right now at 11:00, bundle up, layer up. gusty winds are making it feel even colder outside this morning. here is a live look over center city. we have overnight snow in parts of our area. this is 30th street station from

ov overnight. you can see the snow is falling. let's talk about the dangerous cold. pamela is live this morning. let's first begin with glenn "hurricane" schwartz. he is tracking this arctic air. >> yeah. the temperatures themselves don't even tell the whole story. this is still 25 degrees below average just temperature wise. but on top of that look at the winds gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour across the area. so it feels like it is 8 in philadelphia and wilmington, 4 in coatsville and 2 in allentown and 8 in trenton. those numbers are not going up

during the day. why? because look at the air in pittsburgh. even colder than ours. chicago feels like 17 below. look at the arrows. that air is headed this way. it won't be quite as fierce as the time it gets here. we have more and more arctic air feeding in. now, after the arctic air is trying to leave and moisture comes in you add up to some snow at least for a period of time. we have a first alert for lehigh valley and even philadelphia itself from 11:00 p.m. friday into saturday morning depending on what part of the area we are in. accumulating snow and slippery roads. again, some areas it would be a very limited time. we have clouds around right now but no significant snow. this is the system that the likely to effect us friday night

into saturday. as we go into friday during the day we are fine. this is friday evening headed outdoors and staying out late. poconos is the first place to get the snow. by saturday morning warmer air will be trying to come in. we'll have a tremendous contrast. we'll have heavy snow isn't the lehigh valley and rain in the philadelphia area. we are getting hour by hour and neighborhood by neighborhood coming updater. >> all right. thanks for that. coldest air moves in a little bit later today. you can track the dangerous cold weather plus the snow coming this weekend right from your smart phone or tablet. all you have do is download the free nbc 10 app. with the app you can use our interactive radar plus a customizable and we'll show you school closings and delays. a quick heads up from the ac

expressway. the ramp to the parkway is still closed because of its crash. it's unclear if it's really related. you can see as the truck crashed into the guardrail and landed on its side. one man is in the hospital after this car crash and fire on roosevelt boulevard. the outer lanes were shut down while crews cleared the scene and towed away the vehicle. we are learning more about a brazen burglar who walked out of a courthouse with a police jacket, hat and badge all in his bag. philadelphia police say this man in the tan yankees hat, mar roo vest picked up an officer's jacket and bad and hat and walked out. if you see this man or know who

he is philadelphia police would like you to give them a call. in a sex assault case an attorney for many of cosby's accusers became the focal point during the pretrial hearing. the defense is trying to block 13 accusers from taking the stand at cosby's sex assault trial next year. >> some of the stories the women have shared. >> if you don't have the facts then you attack either the victim or other lawyers or both. >> the arguments are now finished. no word yet on when the judge will make a decision ton accuser's testimony. we have new details this morning on a verdict that awarded million of dollars to penn state coach mike mcquery.

his lawyers are asking for another $1.7 million for litigation and lawyer bills. penn state says it will review the request. he testified against sandusky. after that the university placed him on administrative leave and terminated him the following year. happening now in harrisburg a court hearing could have major implications on the power of all school boards across the state. they are listening to an appeal. the district is trying to overturn a reduction of a 4.4% tax increase. that reordered after a judge ruled they were misleading by claiming a budget deficit so it could get a waiver of tax increase limits. also happening today

montgomery county officials that would increase real estate taxes. it would fund montgomery county community college. if it is approved today the average homeowner would pay an extra $66 per year. it is expected to raise about $22 million across the county. 7 minutes past 11:00 on this thursday. let's get a quick check of traffic. what are you seeing out there? >> we are watching a little bit of a delay. cameras right around 24th street showing a delay right now. this traffic is headed westbound. the expressway is dealing with construction around montgomery drive. they have the right lane closed. they are seeing delays there because of that. westbound showing sthat as well. there is construction with the right lane blocked. at the point we are starting to see back ups aennd delays it is

adding speeds into the 30s. you might see a bit of a delay there. th we'll end in new jersey dealing with an accident scene that was on the westbound side. just around the garden state parkway that's exit 7. there is police activity. northbound ramp to the atlantic city expressway. back to you. >> all right. thanks for that. we want to head to boston. two workers are being rescued after they got stuck in a water tank. this is a live look at the rescue. let's see if they pull out a little bit further. we can get a better look at what's happening. two workers stuck inside that water tower. here is the tricky part t. tricky part of this is it's 27 degrees t. windchill could be making it feel colder than that. they want to get those workers out of there and get them down

safely. we'll keep you posted. coming up today, if you yahoo! you better change your password right now. a record breaking hack has reached a billion yahoo! users. we'll tell you what you need to know about the data breach. plus an nbc news exclusive, how much did putin interfere with the presidential election? dangerous colds here and these biting winds are making it feel worse outside. plus snow is heading our way. i'll let you know when it is going to arrive just ahead.

