personal back ground. >> they can make a brand-new account and just start all over again. so there needs to be a way to sift out words and programs. >> reporter: twitter unveiled tools using words to filter out hate speech. >> the companies 100% have a responsibility for making sure that their products are used responsibly. >> reporter: julie campbell is a crisis counselor for kids, she says that cyber bullying can devastate self esteem. but it doesn't help when it's an adult hiding behind the screen. >> cyber bullying has a way of spreading, it's like a virus. >> reporter: students here not surprised cyber bullying has

affected civic discourse, reports of anti-semitic tweets throughout the election. >> it's interesting to see how it's spread throughout politics, places where you think maturity would take over. >> donald trump has told his supporters to stop any harassment. and how the new first lady plans to put end to cyber bullying. in oklahoma city, there's been a shooting outside an airport there, police are saying one person's been shot in a parking lot, outside that area's will rogers airport. they're asking people inside the airport to shelter in place. again a shooting in oklahoma city at the airport there, we'll continue to monitor that situation. now to the transition to trump. president-elect donald trump is meeting today with vice president-elect mike pence in new york right now. >> the two of them received

their first intelligence briefing today. >> there are two big topics surrounding the president-elect today. the first possible appointments to his cabinet. here is what we know. former new york mayor rudy giuliani has emerged as the favorite to be secretary of state. the president-elect says there's no real competition for the job and that if giuliani wants the position, it is his. as for chris christie, he says he intends to remain as new jersey's governor, but says he would consider a post inside the trump administration if it's offered to him. also former presidential candidate ben carson turned down any chance of being in trump's cabinet saying he didn't have enough government experience. now to that second topic surrounding president-elect trump, trump college. trump took to social media to

defend trump college days after kr criticizing -- campaigning is much different. on sunday, the president-elect told 60 minutes he still has issues with the electoral college. he also refuted arguments that he should have lost the preside election because hillary clinton had the popular vote. california senator barbara bocker today introduced a bill to eliminate the electoral college all together. donald trump will become the first president in history to win the election despite losing the popular vote. donald trump's former campaign manager says she's not aware of any of donald trump's children to get top security clearance. the transition team has inquired if it would be possible for

trump's eight children and his son-in-law to get security clearances. but kellyarounne conway said th she doesn't know that's the case. >> i'm sure the children will be there to support their father in informal capacities. president obama's final trip as our country's leader started today as he sets off to reassure u.s. allies about his successor. on his first day in greece, he met with that country's president as well as it's prime minister. then it's off to asia and peru for an economic summit. back in this country, house republicans today unanimously

backed paul ryan for another term as speaker of the house. the move came as ryan called on his party to unite behind president trump. cruz was often at odds with trump during the campaign. the newly elected congress posed on the steps. it's freshman members are already in washington for their orientation. winter is just weeks away, and the nbc10 first alert weather team is getting you ready for when severe weather hits. >> got to deal with realty here? glenn "hurricane" schwartz is lye at the philadelphia mills mall for severe winter weather

week. >> it's a beautiful end to the day, the day sure didn't start off very pretty, it was cloudy, it was chilly, it was windy and it was damp. of course the start of the day here, stormranger10, people coming from miles around to take a look at our latest and greatest piece of hardware, in addition to our most expensive, i think. and storm force 10 has been here as well. look at that sky, we have started off the day with a total overcast, and now look at all that blue in there. and so you've got shadows at the end of the day. the sun is real low in the sky, so you may get some sun glare on the way home. there's that traffic, and some sun glare if you're headed to the west. parts of new mexico had the clouds in for a longer period. lehigh valley.

you could see that earlier today, moving into new york city, and new york state, while the sprinkles in upper bucks county and north hampton county. it is certainly is clearing where it is cloudy now, it's going to get colder, 40 in philadelphia by 6:00 a.m., 35 in places like chester, bucks, montgomery counties, that is cold, and 37 degrees in the lehigh valley. a little bit of a breeze in the morning, but not much, then we're in the upper 30s in new jersey as well. we'll be back in a little bit with a forecast that goes through the rest of the weekend and the weekend. there are some dramatic changes coming for the weekend. we'll get into that later. . >> the first alert weather team has another way you can keep up with our forecasts any time. this winter it could be a real

