setting a chain-reaction. the driver got out and attempted to carjack this white sedan. police say the owner fought him off and locked the doors. according to investigators, the driver set his sights on a nearby septa service truck. >> the offender then opens the door of the septa vehicle and pulls the driver out on to the street and started punching him. >> reporter: the suspect got in the truck but couldn't drive it. as he tried to walk away, the owner of the white sedan, police say has a permit to carry a gun, went after him. >> the man with the gun was yelling to stop him and tackle him. he tried to break into his car. i ended up tackling him. >> reporter: the teen tells me and his brother helped to hold the suspect down. he struggled to breakthrough. >> the man with the gun came over and tried to keep him on the ground but he wanted to get up and he tried to push him away and they were forced to shoot him in the leg. >> reporter: joe kelly and his brother were heading home after

taking their midterms. as for the suspect, he's in stable condition. police say he does not have a criminal record in philadelphia. charges are pending in this case. reporting live rosemary conners nbc 10 news. the rain returns to our area in the next couple of hours. nbc 10 first alert radar shows the showers that will move in for the evening commute. this guy took advantage of the warm up and gave his truck a bath. a perfect opportunity to clean off his plow and get ready for the next round of snow. hard to believe how warm it's going to be tomorrow. >> we have to get through some rain, first. we can deal with this. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist tracking the showers in your neighborhood. >> that's right. tracking already developing clouds moving in from west to east. but right now, of course, tracking the showers approaching maryland and soon enough will be here for parts of new castle counties. we're monitoring them closely. otherwise a live look outside.

seeing the clouds develop quickly from west to east. if you look at the bottom of the screen, you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. otherwise now hour-by-hour showing clear conditions with the developing clouds. seeing showers in chester county, burkes county, and by 7:00 p.m. see how quickly the rain starts to approach. wide spread rain showers by about 9:00, 10:00 p.m. and we start to see a clearing but that's not going to be until early tomorrow morning. right now, of course, tracking those rain showers for you especially those moderate downpours, again, by about 10:00 to 11:00 p.m. we'll see heavier pockets of downpours moving through philadelphia and northeast ward and out of the area. i'll see you in a bit with the 10-day neighborhood forecast. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues now. president-elect trump on the defense today. denying reports that russia received comprising personal and financial information about him. >> he also doubled down on his campaign pledge to build a wall

along the mexican border. >> i don't feel like waiting a year or year and a half. i'm going to start building. mexico, in some form, and there are many forms, will reimburse us. >> donald trump faced a barrage of questions from reporters in his first news conference since the election. nbc 10 joining us on more on what the president-elect had to say. andrea? >> the first order of business to shut down the unverified reports. we got a sense of a shift in terms of a relationship between the u.s. and russia in a trump presidency. >> a thing like that should have never been written. it should never have been had or released. >> reporter: donald trump lashing out after buzz feed released a damaging and unsubstantiated report about his relationship with russia. the unverified report alleges that the russian government has been helping the president-elect for years. even cultivating information in hopes of blackmailing him.

allegation trump is calling a political witch hunt. >> it's all fake news. it's phony stuff. it didn't happen. >> reporter: the president-elect questioned the source of the leak. >> media intelligence agencies, who knows, maybe the intelligence agency which would be a tremendous blot on their record, if they, in fact, did that. >> reporter: trump previously cast suspicion on the intelligence community. he accepts the intelligence briefing about russian involvement in hacking the democratic national convention during the election. president obama's administration is imposing sanctions and expelling diplomats. president-elect donald trump signals a far less aggressive approach to russian president vladimir putin. >> if putin likes donald trump, i consider that at an asset. not a liability. we have a horrible relationship with russia. russia can help us fight isis. >> reporter: president-elect trump also said other countries like china are also responsible for hacking.

