i've made a very difficult decision not to seek reelection to a third term as the district attorney of this city of philadelphia. >> that breaking news, philadelphia's district attorney seth williams just announced he will not seek reelection. he has faced a series of epic controversies. mitch blacher has been reporting on the investigation into williams and he joins us now live with more on the da's announ announceme announcement. what are the reasons seth gave us for this announcement? >> reporter: the big announcement that da seth williams will not seek reelection. his main reason was questions,

mounting questions, about his ongoing scandals, and the questions and distractions that were resulting from those scanda scandals. those scandals involve his failures to disclose gifts and his girlfriend. the da said his staff and his family should not have to deal with the embarrassment of his failures. here's a little bit more of what he said today. >> i have made regrettable mistakes in my personal life and personal financial life that cast an unnecessary shadow over the district attorney's office. >> reporter: and the district attorney has refused to schedule an on camera interview with the nbc 10 investigators to talk about some of these ongoing scandals. on wednesday we asked him some questions at a press conference,

including whether or not he had the moral authority to continue to do his job. his answer very simply then was yes. we do not know what has changed. he did not take any questions just an hour ago. again, da williams will not seek reelection. nbc 10 news. switching gears now. cold and icy conditions after yesterday's winter storm. the wind is making it feel a lot colder outside. here's a live look right now at center city, philadelphia. we have live team coverage of the old and icy conditions gripping our region. pamela osborne is live in center city. we are going to begin with erika martinez. you have some frigid numbers behind you. >> the winds are still an issue. however, we'd like to say thankfully they're coming out of the west right now. so yesterday one of the bigger

concerns of course were the strong northwesterly winds. now we're seeing a shift in the wind, westerlies, and ranging anywhere between 15 miles per hour and 18 miles per hour. feels like 14 in allentown. philadelphia 15 degrees. so still well below the freezing mark. 32 degrees. in fact, pretty much it feels like it is in the teens. the good news is out the door forecast shows us trending a little bit warmer tonight. it will be warmer by tomorrow and into sunday. here it is. philadelphia at 6:00 p.m. developing clouds. partly cloudy. 32 at 10:00 p.m.

notice this nice warmup. in the pa suburbs you're going to stay in the upper 20s to low 30s. same deal across the lehigh valley. this weekend does bring us warmer temperatures, so of course that's what we'll be tracking for us. if you follow us on social media at nbc philadelphia, you can get your most accurate forecast. >> thanks for that. our live team coverage now continues with pamela osborne. she's live in center city with some advice on dealing with this cold. >> reporter: don't let the sunshine fool you because it still is bitterly cold out here this morning. we've been out and about throughout center city. we saw people dressed for this weather, hats, gloves, scarves. the red cross has a list of safety tips. bundling up of course is one of them. when you start shivering, it is time to get indoors.

symptoms of frostbite include numbness and discoloration of skin. we spoke to one woman. even still the cold was enough to make her eyes water. >> it's freezing out here, ho y honey. >> reporter: what are you doing to stay warm? >> i have on boots, socks, gloves. >> reporter: this is how you know it's cold outside, when you see a dog wearing shoes. if you take them outside for a walk, keep an eye on them. reporting live in center city, i'm pamela osborne. nbc 10 news. an overnight tanker truck

crash and fuel spill continues to tie up traffic in bucks county this morning. officials say the northbound lanes of route 611 in warrington will remain closed until noon. crews are removing fuel that spilled into a storm drain near the accident scene. they are confident nearly all the fuel is contained in that storm drain. the fire department says there will be no effect on the water supply in the area because the people use a public well system that is located a good distance away from that crash. to see how to get around this mess, let's check in with jessica boyington. any luck? >> throughout the morning we have been following it, and it actually just has been improving all morning, which is the good part. earlier we had all lanes closed in both directions, north and southbound on easton road just beyond freedom way. now we have the southbound side open, but the northbound lanes are closed and they'll be closed until noon. you can follow the local detours

around the scene. we're past the morning rush. if you can use the detours around the scene, we're still into the green in most areas. you can take york road northbound by that scene. here's the schuylkill expressway. the boulevard, no problems in both directions. 13 minutes headed to the vine street expressway. an accident around keswick avenue. watch for some construction headed eastbound on the bend. police are searching for whoever shot and killed a teenager in west oak lane. they tell us the 18-year-old was shot at his home on north 15th street and 67th avenue. then he ran to his neighbor's home. that's where officers found him. they took him to the hospital where he later died. philadelphia police arrested three men following a home invasion on 66th street in the