life safer. crystal will explain how to use that app wherever you r. traffic still slowed along part of the i-295 in gloucester county. that accident happened in the northbound lanes of 295 around 2:00. and the southbound lane is still closed. at least one person was hurt, we'll still trying to find out how seriously. >> a 16-year-old is in custody this afternoon after police say he stabbed five people in a high school in utah this morning. >> investigators say the teenager stabbed five other students in a boys locker room, he then stabbed himself before school resource officer used a taser to help subdue him. >> emergencies like the one at that school in utah are now changing the way first

responders in newcastle county get to the scene of a crime or mass casualty. how an app could save time. >> reporter: hypothetically speaking, say something happened in this shopping plaza right now. first responders are going to get here, they're going to take time trying to figure things out. but now somebody's going to tell first responders exactly where they need to go. the holiday decorations are going up at the popular brandy wine town center. a new app could keep them all safer. >> we're able to show that when you push that button, we're sending the cavalry. >> they're now using the rave alert system. if something happens, one push

of the button gives the county police fusion center access to their camera network. >> if we have a shooting, the cameras will pick it up, they'll have the video before they arrive at the scene write gives our police officers much more safety. >> first responder can be know what's happening and where before they even arrive on scene. >> it's to pinpoint exactly where the incident is and exactly where things are going on, then it's good, it's very good. >> concord mall, christiana high school, are now using the s if you manage or own a business you want to hook into this system, go to this site, it's free to use and free to get the app. a school campus unexpectedly

closed with no notice to students, who some cases have paid or borrowed thousands of dollars to go there. they say they received a text alerting them to the closure. the school put out an e-mail challenging post secondary school industry. lauren mayk talks to students about that closure. a montgomery county school will reopen after a fire was there. school w nurses at the hospital in center city hit the picket line today, they're protesting along with nurses at einstein and st. christopher's hospital. their union says they have concerns about safety.

the owners say they'll con investigator a parking lot. they would like to begin early next year, however the pennsylvania gaming control board has to approve the expansion first. a burlington county -- mt. holly police unveiled it's new body cameras. the department has been testing those cameras, but now each and every officer is wearing one to promote accountability and trust between police and the public. as you may know, it's a tradition to throw a penny at ben franklin's grave, but could you spare a little more? the preservation society is starting a gofundme page. >> he did so much for us.

>> so far a little more than $2,300 has been raised and you can find a link on our website, nbc10.com. and don't forget to tune in to nbc10 news tomorrow. pamela osborne will explain what's happening to the founding father's grave. >> the leader of a local foundation is off to africa in an effort to save lives. she's from nigeria and was inspired by a recent visit there. her foundation is bringing don nations of first aid and diabetic supplies as well as glasses and vitamins. >> i know that most things that we all take for granted here is actually needed severely in the third world countries. >> the planet in need foundation

is already planning their next trip to africa. all right, back to our weather, gorgeous day out there, but ready or not, winter weather will be here very soon. >> our nbc10 first alert weather team is making stops county by county this week. philadelphia mills mall. hey, guys. >> hi. >> yeah, it's a nicer afternoon than it was this morning. it was mighty chilly with the clouds around, but things have improved around here. we had some crowds. >> we saw a lot of people today. >> and the sky has certainly changed dramatically from what we saw earlier. we saw nothing but clouds first

thing, then we saw just a few clouds, now we're seeing a lot of sunshine. look at that shot of the skyline. it was way different than that this morning. and that is a sign of things to come. we have more sunshine that's going to be coming in the next several hours, at least the next several minutes before we get sunset. philadelphia 76 degrees now, wilmington 60 degrees. we have a lot cooler weather that's going to be coming in during the night tonight. right now as far as the local year is concerned, in philadelphia itself, we have temperatures generally near 50 degrees, temperatures have dropped into the 60s. it's going to drop pretty quickly as we get through tonight.

