dismantling obamacare. the u.s. senate takes the first step in the quest to repeal the affordable care act. >> another day of grilling. a look at the hearings underway right now to confirm several of president elect trump's cabinet picks. >> thank you barrack. >> plus the first lady's thank you notes to her husband in her final appearance on the tonight show. >> nbc 10 breaking news. >> breaking news this morning a water mane break sent water into the streets in one philadelphia neighborhood in the city's strawberry mansion neighborhood to be specific. let's get you right out to nbc 10's matt live at the scene. you got there not long ago. tell us what you're seeing. >> right i was told by the water department that the water was

shut off just about 15 minutes ago but you can see the hole in the ground here and from what we have been hearing the water was spraying into the air a good two stories from the air. we saw a picture from the water department spokesperson that says this was quite serious initially. you can see the water is turned off. it was turned off about 15 minutes ago there is now a hole in the street. we're on the 3400 block here in the strawberry mansion neighborhood where i have been told i have just been talking with the water department and the water on this block has been turned off. you're seeing video. a little bit of a better vantage point of what is going on from above and the only real effect at this point is the water is turned off on this block. the water department is going to be back out here to assess the damage and figure out what happened here but everything is

stra starting to wrap up. now just a giant hole in the ground behind me. >> now to an update on the story we have been following for days. the sinkhole. it could take several more days for crews to repair water and gas lines there. nearby homes have been without those services since sunday when the sinkhole opened up and swallows two cars. >> well, a few minutes after 11:00 on your thursday morning and it's feeling a little bit more like april today than january. temperatures are well above average as we take a live look right now and it's breezy outside too. >> take a look at this. mild conditions at the shore as well. a live look from our camera in cape may and we have live team coverage of this unseasonably warm weather. we begin with nbc 10's first alert meteorologist. it's hard to believe this is january. spring-like temperatures for

sure. >> that's right. we do have temperatures well above normal. usually this time of the year, this day in particular tends to be one of the colder days in january. today, in fact, we're seeing one of the warmer days in january. i have to point out satellite and radar image, 11:03:00 a.m. we do see light showers moving through the region. not going to be a wash out. just not totally dry. a few passing showers at best. a live look outside you can see the cam ras shaking the winds are starting to increase. wind gusts today could top out at about 25 miles per hour. we're dry now in philadelphia but notice we are seeing clouds develop. current temperature, 61 degrees. now the record for today 72 degrees i do not think we'll get there however it's still going to be a very pleasant warm day nonetheless. current wind speed 21 miles per hour and wind gusts 29 miles per hour. so neighborhoods right now in philadelph

philadelphia. 61. port richmond 52. tipping it in the low 60s. and currently at 62 degrees. if you look at the bottom of your screen you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. out the door forecast right now we're going to see temperatures starting to dip into the 50s after 5:00 p.m. so 6:00 p.m. we're seeing 59 degrees. partly cloudy skies. partly cloudy skies for tonight but we're still trending rather warm. that's going to be the story across the entire region. 2:00 p.m. 59 degrees for the pa suburbs and keeping it in the 50s at 6:00 p.m. and we even have a warm evening and a warm night in the forecast. overnight loes i'm expecting mainly in the 40s. cloudy skies right now with passing showers. 59 degrees and 55 at 6:00 p.m. and for the jersey shore we're seeing temperatures in the mid 50s at 6:00 p.m. and mid to upper 50s by 10:00 p.m. so certainly a warm stretch right now. that's pretty much the story but we do have a major cool down

coming up by saturday as temperatures dip from 60s to 30s. i'll talk about that in the 10 day on 10. back to you. >> thanks erica. our live team coverage continues now with pamela osborne live for us outside of the philadelphia museum of art. >> i have to say i never imagined that i would be dressed like this in january. take a look. you can see a group of kids out there enjoying some time-outdoors. we have been out and about this morning and we have seen a lot of people just enjoying, soaking up this unseasonably warm weather. people were out biking, walking, running and they were shedding the layers as they went. and they have been keeping a nice break from the snow and the

cold. >> this is nice. this is nice. this time of year, you never know. we live in a so-called zone and so, no sun, rain, hail, whatever. >> you can see some photographers over here at the art museum steps. and the big thing is enjoy the weather and these temperatures and we know it's only a matter of time. nbc 10 news. >> the republican lead senate took the first major step this morning. >> it allows republicans to repeal the affordable care act and the entire process could take weeks but not months. of course democrats want to keep obamacare one of them that spoke

up, senator bob casey from pennsylvania talked about how some people might be forced to work longer hours to pay their premiums. >> in a word this was a plan for ta task. >> and damage done to middle class families. >> used examples of how obamacare. she already works two jobs and doesn't make enough to pay her premium. as of now no replacement plan has been announced. it's 11:07 and three people are in the hospital after this crash in philadelphia's neighborhood. around 7:30 this morning. we're working to learn the victims conditions at this time. they say he hid a detectives unmarked car just after 1:00 this morning and then took off.

