heading -- the entire turnpike shut down so a helicopter could air lift him to a hospital across the delaware river. his injuries are serious. >> that's horrible. it's absolutely horrible. i don't know who would do something like that. >> reporter: there are two overpasses right in this area but they both have fences so if anybody actually threw that over, they'd have to have the strength to make it go up and back down. >> in the past i've heard with kids, you know, throwing stuff off but that's on overpasses on roads and things but not major highways like this. >> reporter: this is a rural area, farms surround the bridges and there aren't surveillance camera. it may be tough for detectives to figure out what actually happened. >> that is terrible. >> reporter: and that suv off the turnpike when i spoke to new jersey state police they tell me they're exhausting their resources out here trying to get to the bottom of this and that

has now included checking those surrounding areas. >> we're live along the new jersey turnpike nbc10 news. >> the rail line is cancelling several trains this afternoon. the 445, the 5:06 and 5:10 they're all cancelled. patco says that's because of snow on the tracks also equipment issues, all other trains are running as scheduled. turning to the weather and those bitterly cold temperatures, still these utilities workers pushed through as they worked on power lines in prospect park in delaware county. this guy was throwing some rock salt on to his sidewalk along montgomery avenue and today's cold temperatures are keeping ice out there. here's a look out at

boathouse row, bundle up for a bitterly cold night ahead. >> chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the drop in temperatures in your neighborhood. >> it's going to be another bitterly cold night but not as cold as last night when a couple of spots even went below zero. we got a mix of clouds and sun and fairly uniform temperatures, 22, 23, 24 degrees across the area. this is still way below average. the average high is about 40 at this time of the year and that would be an expected temperature for this time of day. so it is extremely cold for this time of the year even. 21 degrees in coatsville, one of the cold spots. you see a little bit of a southwest wind that's what's trying to warm us up, not exactly doing a great job at it but what it's doing is it's going to prevent the temperature from dropping a lot tonight so we might drop to our low temperature right around midnight and actually see

temperatures creep up a little bit while it feels like it's in the teens by morning. of course, that is still plenty cold and anything that is melted today is certainly be frozen in the morning. so 18 at 10:00 by 6:00 a.m. 20 degrees in the teens, in the burbs and in the lehigh valley. not too much colder at 6:00 a.m. if at all compared to what we're seeing this evening. we'll talk about a huge warmup and also pretty wet pattern coming up in a few minutes. >> 20 it minutes of nonstop news continues with a montgomery county fighting a killer's release from prison. >> he can't simply go back into society unfettered while the memory of my sister fades away. >> they spoke out one day after rob was released from a prison. he served ten years for killing

his wife in their montgomery county home. >> monique braxton spoke with the family in this next chapter. >> this is not the last chapter in this american. >> reporter: gary gregory the brother vows to keep an eye on his brother-in-law rafael. the former exu of penn -- he beat his wife to death as she wrapped christmas presents but told police the house here on forest road was burg gla rised. he planned to move to pittsburgh but gregory says rob still owns half of this house and can live

here. he spoke with a former neighbor about that possibility. >> what would happen if we saw him back in this area? don't think that we would not act. i'm not sure in what way we would do that, but we are around and we see everything that goes on. >> reporter: the gregory's hope rob will relinquish his rights to the home. they've created a domestic violence awareness foundation in ellen's memory. >> he's set free but ellen's serving a life sentence in the grave. >> reporter: monique braxton, nbc10 news. we're getting a look at new video showing the start of that deadly airport shooting in florida and the suspected gunman is back behind bars after making his first appearance in court. keith jones is following today's

developments. keith? >> santiago spoke several times while he was inside the courtroom today. he's accused of killing five people, wounding six others in ft. lauderdale's airport last friday. that's him in the red jump suit beyond this gait. he's leaving jail heading to a hearing this morning. a judge told santiago he could face the death penalty and the iraq war veteran said he told the judge he understands the charges. you can see the gunman enter the picture reaching into a waistband and pulling out a pistol. he starts shooting. this is slow motion. terrified passengers take cover. santiago is due back at court next tuesday. live in the breaking news center, nbc10 news. >> and take a look at what turned up at philadelphia international airport. this handgun was found sunday in a passenger's carry on bag.