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>> yahoo! does not believe bank account or credit card information was stolen during the breach. u.s. officials believe put in was personally involved. they have evidence that shows putin showed how material was leaked and used. they say it started as a vendetta against hillary clinton but morphed to show corruption in u.s. politics. >> he wants to discredit american democracy and make us weaker in terms of leading the democratic order. most certainly he likes president-elect trump's views on russia. >> they say there is no firm information proving that the election of donald trump was the original objective. the prosecution has already

rested its case in a church shooting. we report from washington. >> reporter: we are expecting a verdict at some point this afternoon. the jury will begin deliberations some time around noon. they will have to decide if dylann roof deserves the death penalty. nine people welcomed him into their prayer service last june. his confession is part of the reason we are expecting things to happen fairly quickly today. there are 33 to go through. it has been an emotional trial so far to say the least, especially tough for victim's families. prosecutors released chilling 911 calls. shepherd said he told her, i will let you live so you can tell the story.

roof was seen quiet and emotionless, not showing emotion during testimony. he planned the attack and staked out the church before the shooting is what they say. ro nbc news. let's head now to tennessee where trial began of a school bus driver that killed six children and injured dozens more. video shows walker using a cell phone while he was driving just before the deadly bus crash. investigators also told the court that walker was speeding. he is charged with five counts of vehicular homicide. six kids died in this november crash when he was driving. a slick snowy bus was t--

hill was too much for this bus. nobody here was hufrmt portland doesn't get too much snow but they have had quite a bit of it so far this season. many schools are closed today because of weather. back in our area no measurable snow on the ground at the moment. it could change for the weekend. we are dealing with this dangerous cold weather outside. pamela is outside where i'm sure commuters have been bundled up out, pam. >> reporter: rosemary, i wish i could say it is getting a little bit better now that the morning is going on but it feels even worse out here especially with these wind gusts. >> i just got out here. my eyes are watering. >> reporter: patricia is right. it is the type of cold that nearly knocks you down when it hits. >> it is brutal.

>> reporter: we saw passengers huddled inside of the accesepta station. by the time the sun came up -- >> it was bitter, very bitter. >> reporter: the extreme cold called for an extreme wardrobe. >> i have on a sweater, vest, jacket, snow, scarf. >> i am layered up under this thing. >> reporter: the key to keeping warm according to corey haynes is to keep moving. >> standing around is not going to work for you. >> reporter: definitely good advice there. many of you have already been outside today. if you're just headed to catch a train, headed inside to work in a building you want to make sure all of your skin is covered. like i said, it is cold especially when this wind kicks in. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news.

and we are not going to see any improvement in the way it feels for another 24 hours. we also have some snow, wintery weather in the forecast in pennsylvania county, especially lehigh valley and also philadelphia getting a brief period of some snow. this first alert from 11:00 p.m. friday to saturday morning depending on where in pennsylvania you have with some accumulating snow, brief icy mix and slippery conditions. here is the basic time line. saturday morning is the issue. snow to rain. by saturday afternoon it's not that bad at all. sunday morning it's really mild and sunday afternoon it is turning windy and colder. it is just a small part of the weekend that will be an issue

here. look at these temperatures. 24 degrees and a 24 miles per hour sustained wind. these are the current gusts, 43 miles per hour in allentown. we have been telling you this is coming for ten days. we had it in our ten day forecast, a long time ago, even predicting a high of 30 for today. it should not be a surprise. single digit temperatures today and into tonight. this is tomorrow morning. it has not changed very much. by this time tomorrow it is at least going to be feeling like the teens. tomorrow afternoon feeling like the teens to the low 20s. so look, we are at least going to get some improvements as we head into the weekend. nothing more than a couple of flakes on the radar in our area. we have to go way back into

missouri to find any snow from the system that will be effecting us tomorrow night. the wind direction is going to be very very important here. look at that southerly winds. the atmosphere trying to warm up as this snow is coming in. at 11:30 tomorrow night it is clearly cold enough to in the entire area. how far south is this precipitation going to get and how heavy is it going to be? as we go towards saturday morning the warm air is trying to come up and change over any snow to a mix in philadelphia already. it is still snowing farther to the north. that warm air keeps coming up. so then the lehigh valley changes to an icy mix. 7:30 in the morning, that will be rough. philadelphia is already improving and then getting heavy