the driver is charged with driving under the influence. the teenagers are in custody after saying they committed three separate robberies minutes apart. and arrest them in that neighborhood. this search is on through two men that used a gun to force their way into a port richmond home and steal $15,000. investigators say the men knocked on the victim's door on memphis street yesterday and when the woman answered the man barged in, ran upstairs, took the cash, ran off and no one was hurt. philadelphia police have just released this new video as they search for a thief. the man you say there. authority sas he stole from an office inside of a hotel on 18th street back on december 3rd. the deceased took $700 and several electronic devices from

that office. now this surveillance video shows the suspected carjacker that tried to steal several cars yesterday before being shot by one of the car owners. police say he failed to steal a van, a white car and a service truck but then the owner of the white car that was a licensed gun owner went after him with two nearby teenagers. >> he tried to get into his car so i ended up just tackling him and bringing him to the ground. >> that's one of the teenagers that held the suspect down. he was trying to get up and the car owner shot the suspect in the leg. authorities say charges are pending. >> all right it's about 10 minutes after 11:00 on your thursday morning. let's check in with jessica. what do you see on the roads this morning. >> we're seeing an accident seen here on the vine tree expressway right around our cameras at broad street. now it's over into the right

hand shoulder. just near the pa turnpike an overturned vehicle and get it cleared out of the way. google expressway seeing slow downs on the eastbound side and that's because there's a construction project on the eastbound side and the eastbound side of the shoulder. now the 40 minute drive time when it should be about this point about 17 to 20 minutes of a trick there. so that is also into the teens. the rest of the bridges look great. back to you. >> thank you. fire tragedy. fire tore through a house overnight and several children in the house are missing. an update on the investigation just ahead. >> and the grilling is on.

the confirmation hearings underway right now for three of president elect trump's cabinet picks. >> and i amtraking a nice warm up for today. temperatures eventually hitting the mid 60s by 2:00 p.m.. details coming up in the full forecast because you do have a major cool down as well. see you then.

this is a live look at the hearing happening now on capitol hill. he will be the first career military officer to serve as defense secretary in more than 50 years. >> also confirmation hearings are taking place for the nominee for cia director congressman mike pompeo. this say live look at the senate intelligence committee as they question him right now. a third confirmation hearing is also underway at capitol hill. this is a live look at the hearing for hud secretary, dr. ben carson. carson is a retired neurosurgeon that ran for the republican nominee. corey booker opposed senator jeff sessions nomination yesterday saying he's unfit to serve as attorney general. he was the first senator to testify against the colleague's nomination criticizing him for alleged racism.

>> the next attorney general must bring hope and healing to this country and this demands a more courageous empathy than senator sessions. >> he has strongly denied any hint of a racist past. the senate will likely vote early next month on whether or not to confirm sessions as the next attorney general. meantime he reached out to express his dismay over leaks to the news media. >> the president exelect saving his sharpest jabs for the intelligence community. >> i think it was disgraceful. disgraceful that the intelligence agencies allowed

any information that turned out to be so false and sake out. >> speaking with trump and releasing a rare statement saying the original document is not a u.s. intelligence community product and he does not believe the leaks came from within the ic. trump also taking aim at the media for handling of the unverified report. >> it's fake news and phony stuff and didn't happen. >> firing up and firing off barbs with the news conference turning into a media smack down. >> since you are attacking our news organization. >> not you. your organization is terrible. >> let's go. >> you are fake news. >> between his two titles, billionaire business man and

president elect he says there's no conflict. >> i could run my business goovrndment at the same time. >> i don't like the way that looks. i do a very good job but i don't want to do that. >> he will try to separate himself by creating a trust for his assets. turning over operation of the trump organization for his son and hiring an ethics advisor for the business. >> they want a president to run the country. >> they recommend the president elect cut ties totally with the trump organization. >> the plan the president announced doesn't meet the standards that the best of his nominees are meeting and that every president in the past four decades has met. >> also fielding questions, trump's choice for secretary of state at his confirmation

