presidential protest. demonstrators take to the streets ahead of president trump's arrival in philadelphia. what commuters need to know about tomorrow. that sinking feeling. a massive sinkhole threatening homes. the new problems neighbors have tonight. and love is all around. remembering tv pioneer mary tyler moore. protests in philadelphia just hours before president trump's arrival. good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. more demonstrations are planned in center city tomorrow. mix in rose cloed your closures and pedestrians and it could be

a tough commute. >> drew is live in center city with what you need to know. drew? >> reporter: be prepared to see a lot of these road barriers plus there will be a lot of police. if you manage to catch a glimpse of the president, he'll be heading into that hotel and out here where we'll standing is where the protesters will be, many who came out tonight tell me they'll be returning tomorrow. police are on every corner. the protesters have assembled and soon president trump will be in the heart of philadelphia, likely to face a mixed reception. >> i'm happy for the president to come. pretty exciting. >> there's a bunch of people in that building that are trying to take away rights. >> top republicans already arrived for day one of a three-day policy retreat in this hotel. its leaders say they respect the right to protest. >> we are here, we are queer! >> tonight, some people in the lgbt community organized a dance party on market street. >> this is all about love and, like, just having a good time.

even making like a bad situation good again. >> go back to the swamp! >> reporter: this won't be the last protest. permits are approved for tomorrow. road closures begin as the sun comes up on market street from city hall to 11th and parts 126th and 13th. >> it's packed in here already. >> reporter: if you're planning to get through underground, note 13th street station will be closed tomorrow. buses will detour and the main access to jefferson station will be shut. >> we're going to have a bit of a raucous market street tomorrow. >> mayor jim kenny is asking protesters not to cause damage and he insists all people are welcome here. >> i'm excited he's coming and i hope it goes well and smooth and nothing bad happens. >> reporter: it's not just drivers and septa riders that are impacted, anybody who decides to walk down here on market street will have to find another way around. they won't be allowing pedestrians here once the president arrives. live in center city, drew smith,

nbc 10 news. >> time to go to plan "b" for many people, drew. the president will come to philadelphia a day after moving aggressively to tighten the ee nation's immigration control. he signed executive orders to jump start his construction of the wall along the u.s./mexico border and strip federal funding from so-called sanctuary cities. house speaker paul ryan says congress will pay for the initial construction of the wall. tonight the president defended his actions in an interview with abc news news. >> to build the wall we have to stop drugs from pouring in, we have to stop people from just pouring into our country, we have no idea where they're from and i campaigned on the wall and it's very important but that wall will cost us nothing. >> but mexico's president fired back tonight in an address to his nation. enrique pena nieto said mexico will not pay for the wall and mexico doesn't believe in borders. he went on to say president trump's decision to build a wall divides us. philadelphia won't change

its status as a sanctuary city despite the president's order to strip federal funding. we caught up withñ;?ay mayor ji kenny tonight. the mayor restored philadelphia sanctuary city status when he talk office last year. he said it's up to congress not the president to decide federal funding. >> he hasn't specified what that money is, where it's coming from or how much it is. we can't react in anyway until we know what he's talking about. >> sanctuary cities have policies in place to limit cooperation when it comes to federal immigration enforcement. mayor kenney doesn't plan on meeting with president trump tomorrow but says he's willing to sit down with him. president trump isn't the only high-profile person attending the republican retreat tomorrow. uk prime minister theresa may will address the group. she'll be the first world leader to meet with mr. trump during his presidency and today she was asked if she was concerned about his comments about women. this was her response in

parliament. >> i am not afraid to speak frankly to a president of the united states. i am able to do that because we have that special relationship. >> after visiting philadelphia, may will meet with president trump at the white house on friday. former nfl quarterback peyton man willing also be in philadelphia for the republican retreat. he's scheduled to speak with tennessee senator bob corker introducing him. manning played college football at the university of tennessee. turning to our weather now and rain moving in that could arrive in time for the morning commute. >> our first alert meteorologist is tracking the impact. krystal? >> we knew the clouds would change overnight. temperatures haven't dropped much. we're at 46 in philadelphia, cloudy in parts of the suburbs at 48 and same deal for new jersey at 46. we see clouds increasing in