rain as we go to the late morning. in the afternoon look at that, fairly quiet and this front comes through. it will be giving us the rain on sunday. let's get a little closer to the area that will be hit the hardest. this is l erehigh valley. 6:00 a.m. it is all snow. whatever that's fallen is snow. we are getting this icy mix and that's partly what i'm concerned about here especially in areas of the l herbhiehigh valley. look what will happen to temperatures this weekend. we are starting off friday into saturday morning in the 20s. by saturday night 48. by sunday morning close to 60 in philadelphia and then we start going down again. just some wild temperature

swings. as far as chances for significant snow at the very low chance now in philadelphia medium chance up towards lehigh valley and a a high chance up in the poconos. it's a what we had yesterday and we are sticking with that. >> we'll see you shortly. thanks. coming up next, high anxiety, we'll talk about the medical issue this philadelphia eagle is opening up about. we'll talk about what caused him to miss some time on the field this season.

a philadelphia eagles players is opening up about his fight to tackle anxiety. he says anxiety is the reason he missed two of the past three games. he says his anxiety gets so bad he gets sick to his stomach. he says it's not fear or nervousness but instead his obsession with the game. >> it's like an obsession with the game. it's an unhealthy absession right now. >> he says he is not ashamed of his anxiety and he is working to get the help he needs. today the last day to sign up for the affordable health care act. 11:25 right now on this

thursday. dangerous cold weather is here and gusty winds making it feel more frigid outside. let's take a live look at the blue cross river rink. a lot of people decided to maybe head inside for hot chocolate. we are tracking snow that's on the way for this weekend. details ahead. plus as emergency officials work to get the homeless off the streets they are also working on a new approach to help people in desperate need. we'll have more on that story just ahead. ♪ i had an injury to my neck. it wasn't as serious injury it was a herniated disc. anything that could go wrong went wrong. i've been in the hospital twenty three times since. the bills started to pile up. i had nothing to give. we had nothing in the refrigerator. i would be dead

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back today keep that in mind, bundle up, dress for the weather. snow fell overnight in portions of our region. this is our view from north philadelphia. flakes were falling here. the snow made for a very pretty picture at rittenhouse square. temperatures will continue to plummet. gl glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking that weather. >> yeah. there is about as warm as the rest of the day is going to feel. 24 degrees in philadelphia. it is not going go any higher than that. it is 23 in coatsville. we are talking 15 to 20 degrees colder than this time yesterday just with the temperatures. the feels like temperature is

based on sustained winds. 1 in allentown. 5 in coatsville and 8 in wilmington. you're not going to get out of the single digits all day. now, as misttuoisture comes in will add up to some snow. lehigh valley and maybe the philadelphia area as well at least far brief period of time. 11:00 p.m. friday to saturday morning. a limited amount of time and slippery roads. we have a lot of clouds, a couple of flurries around but that's about it coming from the great lakes. that's the system that is going to be effecting us tomorrow night into saturday. as we go into friday night and the midnight hour that's when this first area of snow is going to be coming across we'll talk

more about snow potentials and when it is going to change over and the wild temperature swings coming up. >> thanks for that. department of transportation making sure everybody is safe on the road today. sky force 10 flew over here a little earlier this morning. truckloads of salt were being driven out. there are road restrictions in place on the garden state parkway right now because of the salting that's going on. keep that in mind if you're headed out on the roads. we are not the only ones feeling this frigid arctic air. the misery is about to have plenty of company. >> reporter: a wintery pounding from coast to coast. in oregon this school bus lost control on a hill with slick ice. >> look out. >> crashing into another vehicle with students on board.

>> reporter: michigan bluster. bone rattling cold this morning in the windy city. >> brutal. it is brutal. >> i have six layers on. i'm good. >> reporter: not so good, chicago's dangerous windchills d dipping below 15 and 30 below zero. >> insulated gloves. keep moving. >> reporter: in up state new york a 12-year-old boy died while becoming trapped playing in the snow. >> i watched grown men cry when they unearthed these boys tonight. >> please don't use your stove to stay warm. >> reporter: safety and survival are topic one in new york city. >> it is a dangerous time of year. it is a time to step back and ensure your home is fire safe. >> that was ron reporting. for realtime updates on the

dangerous cold weather download the free nbc 10 app. on the app you can use the interactive radar as we deal with this arctic air and prepare for this wet weather coming up over the next few days. happening now, today could be the day. here is a live look at the big board t. dow is up more than 140 points. investors are waiting to see if it will hit the 20,000 mark. the dollar climbed to its strongest level in more than a decade. many analysts are credits the stock market surge with the election of donald trump. we'll have to wait and see what happens. big banks are predicting that the trump rally will continue through 2017. speaking of president-elect donald trump today he is coming to the keystone state. mr. trump will be at the giants center in hershey. it is all part of the thank you