hearing. at times talking tougher on russia. >> russia poses a danger. >> but not tough enough for a key republican senator. >> is vladimir putin a war criminal. >> i would not use that term. >> nbc 10 was at valley forge military academy where we found rehearsals in full swing for the first troop philadelphia city calga calgary. this will be the fifth inauguration appearance for this unit. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> conditions right now are really warm. that's when the big story is but it's also pretty windy right now at the bottom of your screen you'll see the local neighborhood forecast. lows above normal.

the normal low, 26. mid to upper 40s. and tracking the weekend temperature a big drop for temperatures. looks like we'll see mainly 30s by saturday and also tracking snow showers. dover 23 miles per hour wind speed. sustained wind speeds for you 15 for philadelphia. 13 for millville. atlantic city, strong south westerly 18 miles per hour wind speeds also seeing 52 degrees. philadelphia 61 degrees. normal high, 31 degrees and the record high 72 degrees and we'll get close enough. here is your neighborhood forecast. look at these temperatures. 58 degrees. currently at 55.

and fort washington currently at 61 degrees so really mild temperatures all due to that warmer air and warm front sliding into place. 32 degrees and we do have a stronger flow. clayton 62 and along the piney hollow. and princeton currently at 62 degrees. so we can see that we have some green on the screen here. we do have some passing showers peri moving through the region. while this is not making it to the ground beyond the lehigh valley. it's mainly dry in and around philadelphia. your hour by hour forecast in fact highlights this really

well. otherwise it's going to be a mainly dry day. that's me being nitpicking. so your out the door forecast. we're seeing partly cloudy skies in philadelphia. and tracking the same trend throughout the entire region. we do have more information and i also have your ten day to talk about what we should expect from this upcoming weekend because we'll go from 60 to 30 in about 48 hours. >> all right. thanks. >> thank you erica. well, first lady finale. michelle obama's memorable night on the tonight show. what she did during her final appearance as first lady.

joining forces to help some adorable pets find a new home. allison is the community outreach operator for paws which is philadelphia animal welfare society and you brought an adorable little dog with us. >> i have. >> yes it s. paris is about five or six months old.

>> tell us about her. >> paris was surrendered with her brother prince. their owner became too sick to care for them. they have only been with paws about three days but they are both super loving. she was perfect in the car. so i think that she would be a great companion for sure. >> really good lady. >> are you trying to adopt them out together. >> not necessarily. they just came in together so and they're good with other dogs since they lived together at one point. >> she is a terrier mix. some are saying pit bull. rat terrier, some kind of fun shelter mix. >> well the event tomorrow where people can meet paris is at a fun location. >> it is. so the event is happening on saturday at the fair mount in brewery town and it's an apartment complex that you're

able to do tours there and provide drinks and snacks and meet adoptable animals like paris. >> this has been successful to you all in the past. >> it has. we did one two months ago and it was a lot of fun. one of the dogs got adopted that went for that event last time and we're hoping to get two dogs adopted. >> do you shake? shake. no. she is so cute. thank you for coming by and bringing paris and we want to recap the information so the paws adoption event is saturday january 14th from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. at the fairmount at brewery town on north 31st street in philadelphia. the restaurant inside the building will have drinks, refreshments, snacks, for more head to our website nbc 10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. >> thanks. just about 11:30 and it's really warming up outside.

here's a live look from our campus camera. erica is tracking big changes coming for the weekend. that's just ahead. another reason why you should never look at your phone when you're driving, see what happens when a driver takes his eyes off the road for just a few seconds.

a great day to get outside. look now nice that looks. temperatures are well, well, well above average this morning we have live team coverage of this. temperatures will be well above normal for this time of the year but a story that we do have going on right now will be the current wind.