southwest section of the city. investigators say the men were armed with a gun and a knife. they tied up two women and took $1500 in jewelry from that home. a man who tried to rob a philadelphia deli is in the hospital this morning after the store's owner shot him. police say the man had a gun when he went in the store and announced he was robbing it. the deli is located at 65th and lebanon avenue in overbrook. the owner pulled out his own gun and shot the suspect. the owner does have a permit to carry. in kent county, loved ones and colleagues of corrections officer lieutenant steven floyd will be paying their final respects at a viewing tonight. the funeral is tomorrow. >> it is really serious what the inmates want out of this, and somebody better take some action real quick. >> delaware governor john carney

is promising an independent investigation into the uprising that killed lieutenant floyd. penn state fraternity and sorority parties are now dry following the death of a student from new jersey. members of beta theta pi told officers a friend fell down the stairs when he was drunk. we're hearing from the man who rescued a starving dog that was tied up on the bank of a river in cumberland county. the man was out for a walk last friday when he found the severely underweight dog chained to a tree in bridgeton. the dog was inside an upside down plastic carrier. >> imagine if it was high tide. probably would have been flooded out. took him off the chain and we got out of there. >> the dog is in the care of the cumberland county spca.

staffers have named her sweetie. she should be ready for adoption in a few weeks. animal cruelty investigators are trying to figure out who left her by the river. well, what's the next move? president trump is lashing out at the court's decision squashing his attempt at reinstating his refugee and immigration order. take a look at this. the impact yesterday's snow had on one new england family and while it will be awhile before they can go home again. i'm still tracking temperatures below the freezing mark and some icy patches on the ground, but the silver lining includes temperatures climbing into the 40s and 50s by the weekend and spring is only 57 days away.

president trump's first 100 days continues with another visit from a foreign leader, japanese prime minister shinzo abe. he arrived in washington, d.c. last night. this afternoon the two leaders will host a joint news conference. you can see it right here live on nbc 10. this morning abe laid a wreath at arlington national cemetery. see you in court. that's president trump's initial reaction to a federal appeals court decision to keep his

temporary travel ban on hold. the immigration order limits travel to the u.s. from seven mostly muslim countries. the president's tweet in all caps reads, see you in court. the security of our nation is at stake. many analysts believe the trump administration will appeal to the u.s. supreme court. earlier this morning the president tweeted again, quoting a legal blog which said, remarkably the panel did not bother to cite the statute. mr. trump added, quote, a disgraceful decision. tom price will be the new secretary of health and human services. the u.s. senate confirmed him by a vote of 52 to 47 along party lines. it happened early this morning. price is a top critic of the affordable care act. democrats opposed to price delayed the final vote with hours of debate. the white house says president trump told china's president that the u.s. will honor its one china policy. the two leaders spoke on the phone last night.

the policy recognizes china as american's diplomatic contact when it comes to governing taiwan. happening today, homeland security secretary john kelly on the left will continue his visit to the u.s.-mexico border. kelly will be at the port of entry near san diego. yesterday he toured the border in arizona. kelly is reviewing security operations while discussing the administration's efforts to improve security. democrats are meeting this morning to discuss political strategy at their retreat in baltimore. house minority leader nancy pelosi spoke to reporters about the gathering this morning. the democrats expected to talk about ways to oppose president trump even though they do not control any branches of government. the winter storm that hit our area yesterday also dropped

heavy snow in new england that contributed to a bad crash outside of boston. a man lost control of his suv. there it is plowed into a home. the driver was taken to the hospital with fortunately minor injuries. no one inside that home was hurt. the home's foundation shifted as a result of that crash and it's not safe to live there at least for the time being. a tractor-trailer overturne in queens after crashing into a snowpl snowplow. the snowplow had crashed through a barrier just feet behind the truck. there's no word on any injuries from that. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm erika martin with your most accurate forecast. a live look outside. still seeing some snow on the ground. i would like to caution you even though the roads and pavement

look mainly dry keep in mind we're still seeing some icy patches. in fact, i took a few photographs earlier this morning and i tweeted them because those are dangerous icy spots. walk right around them. be look at the bottom of your screen for your local neighborhood seven-day forecast. a live look outside. looks a little snowy right now. we're getting warmer by this weekend, so today we're going to top out in the low to mid 30s. by saturday upper 40s to low 50s, then mid to upper 40s on sunday, so we're trending warmer. right now we're under the influence of a high pressure system keeping everything high and dry and certainly lots of sunshine. current winds right now yesterday they were coming out of the northwest. now diminishing just a bit. toms river 16 miles per hour. atlantic city, 17 for you. wilmington, 14. dover air force base, 15.

