under water. a deadly nor'easter turn streets into rivers in parts of the jersey shore. >> in philadelphia, a man is dead after the wind blew a sign off a building and pinned him underneath. >> the winds led to problems that could affect tomorrow's commute. it's hard to see but keep your eye on those two pillars in the distance. that's a bridge stuck open. because of it, new jersey transit service is suspended between 30th street station and cherry hill. good evening. >> this is a dangerous storm. nbc 10 is with you every step of the way. >> live team coverage neighborhood by neighborhood. we begin with glen hurricane schwartz who has philadelphia's

most accurate forecast. >> we are far from done with this nor'easter. you can see there's still plenty of rain moving up from the southeast toward the philadelphia area. then up toward the lehigh valley. we're getting a little bit drier air coming in from the south. toward atlantic city and parts of cape may. but there's more to come. we're also getting very close to a changeover here. parts of berks county and even into the allentown area, that would be a change over to sleet. ice pellets, frozen rain drops that bounce when they hit the ground. that is possible. we also have more rain coming right up the coast for tomorrow morning's rush and even into the afternoon. the futurecast hour by hour shows more rain as we head through the night and into the morning rush, with the possible changeover toward the north and west. you can see more moisture spinning in off the ocean. even if it's not really heavy

rain, that will also add to any coastal flooding. so will these winds. it's still gusting to 51 miles an hour in atlantic city, still an ocean wind. that means more significant coastal flooding coming at the times of high tide. we will get into where the flooding is going to be the worst and when and when all this is getting out of here in a few minutes. to the jersey shore where the nor'easter has left parts of some towns under water. as glen told us, there is another high tide to go. >> brandon hudson is live tonight. what's the situation where you are? >> reporter: we have some heavy winds and some flooding. we are on jfk boulevard. i want to you look up. you can see how strong the winds are by the moving of the traffic signs and traffic lights. i want to you look on the ground now. you can see flooding, about a couple hours ago you could see the bottom of the street. but the waters appear to be receding. for every street that looks

like, you can walk over on other side, the street is virtually dry. >> that was a wall. >> reporter: this family showed us property damage behind their home. >> it's right there. >> reporter: the wind knocked down a fence, damaged their hot tub and blew away a screen door. >> guess we're going to home depot. >> reporter: we visited shortly after 6:00. their home is along a canal. john says the city warned them about the threat from today's nor'easter. >> they called three times, move your car, pull everything in. the fact that they called us three times, people are paying attention. >> reporter: on jfk boulevard, we saw most of the flooding, from the marina parking lot to this intersection where aybar a bar is. >> it wasn't too bad. >> reporter: this motel on route 322 wasn't so lucky. water crept in the doorway.

a tow truck operator saved a driver from the flooding. firefighters are on standby ready to he's their five ton military truck just in case. >> particularly we wait until the tide goes down. we just stay on call just in case. >> reporter: coming back live. you are looking at jfk boulevard. some of the flooding over here, the waters appear to be receding over in this area. everyone we talked to today talked about this storm hitting around a year since that last year nor'easter. i talked to glen hurricane schwartz. he told me last year's nor'easter had higher wind gusts and major flooding compared to the moderate flooding we see out here. i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. from the flooding to downed trees. a scary scene tonight. this tree stopped its car in its tracks. police say the passengers were taken to the hospital.

they are expected to be okay. to philadelphia now where a man died after the wind blew a sign from a building and pinned him underneath. >> that's not the only damage the storm caused. den ease nagano is in south philadelphia. >> reporter: the tree came down over several cars. it brought down a power line that was restored an hour ago. the cleanup here just getting under way. cruise worked to repair and replace what wind gusts brought down and damaged. >> i heard a noise. then i came out to see. >> reporter: damage from one neighborhood to the next. >> it was bound to happen. >> reporter: the nor easte'east toppled a tree, blocking a section of road since 4:00 this afternoon. >> it was windier than the hurricaned es a couple years ag. >> reporter: the wind factored

into the death of a man. a company sign fell from the building and pinned him to a car. an autopsy tomorrow will determine exabilictly how he di. in west philadelphia, a homeowner says he urged the city to cut down a rotting tree. the storm took care of it instead. >> our car was parked right there. where the limb fell. we got lucky. >> reporter: the neighbor's car wasn't as lucky. it took the brunt of the damage. this tree belongs to the city. it will be up to the city to clean it up and remove it from the street. the crews out tonight say most of the calls were downed trees and power lines. in south philadelphia, i'm denise nakano, nbc news. a mural was damaged. you can see huge chunks completely torn off. on top of a car below. >> no one was hurt here. murl a they secured the remaining pieces hanging off the building. heavy surf pounded the