his response is to have a report generated on hacking deferences within his first out -- 90 days in office. meantime russia denies having comprising information about donald trump. a spokesperson for vladimir putin calls the claim a complete fabrication and utter nonsense. the incoming white house chief of staff slammed the report on the "today" show this morning. >> and the other salacious garbage in this report didn't happen. we're talking about fake news. it's shameful. >> why the report surfaced hours before president-elect's conference today. and lester holt asked president obama about why he ordered a report on russia's involvement in hacking during the election. hear what the president had to say coming up in less than ten minutes. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with thieves breaking into several montgomery county homes while people are asleep. the homeowners are waking up to

find some pretty big items missing. nbc 10 is joining us live to explain. deanna? >> reporter: not only are the items big but pretty valuable. and the thieves went after them while people were sleeping stealing cars right from the garages of unsuspecting homeowners. it's a crime cathy, from lower gwyneth has heard of before. >> in one instance somebody broke in when the owner was there. >> reporter: getting the cars from garages out without anyone waking up? >> very near where we live. >> reporter: police say the homes were entered between midnight and 6:00 a.m. they say while the people inside slept, the thieves helped themselves to valuables in the home and cars from the garages. >> i have a secure ity system. >> reporter: and you set it every night. >> i have a friend who one time

didn't set it one time got robbed of everything. >> reporter: keep car keys out of plain view and never leave the keys, wall elts, or purses inside the cars even in your own driveway or garage. >> nowadays trust but verify. >> reporter: and investigators say because these thefts happened in the middle of the night, right now they don't have a description of the thieves. they describe the cars as high-end. nbc 10 news. >> we know an icy road lead to the school bus accident in newark this morning. sky 10 orlando country club drive at 7:30. the bus fish tailed and crashed into the tree. three students and the driver were taken to hospital to be checked out. we're waiting to see if the

weather played a part in the accident in a school bus crash in delaware. all the students are expected to be fine. the search is on for two men who police say used a gun to force their way into a home and steal $15,000. nbc 10 on the scene on memphis street. the men knocked on the women's door. a woman answered and the men barged in and ran upstairs to take the car. the owner of rebel casino said it could reopen in weeks despite another potential delay for the property. the new jersey casino control commission was set to hold a hearing today on weather owner glen straub needs a gaming license. the hearing was put on hold because of a last-minute change to a lease agreement. straub tells nbc 10 he hopes the property known as ten will reopen next month. >> shooting for 100% open but

that's everything including all kinds of other stuff. >> straub believes he doesn't need a gaming license because he simply is the building's landlord. pennsylvania's governor has the first official challenger for re-election. state senator scott wagner. wagner announced he'll seek the republican nomination and attempt to unseat tom wolf next year. 61 and a staunch critic of governor wolf. he owns a $65 million waste hauling company. we know the contractors selected for $92 million project in ocean sky, one of the largest beach restoration projects in the country, in fact. weeks marine will replenish sand dunes along the northern section of the county, an area devastated by hurricane sandy. some landowners oppose this project. the amount of sand needed to complete the project could fill lincoln financial field three

times. delaware governor spent much of the day packing at the governor's mansion. he held his final news conference of his administration. governor-elect john carney will take office on tuesday. a first for the city of philadelphia. today mayor kicked off the first meeting of a new task force charged with finding ways to fight opioid abuse. police, doctors, and addiction experts were on hand. the task force will meet over the next few months to figure out a road map for attacking the city's heroin problem. delaware lawmakers are pushing to reject the state's panel recommendation for higher salary finance would affect legislators, judges, and other high-ranking state officials. delaware is facing a $350 million budget shortfall. the pay raises will take effect automatically unless lawmakers vote them down. all right. back to the controversy over russian meddling in the presidential election. president obama ordered a report about it and he's telling nbc

news why. for everybody to understand exactly what happened in order to prevent it from happening again. >> that's just part of lester holt's interview with the president. lester sat down with mr. president obaobama ahead of his farewell address in chicago last night. the 50-minute speech covered everything from his achievements to the challenges that lie ahead, and emotions overflowed when the president paid tribute to his family. the first lady took to twitter to thank her husband after his speech. "so proud of the president of the united states and all we've accomplished together. an incredible journey filled with remarkable people. i love you barack obama." it included that black and white photo with their daughters. we have an answer to the mystery of why barack obama's youngest daughter was not at the address. the white house said 15-year-old sasha didn't make the trip to chicago because she had a test at school this morning to study