tour. mr. trump won pennsylvania in the election. the first time the state has voted for a republican candidate since 1988. president-elect trump has officially selected ryan zinke for secretary of the interior. he say former navy seal and strong supporter of coal and oil explorati exploration. happening now gun violence survivors and families impacted by gun violence are fighting for action on gun reform. this is all happened in washington. they are stepping up to the podium. some holding pictures and sharing stories how violence impacted their lives. some folks are pushing for change -- those who are pushing for change have a connection to the deadly shooting that happened in 2012. overseas a ceasefire deal is back on in syria allowing for the evacuation from aleppo.

we have the latest on this syrian conflict. >> reporter: the revakuation is finally beginning. they said this morning that the first convoy of buses carrying some 5,000 rebel fighters and their families had left the previously rebel-held eastern neighborhood. most will be taken to a rebel held province in syria. it is not clear whether the buses have departed yet. they will be accompanied by allies of the syrian regime. you'll remember there had been a deal on tuesday to get combatants out of the city. it was delayed on wednesday morning and finally scrapped. all of this as it comes to a very mild event. aleppo of street by street fighting. the loss of aleppo the uprising will no longer lay claim to any

major urban areas. also it has come at a massive human cost. they have already compared the battle for some of the worst human atrocities in modern history. so even if the battle in aleppo is coming to an end what happened there is unlikely to be forgotten any time soon. back to you. police in california are looking far man who beat two wi women with a baseball bat. you may find it difficult to watch. police say this could have easily turned into a homicide. you can see a man in a striped shirt hit k a woman with the bat as is on the ground. another woman tries to get her to stop. they have identified all of the other people in the video but they are still looking for the attacker in the case. a man facing several charges

including driving while intoxicated. he was pulled over operating this backhoe. they got a man driving construction equipment drinking a beer. they found whisky and vodka inside the backhoe. this is not the time of year you want to be lost in the mountains. check out this new video. two hikers being rescued. the couple was lost for two days. rescue crews had to use a held continue tore air lift them where they were treated for hypothermia. the force will be with us again. fans have been lined up for tuesday for world one of star wars story. fans have already bought their tickets baa raffle will decide who gets the best seat. it will benefit the starlight childrens foundation. >> what chance do we have? what chance do we have?

the question is what choice. >> the new movie takes place in the days leading up to the original star wars film. it tells how they tole to the death star. michelle obama will host a screening of hidden figures. it is about the unsung that helped nasa launch john glenn into orbit. mrs. obama will help host cast members. nasa launched a weather satellite this morning, the $157 million cyclone global navigation system will study hurricanes. the goal is to improve forecasting and tracking. today the first deadline for mailing your gifts if you want to make sure your presents get under the tree. today is the deadline for priority mail. this is if you're using u.s.

postal service. tomorrow is the fed ex deadline and it's monday for ups. it's the toy that brings lots of joy to little ones and may send parents into a frenzy. we are talking about hatchimals. they are returning to store shelves this week. they are getting new shipments of the coveted toys. we'll have new details straight ahead. look how cold it feels to our west. that air is headed this way. snow is coming as well. i'll let you know how cold it is going to get and when the snow will arrive next.

if you have still on the hunt for the hottest holiday toy this season you may have a chance to snag one this weekend if you feel like waiting in long lines in the cold weather. you know that's what's involved. if you're still interested toys 'r' us is restocking their shelves. the doors will open at 6:00 in the morning, earlier than most stores normally do. people will most likely line up well in advance. this is video from about two weekends ago, the last time toys 'r' us restocked. the line is around the side of the building.

some parents even told us they showed up at midnight and brought sleeping bags. hatchimals are $79.99. i think a week ago they were $59.99. they are selling more expensive than that on e bay. >> if you live, work or spend any time in center city philadelphia you see somebody asking for help or spare change. city officials want you to change your response. this afternoon you're invited to an open house. joining me this morning is the director of office of homeless services. before we talk about the open house we should first mention that the city is in a code blue right now. >> yes. it's cold right now. we want people to come in. >> tell us how long it will run until. >> code blue started last night until 6:00 and goes on wednesday

at 6:00. it is based on the windchill. the police will transport anybody who is sleeping outside who is willing to come in. they transport them to a shelter. we have about 300 more beds and whatcafes that are also open. our bottom line here is we don't want anybody to die from exposure. we want people to come in, be safe, get warm, get fed. that's really the goal of a code blue. >> a big part of helping the homeless is your approach -- new approach coming from your office. you have an open house today. >> yes. they want to help but they don't know what to do. we are rich with charitable