23 miles per hour wind speed and 15 for philadelphia and 18 miles per hour wind speed in atlantic city so a little strong right now and you can see the flag right now waving around because the wind speed and wind gusts range between 20 and 25 miles per hour. so keep that in mind. current temperatures right now are warm. philadelphia 61 degrees. normal high is 39 degrees for this time of the year for this day. the record high 72. mount holly at 63 degrees. allentown at 52 and coatsville at 57 degrees but a major change in the forecast because by tomorrow we start to track a cold front moving into the area so temperatures dip into the 40s and 30s by saturday and by the afternoon on saturday we'll start to track some light snow moving into the area and possibly a wintry mix. we go from 60s today to 30s on

saturday and it will be dry on sunday and we're only going to keep it in the 30s and 40s. so coming up in the 10 day on 10 we'll talk about what to expect beyond that and of course we'll talk more about what to expect for saturday with that snow and possibly that wintry mix. back to you. >> erica, thanks for that. people across our area are enjoying the unseasonably warm temperatures. >> before we get to that wintry mix. let's check back in with pamela osborne live outside of the art museum. how are people take advantage of the nice temperatures. >> yeah. no wintry mix outside right now. the sun is peaking out of the clouds a little bit right now. have to tell you a little bit ago there were a few sprinkles outside but all of that has cleerd up and you can see people out and about enjoying this weather this morning a lot of people are taking advantage of this unseasonably warm weather. we saw people in shorts and

shirts and we even saw a few people sweating this morning. we caught up with a pair of runners training now for the boston marathon. they say they have been out no matter what the conditions are getting ready for that race but they certainly are appreciating this nice little break in the weather. >> this is nice but we know it's going to get bad. >> enjoying it while you can. >> for sure. for sure. >> a lot of people doing that right now because as erica mentions conditions will be changing but for now, we got a little bit of sun and we got some warm weather. reporting live at the art museum steps, i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> pamela, thanks. well it's warm here. one part of the pacific northwest is dealing with, you guessed it, snow. take a look at the scene in portland oregon. traffic is moving slowly on one highway there after a storm dumped several inches of snow. some cars ended up buried in snow banks.

those vehicles could be stuck there for awhile because the snow is not expected to melt for days. >> members of the miami heat basketball team are a little shaken up today but overall okay after their plane slid on a runway in milwaukee. several other flights were cancelled at the airport last night because of icy conditions. >> we have new video of a water main break in philadelphia's strawberry mansion neighborhood that sent water shooting well into the air. this is cell phone video from clearfield street. the break happened before 10:30 this morning. crew versus turned off the water in the area and there's no word yet on how many homes have been effected. >> in baltimore officials have found the body of one child and five other children are presumed dead after a house collapsed during a fire early this morning. a woman and three other children were able to escape with injuries and now we have learned maryland congressman says the mother of the children is one of his staffers. >> and this is just in, new jersey governor chris christie has lost his appeal in

connection with the bridgegate scandal. a new jersey judge just overturned the probable cause for investigating the governor for misconduct. the complaint accuses christie of failing to act to reopen the lanes to the george washington bridge closed as political payback. the judge did not dismiss the complaint as he expected but instead ordered the municipal court to hold a new hearing. they were convicted in the case last year. in the transition to president elect donald trump, mr. trump's connection with russia is being scrutinized amid reports that russia had confer mizing information about him. >> mrs. universe, moscow, november 2013. the trip donald trump describes as fantastic. but trump's hopes for a trump tower moscow have never gotten off the ground. >> i have no dealings with

russia, have no deals in russia. >> that doesn't mean he hasn't tried. donald trump's connection to moscow traces back as far as 1987. on the 4th of july independence day trump was touring moscow looking at sites for a hotel including several near red square. later that year trump met the then soviet president in washington. the trump organization told the moscow times trump was heading to russia again to discuss developing trump tower moscow. donald junior travelled to the city in 2008 according to records of the event. one month later the trump organization registered trump tower moscow.com. in 2013 trump brought the miss universe pageant to moscow. it would not be unusual to be a target of russia intelligence.

>> to collect material about someone an tried to put them under control and this is a very traditional thing for the russian security services to do. >> but donald trump insists he would have never allowed himself to be compromised. >> he says he is extremely careful knowing there could be cameras in hotel rooms in russia. a senior u.s. intelligence source telling nbc news that their investigations have not found any inclusive or direct link between trump and the russian government. back to you. >> the u.s. military now says 33 civilians in afghanistan died during a fire fight with the taliban. that's the conclusion of the investigation into the raid that happened in november. that's where u.s. troops launched air strikes that targeted two senior taliban commanders, military official sas the taliban was using residential buildings as firing

