting film, interactive media and music festivals. and philadelphia is taking south by southwest by storm this year. several dozen start-ups from our city will be on display at this year's festival. and it's happening thanks to a huge collaboration. david silver is co-founder and president of rec philly. and he's here with ebony lee, strategic development of comcast, the parent company of nbc 10 and telemundo. david, tell us more about the city start-up phl initiative and how rec philly is involved. >> sure thing. it's called amplify philly. we're seeking to amplify the city, talk about all the great tech innovation, businesses, start-ups and music that's happening here in the city of philadelphia. we have great corporations and small businesses and start-ups

and individuals supporting this initiative. and we're headed this weekend to go amplify philly down in austin, texas. >> why is this such a big deal for our city at the local start-ups to get exposure. >> sure thing. south by southwest is the hottest conference probably in the country for media, music, tech and all that. and philadelphia is one of the leading cities in the country for tech and start-ups and music and individuals and entrepreneurs. so to be able to show the great things happening in philadelphia. austin is one of the biggest national stages in the country. it's a great opportunity for the city. >> ebony, let me turn to you and ask why comcast is involved in this project. >> sure. well, we think it's a really exciting time in the city, and we're proud to have our headquarters here. we're proud to be a member of the start-up community. i think people forget we used to be a start-up ourselves 50 years ago. and it's a rich heritage in the city of growing tech companies, growing start-ups. and we just want to be here and be part of the continued growth

of the start of community in the city. >> and comcast is of course building that big tower in center city. this station will move there. and it's going to be all about high-tech. >> yeah. exactly. exactly right. so comcast innovation technology center is going to be 59 stories tall and filled with our greatest technologists, engineers, designers and other people including having entrepreneur resource center inside that center. so for us we want to attract great talent, we want to see start-up community really thrive and boom and make sure we continue to support all the great things that are happening here. >> let me ask you both of you this question, what are your plans beyond south by southwest? >> well, honestly it's take this initiative amplify philly and take what's happening in philadelphia, the tech scene, music scene, start-ups and show that across the country. promote philadelphia outside of philadelphia, show it's the leading city for a place to grow and live and build businesses. and there's so many great things happening here and it's time to show the world that. >> ebony, how about you? >> i think for us, you know, comcast and nbc universal are

tech companies at heart, we're innovation and media companies and always looking for great partnerships. and a lot of those partnerships in the future are going to come out of the start-up and entrepreneurial community. so for us we're keeping our eyes open and want to see great talent and great start-ups come and partner with them in the future if possible. >> i love your reminder that comcast was just a start-up 50 years ago. for more information about start-up phl, just come to our website at nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. david, ebony, thank you very much for coming in. >> thanks so much. >> appreciate it. another one for the record books. here's a live look at the skyline of center city, philadelphia. speaking of comcast, you can see comcast tower in the background. another gorgeous day. sheena will let us know how long this great stretch of weather will last. wow, house collapse caught on camera. we are live at the scene when we

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now your nbc 10 first alert weather. we're set to break another record today with plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures all throughout our area. certainly doesn't feel like march out there. take a live look at jersey shore from our camera in cape may at the marquee delafayette hotel. great beach day although sheena telling me the water is about 42 degrees in the atlantic. not so much. but it looks nice. >> i wouldn't get in. but i'm sure it's really nice along the shore. but once you get the breeze coming off the water, a little bit cooler. >> this looks nice. >> however it just looks fantastic. and with the afternoon temperatures today it's always nice looking at the beach view makes you think of summer. and it's going to feel a little bit like summer especially if you thought it felt like summer yesterday. yesterday 82 degrees, that was a

record high for the area. today we expect to be right around the same. remember, we are still technically in winter, so we're over 30 degrees above normal. normal high is 50 degrees. we're going to stay like that today and then some changes tomorrow, a little bit cooler. right now we're at 71 in philadelphia, 72 allentown, 74 northeast philly and mt. holly. and all of these numbers will continue to rise through the afternoon, so we do expect record highs. we will see those cooler changes i was talking about all because of the cold front up at the top of your screen. the rain is because of that cold front. and the rain will be moving through overnight tonight. mainly. lehigh valley starting to see a very few light showers or sprinkles forming. near the allentown area, near the major interstates but really most of it's going to hold off until about midnight for most of the area. right now beautiful look across center city. we have plenty of sunshine, but you see those high clouds around. we'll keep those clouds in the forecast today, but overall we are still looking at a lot of

