a dangerous situation in one philadelphia neighborhood. good morning. i'm katy zachry. >> witnesses say they saw flames shooting high into the air. pam is live on the scene. witnesses agree this was such a

close call. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. neighbors say it was a series of explosions that woke them up today. you can see the immediate yalt danger is over. the clean up process is what's taking place right now. they are unloading the groceries before they can tow it out of here. take a look and see how close the trailer came to the gas pumps. >> i thought that it was going to explode. i thought the whole thing was going to go up. >> when she got to the scene she saw this, a tractor trailer on fire just a few feet away from pumps at the speedway gas station. >> it was the whole thing, the back of the truck was on tire, smoke and flames billowing out, and then the stuff inside the truck, you heard a series of explosions after that. >> reporter: fire crews were on the scene in five minutes. >> flames shooting up about 50 feet in the air.

>> danged simon told us he had r seen anything like it before. >> there is another vehicle over on the side there. there is a telephone pole broken in three spots. >> the tractor trailer hit this suv. they are still sorting out the details but for now it appears as though the truck lost control and crash into the speedway narrowly missing a row of pumps. thankful for what the big rig didn't hit. >> high volume. it certainly could have been a lot worse than what it was. >> both drivers were taken to the hospital. i spoke with a woman who was working at that gas station. she is doing all right. no one else was injured in this accident which is really remarkable when you take a look

at all of the damage that's left behind. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> it has caused some traffic issues. jessica boyington has been keeping an eye on this situation. >> yeah, jessica, tell us what you're seeing around that area. >> there's a lot of diverted traffic. we have been watching this. it is right where this scene has happened. downed poles and wires. it is oxford avenue that's still closed to traffic. they are diverting traffic around the scene. you might come across a ten minute or so detour. considering there's not a lot of traffic out ton the roads. not a lot of cars on the road at all. a 14 minute trip. there are things out there happening as well. there is a crash on county line

road. an emergency construction headed eastbound. the left lane is blocked there. watch for construction vehicles. other than that you'll have a pretty good drive. >> sky force 10 over delaware county this morning. crews were called here around 8:00 this morning. the fire started in the garage. no reports of any injuries. rainy and unseasonably warm. people did not need heavy coats but they do need to carry an umbrella throughout the day. when will cooler temperatures occur? we do need to ask this question as we are in late december. krystal klei is here with the forecast. a lot of kids off from school and probably want to see some snow. >> yeah. and we actually do have the potential for snow in some parts of the area but not for today. temperatures are way too warm for that. the rain start today move out

entire s entirely. notice that is creeping now. the lehigh valley. what it means is if we go later into today a lot of sunshine will start to build in. we'll still see scattered clouds but no longer tracking rain and gray conditions should move out as the cold front moves in. that means temperatures start to fall as well. here is a look at temperatures right now. this is way warmer than average. 57 in philadelphia. it is 60 now for millville and 62 atlantic city and 61 in dover. allentown 55 degrees. yesterday we were talking temperatures barely above freezing at this point in the day. there has been a huge change in temperatures. it will not be the same for areas like tomorrow. we'll start out cold. 46 dries the temperature currently out there. 14 miles per hour winds for

dover. these winds are kicking up ahead of the front as we saw the rain move in. the winds are going to start changing direction and they are beginning to do so out to the west of us as that wifront move in. coming up in a few minutes we'll take a closer look at how conditions change for wednesday and wednesday send it out into new year's eve. happening now the search continues this morning for a five-year-old girl and her great grandmother. they left days ago and have not been seen since. family members tell us barbara breely left on christmas eve. they were on their way to visit family in north carolina. relatives tell us they last spoke to them on the phone at a gas station. it is about half way through the trip. they never showed up at their final destination. the woman's grandmother says family members drove south in search of them. >> she would do anything for

