says it could reopen in april. >> a giant crack was found on the bridge. when did it get there and how? nbc 10 has been digging through the inspections records. >> mitch blocker has been uncovering new information on what may have caused the failure. >> reporter: it's the crack creating havoc for drivers locally and a possible safety concern nationwide. >> have you ever seen this type of weld fail? >> no. i personally have not. >> reporter: the pennsylvania turnpike's chief engineer is talking about a plug weld which was used in the 1950's and 60's. they're not just on the delaware river turnpike bring but from bridges from that era across the country. escne e they are waiting for analysis to see how serious the issue might be. >> we think that's part of the answer but only part of it.

we think there are external forces. >> reporter: those forceini ince wind cold and weight. the nbc 10 investigators went to harrisburg to dig through the bridge's most recent inspections. 2010, 2012 and 2014, inspectors found cracks, corrosion and broken welds. new jersey and pennsylvania spent more than $10 million to fix the problems. there is no mention of problem or issue with plug welds. was there anything you could have done to prevent what has happened? >> the answer to that is no. nothing would have led us down the path of there was a fracture at that particular point. >> if it were inspected today the bridge would be considered structurally deficient. the investigators found more than 30,000 structurally deficient bridges across pennsylvania. including 800 in philadelphia, montgomery and delaware counties. in harrisburg for the investigators i'm mitch blocker nbc 10 news.

we have more breaking news to tell you about. two people have been hit by a car that then took off at 59th and locust in west philadelphia. this is a live picture from sky force 10. one of those people were rushed to a hospital, we understand, with serious injuries, the other victim had minor injuries. there's word that this is a hit and run. police are out there looking for the driver, at least which way it could have gone. talking with witnesses as well. as soon as we know more about the situation and how the two people are doing we'll get back to you. nbc 10 has learned new details about the deadly prison standoff in delaware. >> prison workers have told us more about what those hostages went through. they say all four corrections officers were separated during that standoff. we're told they were severely beaten and are recovering from broken bones. >> nbc 10's delaware bureau reporter tim furlong has been looking into the standoff mninue by minute. >> reporter: let me start by

saying, sergeant steven floyd is now lieutenant steven floyd. he was host posthumously promoted. a former prissoner says he wasnt surprised about the riot. he spent time in c building, he says inmates called him during the standoff. >> you got to fight a good fight. that was the best advice i could give to them to let them know on this side i would do everything in my power to protect their rights. >> reporter: isaiah promises he's not justifying sergeant steven floyd's death. but he says the climate between officers and inmates have gotten bad over time. we spoke today with the head of

the corrections officers' union and gave us an update on the hostages who survived. >> the three officers that were in the building, were all beaten, so badly and they all had broken bones. >> reporter: he isn't allowed to say about what sparked the situation. he does tell us sergeant floyd was stabbed and beaten to death. we asked what his relationship had been like with the inmates. >> he treated inmates fairly. if inmates didn't want to follow the rules, they suffered the consequences with sergeant floyd. >> reporter: coming back live, there will be a vigil for lieutenant floyd in smyrna. another vigil is planned for legislative hall in dover. next saturday there will be a cookout and all the provides will go to lieutenant floyd's family. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. about an hour, the first of two vigils will be held for

steven floyd. the community will gather together at 6:00 in memorial park in smyrna. a second vigil will be held at 6:30 at legislative hall. he received the promotion to lieutenant during a graduation ceremony to new prison guards today. his family accepted a medal of valor as well. it's the highest honor a prison guard can receive. dozens of cadets who graduated today will be sent to prisons across the state. their families are aware of the dangers they face. >> i think they know the danger they're going to be in. so they're committed to doing the best they can do. >> nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal will be at tonight's vigil for lieutenant floyd. we'll have a live report from the service ahead on nbc 10 news at 6:00. to your first alert weather, get ready for colder weather as we head into the weekend. you can see the flags atop the aramark building in center city blowing there.

