snowstorm. "nbc 10 news" at 5 starts right now. >> the rain moving through parts of our area could affect your st. patrick's day plans. >> but there is a different threat for your weekend plans coming. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here. >> tell us about this spring snow. >> it's going to keep getting colder and colder until it is cold enough for snow. one of the places pretty sure to get is in the pocono mountains, this is lake wallenpaupack, and they are going to get a good amount of snow. out of that storm on sunday. and other parts of the area will too. this is not just a mountain thing. this is a nor'easter that's going to come right off the coast, looks like it's going to be cold enough for snow for a good portion of the storm for much of the area and as the storm moves past, the colder air will come in and change any rain to snow for other parts of the area that do have rain during the daytime hours. so, the time table, 6:00 a.m. to

10:00 a.m., the snow starts, generally melts. sees especially when it is day time. could be mix independent with rain, much of it melting in good bit of the area. all snow north and west keeps piling up and 6 p.m. to midnight is the best chance of the snow accumulation across a wide swath of the area. so, we do expect that mix with rain during the daytime hours, but all snow north and west. and significant accumulations are likely with this thing. we also have some showers in the meantime, these are generally on the lighter side, we have one heavier one go through bucks county. that has really weakened and we're going to see them weaken more. more on the snow potential and timing with the weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, glenn. look at this close call here. building collapse, school bus. and this bus driver tells nbc 10 he feels very lucky after he

escaped this partial building collapse without getting hurt. sky force 10 was over old city today after that debris came crumbling down on top of the bus. deanna durante was there as well. >> i heard the rumble and saw the dust. >> reporter: at first he wasn't sure what landed on top of this school bus. >> i got glass and stone. >> reporter: he had dropped off elementary students from montgomery county and was alone on the bus as he approached next to an old whitman's chocolate factory buildinging torn down. >> obviously construction but you know, the one barricade, so you know, in fact, they were directing us to the left four or five, six windows busted in. frames inside. glass all over. i had stones flying across the steering wheel. >> reporter: work being done closest to the ben franklin bridge when the south side wall fell, on the bus and the sidewalk. >> it appears that the school bus was not hit by debris from

the building but the debris from the building hit a tree, hit a light post which then hit the bus which fortunately was empty. >> reporter: reynolds feels lucky he was not hurt but wants to know why the street was open. we asked why the street was open as well. especially with a history of a deadly collapse back in 2013. we also asked why the collapse zone wasn't enlarged. the city says -- >> there are not and will never be 100% safe construction sites. >> reporter: deanna durante, "nbc 10 news." live at 5:00, parents, teachers and philadelphia naacp rallying outside school district headquarters, you see them with signs, saying they are outraged by the district's plan to convert three schools into charters. the protesters tell us the school reform commission has disregarded the voice of the community and they are calling for an end to the src altogether

as a governing body over the district. the src has a meeting tonight. in about an hour mayor jim kenney will meet to three dozen pre-k providers, and share his vision for universal pre-k and explain why a tax on sugary drinks is the best option to fund the programs. right now a northampton county man is facing charges for the death of a toddler. >> the suspect allegedly told police that the child choked on a hot dog but today prosecutors said they had enough evidence to charge him with homicide. according to investigators the home where the child died was full of trash and bugs, had no running water. the district attorney had a message for the parents.

the district attorney says an autopsy revealed the toddler's skull was fractured. while he may not know how it happened he believes foley did it. >> what i do know is that this defendant is lying to us. >> the district attorney says the couple's other three kids are now in the custody of children youth and family

services. >> a virginia man is behind bars after touching off a four-vehicle crash in inyou castle county. sky force 10 over the scene last night at the i-mine 5 toll plaza. delaware police say matt ruge was under the influence of alcohol when he set off the crash. four were injured. they checked out okay. at 5:00, a kensington man will go to trial on cock fighting charges. officers at the spca tell us they confiscated more than 30 roosters and chickens from the home of juan reyes in philadelphia. this is a picture of one of the roosters that the officers say they confiscated. all of the birds were taken to the pennsylvania spca to be treated, those that could be rehabilitated were sent to rescues. the latest on a police brutality case in south central pennsylvania out of franklin county. the attorney for the man who says he was beat up by troopers has now reached a settlement