organizations that are already doing this work. the open house is to do some match making between motivated volunteers who want to do something or want to help raise money and charities that are already doing that work. so it's 4:00 to 7:00 in room 108 a. it is free, open to the public. there will be refreshments. it is being cohosted by the center city district. really invite people to come down and get connected. >> certainly your office has done tremendous work in terms of bringing the homeless off the streets. of course if you live or work in center city you see people on the corners asking for help. your office says you may walk by and feel the need to give them something but in actualty. >> what we would encourage is

that you work through your church, your mosque, synagogue, work through your nonprofit, even something you can do to support people getting the services and housing they really need. that's what we are trying to encourage people to do, give but work through something that will provide real change. >> uh-huh. >> we do have information about the open house. it is being organized by the center city district. it is happening today from 4:00 this afternoon to 7:00 this evening at the pennsylvania convention center on arch street. if you would like more information we posted it all on our web site, nbc10.com and on the nbc 10 app. thank you so much for being with us. we really appreciate it. >> glad to have your attention to this urgent matter. >> absolutely. this is something you definitely don't see every day,

a unicycle rider with fire shooting bag pipes. we'll try to pull up that video. ♪ >> you thought i was kidding. his name is brian kidd. she known as the uni piper. he took his acts out into the snow last night. you may have seen him before. he competed on america's got talent right here on nbc 10. ♪ well, we have got bitter cold and then we have moisture coming in. that combination will add up to snow and ice. we issued a first alert. this is especially true for the lehigh valley. also philadelphia may get a brief period of this.

it is 11:00 p.m. to saturday morning in general for accumulating snow, brief icy mixes. it will be a brief time. the focus is on saturday morning. snow to icy mix to rain going from south so north through the area. saturday afternoon is milder. sunday morning rainy and warm. the majority of the weekend is okay for travel. traveling in the car is better than traveling outside today. look at the temperatures currently. nazareth 21. it's not going to warm up much

more than that at all during the day today. we are gusting to 41 miles per hour in coatsville right now. we saw gusts to 43 in allentown a little while ago. the feels like temperatures single digits pretty much all day, all night into tomorrow morning. we got almost 24 hours more of this. we ease up into windchills in the teens as we go through friday afternoon and friday night. then as we go into the weekend things really warm up this is the system we were talking about for friday night and saturday. hour by hour we showed you one computer model earlier. this is another one just in. we have a lot of clouds here. here is the snow. a lot of these models are starting to pull back on the snow advance and not pulling it

down. yesterday many of the models were taken down to delaware in south jersey. some are really restricting that. the later that snow starts piling up the less likely it is for accumulations because the atmosphere is warming up. we'll change snow to an icy mix here and then rain. still snowing in allentown. that's early in the morning. by 8:00 or 9:00 we have rain in philadelphia. it is still perhaps icy in the lehigh valley and poconos and some of the valleys. even there by midday things are really improving. so the chances for significant snowfall for 4 inches or more, our only high in the poconos and just kind of medium in the lehigh valley and low as you head down towards philadelphia. we are not taulking about a lot

of snow accumulation but we are talking about big changes through the weekend. friday bitter cold, highs in the 20s. saturday the snow to ice to rain in the morning and then temperatures 57 at the jersey shore by saturday afternoon and then 60s by sunday morning in parts of the area while it may hold in the 40s in the lehigh valley. a pretty wild weekend going on as far as the temperature swing. there is the 25 tomorrow, up to 43 during the day saturday. saturday night is even warmer. sunday is 58 and then we start draping. we warm up a little wednesday and thursday and cool back down zblus time for christmas eve. it looks like christmas weekend we'll feature temperatures slightly above average. we are not really expecting a white christmas with this kind of weather pattern right now. we'll be right back.

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santa claus was in town today. he wasn't on his normal sleigh but a tractor trailer full of food and toy doe nass. it made its way to the salvation army where volunteers and police

helped get the toys hings insid. there is a place in philadelphia where you can get your coffee and kitty fix in one place. kitty cafe is joining coffee and it is something people may be looking for. get the kids a pet. they foster kitties and some wind up going home with the homeless cats. more than 50 cats have been adopted. you can learn more on our web site on nbc10.com. before we leave you we have more on this dangerous cold weather. it will be with us, glenn. >> yeah. it is really not going to change throughout the afternoon into the night. the issue over the weekend is just saturday morning with a snow to ice. the rest of the weekend is okay. >> we will be watching it.

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