bustleton is right wrohere we a right now has cleared up. and the clouds that were over us earlier have moved up into new york state and that is gone. we have now clear skies out there right now. we did have a decent amount of rain in parts of the area. but look at long beach island, some places, grant beach, a little over a half-inch of rain. and as we go through the next couple of days, you'll notice on the future cast, there isn't any rain anywhere in the area. so we are going to be dry for the rest of the week. there's really no doubt about that. and then the question is for the weekend. here's the neighborhood forecast swanksville 62. allentown 61. we're going to be up in the allentown yaarea and in the

redding area, and we're going to be in gloucester township, 60 degrees, that's for tomorrow. and look at the rest of the week. it goes up to 63 thursday, and 6 on friday. that is pretty amazing. we have the average high is 57, so you can see, for those of you who like warmer than normal weather, and this fall weather, that's coming the rest of the week, that's for sure. then things change dramatically, not so much on saturday, but sunday, we're going to get much colder, much windier, and monday is going to be really kind of a brutal day. there could even be some snow showers in parts of the area by sunday night, because some really cold air is coming. it's not like a coastal storm or anything like that, but the first sign of winter.

krystal is here and she's going to tell you how you can get all of this for winter. >> we had a lot of people come out for meet and greets, we ended up giving away everything we had. but one thing that is available for free is our nbc10 a prk p. that app is really going to be a live savor when it comes to severe weather. let's go ahead and learn how to use that app right now. >> when dangerous weather strikes, you may turn to your tv, or to your tablet or phone. with the nbc10 app, you can customize the forecast to show you exact lippa you need. go to nbc10 philadelphia. first stop, nbc10 first alert radar. click the half circle to make it full screen, pan and zoom around to look at your area, back to the home screen, just click the x, now for your location, select

the city name at the top of your screen, and select current location, and from there, you're now going to be getting that ten-day personal'sed forecast for exactly where you are. >> if you're in new jersey, gloucester county and you pull-up our nbc10 first alert weather app, our first alert weather forecast looks like this, touch it, you can scroll down, right here is the 10-day. >> here in delaware, we get our own first alert forecast, from fen wick island, the app has us all the covered. >> notice our forecasts look different because each has a different forecast for each neighborhood. move that timeline from left to right and you're going to see the different hour by hour forecast for your location. how about if you wafbt to hear your forecast? scroll down and hit that play

bu button. and from there you're now going to be getting that 10-day personalized forecast for exactly where you are. scroll on down to see it. >> reporter: all right and i have that on my phone. >> i have it on mine. >> reporter: the question is, every one of you guys got the app? >> reporter: and if you don't have it and you certainly want to get it before winter starts. ours is not straight out of a computer, we put the numbers in ourselves, we slave over them all day. >> go our website nbc10.com, we'll have that video available for you so you can get the app right now. >> all right, guys, i know

jackie and i of course both have the apf. and if you couldn't make it today, come to the gloucester township malt. >> an nbc10 viewer says she paid hundreds on ebay for a knitting machine to make clothe force her large family. >> but the machine never arrived on her doorstep. we'll tell you how harry hairston helped the woman get a refund. and buyer beware, one woman says she found a dead animal's fur in a dress she bought, but it wasn't part of the design. >> here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. an up day, all around.

all right, listen to this. a manhattan woman apparently found fur from a rat sticking out of the fabric. she's now suing spanish fashion retailer zara which made the dress. she suffered emotional distress and even suffered from a rat borne disease. sara issued a statement saying that we are aware of the allegation and we are investigating the matter

further. we have the update to the story we brought you yesterday on nbc10 news at 4:00. >> three cows who captured worldwide attention. these three cows were stranded atop of an island after that powerful earthquake that rocked the country. trapp eped above the damaged landscape with no way to escape. a team of farmers actually dug a path to get the cornered cows back down. in just weeks, the busiest shipping season for retailers will get under way. >> one woman tells nbc10 she ran into trouble with a delivery service that didn't deliver her dream machine. harry hairston and the nbc10 responds team stepped in.

we're at philadelphia mills mall. severe winter weather preparedness week, and i have got a bow tie here today to give you a little hint about what may be happening in the seven day, that's coming up.

nbc10 responds, a woman says she paid hundreds of dollars for her dream machine that never

responded. >> this viewer says she went back and forth with fedex for months after the shipper told her it lost the package. >> knitting is a big part of betty johnson's life. she says she bought this moo sheen 20 years ago out of necessity. >> i got it because i had six children and i had to clothe them all. >> reporter: she also clothed herself. she made this outfit for a special trip with her husband. >> it took about five hours to make it. >> reporter: she tells us her time devoted to knitting probably saved the family thousands of dollars every year. she says her old trusted machine has been great, but it was time for a new one. back in august, she discovered a top of the line $3,000 knitting machine for a reduced price. >> i saw it on ebay, it was $500. i was like i got to get it.