we do know ammunition was also found. the passenger who had a permit will likely be fined. >> there is more tragedy in florida this afternoon this time in orlando, two officers are dead and there is a massive search for the gunman who murdered one of them. authorities say he shot and killed a police officer as that officer approached him outside of walmart this morning. the suspected is wanted in the murder of his pregnant ex-girlfriend. a short time later a deputy was killed in a motorcycle crash while looking for the suspect. now to the latest on the transition to trump. >> today the president-elect named his son-in-law as his senior advisor. he has to clear a series of hurdles though before he takes any position in washington. he'll have to argue that a federal antinepotism law doesn't apply to him.

the president-elect also met with chinese tight an jack ma this morning. he plans to create a million jobs in the u.s. through alibaba an online shopping platform that dominates china and the asian market. senate confirmation hearings on a series of trump nominations begin tomorrow. >> i think they'll all pass. i think every nomination will be -- their all at the highest level. jack was even saying they are the absolute highest level. >> day before those hearings are set to begin, mr. trump met today with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> one group denouncing the nomination of jeff cessions to the attorney general. they said sessions has a history of implementing racist policies. the second group of black

pasters held a news conference to say the exact opposite. we got an up close look today at some of the tools the fbi will use to keep the upcoming presidential inauguration safe. some of the items include gas masks for chemical scares, armed trucks and robots that can go where most people cannot. security will be tight and will be everywhere. the fbi says it once to be prepared for anything. the day after the inauguration they'll be a huge march that includes a lot of star power. katy, perry, cher, jewel yan moore and debra messing will also in in attendance. the march aims to send a message to the incoming administration about protecting women's rights, their families and their communities. president obama will give his farewell speech tomorrow night in his hometown chicago.

we want to tell you about. here's the lineup for tomorrow. catch a new episode of the wall at 8:00, a new episode of this is us at 10:00. this is us will air at 10 tomorrow night because of the president's speech and president obama sat down exexclusively with nbc news with lester holt. take a look at this video recorded inside a center city jewelry store. the guy you see here took a 24 karat diamond ring. it happened back on december 30th. investigators say he asked to see the ring, then put that ring right in his pocket and walked out. >> a cam den county man accused of killing his own 3-year-old son won't face a jury for at least another three months.

this will give the defense more time to prepare his case. he's accused of killing his son brandon last october then reporting him missing. prosecutors say the haden township man murdered his son because the boy put a strain on his relationship with his girlfriend. new jersey governor signed off on a new bill that will make it harder on those convicted of domestic violence crime. one of the people looking to succeed governor christy got some big name support today, cory booker and bob me nen dez. he's a democrat and is also a former goldman sacks executive. among those joining murphy, assemblyman -- they've also

announced their intention to run the primary is coming up in june. it's not clear yet if icy conditions caused this septa bus to topple. the driver was able to climb out through the windshield after crashing along wood haven road around 4:00 a.m. he's the mechanic and was taken the shuttle for a test drive. he was not seriously hurt. in delaware county a family on business was saluted. some of the employees are immigrants and have worked there for more than a decade. president continued job growth in pennsylvania. a bill is once step closer to becoming a reality today. last may a drunk driver jumped a curb and killed a student. antoi antoine's law would lower the

speed limit to 25 miles per hour. it's now headed to the full senate after the transportation committee gave it to the okay. abington hospital will pay for half a million dollars to settle a drug case. the hospital failed to prevent one of his pharmacist from stealing more than 35,000 pills. that pharmacist e. ploited a gap in the hospital software used to track prescriptions. the pharmacist is serving time after pleading guilty two years a ago. french police arrested 17 people today during morning raids. police recovered guns and nearly $150,000 in cash. they aren't saying if the five people who took part in the actual robbery are among those in custody. it was last october when kim kardashian west when several masked men burst into her room. they tied her up and took