for. and you can see more of lester holt's conversation with president obama in a date line special this friday including how the president reacted to the results on election night. watch barack obama, the reality of hope. that's friday night at 10:00 only on nbc 10. president-elect trump's pick for attorney general is in the hot seat. >> here in the breaking news center. the second day of the confirmation hearings we're talking about for controversial nominee jeff sessions. among those testifying against him, was the head of the naacp. this is a scene this morning. we'll try to show you as today's witnesses were sworn in. the alabama senator has come under fire for his controversial positions on civil rights and criminal justice reform. the new jersey senator, cory booker also testified against

sessions this afternoon. booker's office said he's the first sitting senator to testify against the fellow sitting senator for a cabinet position. >> the next attorney general must bring hope and healing to this country. this demands a more courageous empathy than senator sessions' record demonstrates. >> jeff sessions is strongly denied any hints of a racist past. among those testifying on his behalf today was former attorney general michael mckay si. if confirmed he would succeed attorney general loretta lynch. senators grilled president-elect donald trump's pick for secretary of state today. rex tillerson was questioned about his ties for russia. he was a former ceo for exxonmobil. rex tillerson is expected to be confirmed as secretary of state. live in the breaking news center keith jones nbc 10 news. community college is preparing to lift the wraps on

the new $17 million science center. the school will cut the ribbon tomorrow. we got a sneak peek inside. the center has 11 science labs and a computer lab. philadelphia is going to honor a legendary native son tonight. >> joe fraser will be celebrated during a gathering at city hall. fraser would have turned 73 today. he passed away six years ago. smoking joe was born in south carolina but lived most of his life in philadelphia. severe weather taking its toll on people out west. in northern and central california just days and days of heavy rain has lead to flooding and evacuations in the pacific northwest near-record snowfall. in the nearby sierra nevada mountains with a blizzard with hurricane-force winds. 9 feet of snow has fallen.

in northeastern pa it's icy conditions being blamed for the crash that left multiple vehicles mangled on interstate 81. two people were hurt. they are expected to be okay. a big change coming in our weather. you can feel it out there today. and how warm it's getting. >> a gradual warm up. we're ready. >> i think we are. that's good news there. we have to get through tonight and this evening. of course, it looks like we have some rain on the approach. so this evening includes hour-by-hour rain tracking for you for all the neighborhoods. in fact, we're also tracking, of course, the warm up on thursday. so something to be, of course, excited about because it looks like we'll finally make it into the temperatures that are much more comfortable into the 60s. otherwise conditions will certainly be a lot more cold by this upcoming weekend. if you look at the bottom of your screen you'll see your local neighborhood foez forecast. i'll step off screen one moment and get it going and show you what it going on in philadelphia now. current temperature is 52

degrees. we're seeing some light winds out there. certainly not much to talk about now. 3 miles per hour. and our neighborhoods now for the most part around philadelphia seeing 52. park side low 50s. neighbors along the pa suburbs seeing 40s and 50s. mall burn at 48. gilbertsville 48 degrees. your hour-by-hour forecast picking up on the clouds moving across the region from west to east. notice by about 6:00 or 7:00 we see the rain showers develop from west to east for burkes county, delaware county, montgomery county. as we get this moving and pauses at 10:00 p.m. we're seeing wide spread rain. heavier pockets moving through

philadelphia. an improvement by tomorrow morning. and much of an improvement as the temperatures climb in the 60s and upper 50s. right now after your forecast at 7:00 p.m. you'll encounter those showers. 43 and mostly cloud you skies. 11:00 p.m. lots of rain. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. by 3:00 a.m. seeing a clearing and temperatures in the 50s. pa suburbs similar situation. a clearing by about 3:00 a.m. and temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. lehigh valley notice the rain showers at 7:00 p.m. 42. increasing wind gusts for the lehigh valley by 3:00 a.m. and temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. delaware is seeing really nice conditions by, i'd say tomorrow but we have to get through, of course, the rain showers through tonight. jersey shore seeing a warm up for thursday. that's one of the bigger stories. today we saw temperatures above

normal. tomorrow warmer indeed. take a look what to expect tomorrow as far as your expected high temperature. 55 for bethlehem. it looks like 60 for phoenixville. westchester 58 degrees. newtown also seeing upper 50s with overnight lows in the 40s. philadelphia at 65 for fair mount. overnight lows in the low to mid 40s. new jersey, trenton 60 degrees. so temperatures well above normal for this time of the year. galloway 62. overnight lows in the 40s. avalon 59 degrees. nice temperatures. again, well above normal. so your ten day on 10 does bring us a major change by this weekend. expected high temperatures on saturday 33 degrees. so we have 65 on thursday. 45 on friday.