>> reporter: johnson put in her bid and won, and the seller shipped by by fedex. the driver came to her home. especially he says, oh, i'm sorry, this is not the house i put this package at. >> she says fedex promised to reimburse her. she said months went by and no money. >> they were giving me the run around. >> reporter: she says that's when she gave fedex a piece of her mind. >> i said if you don't give me my money, i'm calling channel 10. >> reporter: and a week after we got involved, she got her cash. >> i really appreciate everything you all did. if i could give you a hug. >> okay, great, thank you. >> fedex told us the reimbursement was already in process when we got involved. let's take that money and roll

it right into our recovery counter, since may of this year, we have collected $170,270. >> she is talented. >> i thought i would get her to make a new jacket for me. >> if you have a consumer complaint for nbc10 responds. let us know. the best ways to reach us are right on your screen. coming up tomorrow on nbc10 responds, a tv set stopped working just before her last payment, and when the rental center refused to replace it, she called nbc10 responds. nbc101 following breaking news on a shooting investigation in north philadelphia. >> george spencer is live in sky force 10. >> philadelphia police actively searching for that shooter right now. that scene at 21st and indiana

blocked off by police. a 58-year-old man was stopped twice in the stomach, he was scooped up and taken to temple in a private vehicle. and then another man was shot in the back and he was also taken to temple. we have learned that both of them victims are are in critical condition. police have not found a weapon and they have not made any arrests. it's severe winter weather week, and nbc10 is getting you prepared for when mother nature strikes. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz is lye at is philadelphia mills mall in north philly. >> reporter: quite a change, even just in the last 15 minutes, no more sun glare issues, now we have got sunset coming.

look at that beautiful sky. this is how i first got interested in weather, just watching the sky, storms, sun sets, sun rises, it's all beautiful. and it's going to get even more beautiful over the next hour or so. now we can see the traffic is not having a problem with sun glare because the sun is now so low in the sky. by the way, if the skies clear tonight, you might be able to see that supermoon, maybe not 100%, but 99%. in philadelphia now, it's in the 50s now. the average high is about 57, so the rain from this morning, moved up through new york, the last places to see the rain, northampton county. for tomorrow, it's going to start off pretty cold. 40 degrees in philadelphia at 7:00 a.m., 35 in some of the suburbs. bucks, montgomery, chester

counties, averaging afternoon 35. lehigh valley averaging around 37. the philadelphia area should get to 60 degrees. we're out at the mall, we have got stormranger10 out here, helping you prepare for severe weather but we're also going to help you prepare for winter weather too. losing weight can sometimes be too much of a good thing. >> and putting those pounds on afterwards could be detrimental to your health. plus we're ten days away from thanksgiving now, and the most famous parade in the country that you can see right here on nbc10, a sneak peek at the floats for the macy's thanksgiving day parade.

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here's new information about preschoolers being diagnosed with adhd. it's commonly referred to as yo-yo dieting, repeatedly losing and gaining weight. a new study shows it is dangerous to a woman's heavyweight. yo-yo dieters were three times more likely to die of a heart attack than those whose weight stayed stable. >> magical run on america's got talent ended three weeks ago. >> next on nbc10 news at 4:00, the magic man takes a break from eagles practice to wow the crowd and ellen degeneres. and the sunset changes by the minute. and especially when you have

some of those high thin clouds. it just gets more and more beautiful. we'll see how long the beautiful weather is going to last with the 10-day coming up next.