sun, a lot of warmth across the area and cooler changes that will be leading into your weekend too. i'll show you that forecast coming up. see you then sheena. this morning a house is reduced to rubble in philadelphia's germantown section. and somehow the couple who lived there made it out of the home with barely a scratch. nbc 10's monique braxton shows us what the damage looks like now. monique. >> reporter: the cities life assistance and inspection officer remains here on the scene for several hours now. you can also see it looks like contractors have just arrived on the scene. you cannot see the fencing on the back of their truck, but the assumption is they're going to put fencing around this property. and we can also tell you that philadelphia housing authority has been on the scene. a neighbor came out earlier to sweep away the debris he could move. look closely at our video and imagine holding the ceiling of your home up as the structure is collapsing around you. that's exactly what happened here about 1:00 this morning on

merion street. the falling debris not only leveled a home but damaged parked cars and left a dust coating the street. the couple who lives here says they heard a loud noise before escaping. >> we just heard a boom! boom! and after you know it just all came down. >> reporter: and after dawn the house continued to break apart. the couple tells us this house has been in their family for years. we've also learned the adjacent home is owned by the philadelphia housing authority. we're told the agency planned to demolish the remainder of that structure later today. they told us they are assisting two families, a total of about nine people. we asked lni about complaints regarding this property and the agency told us the only existing

violation was for a vacant property. it was not, and i should either unsafe or eminently dangerous. now, the cause of the collapse is not known at this point, but no doubt we're going to stay on top of this investigation as we monitor developments here throughout the day. you see a contractor there taking down some of the tree limbs so they can get to that property and install fencing. live for now from germantown, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> monique, thank you. checking out our nbc 10 headlines. philadelphia police are looking for the driver in a hit-and-run crash in juniata park overnight that left two officers with minor injuries. the officers were in an unmarked car when they were hit from behind. the impact pushed their car into a building. and philadelphia police say they have someone in custody in the shooting of a fast food worker. the shooting happened last weekend at the church's chicken on north broad street in tioga. investigators are not yet identifying the suspect who is

in custody. no charges have yet been filed. the search for suspects continues in allegheny county in western p.a. where a mass shooting during a backyard cookout has left five people dead and three others wounded. police say it appears two different gunmen fired the shots. and officials are evacuating several parishes in northwest louisiana because of flooding. at least three people are dead and the governor has declared a state of emergency. nbc's janet shamlian shows us what it's like there. >> reporter: there is no relief for the people of haughton, louisiana and many other places in this state. the rain is m coing down as it has been the past 48 hours. an additional three to five inches in the forecast today. and that is not going to help folks trying to get back into their homes in this flooded out neighborhood known as tall timbers. some 100 homes in this community are under water. some of them have as much as five feet of water in their residences. >> everything you see is gone. i got a brand new roof on a

house that's absolutely worthless. so me and my three kids lost everything today. >> reporter: last night they called for an additional 3,500 families to a mandatory evacuation because as these waters rise there's a concern that another levee will be breached by rising flood waters here. and they do not want to take any chances. >> we want to keep everybody safe through this. everybody kind of work together and get through it. >> reporter: finally, this system will be moving out but not until the weekend. for now people are watching the flood waters and the rain fall. janet shamlian, nbc news, haughton, louisiana. and nancy reagan's two children will speak at her funeral. the late first lady's body will lie in repose today at the reagan library in simi valley, california. her funeral service will take place tomorrow. her children, patty davis and ron reagan will eulogize her. former nbc news anchor tom brokaw will also speak at the service. first lady michelle obama will

be in attendance. mrs. reagan died last weekend at the age of 94. and 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. a group of women started fighting at 30,000 feet. and this was all caught on video. the brawl broke out on the spirit airlines flight from baltimore to los angeles. this video from green light entertainment shows several female passengers hitting each other and pulling hair. the flight crew called law enforcement once they landed in l.a. police boarded the plain and removed those involved in the fight. authorities say no one has been arrested or charged in the incident. and it's still unclear what started the fight. a florida mother's recovering from a shooting this morning, but the circumstances of the shooting are very unusual. nbc's kerry sanders explains. >> reporter: the shooting story is exploding on social media this morning, but there's not a lot of sympathy for the gunshot