saturday 33 degrees. that's your expected high with overnight lows mainly in the upper 30s to low 20s. tracking snow showers that could get here. light snow saturday into sunday. by monday it looks like we start to climb again. into the 50s by tuesday, wednesday, and next thursday friday, and saturday. be sure you follow us on social media. ♪ yep. coming to a college in new jersey. some of his work is. monmouth university is announcing plans to house bruce springsteen's archives. the exhibit will feature springsteen's personal collection of written works, photographs, and other memorabilia. the rock legend was born a few miles away from the school. want to recap our top story. president-elect trump firing back on what he calls fake news today. he denied reports that russia received comprising personal and

financial information about him. >> he also durabled down on his pledge to build a wall along the mexican border. >> i don't feel like waiting a year or year and a half. i'm going start building. mexico, in some form, there are many forms, will reimburse us. >> donald trump faced a barrage of questions from reporters in his first news conference since the election. and voters from both sides watched and weighed in. >> give the man a chance. give him an opportunity. >> getting used to president-elect -- i don't want to get used to that. still ahead four of the biggest talk aways from the president-elect's speech. an all-night bill battle. a woman sends her payment but it doesn't end up in the right place. how nbc 10 responds. helps track down her money. and stewart's sanctuary. how jon stewart is using his love for animals to give them a

second chance of life in new jersey. first, a look at the closing bell on wall street. green arrows up all around today.

comedian onstewart and his wife are closer to opening an animal sanctuary in monmouth county. they approved plans for 45-acre farm. it still needs approval, though, from the county. last year the former daily show host and his wife adopted an abused horse that was treated at an animal hospital in chester county. just days before stepping aside as president, barack obama stepped into a new role.

groomsman. he served as a grooms man for marvin nicholson last weekend. here he is in a photo with the happy couple. john kerry officiated the wedding. a disgruntled traveler surprised his fellow passengers on the plane. >> we can still speak in this country. >> that guy look familiar? ahead at 4 why the former u.s. senator had an outburst on board. can president-elect trump first major speech since being elected. south jersey voters were watching and weighing in. what garners the most reaction? we'll have it next. rain is on the way. i'll be tracking it for you hour-by-hour when i see you in the full forecast.

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nbc 10 first alert weather tracking the return of rain in the next couple of hours. we could see some heavy downpours at times tonight. take a live look at the ben franklin bridge. no rain just yet, be as we said it's on the way. nbc 10 meteorologist is here with us now. >> it's on the way. i'd say by 6:00 or 7:00 prm. we start to see the rain showers on the approach. the clouds developing very quickly from the southwest or the northeast. you can actually see the rain moving through parts of maryland. it'll be here soon enough. especially likely first i would say burkes and cheshire county. a live look outside. eastern pa temperatures pretty mild. in fact, that's been the story for the entire day. right now we're seeing partly cloudy skies in easten. 44 degrees. 7:00 p.m. we see the clouds and the showers develop. by 10:00 p.m. wide spread rain for the entire region.

let's time it out for you hour-by-hour. starti starting at 4:30 we see the rain showers move in from the southwest to the northeast. you can see for the most part everybody is starting to see some rain. certainly by about 10:00 p.m., in fact heavy pockets of downpours for parts of burke county. lehigh valley i think you'll see a heavy round of rain there. and heavy round of rain for trenton, philadelphia. but everything starts to clear by early tomorrow morning. so after midnight, notice we start to see a break in those showers. everything really for the northern portion of the region. and then by tomorrow morning i'd say between 3:00 and 4:00 a.m., for the most part, clear. however, right here lehigh valley seeing rain lingering in the back edge of the system and everything starts to move out. then we're tracking, of course, temperatures that will be a lot more comfortable. 60s on thursday. but i want to show you the weekend forecast. a sneak peek ahead. we see 40s by friday. tracking the potential for some snow showers on saturday. temperatures mainly in the 30s.