with state police for 3 hun$,000. he says he was assaulted after a case. the dash cam video shows the trooper who appears to be kicking him, his attorney says he is happy with the settlement but believes the troopers involved should be punished. >> the taxpayers have not been upset, not said anything about the fact that the state police continues to pay out money for troopers that remain employed and engaged in clear wrong doing. >> no criminal charges were filed against the troopers. >> fresh off his supreme court nomination judge merrick garland was on capitol hill. the 63-year-old supreme court nominee sat down with senator patrick leahy, the vermont senator the top ranking senator on the judiciary committee. garland is expected to meet with nevada democrat harry reid later today. nbc news is reporting that a handful of republican senators

have agreed to meet with judge garland. >> if i do meet with him it may not be a good use of his time because i'm not going to change my position because it's based on the principle. >> the senate's top republican mitch mcconnell spoke with garland by phone but says he won't meet face-to-face. ♪ honoring the irish, the st. patrick's day at the irish memorial at penns landing, celebration featured dancers, and the sound of bagpipes as you heard. and philadelphia's mayor jim kenney who is irish helped lay this wreath at the memorial, paying tribute to the city's irish immigrants and the role they played in philadelphia's history. meantime, pints and pancakes, that's at an irish pub celebrating. part of the restaurant's 15th

annual st. patrick's day party and a $5 donation goes to the ancient order of the country's oldest and largest irish catholic organization. a lot of folks will be out tonight celebrating and the ncaa match-ups too. bucks county uber and madd are teaming up. uber will donate $1 to madd for every ride between now and 2:00 in the morning. some local students got a lesson on the dangers of bullying. >> it wasn't in the classroom. this played out on the stage. >> i hate my life. >> hang in there. you're only 13. >> the theater brought the musical only 13 to stewart middle school. it tells the story of a girl who is bullied at school and on line and contemplates suicide. it's meant to have students contemplate how they treat

people. >> a jersey shore mayor is clarifying controversial comments about orthodox jews. >> i don't want to owe fend anybody all right. >> what the mayer says he meant by the comments and what the comment has to say about that. also a fast food shooting that led to a take-down on a septa bus. new video of the arrest. how police caught their suspect when he was least expecting it. and next, celebrating tradition and charity, why st. patrick's day is more than just a holiday for a local organization that helps the homeless.

>> across the area irish communities have been celebrating the spirit of st. patrick's day. >> that spirit is behind the mission of one wilmington organization, around the yearment they serve the city's homeless. tim furlong tells us their story. >> reporter: the dense morning fog couldn't stop this irish tradition. hundreds walking up king street to an annual irish breakfast. the st. patrick's society breakfast, the story is back up king street at st. patrick's church and the center behind it that bears its name. >> this came in. this is donated. >> reporter: this is a homeless

shelter, a clothing shop for folk likes marion. and the center is a source of food for one of the poorest communities, the center prides itself on getting fresh produce to families who can't get it for themselves. >> so someone comes in with a large family, no food, even though they have been here we'll take care of them. >> reporter: the society's event over two days raise about a third of the budget for the year, the society is now a couple generations old. it began with wilmington irish guys with a kind thought before they hit the bars many years ago. >> before we go out and do something arguably bad for ourselves, on st. patrick's day, we should go out and do something good for somebody first. >> irish americans got help from others along the way. society members tell me they are paying it forward helping those that are struggling to get by. >> it honors our heritage and what our grandmothers caught us to do right by people. try to do good for somebody else. >> reporter: in wilmington, tim