anybody. she is a church lady. she said she was lost but she takes that route all of the time. >> police in three states are looking for the car that the two were last seen in. license plate c 80-els. delaware lawmakers talk about raising minimum wage. one of the bills would raise it from $8.25 to $10.25 an hour. say similar bill never made it to the full chamber last session. the highest minimum wage is at $8.38. pennsylvania workers earn $7.35 an hour for minimum wage. adoptive children will soon be able to find out who their birth parents are. parents who want to shield their identities have until saturday

to remove their information from their child's birth sker ticer s certificates. 250 parents requested to remain unanimous. today marks the second day of can. kwanzaa. each of the seven days is dead call itted to a certain principal. it brings millions of people together each year. z >> kwanzaa runs until february 1st. the owls will be without

their head coach. they left last week. they have had a little bit of time to relax and do site seeing. they hung out with santa where they bowled with military v vetera veterans. they are hope to go become the first temping football team to win 11 games. we talked to students about how they are feeling. kickoff is at 3:30. if they can beat wake forest . it is causing about two dozen families to evacuate. we'll tell you what it is. plus, looking for something

to do new year's eve? we'll tell you the one great place to check out this year's fireworks shows.

russia investigators have begun to investigate one of the flight recorders after a crash that killed 92 people. they say it's still too early to speak about what caused the crash. they have not found anything pointed to terrorism. it was carrying 92 people before

it crashed just two minutes after take off. dozens of a military choir were killed in that crash. we are also getting new information about a plane crash that killed dozens of members of a brazilian soccer team. they are confirming reports that the plane ran out of fuel. it is based on information from the plane's black boxes. the pilot didn't report engine failure. the airline is also responsible and right now the co-owner is facing manslaughter charges. 71 died, 6 survived. aaron hernandez is back in court today. hernandez is accused of killing two men after one of them bump into him at a night club. he pleaded not guilty.

he is already serving for the murder of his fiance's sister's boyfriend. declared a state of emergency and engineers are rushing to save part of the neighborhood. dave has the latest. >> this morning a suburban detroit neighborhood is literally on the edge. frazier michigan now under a state of emergency after this massive sink hole opened up. at least 22 feamilies evacuated. >> it started separating at the front of the house. >> smith is terrified her home is next. >> if it swallows his house it might take ours with it. >> they believe an 11 foot wide sewer pipe may have burst causing the sink hole to form. it impacted a near by gas and

water main forcing the city to shut off utilities. this isn't the first problem for the area. the same road caved in in 2004. this latest is even larger, 250 feet long and 100 feet wide. david rushed out grabbing what he could in minutes. >> yeah. clothes and valuables and christmas presents. >> they are pumping stewaewage worried it might back up into basements. it could be weeks before residents are allowed back into their homes. nbc news. all right. now we'll take a look at radar and satellite. the rain that was heading our way has now moved on out. this is exactly what we are expecting. everything would move off. still very light lingering spots of rain trying to pick up on

radar. maybe a drop or two on your windshield. what i wanted to show is thicker cloud coverage. it is starting to move out as well. i think in the more clear zone you'll notice more sunshine as we go into the afternoon. take a closer look. what we are tracking is very small spots of rain. we are drying out. roadway is still a little wet in spots. these temperatures are way warmer than they should be for this time of year. we are in your philadelphia neighborhoods. kensington at 58 degrees. we are at 58 chestnut hill and dora as well as parkwood. almost to 60 in some places. as we go through the afternoon we'll see temperatures climb just a bit more. we are also going to notice the winds holding tight. right now gusts at 23 miles per hour in philadelphia. mount holly at 21. wilmington at 26 miles per hour. we are starting to see a bit of

a shift in these winds. they were coming from the southwest and now some are picking up from the west. that's because the cold front is coming in from that direction and it will change the direction as our winds as a whole. it will also usher in the drying air. right now we are in the upper 50s at 11:00 a.m. we go into the early afternoon here and we should make it to the low 60s. new jersey, the shore and parts of delaware. low 60s are certainly expected. we go farther north and it is a warmer than average day across the maps. the cool fronts airs start to move in. mid-40s by around 8:00. continuing to drop overnight. 30s getting into tomorrow morning. we are back to what is typical by tomorrow. we go to your hour by hour forecast. conditions will stay dry. by thursday we start tracking snow coming from the west. as we move this into the morning