delaware in the lower 40s now. let's look at the radar map. in our area just the clouds are building in but pull this out, scattered showers through central parts of pennsylvania and when you look farther to the southwest you see more strength. that line is moving our direction and as we go through the night into your morning commute that's when the rain will make it to us so we'll take a closer look hour by hour throughout the neighborhoods at when that rain moves through and what the rest of thursday has in store for us. >> all right, krystal. take a look at this. the ground gives way, nearly swallowing a truck and threat threatening multiple homes in she cheltenham. this was the view from sky force 10 a few minutes ago. you can see crews have almost filled the hole up. >> that's not the end of the problem. people who live nearby are being told to boil their water before drinking it. >> nbc 10's brandon hudson is live in the neighborhood. brandon, what's going on right now? >> reporter: jim and jacqueline,

it appears crews are done with this sinkhole. look at the progress they've made since early this evening. you can see from our vantage point where they have filled up that hole. it appears to be stabilize and the truck that was dangling earlier is closer to the home. it's hard to believe last night around this time when these people were going to bed there was two front yards and a driveway. it's been a long night and a long day to homeowners. they woke up to a loud crash, walked outside and saw this massive sinkhole. while crews worked to fill up this massive sinkhole in glenside, neighbors are hit with the reality of using bottled water to drink, brush their teeth and do other household chores. a boil-water advisory is in effect until further notice. tonight we saw people return them brook street with cases and jugs of water. >> i got a lot of water because i'm not trusting the water around here. no way. >> reporter: sky force 10 shows you the best perspective of the sinkhole from this morning.

a driveway and front yards gone, a truck teetering on the edge, homeowners who were inside the house impact eed escaped safely. no one else was hurt, either. >> woke up to helicopters, bright lights, police running around. >> reporter: tom lives two houses down from the hole. unlike some of his neighbors he can return home tonight. >> very relieved, very relieved. we're still fingers crossed nothing else is going to happen. >> reporter: the cause of the sinkhole is under investigation. aqua pennsylvania says earlier a six-inch water main broke which impacted more than 60 homes. service was restored this evening. as the crew poured concrete into the sinkhole to stabilize the ground, neighbors who heard the commotion came to see this unbelievable sight. >> i thought it was the wind. the helicopters, i thought the helicopters were the wind. >> i'm in construction also so i've seen this happen before but not to this magnitude.

>> reporter: coming back live, this house you see is up for sale, no one lives there but we call the name listed on the for sale sign, they didn't get back to us by the time of our deadline. aqua pennsylvania expects that boil-water advisory to last until saturday. live in glenside, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. tonight, former pennsylvania congressman shaka fattah will spend his first night behind bars and we have a closer look at the facility he could call home for the next decade. fattah spent 20 years in congress before his conviction on racketeering charges last june. a jury found him guilty of taking an illegal million-dollar campaign loan then using government and nonprofit money to repay it. fattah reported to a federal correctional facility in western pennsylvania. he'll spend his time at a low-security satellite camp there complete with two basketball courts and a baseball diamond. here's a look at his cell. there is no door and he will share the area with more than 200 other offenders.

she made millions laugh and inspired a generation of women to succeed. actress mary tyler moore, whose 1970s series helped usher in a new era for women on tv, died today at the age of 80. ♪ you're gonna make it after all ♪ >> that classic scene. the "mary tyler moore show" which debuted in 1970 focused on an unmarried career woman. moore also played spunky laura petri in the early '60s on the dick van dyke show. the actress battled diabetes for decades and worked to bring awareness to the disease. governor chris christie took a pass on endorsing his lieutenant governor to succeed him. on the radio show, the governor said kim gaudagno would do a good job but he's not sure whether she could handle the race. he said it's a tough state to run and she's never done it