so we're tracking rain for today. 60s for tomorrow. then 30s and some snow by saturday. more details coming up in full forecast. see you then. >> president-elect trump denying reports that russia obtained comprising personal and financial information on him. >> he also denounced news organizations that published the material last night. he did so today at his first news conference since july. >> i saw the information. i read the information outside of that meeting. it's all fake news. it's phony stuff. it didn't happen. >> president-elect trump faced a barrage of questions ranging from obamacare to his pledge to build a wall along the mexican border. south jersey voters were watching the news conference and had plenty to say. nbc 10 got their reaction >> reporter: long time customers at philly diners took a tv break. >> i wanted to see what was going on. >> a thing like that should have never been written. >> reporter: to listen to president-elect trump's response to the controversy and allegations that his russian

ties influenced our election. >> i think it's nice he addressed it. it's on everybody's mind. >> reporter: young mom and waitress lisa murphy read about trump's tweets this morning and had to tune in. >> as far as i know what they said is true as far as he's not involved with russians, but who really knows, to be honest. >> it's kind of scary, you know. i don't feel donald trump is equipped -- i don't feel he has the know how to run this country. >> i want to thank a lot of the news organizations -- >> reporter: voters appreciated that trump managed to close the door on the russian controversy by praising news organizations that were tough on him during the election. but chose not to run buzz feed's report on russian interference during our election. they say they're worried about what matters to their own families. >> obama, when he became president, said he was going to chop the national deficit when it was $7 trillion. it's now $22 trillion. all right.

so you tell me. >> reporter: retired car industry worker was happy to hear trump wants to keep jobs in the u.s., but on health care he's fuming. >> that's obamacare. i can't wait for him to get in. i hope he blows it to smith reens. >> reporter: murphy wonders how she'll afford her 4-year-old's college years from now. >> i want to be able to get a wage that sequel to other people and get an education that is affordable. >> reporter: they say time will tell. sydney long, nbc 10 news. ♪ and nearly a million people are expected to flood d.c. for next week's inaugural festivities. cell phone companies want to make sure everyone is connected. verizon and at&t spent millions of dollars to boost cell phone service around the national mall. companies built several new towers. >> people do anything they feel they need to do. things like facebook live, instagram, snap chat, making a

call, sending a text, sending a picture. >> reporter: cell phone companies have one reminder for visitors. don't forget to charge your phones. following other top stories in pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. in philadelphia two teen brothers tell nbc 10 they tackled a car-jacking suspect after he crashed a stolen septa vehicle into their car. police say a witness jumped in to help the boys and shot the suspect in the leg. in new jersey, the fight to get the former revel casino back open hit another snag today. the new jersey casino control commission was set to hold a hearing today on whether glen straub needs a gaming license. the hearing was put on hold because of a last-minute change to a lease agreement. governor jack markell held

his final speech. the money ended up in the wrong place. still ahead how nbc 10 responds helps track down what she was owed. plus, a teacher makes blankets for her students, but these are not for nap time. how they're helping children concentrate. next.

your kids order off the children's menu when you go out to eat? most restaurants haven't done much to improve the nutritional quality of the kids' meals. they looked at more than 150 chain restaurants. despite the voluntary pledge to offer healthy options, the report found most kids' meals continued to exceed recommendations for sodium, calories, and fat, and sugary drinks make up 80% of children's beverage options. teacher in iowa made something unique to help her students focus, and she did it

using everyday household items. they're weighted blankets. the pressure from the blankets that is key. expert says it helps students with sensory processing issues relax and concentrate. >> like, when you cozy up on your favorite chair at home and pull a comforter on top of you, you kind of relax and feel more comfortable and settled in. >> the problem is the weighted blankets can be expensive. so this teacher is making them herself. newsing fleece, zip lock bags, and rice to provide the weight. rain is on the way. i'll be tracking it for you hour-by-hour. look at the rain showers already on the approach. wide spread by later tonight. details coming up in the full forecast. see you then. we can still speak in this country. not the type of police escort this former u.s. senator may be used to. next at 4:00 what lead to his