furlong, "nbc 10 news." following breaking news from sky force 10. live over this car accident, car flipped over on wissahickon avenue and hassenberry streets in the east falls section of philadelphia. this was in the past few minutes. crews flipped the car back overment we learned there was someone trapped inside but we're told that person has now been pulled out safely. again, a person trapped when the car flipped over in east falls. now to our decision 2016 coverage. another group is speaking out against donald trump. >> a researcher from great britain saying a trump presidency could have a serious negative impact globally. the economist intelligence unit released its global risk assessment report today, stated with trump in the white house, that would have the same global economic impact as jihadi terrorism. the firm cited trump's stance on

free trade and mill taristic tendencies. it goes on to say a trump win increases the possibility for terror attacks i a round the world. >> first a spokesman for house speaker paul ryan shot down a suggestion he should be the gop nominee if there is no winner in the first ballot. today ryan himself dismissed the idea. put forth by former house speaker john boehner at a conference in florida. ryan said he told boehner to, quote, knock it off. >> bernie sanders continues his western push with a campaign stop in arizona tonight. sanders will hold a town haul in flagstaff, the arizona primary is coming up on tuesday. another turn today in the hillary clintonmail scandal. according to the associated press clinton asked the national security agency the nsa for a secure government issued cell phone in 2009. that request was denied. a month later she reportedly began using private e-mail accounts accessed through her

blackberry. she maintains she never september or received anything that was marked classified at the time. >> a long with tuesday's primary they will caucus in utah and idaho. for more coverage on the presidential candidates, be sure to have the free nbc 10 app downloaded, it's available now for your smart phone or tablet. new information about three former leaders of a religious group charged with the friars expected to turn themselves in tomorrow. the pennsylvania attorney general announced the findings tuesday. the men were part of the franciscan friars near holidaysberg. the men accused of allowing brother steven baker to molest more than 100 children working at bishop mckorth high school. >> philadelphia's city council honor add sur visher of one of the most vicious attacks of the civil rights era.

in 1963, sarah collins rudolph was 12 when a bomb exploded at her church in birmingham, alabama. at that time it was america's most segregated city. today, the philadelphia city council read her story of survival. david oh got choked up. her sister addie was killed and so were three other girls. she was blinded in one eye of it she told everyone inside how she felt after the explosion, when all she could do was yell out for her sister. >> it was very scary. the noise was so loud. when i heard all i could do was say jesus, then i began to called ay because i didn't know what happened because i was minded. >> she says she still feels post traumatic stress. not many people ask her to tell her story and she's honored to

help others remember. we haven't had a lot of days of snow this winter, but looks like we'll add at least one as we go into the weekend. we're tracking some rain showers this afternoon, but colder air is going to be coming in starting tomorrow night. setting us up for the weekend and by sunday it's cold muff for snow. across most of the area. we have cloudy skies across much of the region. 58 degrees, mild for this time of year. 58 in philadelphia, 59 in trenton. and we've seen temperatures go into the 60s in several parts of the area. especially south. wilmington is 60 now, dover 61. it was 67 degrees just an hour or so ago. so the temperature starting to come down. only because it's late in the day and there's showers around.

tomorrow, still on the mild side but then we take a plunge for saturday, a high of only 47. by sunday with snow falling during much of the day, that will prevent the temperature from going up very much. staying in the 30s. you can see showers that we've had,óñ racings from west to eas across the area. diminishing already. becoming very light and even more widely scattered. more back to the west, but those two should be falling apart as the sun goes down. you can see this on the futurecast. as we go into tomorrow we start off dry again. it's a windy day, relatively mild day. we'll watch what happens, we may see showers break out during the afternoon. probably not as much as tift as what we saw today. plenty of activity over the weekend. this storm, nor'easter develops, and as it gets far enough offshore to help keep cold air in here, now we are talking snow. the blue colors indicating

potential snow accumulation, the darker the blue, the heavier the snow. and that purple in new england is the area that's going to get hit the worst. accumulating snow, likely during the day sunday and into sunday night. how much snow, a little too early to specific amounts for specific areas. but i want to give you an idea, the potential of this thing. it's a low potential of four inches or more at the shore. i think rain mixed in there. and a medium chance from the philly, i-95 down to the south and east. this is down because of any potential melting and mixing with rain. if it's all snow, more than four inches is a sure bet. and a high, high chance, all north and west of philadelphia of four inches or more. and then we'll get into more specifics as we get closer to the storm. but this has potential for significant accumulations. showers and storms early, then clearing late, 44 for the low in