delaware beach. officials were forced to close route 1 because of flooding there. a massive tree opened up a home on this house. there is daniel to the roof and second floor. no word if anyone was inside when this happened. the storm left hoboken terminal flooded in north jersey. you can see water on the tracks. new jersey transit says it did not affect train service. the wind certainly did. amtrak and new jersey transit suspended service throughout the garden state because power lines came down. service has since resumed. the nbc 10 app will help you get through the storm. download is for live radar plus severe weather and traffic alerts. it's free. new at 11:00, a wilmington man is dead after he was shot during an encounter with police. it happened around 6:00 tonight at a home on west 13th street in wilmington. police responded to a

disturbance there and encountered a man armed with a gun. one officer eventually shot that man. no one else was hurt. philly police say a pizza delivery driver pulled his own weapon after being shot during a robbery. police say the driver was walking up to a house near 54th and yocum streets when one of two teenage suspects tried to rob him. one teen shot the driver in the arm and the driver shot back. the driver took himself to the hospital. a philadelphia k-9 officer is recovering after an accident in north philadelphia. the officer was heading south on broad street when he collided with another vehicle near oxford street. the officer is expected to be okay. his police dog and other driver weren't hurt in the crash. engineers will need at least two weeks to get a handle on the repairs required to fix the delaware river bridge. you can see one of the bridge's steel supports split in half. officials believe the 14 inch

truss failed recently. the bridge, which connects the pennsylvania and new jersey turnpikes remains closed indefinitely. president donald trump used his first meeting with congressional leaders at the white house tonight to gripe about a loss. multiple sources confirm the president told lawmakers he lost the popular vote to hillary clinton because three to five million illegal immigrants voted in the election. it's a claim the president has made before and has been widely debunked. earlier today, president trump signed three executive orders focusing on government hiring, abortion and trade. the president withdrew the united states from the 12 nation transpacific partnership or tpp. he reinstated a ban on using american money to fund abortions in other countries. he imposed a freeze on non-military government hiring. new at 11:00, congressman mike pompeo was sworn in as the next director of the cia.

he was confirmed late tonight. he will lead the cia at a time when the intelligence community has been thrust right into the political arena. honesty and honest mistakes took center stage at today's white house press briefing. the white house press secretary stood his ground on his comment that friday's inauguration crowd was the largest ever. sean spicer made the comment saturday saying photographs were framed to make the crowds appear smaller. he also gave inaccurate information about the number of riders who used the d.c. metro friday. >> i think sometimes we can disagree with the facts there are certain things that we may not fully understand when we come out. our intention is never to lie to you. >> spicer once again said friday was the most watched inauguration, meaning on tv and the web, not just in person. former president george h.w. bush is still recovering from pneumonia. but he is out of the intensive

care unit tonight. america's oldest living president flashed a smile from his hospital bed today with his wife barbara by his side. she was hospitalized last week with a case of bronchitis but has been discharged. doctors say the former president could go home friday. a governor passes out in the middle of a speech. what happened next? a show of support for the victim of a bombing in center city. how he is doing now and the latest on the search for his attacker. a warning before you file your tax return. why your refund might take longer to arrive and how thieves are trying to steal your money. i'm tracking the potential for more flooding at the jersey shore and delaware beaches. i will tell what you to expect for high tide and i will take you through the storm hour by hour. my forecast is next.

new at 11:00, a scare for the governor of minnesota. you saw him collapse and hit his head while he was delivering the state of the state speech. he walked out on his own. he is doing great. >> scary. new at 11:00, a man's life changed when a bomb exploded in his apartment in november. it is still an unsolved crime. >> keith jones went to that fund-raiser for the badly injured victim whose loved ones helped him along the long road to recovery. >> reporter: his life could have ended in november. i checked with police. there's no justice. but there is solace here from family, friends, loved ones in the shadow of city hall.

november, a memory. jim wounded after a bomb exploded triggered inside an envelope dropped off here at his door, philadelphia police looking for this man still out there. exactly two months later -- ♪ a fund-raiser for the 62-year-old who is surprisingly upbeat and positive. his hand still wrapped. his face slightly scarred. >> it could have been so much worse. i'm so lucky for what i have. >> reporter: thanks to friends of more than 40 years. >> we're all here because we love him. he wants to make people happy. >> reporter: mike traveled here from california. >> jim is one of the most funny, caring, kind people i know. >> reporter: that's why he spearheaded a fund-raising website to help pay for his friend's medical bills. he has one more surgery coming up for nerve damage. >> we have 480 plus people that have donated.