>> nbc 10 first alert meteorologist erika martin is tracking the bitter cold in your most accurate forecast. >> how cold are we talking here? >> feels like temperatures in the single digits. dangerously cold night. frigidly cold night. right now, temperatures are already dropping rather quickly. 33 for philadelphia. pottstown, 28 for you. allentown 29. mount pocono 20 degrees. we're under the influence of the arctic air sliding into place, however the good news is, it does start to retreat by late saturday. making room for warmer air to slide in. otherwise the feels like temperatures, the really big story right now, it feels like 20 in allentown. 23 in philadelphia. 22 in trenton. 25 in atlantic city. it feels like a frigid 8 degrees in mount pocono. be sure you bundle up. these temperatures and feels like temperatures are going to

decline quickly. your overnight lows, allentown, 14. coatesville, 17. 18 for mount holly. 19 for trenton. and philadelphia, 20 degrees for you now. coming up i have your most accurate forecast. we'll talk about what to expect as far as your ten day goes. it looks like we do have 60's not that far off. dozens of people are gathering this evening outside city hall. we're told students are demonstrating for immigration rights. >> we are here because we cannot let this -- >> teachers are rallying in center city against the president's controversial choice for education secretary. betsy devos. senator pat toomey said he will vote for her. that is not sitting well with local teachers. >> fair and equitable funding for our schools is incredibly

important. i don't believe that's going to happen. if you have somebody who has an agenda that specifically does not benefit public schools. >> despite the protests, the final confirmation vote is expected early next week for devos. rallies are one way to try to get attention, but many others are relying on an old fashioned phone call. >> lawmakers say they never seen so many people calling their offices. drew smith spoke with some of the lawmakers today. they're getting calls about all sorts of issue? >> reporter: take a look at the people still gathered out here. the thing we've noticed about the demonstrations is that they specifically target our local lawmakers. i spoke to some of those offices of the lawmakers today who tell me they've had to adjust staffing to deal with the overwhelming response. whether it's demonstrations in the street or voicing opinions to lawmakers over the phone, a

wave of new activism is taking place around the country. >> the mail boxes are full. you can barely get through on a phone line. their e-mails are sloexploding. >> reporter: bob casey showed video of him stepping in to help the call volume. he says he's never seen this type of response before. >> i don't think any senator has seen this. >> reporter: senator pat toomey's office tells me they're doing everything they can to answer as many calls as possible. the president pushed back on twitter today, referencing professional anarchists and paid protesters. >> i am not a professional protester. i am a teacher who is dedicated moo icare my career. >> reporter: the busy signals have people going back to old school fax technology to get their message across. >> when i couldn't get through on the phone or when the voicemails were full i started sending fax. >> reporter: people told us this is how our government is supposed to work.

>> regardless of which side of the political spectrum you live on, i think that these are times that are really exciting because people are getting involved. >> reporter: this is just the beginning of what will be a weekend of demonstrations. we're expecting a big gathering tomorrow on the immigration issue. plus with the vice president in town, that means that will attract attention as well. we're live in center city, drew smith, nbc 10 news. be prepared for extra security tomorrow. the vice president is coming to philadelphia in the morning. mike pence is expected to attend a luncheon with the federal society. the focus of the event is to talk about the president's supreme court nominee. president trump is spending the weekend at his maur mara logo resort. police say a man stole a car with a toddler in the back seat. you can see him dropping the baby off in her car seat a few blocks where officers say he

stole that car. he then drove off in the car. police are looking for him this afternoon. the baby is okay. nbc 10 was there as she reunited with her mother last night. the girl's mom owns a laundry mat. she told police she ran inside the business to grab a toy for her daughter. when she came back out, her car was gone. a judge has blocked new jersey from laying off dozens of atlantic city firefighters for now. the lay offs were part of a takeover. the firefighters union refiled the lawsuit arguing the state's action violates the new jersey constitution. the changes were set to go into effect february 19th. if someone told you land fill was coming to your neighborhood you might say not in my back yard. >> but for people in one time trash equals cash. how much money are we talking

about? the nbc 10 investigators continue on the trail of trash. plus, hold on to that refund. scammers have found a new way to steal your money. how they're getting ahold of people's w-2's. too close for comfort. wawa goes to court because of another store's name. next. all new at 5:00.