philadelphia. during the day tomorrow, a windy day, gusts to 35, temperatures into the low 60s. and it's dry. saturday is dry as well. but much colder than sunday as the day with the snow. monday, windy and cold, then by the middle of the week, snow is pretty much gone and spring is back. >> looking forward to it. thanks, glenn. philadelphia's mayor is speaking out about the lasean mccoy assault investigation. what jim kenney has to say about the fight last month involving two off-duty philadelphia police officers. the outbreak of several food-born illnesses hurt and now cha poltly is taking action to win back customers.

>> >> hoping to win back customers chipotle grill plans to send 21 million free food coupons to consumers in coming months. it plans to offer buy one get one deals on a variety of items. it hopes the offers will bring back customers who steered clear in the wake of several food-born disease outbreaks. winter is officially winding down, we just have to get through a storm this weekend. nonetheless, it's time to fix

the problems left by mother nature. new jersey department of transportation workers are hitting the roads to repair potholes that popped up. drivers should be prepare forward lane closures. we posted some information on how to report potholes in new jersey, pennsylvania and delaware on the nbc 10 app. getting help for heroin addiction. >> new at 5:30 we'll introduce you to the former addict running a first-of-a-kind recovery program here in philadelphia. >> reporter: a man is wanted for a violent crime, police locate him on a packed septa bus. we have the video that shows how police nabbed the suspect. i'm deanna durante. that story still ahead.

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out there right now. objectsly it's too warm for snow at the moment. but this nor'easter is going to be developing early sunday along the north carolina coast, and as it tracks offshore it looks like it's going to be cold enough for snow. may be some rain especially toward the shore. so it's not 100% snow, over 100% of the area, but there should be enough cold air for enough hours to produce significant snow for much of the area. let's take a look at the time line. 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., the snow starts, as it starts it would be melting, the roads are warm. and then the time of day, we have daytime hours, late in march, sun's rays are strong so a lot of it melts. but as it gets heavier, some of it could start sticking. it looks like it's going to be all snow north and west, then as we get dark on sunday night, we lose the heating of the day, that's when it can start to accumulate more in and around

philadelphia and parts of delaware and south jersey. so it's going to mix with rain during the daytime and philadelphia south and east all snow north and west, and significant accumulation is likely across a large portion of the area. once again, don't be fooled by the fact that temperatures are in the 60s today and going to be in the 60s again tomorrow. this kind of thing happens during springtime occasionally. we do have showers across the area, but they really weakened over the last hour or so. more on the snow potential with the rest of the seven-day in a few minutes. right now at 5:30, video of passengers evacuating a crowded septa bus when police boarded to arrest a man for attempted murder. police say this passenger was wanted for a shooting a teen employee at a fast food restaurant. deanna durante live at septa headquarters. >> you asked police for this video when they made the arrest last week. why did they release it today? >> reporter: they are saying

that they wanted to make sure they had the technology to be able to release it. sip ta is more than 280 police officers recently began wearing body cameras, all of them back in january and this is the first time that we have seen video from those cameras. the police chief here says it shows that the officers were able to get people off of a packed septa bus and arrest the suspect wanted for a violent crime. the voice you hear is of officer matt arlan, a canine officer, telling passengers off the bus. he is not giving a reason why, but you can see as he makes his way to the back it clears out quickly. police spent a lot of time along the route 23 bus route last week, on sunday march 6, a man seen in this surveillance video opened fire on a church's chicken fast food worker. the man shot the worker after an argument. he was upset tables were sprayed with cleaner near where he ate his dinner. >> one of our employees here at