hours it's moving over our region. i think for the most part chance of snow will be focused to the upper portions of the suburbs. this is going to move through with rain for the rest of us and move out for about 3:00 to 5:00 in the afternoon. it looks like for now thursday could bring us a wintery mix. it is something that we'll continue to update you on. we'll have more details on your new year coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you, crystal. want to live a longer life? researchers say they found a possible secret to extending your years. we'll share it with you ahead. plus saturated fats are bad, right? we'll dell ytell you about new findings you'll want to hear.

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a truck winds up on a collision course with a local gas station. it gave some a rude awakening.

>> it could have been much worse. >> we are live now with pam. you spoke to witnesses who saw this. >> reporter: yeah. i want to give you an idea of what's going on here right now. all of this happened about five hours ago. clean up is well underway right now despite how bad things look at the scene itself it's no longer dangerous. they are starting to make repairs to those downed lined while crews below are loading groceries into dumpsters. if you look past that equipment you can see how close that truck driver came to taking out those pumps. >> i just heard like a bunch of crashes and then some explosions after that. i thought it was going to explode. i thought the whole thing was going to go up. >> she saw this, a shop right tractor trailer on fire a few

feet away from pumps at the speedway gas station. >> the back of the truck was on fire. smoke and flames billowing out. the stuff that was inside the truck you heard a series of explosions after that. >> fire crews were on the scene in five minutes. >> flames shooting up to about 50 feet in the air. >> diesel fuel leaking and downed wires from a broken pole. ed simon said he never saw anything like it before. >> there is another vehicle over on the side there. there is a telephone pole broken in three spots. >> they say the tractor trailer hit this suv. they are sorting out the details but it appears it crash into the speedway narrowly missing a row of pumps. thankful for what the big rig didn't hit.

>> high volume of people in pedestrians and vehicles of this area. it could have been a lot worse than what it was. both drivers were taken to the hospital listed in stable condition. i spoke to the woman who was working at the gas station at the time of this accident. she was not hurt, neither was anybody else. really remarkable when you take into consideration all of the damage that's just behind me. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. in north philadelphia families are out of their homes after this smokey fire. it started on west huntingdon street. firefighters had to deal with heavy smoke while they pout the flames. no one was hurt. checking out the headlines. concern is growing for a five-year-old south jersey girl. they left on christmas eve on the way to visit family in north carolina. relatives tell us they last spoke to them on the phone.

a house fire in delaware county is under investigation. it began in the garage. no reports of any injuries from that. temple owls take the field today. if the owls can beat lake forest it would be the third bowl win in temple history. a mild and damp morning around the area. cooler weather is coming. >> it is. krystal klei joins us now request answers to how long could this weather stick around. >> we are almost to the 60s here. today we'll keep it. tomorrow we cool right back down. so right now we are at 57 in philadelphia. i suspect parts of philadelphia will get into the lower 60s here

in the next couple of hours. new jersey, delaware all in the upper 50s right now. delaware at 59. some spots in delaware are already in the 60s. even the lehigh valley, take a look at the live camera. sunshine starting to peek on out. it will continue spreading across our region. the rain is moving out. we have lingering very small showers that are going to continue passing by here for the next hour or so. as those clouds continue to move through we'll see more sunshine and less clouds all together throughout the rest of today. so we are going to see drier conditions and we are going to start seeing cooler conditions getting later into the day. wael peak around 1:00 to 2:00. we drop to the 50s around 6:00 and the 40s getting into your overnight. 57 by 2:00 p.m. in the suburbs.