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the trail of trash, the nbc 10 investigators showed us how pennsylvania is a dumping ground for america's garbage. >> pennsylvania imports more trash than any other state. if you're living next to the land fills you might be upset. >> not everybody is complaining. mitch blocker tells us how every day people are cashing in. >> reporter: when sandra takes out the trash, she doesn't give it a second thought. for 31 years she's lived in tullytown in the shadow of the land fills. >> the people don't seem to be so concerned about the land fills, it's they don't want to stop getting the money. >> reporter: like everyone, she gets $6,000 a year from waste management. the company also picks up the residents' trash for free. waste management told us the perks aren't the only reason they're a good neighbor. >> good thing for the environment, all that waste is being put away in a safe manner. >> reporter: all of this waste,

most of it imported from other states is big business. our investigation found when the trash pours in into tully town money also ends up in other cities. since 2013, waste management gave more than $60 million to local, county and state government. >> a bigger landfill has a lot more waste and potentially a lot more issues. >> reporter: state regulators say the money doesn't affect how they collect from the public. in tully town alone that add said up to $55 million since 2010. sandra says the trash trade is part of tully town's fabric. the idea of stopping it, unpopular. >> people would say, what? we're getting money? are you crazy? >> reporter: i'm mitch blocker, nbc 10 news. the irs is warning of a new scam that targets businesses, school districts, even non-profits. >> crooks are using e-mails to

pose as a company executive asking employees to forward tax information for everyone in the company. when the employees oblige, the result is a huge security breach. >> cybercriminals are going to follow the money. right now, there is a huge trove of money available to them in filing false tax returns. >> a thousand workers from one company had their personal information compromised with just one e-mail. those details on how to fight this kind of fraud, tonight at 6:30 on nbc nightly news with lester holt. it's wawa versus dawa. the popular convenience store chain is suing over its name. the delaware county based company filed an copy right infringement. they say they are taking advantage of their reputation and is suing to protect the brand name. dawa is a casual way to say come in in korean.

i'm first alert meteorologist erika martin. and let's start off with our temperature trends. yesterday, the high was 48 degrees. today we topped out at 35 degrees. so below the average of 41. tomorrow, it's going to be chillier at 34. but then we climb right up to temperatures above average by sunday. expected high temperature, 45 degrees. weather headlines for tonight include a cold blast, settling into place. single digit feels like temperatures for some. so keep that in mind. be sure you bundle up. we do have a frigid night in store. for the weekend, a cold and sunny saturday. and warmer temperatures on sunday. next week, tracking wide spread rain on tuesday. possibly isolated thunderstorms late tuesday into wednesday. 60s make a come back by the middle of the following week. otherwise a live look outside. we're seeing mostly cloudy skies. that has been the story all day long.

satellite picking up on the thick clouds right now. even though we're seeing light returns moving into parts of chester, delaware counties, it's not making it to the ground. current temperatures right now are cold. we have temperatures around the freezing mark for philadelphia at 33. trenton 31 degrees for you. mount holly at 32. and vineland at 33. the good news is sunrise was at 7:06 a.m. we like that. sunset 5:23 p.m. day light a little bit longer. we'll take it, especially when it's so cold. neighborhoods right now, west mount airy 31. manayunk 33 for you. we're hovering around the freezing mark. port richmond 35. penn's port at 33. lehigh valley seeing really cold temperatures already. allentown 27. whitehall 29. walnut port currently at 26. feels like temperatures will go for a few hours starting at 5:00 p.m. a few pops, it will feel like 14

in allentown and doylestown. single digits for allentown. 11 for trenton. that's your feels like temperatures. by early tomorrow morning, it will feel like 9 degrees in potts town. 14 in trenton and 14 in philly. coming up, i have your ten day on 10. those 60s are making a comeback. back to you. >> there's a tease, thank you. breaking news to get to right now. look at the firefighters. this is cherry hill. they're surrounding a building that's on fire. it's at 616 hollywood avenue. what you can see as the camera pans over. sky force 10 live. you see parts of the siding of that building have been damaged. we don't see any sign of flames at the moment. we'll keep our eyes peeled on the scene. what we can report, which is important, no injuries have been reported. the fire, again, in cherry hill. we'll keep an eye on it. washington township high