victim. >> she's been shot by a handgun. >> i need rescue here immediately. >> reporter: a 31-year-old mother accidentally shot in her truck. >> do we have a suspect? >> 10-4, it's going to be a 3-year-old. >> reporter: it turns out a 4-year-old. and investigators now say the child who pulled the trigger and shot the woman in the back is the victim's son. >> we know that he came into possession of the gun inside the vehicle. the questions that remain are how was it stored in the vehicle and exactly how did this young boy come to be in possession of it. >> reporter: jamie gilt for gun sense is a facebook page, nbc has not been able to verify it belongs to the shooting victim, but just hours before it happened the jamie gilt on facebook says even more 4-year-old gets jacked up to shoot a 22. the reaction was weird. another calling gilt an abomination to gun owners everywhere. and one noting jamie gilt, you

are now the best ad for gun control. authorities say in the wake of the shooting jamie gilt could face two possible charges, culpable negligence, a felony. and failing to store her firearms safely, a misdemeanor. and the florida department of children and families tells nbc news it is also reviewing the case. tragic consequences. >> i'm sure as this child grows up he will not be happy with his behavior and will regret this. and will have to live with it. it's a shame that this mother put this child in that position. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news. and a los angeles law enforcement officials say he doubts a knife reportedly found at o.j. simpson's former estate is connected to the murders in nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. the official says the knife is commonly used by gardeners and is too small to make the vict s victims' wounds. the lapd says it will take about three weeks before official test

results come back. just days ago doctors hailed america's first uterus transplant as a breakthrough in treating infertility, but that transplant has failed. doctors at the cleveland clinic say there was a sudden complication and they had to remove the transplanted uterus. this is video from monday's news conference when we met the patient, a woman only named lindsey who said she dreamed of having children. in a statement she says she's doing okay and appreciates everyone's prayers and good thoughts. the eagles offseason shakeup continued yesterday as some big moves became official, moves that are erasing the legacy of former head coach chip kelly. the birds officially announced they have traded expensive well as linebacker alonso to the miami dolphins. five spots in the first round from 13 to number 8. that's pretty incredible. the eagles are also reportedly trading running back demarco murray to the tennessee titans

as part of the deal. the eagles and titans will swap fourth round picks and that means the birds will choose second in the fourth round instead of 13th. and more changes, espn reports eagles signed chiefs backup quarterback chase daniel to a three-year $21 million deal, $12 million of that guaranteed. new eagles head coach peterson of course worked with daniel in daniel can be a starter some day if given the chance. his contract would be longer than current quarterback sam bradford. the eagles have agreed to terms with a former ram on a five-year $37 million deal. cloud will play alongside jenkins at safety. and birds have reportedly signed a big guard for their offensive line. i mean big. brandon brooks will join the eagles from the texans. he's 6'5", weighs 340 pounds. and should help give bradford some protection in the pocket, especially in the interior of their line. adhd or just immature, the

connection between the month your child was born and the likelihood of being diagnosed with adhd. and another unseasonably warm day. we do expect some record high temperatures again, but tonight we're going to see some changes. rain will move through and then temperatures cool down in time for your weekend. i'll show you how cool it's about to get coming up.

a viral outbreak has shut down a local college. lafayette college in easton

canceled all classes monday after the norovirus sickened nearly 50 students there. last students began complaining of fever, vomiting and diarrhea. the college says it's thoroughly cleaning the campus. this isn't the first norovirus outbreak on a local campus. you may remember last month students at ursinus college were sickened. and they may actually be immature compared to fellow students. researchers found the youngest children with the ones most likely to be diagnosed with adhd. the link is particularly in kids born in august just before the grades cutoff. a study suggests doctors should compare child's maturity to his or her grade when diagnosing adhd and prescribing medication to treat it. and men will soon be able to buy a cheaper form of viagra. the food and drug administration

have approved the first generic version of the little blue pill that treats erectile dysfunction. the fda says the generic drug has the same strength and must pass the same quality control standards as viagra. and cvs plans to spend $50 million over the next five years on a campaign to stop kids from smoking. "the wall street journal" reports the campaign will include social media, video, graphics and school programs. the cvs was the first national drugstore chain to ban tobacco products from it stores in 2014. the company says that move cost $2 billion in sales. $100 million, it's sure a lot of money if you live in philadelphia. the department of revenue says some of it could be yours. the agency says many philadelph philadelphians are leaving tax credits totalling that amount on the table. joining me now is philadelphia revenue commissioner frank brezlin here to tell us how find