some parts of the lehigh valley will be warmer than that. we drop down to the upper 30s by 10:00 p.m. into delaware low 60s. still scattered clouds but we are certainly seeing clearing conditions as we go through the rest of the afternoon. some shore points have already made it to the 60s. it will start to drop by 2:00 p.m. coming up we'll talk more about the workweek and details on your weekend. a winter storm wreaking havoc on other parts of the country. >> rob reports from chicago. >>. >> reporter: this latest winter storm is dry but much colder than it was yesterday. elsewhere this storm is packing a mighty punch. this morning a familiar sound digging out. >> how the heck am i getting out

of here? >> trapping families inside, snow drifts to massive they left a perfect imprint, a difficult back to work commute across much of the northern plains. blinding snow, wild wind and near zero visibility on the roads. a stretch of i-94 closed at one point. this ice house broke through as temperatures plummeted. up to half an inch of ice could freeze over. in wisconsin a dramatic rescue. the ice sheet they were on broke away. the forecast at airports anything but merry the day after christmas. nearly 400 u.s. flights cancelled monday, more than 4,500 delayed.

passengers left laying on mats waiting for answer. for those who made it home, a winter wonderland for kids and dogs alike. road travel could be treacherous. it could be trouble spots in the eastern half of the country from texas up to into maine. let's send it back to you. now to an incredible story of survival. a college professor risked her life after their car became stuck in a ditch near the grand canyon. she survived more than 30 hours to help rescue them. they were vacationing near the grand canyon and were stranded on friday on the canyon's north rim near the utah/arizona border. we have that story now. >> it's just starting to sort of sink in as far as -- it still feels some what surreal.

>> reporter: warm, safe and lucky to be alive. the pennsylvania mom, her husband and ten-year-old son isaac were in las vegas for a family deget away. they decide today visit a world wonder. >> we would go to bryce canyon and spend the night and go to the north rim. >> it was there she says everything went south. their cell phone gps recommending a shortcut. >> it diverted us on a forest road. >> reporter: that they realized was a wrong turn eventually getting stuck in the mud. >> for an hour we tried to get the car out. we had no cell service to call anybody to help us out. it was decided that the main road up ahead. i have professional experience

in the out dodoors. i'm a runner. >> she found nothing but the dead of night wandering way off course. >> it got to be about 1:30 in the morning. at this point i walked about 26 miles. i kept myself awake. i talked to myself and rocked back and forth to stay warm. they say in that 36 hours i walked about 30 miles. >> she survived off of twigs, snow and her will to see her family again. >> i can't leave my son without a mom. i can't leave my husband without a wife. i'm not letting my pashrents bu me. >> her husband headed 15 miles in the other direction. >> the park ranger called 911 and they sent the rescue team find me and they found me at 2:30 in the morning. >> recovering with frostbitten

fingers and toes but smiling. >> she is a very brave woman who did the most she could to help her family. >> a dangerous journey turned christmas miracle. >> i was determined this is not how my life is going end. >> that was steve patterson reporting. now to the white house transition. president-elect donald trump is questioning the effectiveness of the united nations. mr. trump urged the u.s. to brock the u.n. security council vote. israel blamed the u.s. for or ke straiting the resolution. the u.s. chose not to vote on the resolution. the president and president-elect are still at odds over the 2016 election. in an interview yesterday president obama said he is

confident if he were allowed to run for a third time. president-elect trump responded with this post on twitter. president obama said he thinks he would have won against me. he should say that but i say no way. jobs leaving, isis, obamacare, etcetera. japan's prime minister will visit pearl harbor. it will be the first time a japanese leader has toured the site. president obama is on christmas vacation in hawaii. he became the first sitting u.s. president to visit hiroshima. how long would it take you to meet 10,000 people? a philadelphia man says it doesn't matter how long it takes but it is his goal. >> rob says he dwobed the idea partially because of his experience at penn state. >> i was involved in a lot of

clubs and activities there. i missed that community of being able to walk down the street and be like hey, how is your day going? what's up? that's something i wanted to recreate. >> he is asking people to spend an hour. no agenda. he wants nothing. he documents his meetings and is up to about 613 people. he came to nbc 10 to meet me. i was number 548. i asked him about the end goal of this project. >> i approached this in more of an artistic mind set. so there is no end goal because i don't know what will come of it. i just know if i meet people good things will happen. >> i asked him if he hoped it would lead to a new job he said he hopes it enables him to not need a job. do not try this on the road. >> see how one motorcycle