school in gloucester county is getting a second resource officer. it comes thanks to an agreement by the new mayor and police chief. it's the first time in seven years the school will have two officers. the position had been eliminated because of budget cuts. calls for celebration in south jersey for the former high school dropouts are now high school graduates. some got emotional as they received their diplomas this afternoon. the students graduated from camden and woodrow wilson high from a program called camlet excel academy. 500 new jobs are coming to pennsylvania. dollar general plans to create about 475 across the state as part of their new store growth plan. the specific number of new stores in the exact locations have not yet been released. speaking of jobs, if you're looking for one, you might want to check out a job fair tomorrow. it's happening at saint matthews community development in

williams town. the event will be from 10:00 to 2:00. employers in the healthcare, retail and hospitality sdr industries and technology will be there. mattie ice also known as matt ryan. tonight local students are are cheering him on as he faces the biggest game of his life. plus, we all know dogs love to smell. local doctors are putting that to good use. see how man's best friend has joined the fight against cancer. that's next at 5:00.

tomorrow is world cancer day. and today, more than half a dozen local cancer centers and hospitals announced a new collaboration aimed at streamlining research and precision medicine efforts. it's called the philadelphia coalition for a cure. the first of its kind partnership will focus on fighting brain tumors. i want you to take a look at this. the dogs are playing a big role in the battle against cancer. researchers at penn vet working dog center are training the animals to help sniff out ovarian cancer. which is often difficult to detect. we take blood samples from individuals who have unfortunately by diagnosed with ovarian cancer. and we essentially offer the sample up to his nose. he gives us a big inhale and

essentially we reward him with a treat. >> very cool. dr. ramirez says he hopes to expand to help detect other types of cancer. for more information, head to our website or check out the nbc 10 app. very cool. if you look around here at nbc 10, the color of the day is red. erin and i of course both dressed in red. today is national wear red day. >> we're wearing red to raise awareness of the number one killer of women, heart disease and stroke. a woman in the u.s. dies every 80 seconds from cardiovascular disease. women's heart attack systems can be hard to recognize. shortness of breath, back pain, jaw pain, even nausea. heart month is the perfect time to get a free health screening. there's a women heart month expo from 10:00 to 2:00 tomorrow. visits can get their blood

pressure and cholesterol checked and other tests. nbc 10 continues to uncover more information. >> before she was killed grace packer was abused. >> coming up on nbc 10 news at 6:00. a super bowl controversy involving a pennsylvania company. why they're being forced to change their commercial before it airs during the big game.

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only from fios. right now at 5:00, bundle  up. this is a live look at broad street and center city. people head home for the weekend, it's going to be a cold one out there. >> temperatures going to drop into the teens in some areas. and the wind is going to make it feel even worse. >> let's get an update on your most accurate neighborhood forecast. here's first alert meteorologist erika martin. how cold are we getting? >> we're going to get really cold tonight with single digit feels like temperatures. due to the arctic air. sometimes i like to blame something else other than the meteorologist. i'm going to go ahead and blame the arctic air sliding into place. as we get the future forecast going into motion, notice how the arctic air retreats, colder air sliding into place and we have milder air that will slide in by sunday into monday. otherwise, philadelphia right now, we are seeing mostly cloudy

skies, current temperature 33 by 7:00 p.m. 32 and by 10:00 p.m., 29. but with those northwesterly winds at 12 mieles per hour, evn though they're not strong, it's going to feel like it's 19 at 10:00 p.m. here is your future feels like temperatures, at least around philadelphia. notice, by 4:00 a.m. it's going to feel like it's 14. 6:00 a.m., 13. and by 8:00 a.m., it will feel like it's a very cold 15 degrees. but i do have some good news. we will warm up again as i mentioned by sunday into monday. and i'm tracking those 60s by wednesday. back to you. keeping you updated on breaking news we're following in west philadelphia. two people hurt in a hit and run. >> nbc 10's brandon hudson is live out there. it's 59th and locust streets. what have you learned? >> reporter: we are still waiting on police detectives to come down here to locust street to talk to us. at the moment we know two people were hit. one has serious injuries, the other has minor injuries.