septa recognized the picture when they saw it on video on the news. >> reporter: that worker was in customer service and she thought this man was ronald graham, a man who rode the septa route 23 bus, and often complained about the service. then on thursday morning, septa got another tip. >> about 7:25 a.m. we got a tip that the shooter was on a route 23 that was on germantown avenue. >> reporter: the bus was stopped and police went to the man in the back. once the bus is empty and backup arrived the police wake the man and tell him he issing recorded, the audio is fuzzy but with officer's help he stands up as he is searched. >> it's nice see and hear though we're dealing with an attempt murder suspect, somebody that viciously shot someone you heard how the officers dealt with that man. they dealt with him with respect and dignity. >> reporter: once off the bus

other septa transit police officers were waiting, using the mug shot to positively identify the person that they had arrested as that wanted man. and the septa chief says for all of those people arecord the route 23 bus they may not have had an answer why they were evacuated so quickly. this should serve as an example when police ask you to leave quickly here's why. reporting live, deanna durante, "nbc 10 news." i want to go back to sky force 10 over more breaking news this time in burlington county. police are investigating this serious motorcycle accident on birmingham road in pemberton. the cyclist we're told was taken to the hospital in extremely critical condition. as you see police still on the scene. it seems just about were has an opinion about what should happen to lasean mccoy for his alleged involvement in a nightclub brawl in philadelphia. authorities are investigating mccoy in connection to an assault on two off-duty

philadelphia police officers at the recess lounge in old city. it happened the beginning of last month. the district attorney has yet to file any charges against the former eagles running back. today mayor jim kenney weighed in. >> not the district attorney and i'm not law enforcement person. i expressed my opinion at the beginning. justice sometimes takes its time and i'm confident that seth williams and his folks will do the right thing. >> mccoy has reportedly told investigators that the incident was not his fault. >> police say they have their man in an execution style triple murder from two years ago. philadelphia's d.a. seth williams announced he is charging jeffreys with three counts of murder. three people shot in a house on martinsville road in lawn crest. jeffreys already in jail for a home invasion that happened weeks before the killings, and investigators say the fired

cartridge case at that location matched the cases at the triple murder scene. addiction to heroin and opioids is at epidemic levels here in our region, but people who want help find it tough to find it. >> that's right. one local man who battled addiction is making it his mission to bring the kind of support he wishes he had to young men in philadelphia. skrins is here with his story. >> for devin rock bottom came when he woke up in the emergency room. now 33 was addicted to heroin and cocaine and nearly died of an overdose. that was his wake-up call. 2013 he opened brotherly love house, a recovery residence near lasalle university, specially designed for college age men get back on track after addiction. it's not state funded so residents pay their way and it's one of few recovery programs of its kind in philadelphia. as more young people become

addicted, he and others who work in drug treatment say support near home is key. >> i knew there were men that needed a house like this like i needed this. so i wanted toic ma it for them. i had to go all the way to florida to find something like this when i was in my active addiction in pennsylvania in the city of brotherly love. i didn't want other people to have to do that. i think there is value to recovering in your community. close to your parents, your family, and i want other people to have the opportunity i didn't have. that's what we created here. >> reeves and some of the men he helped are among 80 people we met as part of our exclusive look at the crisis in generation addicted myself and fellow reporters take you into the tragic world of heroin and opioid addiction in the area and beyond. it appears march 21 at 7:00 p.m. here on nbc 10. and to date he estimates that brotherly love helped 50 to 75

young men get back on their feet. >> thanks for that, vince. new information in what police describe as an unprovoked stapi stabbing on a bus. the 18-year-old victim was getting off the bus when the suspect rushed him and an off-duty security guard from widener university helped the suspect until police could get to the scene. the victim is expected to recover. creating opportunity in south jersey the focus of a task force that met at stockton university. business and governmental leaders met to talk about ways to help communities that are struggling economically. organizers say south jersey has its own set of challenges. >> we don't have a high tech industry, we don't have a financial industry, we don't have manufacturing industry, so we don't have some of the opportunities that the rest of the state does.

>> lawmakers say the casino crisis in atlantic city has been another factor, dragging down the economy. less than two weeks until easter, one of the busiest time of the year for candy companies. several of them say you won't see any of these ads like this for little kids any longer. we'll explain. no time to run to the post office, no problem. the service ebay is offering to help you sell and ship your stuff.