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here is something you don't see as you're driving down the road usually. a motorcycle rider in japan

decided to stand rather than sit on his bike. japanese police are investigating. >> a lot of fit bits were probably unwrapped on christmas day. the fit bit app was the top app downloaded on sunday. amazon echo was also in the top four. this is the week for making returns. the national retail federation says about 10% of gifts are returned with the majority made at brick and mortar stores. all right. the eagles started the season strong. we are getting ahead of ourselves. the birds struggles later in the year and failed to make the play offs. it is time to look back and look ahead and who better than to

join us than dave. thanks so much for joining us. >> happy holidays. >> yes. hopefully a brighter new year for the eeagles. >> the eagles won a close game. what did we learn from this effort? >> we learned the eagles can wane close game. they were 0-6 this season. they had some take aways that they turned into points. i think for a young team it's really important to seal the deal with the big plays that they made. >> let's talk to carson wentz. she at a rocky start, which is pretty typical. >> i would disagree. i think when you take away your best offensive line man and they went through four others it really hurt the whole concept. this kid, what is really

impressive, he made six snaps all year. he is in the same upbeat mentality. we have seen him be really athletic, mobile and just strong. bright days ahead. >> so what do we see the team do to rally around him. >> they like the offensive line. there is not enough big play makers. the eagles know it. it is an off season mission to build around carson wentz. >> are we going see any big changes? >> i think they like -- i don't think the objective is to win the off season with splashy moves. >> let's look ahead. they played division rivals dallas cowboys. dallas has already clinched so much. we don't even want to talk about

this. i shouldn't tell you i cam from a dallas household. >> you came out right but you were raised poorly. >> i came out right. >> will there be passion? >> i think the fans will see they were really big on thursday against the giants. new year's day at 1:00 finale. eagles want to finish just to feel like there is momentum going into the next season. will it carry over? we don't know. to leave lincoln financial that's the objective. >> it would feel really good. >> good seeing you. >> football mvp. >> i know. little story. all right. once again the eagles take on the cowboys on new year's day. we'll have exclusive pregame coverage including a one on one with carson wentz. join us sunday morning at 9:30. and we are starting out with

your 24 hour temperature change. there has been a big warm up in the last 24 hours. this morning we saw it and we are still seeing it right now. compared to yesterday at the same time we are 16 degrees warmer in philadelphia. 22 warmer in allentown and 20 degrees warmer in mount holly. across the map it does not matter what neighborhood you're in it feels pretty nice out there considering we are at the end of december. low 60s to upper 50s. radar and satellite, the clouds are starting to move out and starting to clear here through the suburbs here. still spotty showers that are trying to make their way through. this is the last of the rain here in south jersey. some of this not making it to the ground. just noticing wet roadways. we are not dealing with much rain left in this forecast.

here is what we are look at for your tuesday. we are starting to clear out showers and we will see more sunshine. wednesday we cool back down. we are in the low 30s for the morning. we still see plenty of sun mixing in with the clouds. thursday we bring back the rain. in the suburbs as we go through staying dry and low 40s by tomorrow. thursday i think it will be mostly sunny in the suburbs. may see a little rain snow mix. take a look at the temperature trend for new jersey, low 40s wednesday and upper 40s by thursday. it's rain through the shore and delaware as well. temperatures all the way up to 64 degrees. some spots by the next hour or so. now we are fast forwarding. if you're going to penns landing there's a 6:00 and midnight