you can police behind me. they're working to find out how the accident happened. you can see two pieces of the car. again, we're told two people were hit by a car. traveling here on locust street. we're working out to find out if the driver of the car has been found. we are also working to find out if police have been able to track down that car. we're told that police detectives are on their way here to the scene. we expect to talk to them sometime within the hour. again, this accident happened around 4:00 this afternoon. we'll stay on this and get back to you at 6:00. reporting live in west philly, i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. here are some of the other top stories we're following on nbc 10 news at 5:00. the corrections officer killed during this week's prison standoff in delaware will be remembered during a pair of vigils. lieutenant steven floyd was killed by inmates who took over the vaughan correction center on wednesday. the 16 year veteran is the first corrections officer in delaware history to be killed in the line

of duty. the next story will affect a lot of us. the bridge connecting the pennsylvania and new jersey turn pikes won't be reopening anytime soon. within the past two hours we learned the delaware river turnpike bridge is expected to remain closed until at least april for repairs. the bridge has been closed for two weeks after a crack was discovered. the secret service will be in town because vice president mike pence is coming to give a speech. we're learning more about grace packer's murder. >> we'he had her dressed up in outfits, chained up to the ceiling. >> one look and she knew what she sobs on the cell phone of david packer was not right. that's why she brought it to police. >> he had videos in his phone of her performing oral sex on him. and him touching her in her

areas. and then he also had videos of him doing the same thing with sarah. >> reporter: she found the images on packer's phone. they were of him and another foster child she said. she made the discovery in january 2010 and left the home where she lived with the packers and never looked back. she said that before she found that phone she reported suspected abuse in the house to her case worker. at the impact project. a place sarah once worked before getting a job as a case worker in north hampton county. >> nobody contacted me, not even from the foster care agency i was with. >> reporter: until last last year when grace packer went missing. >> i was like wow. then i felt worse after finding out grace was missing. >> reporter: she life for grace in the house was rough. >> then they would constantly punish her. they would keep her in her room. smack her. >> reporter: she knew david went to jail for the abuse of the foster child and sexually abusing grace because of what she found. what she didn't know, sarah would eventually live with this man, jacob sullivan.

she doesn't know about that until the pair were charged with grace's rape andurd murder. >> what i did seven years ago, because they were still in her car. it makes me mad. but there's nothing i can do about it. >> reporter: lehigh county prosecuted the case against david packer. we asked them as well as the state multiple times if anyone went to check on grace, afterof her any counseling, those questions have not been answered. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. philadelphia police are investigating what they're calling a suspicious death this morning in holmesburg. officers found a man in his mid 50s unresponsive around 5:30. medics pronounced him dead on the scene. no weapons were found. we have new details in the murder of a woman who was shot to death two years ago. philadelphia police have made an arrest. they say several tips led them to 28-year-old james jones. jones is accused of killing the

woman inside her port richmond home in july 2015. her 2-year-old daughter was there at the time. jones is also charged with robbery and burglary. he was already in prison for another crime. testimony is underway in the penalty phase of the civil trial involving that deadly building collapse on market street in philadelphia. seven people died. 12 others were hurt when a building being demolished fell on to a salvation army thrift store in 2013. relatives and survivors filed the lawsuit against six defenders including the building's owner, the demolition crew and the salvation army. the jury must decide how much each defend will pay. calls for unity today at arcadia university in response to president trump's executive order on kblaimmigration. students and faculty and staff

rallied to let those affected they have a community of allies. members of different faiths are also coming together to speak out against that executive order. their message to the president and each other, that's still ahead at 5:00. looking for love. how septa is getting into the valentine's day spirit. mmmmm psst. yoplait custard's back. the family favorite...

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pass for march and gifts as well. you can learn more about the cupid contest on the nbc 10 app. you can find love anywhere even on septa. yeah. got to warm up first, i think erika martin was talking about 60s right? >> here's the deal. if you're riding the rails tonight looking for love, be sure you bundle up. it's going to be really cold outside. it's going to get warmer by next week. we're trending below average, at least until sunday. next week we'll be tracking 60s by wednesday. coming up, new at 6:00, a prison counselor was kidnapped and raped more than a decade ago inside the site of this week's deadly prison takeover. did the prison ignore recommendations for change after that previous incident? the nbc 10 investigators look into that all new at 6:00.