jewelry. she was not physically hurt. she eventually freed herself and was able to call for help. >> a pair of south jersey high schools will honor a fallen state trooper. the cinnaminson and rancocas valley high school will meet tonight in what they're calling the first honor match. he was the first cinnaminson high school wrestler to reach 100 career wins. >> this sinkhole swallowed two cars could be without water and gas for several more days. the gaping hole was the result of a water main break and that break was caused by a broken sewer. two cars dropped right into that crater when the ground gave way. they were parked.

we spoke to the owner of one of them today. >> i happen to come out a little of after nine and looked to my left and was like, oh, my god, that's my car. >> crews say their first priority is to restore gas and water to people in the area. local plummers say you should be on the lookout for pipe problems. >> cold temperatures and the big warmup this week could make for a mess in your own home. nbc10 news's laura mayk walks us through what you should do now before a big pipe burst happens. >> reporter: right now we're inside the boiler room of what was an old school here and the kinds of problems that they're having here are the things you could see in your house. this is one of the trouble spots over here what they've been working on all day is getting the water flowing again. they want to get that water to the boiler so they can get the heat back on. the root of this problem, pipes

that froze and burst. >> all right. kill it. >> reporter: water leaking out of a broken pipe. it's the thing that can cause a big message. >> the temperatures got down and the pipes froze and burst. >> reporter: here to fix them, mike daly explains with cold like this it could happen at your house because when water freezes it expands. >> so the pipe is only so large and when the water freezes and expands it's going to move and it's going to expand that pipe as large as it has for its own purposes and it will split and break the piping. >> reporter: the cold temperatures sending home owners into fishers ace hardware for pipes and other issues. that met no heat for bill edwards of drexel hill. >> you need the heat this time of year definitely today. >> reporter: back at the church property, mike daly fixing problems caused by the cold. watch out when the warmup comes

too? >> the problems would already be there. >> reporter: they're just going to show up. >> you could have frozen pipes that aren't leaking just yet. >> reporter: here's one way that you can protect yourself. you want to look for the line going to the faucet for hose outside your home so you want to look for that inside your house and you want to turn that line for now just turn it of off. if you've got something like this, turn it this way, that elturn it off. if it looks like this in your house, you want to turn it clock wise. that will turn it off. that could save you some flooding and some problems with the that you. >> great examples right there. we have to get through one more night till the warmup. >> glenn. >> that warmup is going to be pretty substantial by thursday

we're talking about temperatures into the 60s. there's still a good bit of snow on the ground. looks pretty from high above and of course it's cleared out from the streets. it's even cleared out from the sand at the shore. this is cape may. they had some of the most snow, six to eight inches on saturday, parts of southern delaware had even more but a lot of that is already started to melt despite the temperatures staying in the 20s. in delaware, itself, the northern portion of the state only had an inch or two. the southern portion some places had over a foot. right now it's 24 in wilmington and in glasgow, 23 in newark and middletown, 23. farther to the south you can see the southerly winds trying to warm things up a little bit so it's not as cold as it was this morning obviously. and tomorrow morning will not be as cold as this morning either.

but we still have a little bit of wind making it feel like it's in the single digits that is early this evening and later on it doesn't really change that much. by 6:00 a.m. most places are feeling like they're in the teens, which is considerable improvement from what we saw yesterday when we saw below zero. feels like temperatures then. tomorrow afternoon in the 20s to near 30 degrees. again that's still cold for this time of the year, but it's not as cold as the last couple days. average high is 40, about 23 for the high today, 39 tomorrow, 52 wednesday, 65 degrees on thursday. now we have a fair amount of clouds here. the area we're watching for precipitation is near chicago and if that comes in fast enough before we warmup enough then we