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new video surfaced of a former new york senator being booted right off a flight after complaining about service. >> stand up for what's right and walk out with me. >> he's asking passengers to join him. the 76-year-old was escorted off the a plane after making a commotion after a six hour delay at fort lauderdale monday night. some students on the main line are getting a first-hand feel for current event are rocking part of the world. >> third and fourth graders and friends meet monthly with the

syrian refugees over skype. they learn about the war-torn country and hear from kids that their own age. what it's like to live in a refugee camp. most refugees have nothing but the clothes on their back. so they have taken to art to express their feelings. in fact, the local students have collected supplies for their friends overseas to this much-needed hobby. >> it makes me feel like i'm luckier than i thought i was because seeing that those kids are cold and don't get to see their parents as much. and seeing they don't have as much as we have it kind of makes me feel like i want to donate. >> such important lessons. coming up on nbc 10 news tomorrow we'll check in with the school's effort to raise awareness and supplies if are the group of refugees. snow is falling again this morning in parts of the pacific northwest. these pictures from the portland area. snow caused travel troubles for commuters trying to get home last night. many were forced to put chains

on their tires. others simply had to abandon their vehicles on snowy roadways. and a driver took this photo anz avalanche covered a highway in colorado with about 15 feet of snow. the bulk of this snow was stopped by large protection walls, thank goodness. and no one hear remarkably was hurt. >> whoa! >> don't try that at home. it's a daredevil in sweden and he completed what is being billed as the first snowboarding back flip on a running car. that was after many unsuccessful attempts. >> oh, no. >> yeah, we don't have the video of the unsuccessful ones. do not try that at home. >> so dangerous. >> we won't have any snow for you to try it with anyway. >> thank goodness for that. now a look at the warm up on the

way. >> it's great advice, jim. no snow here. we're tracking developing clouds moving from the southwest to the northeast. we're seeing the developing clouds ahead of the system on this already well the way. here is the satellite radar image. a little bit of a wider perspective. you can see the rain showers moving in to parts of maryland. in fact chester county seeing some light greens on the approach there. right on the border. locally, however, we'rely dry with the clouds kind of thick and soupy now. notice we start to see the showers already by 7:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m. but finally clearing for philadelphia at around 3:00. temperatures will be pretty mild at 7:00 p.m. 45 for the pa suburbs. 45 at 11:00 p.m. and by early tomorrow morning 47 with mostly cloudy to cloud i canny skies. lehigh valley 43 degrees and increasing wind for the lehigh

valley. new jersey 11:00 p.m. seeing 47 degrees with wide spread rain. and the same deal along the jersey shore. hour-by-hour forecast we start this at 4:30 p.m. and notice that by 7:00 we're starting to see that wide spread rain take over. in fact, burkes county you may see one or two heavy pockets of downpours. keep in mind between 10:00 and 11:00 p.m. we're seeing some yellows and noting the heavier downpours moving through. again, from the southwest toward the northeast there and then notice we're not clear yet by about 12:30 or 1:00 a.m. still seeing heavier pockets moving through and by tomorrow morning 5:00 a.m. while we're seeing some light rain moving for the most part in the region is going to be dry with those clouds clearing as a high pressure system sits in control. wilmington, right now temperatures pretty comfortable. that's been the story all day long. right now 50 degrees with southerly winds. 12 miles per hour. with that rain, of course, on the way.

neighborhood forecast looking like it's really comfortable right now. glasgow 50 degrees for you. lincoln at 53. notice those strong southerly winds. for jersey the same deal. lots of 50. mount laurel at 54 degrees. princeton at 43. jersey shore seeing the building clouds and rain on the way. cape may courthouse 44. summers .43. mays landing 52. be sure to look at the bottom of the screen for your local neighborhood forecast. your ten-day on 10. temperatures climbing in the mid out of tomorrow. it will be gusty. by friday notice mid 40s. temperatures starting to drop there and cooler by saturday. 30s. we're going from 60s tomorrow to 30s on saturday and tracking light snow in the forecast.

overnight lows get chillier. seeing mainly 40s for tonight and tomorrow and then colder. but the good news is it gets warmer by next week. it's a roller coaster ride here with this weather. >> crazy. >> i'll deal with the 60s. even though it's going to be gusty tomorrow. that's okay. i'll take the wind. >> we'll take the 60s tomorrow with the wind. >> a nice little break. >> i think so, too. many of us -- most of us pay our bills online. >> it's a time saver. so easy. but is your money going where it needs to to pay off your dealt. next at 4:00 how the nbc 10 responds team helps one woman track down her money. it ended up in the wrong place.