positions. >> american troops are rolling into poland today. u.s. army trucks and soldiers in camouflage began to cross this morning. about 3500 troops will be stationed there. the deployment is to reassure nato allies concerned about russia. russia says it perceives the move as a threat. >> new details in the deadly airport shooting in fort lauderdale. one of the victims that was killed is from dover. >> 69-year-old mary louis grew up in ohio but moved to dover. she was in the baggage area when the gunman opened fire killing five people and injuring six others. he remains behind bars. >> new video from florida shows how dangerous it can be to drive while distracted. video from inside the cab of a big rig shows the driver looking at his phone. he didn't notice the car pull in front of him until it was almost too late. he slammed on the breaks and his tractor-trailer ended up tumbling off an overpass in

tampa. the driver was okay. >> more driving danger on a colorado highway after a tire slides off of one car and crashes into an suv. this is video of the damaged suv at a salvage yard after the incident. the freak accident happened on interstate 25 north of denver. police say the tire came off of the car in the northbound lane and smacked into the windshield of the nissan that it hit as it was heading southbound. two people were hurt. >> there's a real life history lesson happening at a delaware county school. students there are virtual pen pals with young syrian refugees. every month they skype with each other. >> they talk about their favorite hobbies and food and most recently what each wanted for the new year but most importantly these local students are making a big difference in the refugees lives. >> you can leave those at your

table. >> table 3. >> this lesson will be done without books. an arabic greeting begins the conversation. >> so they have been here since november. >> on the other end, a room full of syrian refugees at a camp in greece. this is the bright spot in their day. >> they just want friends. they want support and they want to know that people are here for them. >> the skype sessions are set up by martinez that volunteers at the refugee camp and local mom amanda levinson. her son leo is in the class. she is also co-founder. >> it's a platform where aid workers and others can look for their supply needs and donation leads. >> the class already sent over several boxes of donated items. >> i feel like i just want to help them more and more every time i skype them. >> including important art

supplies. >> it was a very dangerous journey and they still draw a lot about the boat journey over because it's something that they need to workout. kids are sometimes a little shy. >> at one point the students here were excited to share what they want in the new year. big ticket items like electronics. their friends overseas. >> something you want in the new year. >> happy life. we like that. >> not too much to ask for. well the art work you saw is sold here in the united states and the money raised goes back to greece to buy food for the children at that refugee camp. if you want to learn more we have links on our website nbc 10.com. >> thank you, barrack for proving you're not a lame duck, but my very own silver fox. >> first lady michelle obama had some fun with jimmy fallon on

the tonight show. she wrote her own thank you notes and talked about the first family stepping away from the spotlight. >> it is nuts. i feel like crying right now and i didn't think that it was going to be that emotional. because it's like yeah, we're ready. we're good. we're ready to go. been 8 years. 8 years is enough, we're packing up. >> the first lady had jimmy fallon in stitches during the whole show and she even joked about hosting the tonight show on her own. >> and don't look now but -- i don't even want to say it. i don't want to jinx it but the sixers are heating up. >> did you see the game? last night's win was as close as it gets. >> sixers call the time-out. can he get it off? yes and the sixers win it. >> their 4th win in five games. this was the first game winning shot of his life. not just in the nba.

and then take a look at this. sixers rookie, joel embiid getting in on the fun after the win making up his own dance routines along side the sixers cheerleaders. they have it down. >> it looked too coordinated. >> news about how many adults and children are using artificial sweeteners and the health risks that come along with them. >> temperatures for today will be above normal. certainly more like spring. we'll go from 60s to 30s by saturday and i'm tracking some snow for the weekend. details coming up on the other side of the break.

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>> chargers football team is leaving san diego and moving back to l.a. it comes three months after san diego voters rejected a measure that would have helped fund a new stadium for the team. the chargers started in l.a. in 1960 and played there for one year before moving south. l.a. now has two nfl teams after spending years with none. >> cbs is now selling a generic cheaper version of the epipen. they'll charge $109.99 for a two pack. that's compared to mylan's that costs $600. congress condemned the makers for the soaring costs. both treatments are used in emergencies to stop potentially

deadly allergic reactions. >> the use of artificial sweeteners has soared among children and adults. nearly half of the adults and one quarter of children in the u.s. regularly use artificial sweeteners. since 1999 usage is up 54% among adults and 200% among kids. many use artificial sweeteners because their sugar and calorie intake but some studies suggest these products may actually increase the risk of obesity. researchers say there's not enough evidence to recommend for or against uting artificial sweeteners. >> as we prepare to mark the birthday of dr. martin luther king jr. a local church will host a luncheon aimed at exploring the work of dr. king and recommitting to his dream. reverend marshall mitchell is the host of saturday's event. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> what can you tell us? it's going to be an exciting opportunity to celebrate how america has moved forward and