fireworks show. you can catch it on nbc 10. here is the temperatures. notice we'll be at 42 degrees at 6:00. it is pretty average this time of year. we dropped down to 34 degrees by the mid-niegnight show. 30 degrees by midnight there. also do note we'll see clouds starting to build in although we should stay dry. down to 35 degrees by midnight. here is a look at the ten day at 10:00. huge difference tomorrow, 42 degrees for the high temperature. as i pointed out it will be a chilly morning again tomorrow. don't get used to that start in the 50s like we saw today. on thursday here are the showers we are tracking. we dropped to a high of 39 friday. that's cool down that will continue through your saturday and into your new year's day. the first day of the new year at 48 degrees. >> thanks. speaking of the new year the count down is on.

one popular place to ring in the new year will be the waterfront. here to tell us more is wendy. welcome. >> hi. happy holidays. >> you're in it right now. >> we are in it. >> she mentioned two fireworks shows as we have had in the past. tell us about that. >> yeah. we are doing it again. we said let's keep doing it. it will be a fireworks show at 6:00 and another show at midnight. we are -- it's a great place to watch it on the river walk or at winter fest at penns landing. lots of fun. food trucks, all kinds of options. come on down. bring the family to the river walk. >> yeah. tell us about the sugar house casino. tell us about that. >> absolutely. if you're over 21 we would love to have you in the casino. we have a ticketed party that runs from 10:00 to midnight. private viewing of the fireworks

behind sugar house. it sells out every single year. tickets are $80. you can get them at sugar house casino. it always sells out. river walk is open to everyone outside as well. the chop house still has a couple of tables left and also has a private patio. >> sugar house has done a great job. tell us about that. >> yeah. absolutely. this is actually our seventh year with the fireworks. the news that we just announced is that we signed up for an add digtsal four parades. it will take us through 2020. on new year's day you can jump on our shuttle. it runs from sugar house's parking lot down to the parade. it is a great way to get something to eat. play games and get down to the parade and come back.

an easy way out. we'll be doing that for four more parades. >> so many of our employees and our customers are members. they have been watching it their entire life. we like to do things that are important. we have got a track record of doing that. we are in the 7th year now. it is where we are a perfect fit. we said let us take this. so that will take us to year nine. we'll see where we go after that. >> good luck this weekend. have fun. >> happy new year. >> happy new year to you. go to nbc10.com. we posted a link for all of the information needed for tickets. everything you need to know. if you can't make it to sugar house or penns landing in person no problem. we will broadcast the fireworks live at 6:00 and then round two

from penns landing. we'll be right back.

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story this morning. a tractor trailer caught fire near gas pumps. police say the truck collided with an suv and caught fire a few feet away from gas pumps. drivers are both in the hospital in stable condition. chrkrystal klei has a final look at weather. it started out overcast but you say sunshine is coming in. >> yeah. we are starting to see better conditions. the clouds are moving offshore. we are already drying out as well. we'll see temperatures really boost up to around the low 60s. tomorrow totally different. low 30s to start. 43 degrees for the high. we are dry wednesday but we bring back rain on thursday. if we fast forward to new year's eve we are tracking chilly conditions with 48 the high new year's day. >> that's important for the fireworks show. >> thanks for watching nbc 10 at

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>> deimos: excellent, thank you. looks like nicole's gonna have a very happy new year. >> brady: why do you say that? >> deimos: that was the lab. once i get them the sample of the baby's dna, they can have the results within 24 hours. can't wait to see the look on nicole's face when she comes to realize that the baby she thought was chloe's all this time-- >> brady: [mumbles] number one, keep your voice down. i don't want nicole overhearing something that may not be true. you understand me? >> deimos: i know it's true, all right? as far as i'm concerned, the dna test is a technicality. >> brady: all right. where's the baby now? >> brady: she's in with chloe and nicole. >> brady: you know nicole hasn't left either of their sights for more than five minutes since we got here. >> deimos: yeah, that's probably because nicole, on an unconscious level, knows that holly is hers. >> brady: don't--don't read too much into that kind of devotion, okay?