new tonight, lawyers for mexican drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman are complaining his new york city jail conditions are too strict. he appeared in federal court in new york. he escaped from prisons in mexico multiple times. federal marshalls led a motorcade this morning. he has pled not guilty for a drug syndicate. president trump is warning americans to get smart on islamic terror after an attack in paris. a man carrying two machetes tried to attack two soldiers this morning. authorities say he shouted god is great in arabic. one soldier shot and wounded the man. afterwards president trump

tweeted, a new radical islamic terrorist has just attacked the museum in paris. tourists were locked down, france on edge again. get smart, u.s. end quote. and tonight, local religious groups have a message for president trump. >> those groups came together to speak out against his executive order on immigration. nbc 10's rosemary connors shows us how they're sending a message of support and unity. >> your presence here today helps extinguish the racist and islamic phobic rhetoric. >> reporter: it wasn't just their presence but their words. >> we will not be bullied or divided. >> reporter: members of the muslim american society who gathered here at this hunting park mosque for friday prayer were greeted by leaders outside their faith. including philadelphia's mayor. >> i am telling you we will get through this. we will get through this. we've gotten through world wars. we've gotten through many

things. we'll come out the other end better off for it. >> we've been overwhelmed with support, either at the philadelphia international or calls from community members and officials that support us here at the mosque. >> reporter: the trump administration insists the travel restrictions on the predominately muslim countries in the middle east are necessary to review the immigration process and prevent terrorists from entering the u.s. >> you see it at the airports, you see it all over, it's working out very nicely. and we're going to have a very, very strict ban and we're going to have extreme vetting, which we should have had in this country for many years. >> if we want to fight for democracy, we have to stand together. as brothers and sisters. >> reporter: a stand that they say they must take. reporting from hunting park, i'm rosemary connors nbc 10 news. if it's sunday, it is meet the press. this weekend, top leaders in washington sit down with nbc's

cha chuck todd. i got a chance to talk with chuck about the trump administration. >> i think we're seeing a white house with growing pains. but i think there's a fair question to be asked. president trump's diplomatic style, who's got to make more adjustments? does the president need to make world adjustments for the world or does the world need to make adjustments for him. >> you'll see nbc exclusive interviews with nancy pelosi and speaker paul ryan as well as vp mike pence. right after meet the press, don't miss nbc 10 at issue this week we separate fact from fiction when it comes to presidential powers. plus, an explosion of walk in health clinics has hit the area. we'll tell you when it's a good idea or you should head to the er instead. i'm first alert

meteorologist erika martin with your most accurate forecast. it looks lovely right now. the city is well lit. however, it you're headed outside, be sure you bundle up. we do have a cold night in store across the entire delaware valley. current temperature for trenton, 31. mount holly, 32 for you. allentown, 29. coatesville 28. and philadelphia currently at 33. normal high is 41. we topped out at 35. sunrise, 7:06 a.m. and sunset 5:23 p.m. so the day light getting a little bit longer. weather headlines include a cold blast, single digits feels like temperatures through the overnight hours. and while we do have a sunny saturday in the forecast, it certainly will be cold. but the good news is it does warm up on sunday. next week we're tracking widespread rain on tuesday. 60s making a come back on wednesday. satellite and radar image picking up on thick clouds. it looks like light returns. it's not making it to the gro d

ground. we're keeping it pretty much mostly cloudy right now. narg neighborhoods at or below the freezing mark for the most part. be sure you bundle up if you're headed outside. malvern at 28. collegeville 30. elroy 29. and new hope along with new town currentsly at 30 degrees. a very chilly night in the forecast. with overnight lows ranging from 14 for allentown to 18 for mount holly. 19 for trenton. atlantic city, a cold 20. as far as your expected overnight lows go. let's start with the feels like temperatures. 8:00 p.m., i want to go through the overnight hours. a few pause points i want to show you just how cold it's actually going to feel. 11:00 p.m., it will feel like it's 13 in allentown. 16 in trenton and 16 in philly. we get this going and pause this at 2:30 a.m.