could see a little bit of light snow or light freezing rain in parts of the area. here we are tomorrow morning. we're in the teens. but it's still dry. we have a chance of some of this a little bit of light snow coming across the area as we go through the afternoon but there's a better chance of it coming in during the night tomorrow night. are we going to warmup enough so this is rain throughout the area? it'll be a close call for the lehigh valley and then we have the milder weather moving in. look at the next two days in philadelphia 39, tuesday then 52 wednesday, 65 thursday. even farther to the north and west we're talking about mid-50s by thursday but remember there's some chance of rain or snow during the day tomorrow especially tomorrow night but everybody is warming up big time. we'll see how long that lasts later. >> that's going to feel a lot better. the modern music "la la land"

came up big. >> one of the man behind the music is from our area. ♪ still ahead how the song writer got his start in montgomery county before heading to hollywood. >> plus local family ends up spending a lot of green for a green lawn. why they're bill was ten times more than expected and how the nbc10 news response team stepped in to help them get a refund. >> and how this birthday boy stole the show from queen elizabeth's guard right outside windsor castle. that's next on nbc10 news at four. >> and here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. a mixed day.

this young man celebrated his birthday by showing the appreciation for the queens guardsman outside windsor castle. he dressed up in that red outfit and spent his fourth birthday meeting some of his hero. lots of people stopped to take a picture with him. even one of the guards stop for a picture with him. president-elect donald trump is responding to comments made by actress meryl streep at last night's golden globe. >> during her acceptance speech, meryl streep never mentioned mr. trump by name but did criticize some of his actions leading up to the election. >> it was that moment when the person asking to sit in the most respected seat in our country imitated a disabled reporter, someone he outranked in privilege, power and the capacity to fight back.

it broke my heart. >> meryl streep went on to say when the powerful use their position to bully others we all lose. donald trump fired back on twitter calling streep quote, one of the most overrated actresses in hollywood. in a phone call today with the "the new york times" trump called the oscar winner a hillary lover and said he was quote not surprised that he had come under attack from liberal movie people. the big winner at last night's golden globe was the modern musical "la la land." coming up at 4:55 nbc10 news tim fur long talks with the mother of the writer about how he got his start in montgomery county. still to come budgeting for bills, something a lot of families do but what do you do if one of those bills goes up ten times the amount. next at four. they have a lesson we can all

learn from. our temperatures aren't going up ten times but they're going up a lot from temperatures in the teens to 60s later in the week. i'm tracking that big warmup and wet weather ahead of it and your nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather forecast. >> when they told me it was stage 4 cancer i knew that i wanted the best because when you have stage 4 your life depends on research. as penn medicine i was offered a clinical trial that i wouldn't have gotten anywhere else. they constantly encouraged me to go on and today i've lived with lung cancer for seven years. i don't feel like i'm at that last line of defense. there's still a little more and more hope.

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now your nbc10 news first alert weather. >> clouds still out in delaware today. crews doing their best to clear away the secondary roads in the georgetown area. live look down the shore in cape may. beautiful sun set right there. but it's been a cold weekend there. we just have to make it through one more bitterly cold night before that big warmup. >> it looks really good after this. chief meteorologist glenn

"hurricane" schwartz is tracking the gold temperatures in your neighborhood, tonight. >> very cold afternoon and tonight is the last of the bitter cold and the whole weather pattern is changing. we're not going to see cold weather like this for quite a while. 23 degrees in philadelphia now. it's 23 in delaware, 22 in suburbs, new jersey, lehigh valley, about 22 degrees and it'll be dropping into the teens over the next few hours. the temperatures are not going to be crashing down like they sometimes do. part of the reason is the wind coming out of the southwest, atmosphere as a whole trying to warm up. coatsville, 19 degrees though. that is still pretty cold to start your evening and the feels like temperatures going down to near 10 and maybe actually going up a little bit toward daybreak as the temperature itself goes up a little bit. so that's a sign of the