before. the lieutenant governor launched her candidacy earlier this month. a record-breaking day on wall street. the dow surged 155 points to close above 20,000 for the first time ever. investors have pushed stocks higher after strong earnings reports and president trump's vow to cut regulations for businesses. a 96-year-old woman is mauled by two dogs in her germantown neighborhood. neighbors say they could hear the woman screaming for help this afternoon. she had bites to her face, head and arms. a neighbor saw the aftermath. >> i put her in the car and then put her in the ambulance and kept her moving. her face was mangled and that was it. >> the woman remains in critical condition tonight. the two pit bulls have been taken away. new at 11:00, a shooting in the middle of a crowded septa terminal sent a man to the hospital. police tell us someone opened fire at the frankford

transportation center around 9:00. there were about 100 people at the station when it happened. so far no arrests. the 19-year-old victim is in critical condition. up next, making their voices heard. the surge in activism after the election and how local organizations are trying to keep the momentum going. the new technology that could be coming to school buses in our area and why drivers need to take notice. and the city takes action. the new rules designed to protect you from having your car towed. i'm tracking this broken line of rain that will come together just in time for the morning commute. we'll time that out and look at temperatures that are still pretty good for your thursday coming up.

the driver whose suv was hit by a 50-pound dumbbell on the new jersey turnpike earlier this month is now dead. 75-year-old jack decarlo died from his injuries last night. investigators are still trying to figure out whether the

dumbbell was thrown from an overpass or fell off another vehicle. cameras could soon be on all school buses in new jersey to catch drivers who pass those stopped buses. >> the state senate approved a bill which allows school districts to install the cameras, the bill goes to the assembly for approval many buses already have cameras on board but they're focused on the inside, not traffic. new at 11:00, getting vo booth. >> local organizations say they're noticing a spike in people turning to activism after the election. nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas reports. >> i think it's time congress lets women have the same rights they do. >> reporter: the more than 400 people who filled this episcopal church in philadelphia are ready to fight for planned parenthood. with threats from congress to repeal the the affordable care act and defund the organization, this woman says there's an increased sense of urgency to get involved. >> i'm going to go to the

planned parenthood zem administration against the gop officials;@ in town tomorrow ju trying to stay engaged coming to events and making calls. >> the local planned parenthood chapter has seen volunteer applications increase by the hundreds. so has anti-abortion organizations who are setting the stage in washington, d.c. for the march for life this friday. >> what i can tell you is we've seen an increasingly palpable enthusiasm this year. in large part because of some of the demonstrations that have occurred over the course of the last week. >> reporter: organizations are trying to harness the energy and civic engagement sparked by the intense political divide. for some, the new administration provides hope. >> we are building a culture of life in the united states and we won't be stopped. >> reporter: for others like planned parenthood it's a threat to their fundamental existence. if you are defunded, how do you stick around? >> we'll continue to take patients but many patients won't be able to come to us who are on medicaid. >> reporter: aundrea

cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. a new location in south jersey for a popular restaurant. chickies & pete's is taking over the landmark champps in marlton. the deal was announced today. the restaurant chain known for the crab fries plan to infuse a few million dollars into the property and renovate it before opening in time for the start of the nfl season. a crackdown on predatory towing in philadelphia. a new law will ban towers from moving cars from private lots and driveways before they've been tickets. it also gives police the power to write parking tickets. in center city, a celebration of diversity in the communications industry. nbc 10 at the national association for multiethnicity in communications paragon awards, three professionals were honored for their work in the field. telemundo 62 anchor ramon zaif served as emcee.

comcast was a proud sponsor of the event. back to our forecast. one more mild day before winter-like temperatures return, right krystal? >> that's right. if you loved the 50s today, one more day tomorrow and rain for tomorrow. neighborhood temperatures this is where we are currently. 43 in the lehigh valley and in delaware, south jersey also at 4346 at the jersey shore so temperatures mild they were this afternoon as well throughout our philadelphia neighborhoods. still upper 40s. 47 degrees center city. fox chase right now at 49 degrees nice conditions. as the rain moves tomorrow morning how are temperatures looking then? you can tell they'll be fine we're still in the upper 40s in lehigh valley, typically the cooler spot. reading at 46 degrees, cooks