single digits. allentown, doylestown, 10 degrees that's your feels like temperature for west chester. same deal by early tomorrow morning, single digits for many. the good news is we're going to trend warmer by sunday and into monday. and i'm tracking a warm up by tuesday. certainly into wednesday. so your hour by hour forecast, i do want to show you that by sunday, we very well may see light flurries moving into parts of the region. i don't think it's going to be a huge issue. maybe the lehigh valley could see some light flurries moving on through. you can see the developing clouds saturday into sunday. 10:00 a.m. you might see light flurries, 11:00 a.m. conditions are pretty much mainly dry for the upcoming weekend. your ten day on 10, includes a warm up. we're certainly trending below normal for today and tomorrow. 45 on sunday. 47 on monday. it will get a little windy by

tuesday into wednesday and thursday. but this right here, this is our money maker, 60 on wednesday. be sure to follow us on social media for more updates. matt ryan has come a long way since his days at penn charter. >> infalcons quarterback is about to play in the biggest game of his life. his former school is ready to cheer him on. see how they're showing their penn charter pride. commercial controversy. one of the ads running during the super bowl we find out why a pennsylvania company had to change their ad, tackling a very political topic.

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welcome back. lester holt joins us now from the nbc studios in new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on nbc nightly news. >> ahead for us tonight, france rocked by terror jitters again. we'll have details of a frightening attack in paris. do new job numbers mask a hard truth? we hear from one man laid off months ago and still looking. is his story more typical than we think. the newest scam aimed at stealing your tax refund. we'll see you coming up at 6:30. let's send it back to you in philly. thanks we'll see you again. the kick off to super bowl sunday, 48 hours away in

houston. the atlanta falcons against the new england patriots. thousands of fans, a lot of fun at the nfl experience this afternoon. a lot of people in our area pulling for the falcons and hometown star matt ryan. >> red and black. csn john clark joins us. ryan's alma mater showed their falcons spirit today. >> everybody's fired up. and penn charter kids, they're usually eagles fans, this weekend they're cheering for the falcons. he graduated from penn charter 13 years ago. today they had a friday football pep rallies like the days when he played there. yeah, mattie ice, that's his nickname. it started in his years at penn charter. there's the students holding a pep rally for matt ryan this morning and the highlights. about this? the school gave ryan's high school football coach a ticket to the super bowl. the two of those won the

interact title together in 2002. coach, you're going to houston! >> great kid. i wish him the best. so excited for him and his family. just wonderful people. so it's exciting for me. it's exciting for penn charter. and let's go get a w on sunday. >> i'm telling you on sunday, super bowl li, don't be surprised if you hear the name of this great school mentioned. not among millions of people and tens of millions of people. but really close to hundreds of millions of people on world wide television. >> matt ryan is trying to become the second quarterback from the delaware valley to win the super bowl. joe flacco did it four years ago. we'll hear from matt ryan coming up at 6:20. maybe we could see a parade? >> one can only hope. a lot of talent coming out of our area. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next.

>> here's jim rosenfield. coming up on nbc 10 news at 6:00. a pennsylvania company plays political football with its super bowl ad this year. why the ad was called too controversial and had to be changed before it could air during sunday's game. also new at 6:00, the nbc 10 investigators are digging into this week's deadly prison standoff. why another hostage situation at this same prison should have triggered change. but apparently didn't. plus, a cold blast getting even more tense for at least the start of your weekend. could feel like single digits in some neighborhoods. i'm tracking the cold and when it's going to warm up again in the most accurate forecast in philadelphia.

right now at 6:00, that breaking news is in west philadelphia where two people are hurt in a hit and run crash. >> we were along the scene a few moments ago. brandon hudson is live on the ground for us. you just got some new information, what can you tell us? >> reporter: aaron and jim, we spoke to police, they say there was a fight not too far from here. it led to this accident. you can see the crime scene is here behind me. police have brocked olocked off section. there was a fight on 60th and spruce and spilled into the streets. a driver came down and intentionally hit two people that were her on the street. it appears it was a man and a

woman. police say the man took the brunt of the injury. he also -- there was also a woman that was hit. she was also taken to the hospital. we're going to work to find out how they're doing at this time. and we also talked to a witness who told us that the guy was hit next to his car. you are going to put some sound together and hopefully you'll hear from me before the end of the newscast. nbc 10 news. now to more breaking news. this is a rowhome fire in chester, delaware county. you can see all the fire crews out there. two engines i can see. this is the 600 block of west 11th street. a rowhome fire. no injuries, we're going to stay on top of this breaking news as well. you can see firefighters up on the roof using flash lights to get to that scene there. right now at 6:00, could this correction officer's life have been