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>>. >> it's tournament time for college basketball. our three local teams are warming up getting ready for the first round games. >> excitement is building for the fans, making that road trip. nbc 10's keith jones is live in brooklyn where villanova and temple play tomorrow. >> easy for the fans to come in at the last minute. >> reporter: that's right. not many came out to the practices earlier this afternoon of course they might come to stay overnight or maybe tomorrow morning. the first game is at 12:40. there's a lot of activity here, some fans have come out to experience some of it, here's the taste with a philly flare. stop and go traffic. it's the norm on the sidewalks, busy bustling brooklyn. the energy high but now getting higher, inside the barclay center the vendors getting set

up. temple or nova t-shirt 28 bucks. hungry, we stopped by paisano. on the court, it's a philly invasion. temple practicing early. two seed villanova followed. if they win friday they play each other on sunday. >> sunday is a big five clash. >> this man came out in support. we found a temple student. >> we've always had our ups and downs but when we're down we're resilient and come back. anything's possible. >> for these teams, anything is possible in new york. >> reporter: back live now, anything is possible, yes, but the vaguest odds are slim for nova they have 18-1 chance. about 5 1/2 percent chance of winning this thing. for temple the odds at 500 to 1. very slim chance but of course

inside this building get past the first round, second round, anything can happen. coming up tonight we'll go to the team hotel and talk to fans and see how they are enjoying brooklyn getting ready for the game tomorrow. live in brooklyn, keith jones, "nbc 10 news." >> exciting for all of the teams to be there at this point. no matter what happens. >> reporter: say that again. >> i said it's exciting for us to have three local teams in all of this now no matter what happens, no matter the chances at this point. >> reporter: yes, i feel blessed the fact i get to cover villanova and temple. this is big for the city of brotherly love and of course once they get inside that building once they get on the hardwood there, anything can happen. we could see a big five match-up sunday. i'm hoping for that secretly. it's going to be great. >> keith jones, thanks so much. >> count on keith and comcast sportsnet john clark to follow all of the action tomorrow from brooklyn.

hot ticket items you find in easter baskets will no longer target kids in advertising. we're talking about six candy companies including the makers of peeps and jelly bellies. they are no longer going to directly advertise to kids under the age of 12. the six companies including the rm palmer company joined the likes of hershey's and nestle's. it's wild things that can happen in the weather in march. we've got that in the forecast here. we had temperatures in the 80s last week, now snow in the forecast for sunday. we're tracking showers still around the area right now. it's going to get colder by the weekend and snowstorm for sunday for parts of the area. and we've got mostly cloudy skies, 58 degrees.

the wind at 8 miles an hour. most of the showers have moved out and we're mild today. up to 63. butr7 62 tomorrow. and then it starts going down. it's 60 in wilmington now. 59 in trenton. trenton into the mid-60s today. only 49 in doylestown, and a shower moved through and knocked the temperature down there. but it's 60 in newark, delaware, 60 in millville, 62 in woodbine. you can see over the last hour the showers racing west to east but they are also shrinking, getting lighter and as the sun goes down they will disappear completely as you can see here on the futurecast. temperatures not going down a lot overnight tonight. and during the day tomorrow. we're warming up to near 60 or into the 60s, could be a couple showers during the afternoon. not as much activity as what we saw today. and this is going to be developing on sunday.