atmosphere warming up so it should be colder at 10:00 tonight than it will be at 6:00 in the morning and by tomorrow afternoon, temperatures will be much closer to average for this time of the year. so, yeah, it's going to be cold to start the day tomorrow, but nothing tomorrow afternoon like what we see this afternoon. now to nbc10 news responds a family is charged ten times their normal lawn care bill. >> and they say when they asked what's going on here, why? no one could explain what happened so they could nbc10 responds. >> at first they wanted a nice green lawn, but they didn't expect to be spending so much green for it. >> we hired a lawn service to help make sure that we had the lawn that was deserving of this home. >> reporter: that meant staying on top of the weeds and keeping

the grass, healthy strong and green. so in april 2015 she signed a contract with scotts lawn service, the company put her on a payment plan charging $42 a month but in june of 2016 true green another lawn company merged with scott's. her next bills were nearly ten times the amount of her regular monthly bill. in july they send me a bill for 392 it dollars and $0.20. >> the bill also stated the amount was past due and trugreen was suspending karen's account. >> this can't -- this is crazy. this can't be happening. >> reporter: she immediately contacted trugreen. >> when i called to get an explanation, they told me that that was just the new policy and that's the way things were. >> reporter: trugreen then sent karen another bill for $784.40 again claiming she was past due. so she contacted nbc10 responds.

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turnpike. the 75-year-old driver was seriously hurt. family and neighbors of montgomery county woman beaten to death by her husband have a message for him, we are watching you. he was released yesterday after serving his ten year term. he beat his wife to death days before christmas while she was wrapping present. he is on probation for ten years. crews spent the day repairing a street where a sinkhole swallowed up two cars. a water main break called by a broken sewer line is to break. people in the area where it happened could be without water and gas for several days now. >> well, today nbc10 spoke with the proud mainline mother of a golden globe winner. >> i don't know that i was nervous as much as i was so excited. >> still ahead the at four, how she says her son got his start

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this is a talker right. temple university finding itself atop a website that promotes dating as a way to pay for tuition. the site aims to match coeds with sugar daddies. data shows temple had 296 new sign-ups last year on the site called seeking arrangement.com. that's more sign-ups than any other school in the country. the site claims it takes younger attractive women and connects them with older men who agree to pay their tuition, they say, no strings attached. >> this is really sad a famous giant has fallen. the weekend storms out west the winds toppled with tree tunnel. the massive tree there it is on the ground, shattered. pioneers hallowed out that trunk in the 1880s. i've been there it's so

beautiful. >> is it? >> now to our video of the day. >> take a look at this icy rescue that unfolded on a frozen river. that deer was stuck and naturally just skiddish. she couldn't get up. so rescue here used a blanket to get her back to that river bampg. now they left the exhausted animal covered in that blanket with the hope that she would rest and recover and be on her way and hopefully she did. >> it looked like she was okay just scared and confused as we all are by these cold temperatures. >> it is really warming up eventually. >> it will be quite different in a couple days than what we're seeing now and you can see part of the evidence with the flag. when it's getting cold the flags blowing that way. that's the northwest cold wind, now it's blowing that way. it's trying to blow the warmer air in here. not succeeding very much right now because the temperatures in the low 20s.

the average high is 40 for this time of the year, but there's that southwest wind. the ocean is very chilly too, 36 degrees. it's 23 in holgate and ventnor city, egg harbor township, woodbi woodbine. lot of places 23 degrees. but they're not going to be there tomorrow at this time. the feels like temperatures got to below zero in many parts of the area yesterday. nothing like that tonight. this is still plenty cold for this area at this time of the year. look what happens by afternoon. now it's getting a little tolerable. you may notice this difference pretty clearly because our bodies got adjusted a little bit to that fridg i had air. it's just plain cold.