$27,500. >> reporter: they need. he gets used to normal life. november, a memory. >> i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for my dedicated and unconditional loving partner. i owe you my life. and i thank you. >> reporter: in philadelphia city hall, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> good to see him doing well. back to the dangerous nor'easter moving through our area. >> look at this video from cape may county. you can see the waves breaking on the rocks. the causeway has been shut down. strong winds in jersey city sent scaffolding through the air. it slammed into the side of the building. fortunately, there were no workers on board. when the wind hit.

glen is back now to let us know if this threat is over yet. >> absolutely not. we may not be seeing the gusts as strong as what we saw today. but we're going to see more of that coastal flooding. it's going to be significant. we have more rain, plenty of it here. we cut north side with the rain, south side dry. it's not necessarily going to stay that way all night and all day. long beach island and through ocean county and mercer county getting hammered right now. the other thing that's happening is that we're trying to see this changeover to some sleet in parts of the lehigh valley and northern berks county. that's something we will watch tonight. the temperatures will stay above freezing. it will melt on the road. it could get on to some of the trees here. you can see we are getting close to allen town town on the radar. sleet is a possibility. here is more moisture from the south. that is going to be coming into our area during the morning

tomorrow. you are going to need the rain gear. this area could be seeing some sleet. those are frozen rain drops that bounce when they hit the ground. there we are for the morning rush. there's still moisture around. much less in delaware. once in a while, you can see perhaps a few snowflakes in parts of the area. more moisture still spinning right back. it's going to be a cloudy, damp, windy, cold day. we're not going to get out of this until tomorrow night. these are wind gusts today. 63 miles an hour, cape may, new jersey. ocean city, new jersey, at 61 miles an hour. during the afternoon, 40 to 50 myles an hour at the coast, 39 in philly. it's going to be windy day. we are not going to gust to 63. it feels like it's in the 20s. it's going to feel like winter as well.

plus the rain on top of that. the biggest problem is going to be this coastal flooding. we had some this afternoon. similar category, moderate. tomorrow morning, the ocean high tide at 5:00. the bay, two hours more than that in delaware. cape may, moderate flooding at the coast. high tide is 5:23. back bay is a couple hours later. during the morning rush, right? at least part of it. moderate flooding in atlantic city. a little before 5:00 a.m. add a couple hours for the back bays. that's around 7:00 a.m. rush hour. now you see the weather tomorrow. it's kind of nasty. high temperatures, barely getting above 40 degrees. we got wind gusts to 40 miles an hour, 20 to 30 mile an hour sustained winds. but we are going to be seeing improvement. look what happens wednesday. sunshine, 57. thursday, up near 50 degrees.

even the lehigh valley near 50 on wednesday. 43 on thursday. after that thanasty day tomorro. and the rest of the area, delaware, might get close to 60 degrees on wednesday. a setback for women trying to get equal pay in new jersey. the new bill that could outlaw common practice for pet owners, after the break.

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despite hundreds of thousands marching for women's rights across the country, equal pay will have to wait for women in the garden state. today new jersey lawmakers postponed a vote to overturn governor christie's veto of a gender equality bill. under the measure, women could

seek danimages. opponents say gender discrimination laws are already in place in new jersey. equal pay may be off the table in new jersey, but a bill to keep claws on your cats remains in play. the state assembly approved a measure to ban declawing cats unless it's medically necessary. the bill head to the senate for consideration. tax season is officially here. an uptick in scams could be putting your refund on hold. the irs says it's delaying refunds for nearly 40 million americans to make sure they are legit. scammers made off with more than $3 billion in 2014. experts recommend filing your taxes early before a criminal can. also, never give out your social security number. up next, sports.

good to see you. sixers center joel embiid, he was named eastern conference player of the week. unfortunately, embiid is listed as doubtful for tomorrow's game and is out as scheduled wednesday in milwaukee. embiid dealing with a knee injury on his left knee. brett brown talked about playing without the big fellow today. >> i think you go with others and challenge them in relation to rim protection and what joel provides us. the group around them has also got to perform at a higher level when you don't have joel. >> turn to the gridiron. the eagles have agreed to termed with mike grow. good news for a couple of other birds.

sproles and kelce are heading to the pro bowl. on saturday at 7:00, how about this, the behind the scenes story of doug peterson and carson wentz's seasons. our cameras go everywhere to bring you a journey, story of the 2016 eagles, saturday at 7:00 only right here on your eagles network, nbc 10. to the flyers who are off until wednesday when they visit the rangers at madison square garden. last night, the orange and black won their first road game in almost a month and a half beating the islanders in brooklyn in overtime on the strength of a winner on the doorstep. the coach says momentum is a good thing. it's not everything. >> i'm not a big believer in carrying momentum, necessarily, from one game to the next. i think there's significance in the fact that we played a full

64 minutes. we had everybody contributing. i think that's significant for us. and i think that is something that can carry forward. >> be up on your skates and get pucks deep. talk about cutting a rug. the falcons advanced to the super bowl and he has dance fever. falcons first trip to the super bowl since 1998. the 74-year-old owner enjoying himself. that's all for sports. i enjoyed myself. hope you did, too. we'll be right back.

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what a messy day today. more tomorrow? >> it's not going to be a pretty day tomorrow. it's going to be windy. it's going to be cloudy. it's going to be damp. >> what else you got? >> chilly but not as windy as today. remember the coastal flooding for the morning. and then wednesday, wow. you are going to love that one. then windy and colder thursday. then it's going to feel like winter for the rest of the week, weekend and into next week. >> wednesday pushing 60. >> thanks for watching. have a great night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- cate blanchett, hugh dancy, musical guest cobi,