themselves eligible for the income tax credit and helping them apply for it. $100 million, really that much? >> yes. that much. we estimate there's 40,000 philadelph philadelphians with an average refound of $2,400 out there. so $100 million left on the table every year. >> frank, tell us what a federal earned income tax credit is and who's eligible for it. >> well, simply it's a federal refundable tax credit. so when you file your taxes, it's additional money that you're eligible for that can be refunded to you. anyone -- there's income criteria and various income eligibility requirements, but we've established a web page youearneditphilly.com where we have all those eligibility requirements. the simplest is income under $53,000. so anyone with income under $53,000 should go and check out that website and see if they're eligible. eligibility depends on filing

status, whether a person is single or married, head of household. and then the number of people in the household. >> now, you represent the city, but anyone in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware is eligible for it? >> yes, this is federal. so, i mean, our focus is philadelphia. so we're doing a significant outreach program because the first step is to get people to know this credit exists. we found a lot of people aren't aware of it. the second part is once they determine that they may be eligible by visiting our website or our hot line, then it's where do they go to get their taxes completed. so we've partnered with a couple nonprofits, pathways p.a. and the campaign for working families, and we have jointly almost 30 free tax preparation websites in the city of philadelphia. >> a good time to remind folks the deadline is coming up in little more than a month, april 18th is the deadline. search you earned it to find

free tax prep locations throughout our area and information on what you'll need to bring with you. or call the hot line at 215-686-9200. you'll also find information on our website at nbc10.com or on the nbc 10 app. commissioner frank, thank you for coming in giving us good information. >> you're welcome. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, another warm day. we had a mild start to the morning and we're seeing those temperatures rise right now. more records expected today across the area, some spots could be around 80 degrees. again, rain overnight tonight, that's going to come with our next cold front. so we are looking at a temperature change as we go into tomorrow and the weekend, cooler temperatures moving in. right now live look out center city. we do have some thin high clouds around, so some filtered sunshine. right now in philadelphia 71 degrees with a southwest wind, that is still a warm wind direction so we're still going to see that big warmup today. 73 right now pottstown, 74

trenton. 73 glassboro, 71 dover and millville, we expect those highs today across part of the area and then we'll see change once that rain gets here and moves through overnight. so that big area of high pressure is still to our south, still pulling up that warm air mass. but now we have the rain approaching. cold front up to our north and west. that's going to swing through overnight. the area's seeing a few sprinkles right now near holland and upper bucks county, around the allentown area near lehigh through parts of the lehigh valley. and this will be the case later tonight. those will be the first areas to really see the rain moving through until it gets here we still have that southwest wind. we still have those abnormally warm temperatures running about 25 to 30 degrees above normal for this time of year. but then overnight there you see the cold front. so late tonight into tomorrow morning rain moving through mostly on the light side. maybe for part of your morning commute, the earlier part, then clearing out for the later part but then the wind switches and

60 degree temperatures return tomorrow and into the weekend. so for today some record warmth across part of the area. 78 degrees to about the low 80s for some, mix of sun and clouds, then the rain moves in overnight tonight. but again, nothing very heavy. we don't expect thunderstorms, mostly light rain. some of that could linger into the earliest part of the commute tomorrow, but i think a lot of it will start to clear out as we go through the later part of the commute. 66 as we go into friday. then into the weekend we're looking at temperatures in the mid 60s. so you'll see cooler than what we had today and yesterday, but the normal high is 50 degrees. we're still going to be well above that next rain chance is sundays into monday. and don't forget we spring forward one hour this weekend. stay tuned. we'll be right back.

now to an update on our top story. a couple is homeless, but thankful to be alive after their home collapsed in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood. take a look. yeah, the building on merion street has continued to crumble throughout the morning. the couple says they heard several booms around 1:00 a.m. and everything started to come down. they had to hold the ceiling up as they ran from the home. the cause of the collapse is still under investigation. pretty amazing they got out of there without getting hurt.

sheena parveen now with the final check of our weather. >> yeah, you know, another warm day today. >> yeah. >> yesterday we hit a record high of 82 in philadelphia. and a lot of the area hit a record high. we're going to do it again today. so we have more record highs in the forecast, rain overnight that's part of a cold front. so tomorrow we're cooler, 66. mid-60s across the weekend. we spring forward. remember though the normal high is 50. so even though we're going to be cooler over the next few days, we're still going to be well above the average of 50 degrees. and then rain comes back late sunday. but we spring forward sunday morning. and in the following weekend is finally spring. so we're still in winter. >> spring forward, fall back. >> yeah, but that's not for a while. >> yeah. just want to make sure the saying still works. >> you got it. >> thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm vai sikahema and for sheena parveen and all of us here at nbc 10, have a great day, enjoy it. do something good. outdoors. >> outside. wear sun block.

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