there is no doubt about that. there's going to be a nor'easter out there. now, details still remain to be seen. we're several days away. this is the european model projecting snowfall totals generally the darker blue indicating the heavier snow. so as the storm moves up to new england you can see the best chance is inland from the coastline and of course new england's going to get hit the hardest. there is accumulating snow that is likely. how much? it's a little too early to talk about specific amounts for specific areas, i want to give you an idea of the potential of this thing. generally lower potential in southern delaware and extreme south jersey because a good bit of the storm should be rain. or melting snow. then a medium chance of four inches are 0 more from philadelphia south or east. that would be a pretty significant storm. and that all depends on how much is rain. but a high risk of four inches plus north and west because it's going to be about all snow. for the rest of the night,

showers, early, then clearing late. 44 for the low in philadelphia. during the day tomorrow we expect a windy day, relatively warm, highs in the low 60s and that's it. then it gets colder. 47 for the high on saturday. then the snowy day on sunday. some rain during the daytime hours. most of the accumulation may occur after dark. and then on monday it is plenty windy and cold, but it really gets warm by the middle of the week. we check in now with lester holt. he joins us from the nbc studios in new york. >> good evening. what's coming up? >> hey, jim and rosemary. ahead conservatives meet to draft a stop trump plan. can it work where others failed. why more children are rushed with medical poisoning a. the deadline for all new cars to come equipped with automatic emergency braking all coming up at 6:30. back to you. >> okay, see you at 6:30.

coming up on nbc 10, a jersey shore mayer is clarifying controversial comments he made about orthodox jews. >> but he is not apologizing. listen. >> i don't want to offend anybody, all right. >> what the mayor says he really meant and how the community is reacting. >> then coming up on "nbc 10 news" at 6, new fallout from hazing allegations at a local suburban high school. tonight, who lost their jobs today.

>> añi jersey shore mayor is clarifying kmernts about orthodox jews. >> he used the phrase quotite like an invasion end quote in a recent article to describe the growing number of orthodox jews in his community. nbc 10 reporter ted greenberg got reaction from both sides. >> the word is not something that i -- that we like. >> asher's firm is staffed by and caters to orthodox jews. he says he wasn't happy to hear how the mayor of toms river was quoted in this recent bloomberg news article saying it's like an invasion, when talking about real estate agents helping a growing number of jews find homes in his community. >> it hurts in a sense and we hope this can be worked out. >> it prompted this scathing

letter tuesday from the lakewood mayor to his toms river counter part. in which miller said he was appalled by the invasion quote, referring to it as pure unadulterated bigotry. he called on mayor to apologize. >> i don't want to offend but i think apology is if you made a mistake. i didn't make a miscake. >> he insists he was referencing comments by residents at a council meeting. >> what we have going on is an invasion. >> following numerous clients about aggressive harassing tactics by real estate agents pressuring people to sell their houses, toms river lawmakers barred the agents from door to door soliciting near the lake wood border. >> they are welcome here. they are not welcome to come and buy property in the manner they are doing. >> not knocking on doors, we're not invading. it's people moving in and we're getting calls like every other

town in the united states of america. >> lake wood's mayor was out of the country and unavailable for an interview. coming up next, making a move, new details about one of philadelphia's largest companies looking to leave. >> i'm tracking showers now, and snow for part of the weekend. and it's not just a few flakes but sticking snow. the close call for a couple sleeping, tonight how they made it out alive in their own words next on "nbc 10 news" at 6.

>> right now at 6, a couple sound asleep when a truck goes right into their home. that rude awakening shook them out of bed and then the house went up in flames. we have new information about the driver and how that couple got out alive. good evening. i'm jim rosenfield. that in a minute. first, we're tracking rain in parts of the region again tonight, that rain began a few hours ago and we're also talking about enough snow this weekend to create problems. nbc 10's chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the latest. glenn, snow. how much? >> well, looks likes we have the potential for several inches accumulation in parts of the area, some places going to get

more than others. and rain is going to be mixing in in parts of the area too. it will complicate things. we have mostly sunny skies at the moment in parts of the philadelphia area. a lot of the showers that were around pretty much fizzled out. but this is not. this is going to be a nor'easter developing on sunday. it's going to produce moisture. the question is related to the temperature and will it be cold enough for snow for a majority of the storm for a majority of the area. it looks like it's going to be pretty much all snow north and west. that could be substantial accumulation. the timeline is 6 to 10 a.m. it would be melting at the start. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. a mix of snow and rain. all snow north and west. and at night that's when the greatest chance of accumulating snow is