town 44 allentown at 45. these temperatures may drop a few more degrees throughout the night but not enough to worry about icy spots on roadways. instead you're seeing a broken up line of rain with a cold front, as it moves in it provides us with rain. the clouds are building in, 11:00, seeing the rain getting here in us but not over us. now 5:30 in the morning clipping parts of delaware, passing through harrisburg and right for the morning commute that's when showers pass us. 8:30, you see mostly the clean colors which means light to steady rain and from 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. it moves to the east. we're left with scattered clouds throughout the second half of your day. partly cloudy conditions, maybe an isolated shower further south near cape may. around 2:00 in the afternoon. we should see sunshine in the afternoon as well and with a warm start to temperatures they will still be very nice as we get through the rest of the day. 50s again. 54 in tacony.

allentown at 50 degrees. some spots will remain in the upper 40s. robinsonville 52. 54 for egg harbor and 56 in dover. notice the winds coming out of the west, gusts up to 35 so we're still windy. 45 friday, big difference from the 50s and it keeps dropping saturday at 42, sunday at 41. lehigh valley, we're back to upper 30s for forecast high but notice the icons throughout the next several days we do stay dry. we'll talk more about that with your 10 day on top in just a bit. >> okay, krystal. coming up, balloon ban. >> the local city taking new action against a birthday tradition.

church was in session in south philadelphia tonight. that's country superstar eric church rocking the wells fargo center. fans packed the2>%p arena to see musician bring his holding my own tour to our area. atlantic city is joining other jersey shore towns by banning the outdoor release of helium balloons. >> the hope is to reduce trash and protect marine life. continue city council adopted the policy on a first reading, venter in, margate and longport already voted to approve the ban. you could get a $500 fine if you're caught. danny? >> danny pommells from csn, howie rosen looks for the intangibles that the team is looking for in the upcoming nfl draft. another thrilling win for the sixers. and could the flyers follow up with winning another? highlights from msg next.

hey, hey, good evening. danny pommells with you once again. the sixers fresh off a surprising win over the clippers in south philly. no embiid, no okafor but another thriller. sixers fans trusting the process in milwaukee. the process is everywhere. milwaukee bridged the first and second quarters with a huge run highlighted by this riddiiculou dunk here. later in the second sixers have a big one of their own. the trifecta far side. sixers lead big at the half. fourth quarter, a tight game. greg monroe, a thorn in the sixers' side all night long. later the sixers back in front with under 20 ticks to go and

noel. from the far elbow cash out, the bench loves it. another big win for the sixers, 114-109 over the buccs. >> we're having a lot of fun. this time was sweeter because we kept working, stayed in the gym, kept our focus and it's paying off for us right now. >> but the flyers at madison square garden, steve mason one of the best efforts in the season. mason stellar like an octopus in the net. 34 saves in all. third period is scoreless but wayne simmons comes calling and working hard beats lundqvist, the all-star makes it 1-0. later in the third, puts the puck on net and good things happen. jake forecheck doing his thing. goes off in ranger territory. flyers knock off blue shirts 2-0. the eagles were in mobile alabama for the senior bowl.

the teams look for the obvious things but howie roseman says sometimes you have to go beyond the surface. >> there are cases where there are no measurables that determine guys' heart and passion for the game. we're looking for guys like that who bring that determination and heart and when the measurables add up you're excited about it. >> a ton more eagles coming saturday in our nbc 10 exclusive, a journey, the story of the 2016 eagles. access to places you never get without the help of nbc 10. a look at how players get ready for game day right here on nbc 10. finally tonight, the end to a sad story involving a phillies prospect. former pitching process mattemaw announced his retirement from baseball. he lost his right eye in a freak accident last summer. we wish him the best. temple won and lasalle lost. i'm danny pommells from csn. we'll be right back. dear fellow citizen,

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fellow planner and fellow citizen. expect passing showers tomorrow morning but they'll be out by 10:00 in the morning. sun in the afternoon at 56, then temperatures drop, low 40s by the weekend. >> i'm jacqueline london. i'm jim rosenfield. for krystal and all of us, thanks for watching. of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- glenn close, jay baruchel, comedian candice thompson,