we're hearing over and over again we're moving back. that's not the case. america is moving forward. people are continuing to expand the circle of inclusion this year. we'll be honoring a holocaust survivor because many survivors are dying so it's a race against the clock for them. also an african american females a tr astronomer and the first african american film designer for hidden figures. >> and josh shapiro. tell us about that. >> josh and ri the odd couple out. african american pastor, jewish county commissioner and we are best of friends. we pray together. we talk. our families celebrate together and so we have just decided that we're going to be the odd couple. we're perfect face of what it means for cooperation in america. so he has joined my church and i have joined by synagogue. we're making it all work. >> there's a lot of challenges in the world but you're addressing all of them by even

being more inclusive every year with this luncheon. >> we haare and a holocaust survivor and african american females a tr females astronomer. it's an opportunity to celebrate and reflect on dr. king's victories. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you so much. >> let's tell our viewers that the luncheon is happening on saturday, january 14th, 11:30 to 2:00 at presidential caterers. for more information it's on wur eastbound site or check out the nbc 10 app. >> i'm first alert meteorologist erika martin and a windy and warm thursday in the forecast. feels like spring. quick passing showers. i'll get to that in just a moment on our doppler radar.

otherwise for tonight we do have partly cloudy skies and lows above the normal of 26 degrees. here in philadelphia and snow and wintry mix. we do have some reports of a passing shower and current temperature 61 degrees. south westerly is 21 miles per hour. that sustained wind speed gusts up to 21 miles per hour. neighborhood forecasts looking really warm all due to that south westerly flow. currently at 62 degrees. society hill also seeing 62 really warm conditions but it's warmer along the jersey shore. it's 66 for upper township. woodbien 61 and summers point 64

and landed currently at 64 degrees. these temperatures are well above normal for this time of the year. doppler radar notice that we're seeing some light passing showers moving quickly through parts of chester county, delaware county, philadelphia county, montgomery as well but notice that they're moving very quickly toward the northeast so i don't expect them to hang on too long and hour by hour, in fact, shows you everything clearing very quickly so 11:30 a.m. you can see the showers may lead to the northwest corner of our region. everything clearing by 3:00 or 4:00 p.m. and we'll see partly cloudy skies. now your ten day on ten, lots to go over. temperatures for today will top out in the upper 60s. on friday temperatures into the 40s as the cold front starts to sweep on through. notice this on saturday, i have included a little bit of a wintry mix with that light snow. temperatures topping out in the 30s. that's about it. so we're going from 60s to 30s

on sunday it will be dry. mostly cloudy skies. 41 degrees. on monday we're seeing developing clouds there. 44. we do warm up by tuesday into wednesday. we're finally seeing some 50s. so a little bit of a warm up there. by thursday we could see some showers including wednesday and then on friday we're seeing mainly low 50s. so the big story right now would include that we do have temperatures for today in the 60s and then we have that major drop by saturday with that wintry mix so expect a much colder saturday in the forecast more nbc 10 news coming up after the break.

network is offering commercial space of 5 seconds in the slide shows known as instagram stories. about 30 companies will begin testing the ads later this month. coming up this afternoon beginning at 3:00 ellen hosts howie mandell from america's got talent and new jersey's gold medal gymnast. and then it's nbc 10 news at 4:00. this afternoon confusion over a cell phone deal from black friday. why one man was offered two prices for the same deal from the same company and how the nbc 10 responds team helped him get back his money. that's today at 4:00. >> and we encourage you to spend some time-outside today because

of the unseasonably warm temperatures. one more check of your afternoon forecast. >> all right. you do not get outside today you will be regretting it by saturday. >> shame on you. >> first of all we do have some windy conditions. there's your flag blowing around. wind gusts 25 miles per hour. however, the temperatures are super impressive. we're seeing low to mid 60s. we'll top out in the upper 60s. the record is 72 and will be close but not that close. we'll take the 67 i think. by saturday a cold front moves through and we'll be track some snow 1:00 p.m. on saturday until about 7:00 or 8:00 p.m.. we will get a wintry mix and go from 67 to 43. >> it's going to hurt. >> thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. >> for all of us here at nbc 10 have a great day. we'll see you at 4:00.

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