then it gets mild by thursday. there's the arctic air. not too far away. watch what happens next week? here comes milder air and the arctic air is headed of off the map. by next wednesday look at the milder air in the middle of the country. that is going to be coming this way too. is so this bitter cold air, i don't think we're going to see anything like it the rest of the month. winters not over but we certainly have a change in the pattern here. we've got partly cloudy skies now. we've got an area snow near chicago that we're watching. sometimes when the atmosphere tries to warmup too fast you start getting moisture and as we see the clouds tomorrow, this is a different computer model showing a area of light snow possible in the lehigh valley. the pink is some freezing rain that's possible.

up again in this er a, but only temporarily because the warmer air's coming in and we got rain coming in through wednesday and once it gets warm enough then we don't have to worry about snow or ice after that. here's the neighborhoods tonight. 12 degrees in exton at 11:00 and near 18 degrees tomorrow morning by tomorrow afternoon, temperatures are up a bit but wait till you see wednesday and thursday. >> can't wait to see that. in the meantime the hit movie "la la land" is known as a musical love letter to hollywood. >> one of the men behind the music is from montgomery county. next at four nbc10 talks to the the proud mother of how he got his start. >> plus never give up. that it phrase helped this boy beat cancer and so did a new

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> . ♪ >> that music you're hearing is the theme song for the modern day musical "la la land" and one of the song writers behind those lyrics is from montgomery county. he grabbed the award for best song. >> we spoke with his mother and former teacher about how he went from the main line to a hit movie. >> one movie one big sunday, "la

la land." >> and this golden globe city of stars in the ryan gosling, emma stone movie "la la land," it was cowritten by a 31 year old na d named. >> ben's mom kathy the hi mom goes away on the golden globe. she watched it all unfold. >> i don't know that i was nervous as much as i was so excited that he even had the opportunity to acknowledged by his peers for the work that he did. how cool is that? >> this is for musical theater nerds everywhere for this. >> that was pretty awesome. >> she knew he was talented and

now she's pretty excited the world knows it too. >> i was screaming and yelling and i got texts from friends who know that he was a student here. >> ben is now a musical on broadway, last year he hosted central drama student. clearly he doesn't forget where he came from and who helped him out along the way. >> he's very much in touch and he's supporting us now which is so wonderful. >> huge talent just exploding right now. >> i have a long list of movies that i have to see now after watching the golden globes. >> we are working on several stories for nbc10 news at five. >> next all new at 5:00 the battle over blue. why the beds are going after a local tribute to it law enforcement officer and how leaders are firing back. >> we'll take a look at how the

numbers go and when coming up. >> plus she lost her daughter but tonight this mother has found something to be thankful for. the officers who helped her get justice. that's coming up all new on nbc10 news at 5:00.

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tribute over police officers has local towns at odd the with the federal government. >> a mother's gratitude, her special gift to the officers who got justice for her daughter. good evening i'm keith jones. we'll get to those stories in just a moment. the bitter cold keeps it's grip on our region. it was a hoods up, hands in a pocket kind of day. this people were braving the cold waiting for the bus near st. joe's this morning. >> it's going to be another chilly one outside. let's get all your details now. krystal klei. >> you're doing that outdoor shuffle when you go it real quick to the car. feels like temperatures, look at this still in the low teens for some of us here, 13, wilmington, reading the same. lancaster feeling like 11 right now and if you're heading north, mount pocono, a big 0. philadelphia feeling like 12 degrees. a little better where the winds

have died down. now we're still going to hold very cold overnight and into tomorrow morning but the very cold tomorrow morning will not be as bad as it's been the last two mornings. the warming trend is almost here. current winds are helping make it feel colder than it truly is. these aren't terribly strong but enough to make it feel colder which is why we got this feels like factoring in. not tracking any rain, any snow. the snow on the ground cannot melt because temperatures have not boosted above freezing but we're not adding anything to it. we will stay dry at least through tonight and into part of tomorrow. so there's the look at what it feels like tomorrow morning. feels like 12 it degrees in philadelphia, 11 in allentown. atlantic city at 18. that cold start. if you want 40s or