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it's supposed to be a time saver, but paying her bill online caused frustration for one viewer. >> that's when she turned to nbc 10 responds. what happened? >> the payment she made was never apply talked to her account. we stepped in to help. she was hoping to save time by paying her pgw bill online. >> i'm used to make all my payments online. >> reporter: in june she submitted a payment for 15-3. two months later they were noticing a problem. >> they were charging me for two months. when i called them, they said it was because i never made the payment for june. >> reporter: her bank statement showed the money had been deducted by pgw. she called the company and went to the offices several times. >> it was frustrating. i mean, i made the payment and you are telling me i didn't. >> reporter: she called nbc 10 responds. we contacted pgw anded into the

issue and told us the incorrect account number was entered at the time the payment was made which caused the payment not to be properly applied. they made the proper adjustments and reflected the payment on her account. how do you feel? >> happy. thank you. >> reporter: and a quick tip so you don't have the same problem. double check the number you enter when paying your bill. make sure you enter the correct information. reyes said she'll continue to pay online and trust the payments in the future will be applied to her account. >> it took you the question rather than asking what is your account number? >> that's right. let's look at the recovery. it's at $264,515. all right. if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds. file the complaint on our website or give us a call and we'll respond to you. coming up tomorrow on nbc 10 responds. confusion over a cell phone

deal. a customer says he got different prices from representatives at the same company. so he called us to get it cleared up. we're working on several stories for nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> tonight at 5:00 vaccine controversy. a new debate after president-elect trump meets with a vaccine skeptic at trump tower. >> study after study shows that vaccines don't cause autism. what is behind the concern? tonight doctors and parents weigh in. plus, the president-elect lashes out at his critics for breaking down his tough words about a report linking him to russia. and rain tracking our way as we speak. we'll time it out hour-by-hour. plus a big warm up. 60s by some of us tomorrow. details coming up.

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the president-elect takes questions and has tough words for his critics. why doctors are worried that the trump administration will spark new concerns about the safety of immunizations. transplant rescue. how a police officer made sure a donated organ made it to the final destination. we'll get to those stories in a moment. right now at 5:00. tracking rain for the second night in a row. wet weather is moving into the area. and right now that rain is getting closer to your

neighborhood. >> let's get more on the timing and how the wet weather will stick around. here is first alert meteorologist. >> we're looking at the rain not too far off at this point. expecting it's going to move off the main rush this evening. so take a look down to the southwest. you can see it's passing now through parts of washington nearing baltimore. we've got the clouds which we've been seeing throughout today. that's going to be heading our direction. so we pull it out a little more, you can see all the rain. the yellow and orange indicating areas of strength that the system has, which will allow the pockets of heavier storms move through. the good news is this is overnight again. really unless you've got evening plans, it's not going to be a big problem because the bulk of it is all out by the time that we get to tomorrow morning's rush. here is a look at the temperatures. it's pretty obvious if you step outside there's been a big warm up out there. we're 50s now in philadelphia. 46 mount holly and wilmington. take a look at the 24-hour

change. this is a difference between yesterday during our 5:00 p.m. newscast and now. 14 degrees warmer in philadelphia. 11 in dover. and 10 in atlantic city. and the warm up is not done yet. in fact, we're going to see temperatures very mild overnight as we track that rain move through. then we'll be watching that big warm up with the warmest temperatures for this week hitting tomorrow and then finally that rollercoaster takes us back down. we're dropping the temperatures falling and the potential for snow. coming up in a minute we'll take aer look at all three of these things. >> thank you. donald trump went on the attack in his first news conference in 167 days. he called the recent stories about his connections to russia fake news and he defended other decisions that have been controversial. >> andrea cline thomas joining us with more on the news conference that everybody is talking about. >> his priorities about fulfilling campaign promises and possibly clearing up concerns th w