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card trick that left ellen kind of confused and stunned. but for his next magic trick, he started asking the crowd how they felt about the talk show host. he added in his own feelings as well. >> we have a choice on how we choose people. happy is a decision, to feel great is a decision, and to be excited is a decision we make every single day. >> dorenbos found fame earlier this year. he finished third place on america's got talent. this was his second appearance on ellen this season. that's great to see him doing well. today kids in new jersey got a sneak peek at four floats that will debut at this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade. the new design s include the

aloha spirit. that colder air is coming and before we know it, we'll be getting out the snow shovels and ice scrapers. >> first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz has been live at the philadelphia mills mall watching that sun set, glenn? >> and we have also been giving away ice scrapers, and we're going to be at different malls the rest of the week, we'll be in gloucester county, then we'll be in the lehigh valley and we'll be taking the

stormranger10 with us every single day. the sun set is really going to be a beauty, over the next few minutes, it's going to continue and then remember, we're going to get an almost complete supermoon tonight that we missed last night because of all is clouds. temperatures well above average, it's already starting to cool down as the sun starts to go down. lehigh valley, we have temperatures 57 degrees in cookstown. easton is 54, nazareth 54, bath 53, beth lehlehem is 64. the average high is 56, and we're well above that, and by saturday it's 67 degrees, by saturday, 64.

but then things are going to change, and they're going to change pretty dramatically. we had that one area of rain, it was a big area of rain that mostly stayed offshore, so just the coastal areas got significant rain, but now new england's getting it and no that it's gotten farther away, we're clearing out and the temperature will go down throughout the night. we don't have any significant cloud cover coming in throughout the night or throughout the day tomorrow, so it's going to continue to be a pretty decent day out there. and it's going to be decent weather for the rest of the week. look at the hour by hour as we go through the day tomorrow in philadelphia. we're starting off at 47 degrees, going up near 60, the wind not all that strong, that's a beautiful looking day for most folks and we're going to

continue to see nice weather all the way through the end of the week. but as we go into the weekend, it's a different story. it's going to be sunny, you just saw on saturday, 64 degrees, but look at sunday, 49. 49 for the high, with rain, we have wind, lehigh valley, that's the wind symbol, 45 degrees for the high, we could see some changes over to snow, even a mixture with snow in parts of the poconos, lehigh valley, bur berks county, monday we could be seeing wind gusts over 40 miles an hour. so we're talking about windchills by early next week, which is quite a change from what we're seeing now and will see for the rest of the week, so join us tomorrow if you're in

and around gloucester county or later in the week where we're having severe winter weather week and we're bringing stormranger10 with us. >> if you can make it out to philadelphia mills today, you can meet the severe weather team it the gloucester mall in blackwood. next on nbc10, how the growing congregation is preparing for its rebirth.

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pastor john mitchell is a man of god. and an audio technician. >> i've got to be ready for sunday. >> reporter: that when united methodist church welcomes it's congregants back home. we were there in april when the most of the century old house of worship including it's sanctuary burned to the ground in a massive fire after a tree toppled on to power lines. is church fellowship building survived the blaze, but was severely damaged. >> i don't need carpet to

conduct the services. >> reporter: seven months later, the reconstruction is almost finish, we newed pews, a renewed spirit. >> reporter: insurance money paid for most of the work, but generosity from the community has filled in the gaps. >> it meant a lot to them, it means a lot to them. >> reporter: a future expansion with a full sized sanctuary is planned. in this one, a reminder of the destruction mt. pleasant endured and now it's resurrection. ted greenberg, nbc10 news. >> we're working on several stories for nbc10 news at 5:00. >> next at 5:00, students in shock. >> their school shut down without warning and now they're

left with nowhere to goo. >> in ten days we were done, we accomplished something, just to find out today we had nothing. >> how its closure will affect hundreds of students in our area and what the school told us when we reached of the for answers. we have seen him protest during the national anthem. now eli jenkins is taking his m message from the field to the nation's capital. ♪ it was a construction accident, with a piece of heavy equipment

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a note on the door and an e-mail telling them their school was closed. >> tonight those students were left in the lurch after the star career academy suddenly announced it's closing. >> the public college has four locations in new york and new jersey. lauren mayk spoke to some of the students. a lot of time and money for those students? >> reporter: we are talking about 1,000 students here, also more than 200 employees dealing with this. one employee told me she was trying to find other places for these students to go. and here at the office, we have noticed activity inside today, but the door is locked. and classes are over.

as star career academy, a notice posted on the door announces this school is closed. >> i was studying medical systems, i had ten days left. >> reporter: we met frustrated students like shannon whitaker. >> we had nothing to show for this. we moved here, thinking in ten days we were done, we accomplished something, then we find out we