lewis, 14 mile per hour wind speeds. feels like temperatures right now when you take those temperatures and the wind into consideration it feels like 3 degrees in mount pocono and 14 in allentown. so really it's the wind that's making all of the difference. current temperature right now in philadelphia we're seeing 28 with feels like temperatures in the mid to upper teens. that's pretty much going to be the story for the next hour or so. then by 1:00 we'll have feels like temperatures in the 20s. finally in the mid 20s by 4:00 p.m. actual temperature 32 degrees with a mix of sun and clouds. a live look outside. easton, pa right now 27 degrees. feels like temperature for doylestown, 15 degrees for you. west chester, 15.

voorhees, 16. the winds are still keeping those feels like temperatures a lot colder, so it will feel like 25 in wilmington at 2:30 p.m., 24 in pottstown, and 22 in doylestown and allentown. the good news is we are going to see those winds start to diminish. by overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning, we're going to see a huge improvement. so the feels like temperature is probably the biggest story right now because even though the winds are dying down a little bit, they're still pretty strong. so notice by early tomorrow morning we're going to feel a lot more comfortable. it will feel like 43 degrees in pottstown, doylestown 36 for you, burlington 34, egg harbor 39 degrees. coming up in just a bit, i do have of course your weekend outlook and your ten-day on 10. and more importantly, i have the

valentine's day forecast. baseball's hit king is not eligible for a spot on the hall of fame wall in cooperstown.

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as we continue our celebration of black history month, aspiring filmmakers will once again have the opportunity to showcase their work in a film festival. submissions are now being accepted. joining me now is the artistic director for the film festival. she is here with the executive director of multicultural consumer services at comcast. thanks so much for joining us. let's start with you. talk about the film festival and some of the films that it attracts. >> sure. the festival is going into its sixth year. we're focusing on black filmmakers around the world. we show every jgenre.

>> so it's happening in august. >> yes. >> and submissions will be accepted starting monday. >> yes. we get lots of submissions. i don't know what the number will be this year, but we've been growing increasingly. >> how many films are shown. >> sometimes it is 70. sometimes it is 40. >> not a lot. >> it is probably about 1/10 of what we get. >> all right. comcast just launched the black women behind the scenes video series. tell us a little bit more about that. >> every year we try to think about how we can celebrate black history month in a way that feels relevant, current, and meaningful. black women are having an amazing year in hollywood. this collection that we just launched on demand you can find it in the black film and tv section or use your voice

remote. >> which is a great feature. >> in the collection we have short one-on-one content featuring directors, writers, stunt women, showcasing the women who were behind the scenes who are basically making all the magic behind your favorite films and tv productions. >> i went to it before our interview. i was getting excited for this weekend. >> exactly. you can learn something from web content creators. >> that's always exciting when they have local roots. when do tickets go on sale for the film festival? >> tickets will go on sale around july 1st. >> great to talk about it now. >> we have an event coming up on february 17th with the film office that will feature local filmmakers. >> okay. fantastic. >> we have black star films on xfinity on demand right now. >> it gives people a little bit of a preview of what they can see later this year at the film

festival. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> for more information about the black star film festival, head to our website or you can check out the nbc 10 app. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10 and telemundo 62. >> thank you. a bombshell announcement from the philadelphia district attorney's office. that's the breaking news we're following this morning. the city's top law enforcer, seth williams, just revealed he is not seeking a third term for district attorney. plus, talk about taking a tumble. this cheerleading routine took a dangerous turn. one girl ran into even more trouble when she was being carried off the court. we'll show you what happened coming up next.

that breaking news, philadelphia's district attorney just announced he will not seek a third term. seth williams made that revelation in just the last hour. for weeks, mitch blacher has been closely following the epic scandal surrounding the district attorney. he joins us now to tell us why williams has decided to step aside. mitch. >> that big headline is that seth williams, the district attorney in philadelphia, will not seek reelection. he made that announcement here in his offices just about an hour and a half ago. the main reason he says is because of the questions involving his scandals, multiple scandals that have created too big of a distraction both for his family as well as those here in his office. of course, the nbc 10 investigators have covered extensively questions about multiple scandals, including about his nonprofit foundation and where some of the money has gone, unreported gifts, and the

ethics fine, the largest ethics fine in the city of philadelphia history. also the delayed prosecution of his girlfriend who slashed his tires. today he simply read remarks and then walked away. we asked questions anyway. >> no longer want in any way to stand in the way of the men and women of this office. they have a mission of doing justice and serving the citizens and ensuring safety every day. >> mr. williams, are you worried about any criminal charges for your conduct? sir, mr. williams, are you concerned about any criminal charges you may face because of your conduct? you're not going to take any questions? >> reporter: again, seth williams, the da in philadelphia, announcing he will not seek reelection. philly will elect a new da in

may. i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 has been following the ethics investigation into the philadelphia da for weeks. you can read more about that and see our reports right now on the nbc 10 app. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. bone-chilling temperatures. it's throughout our area this morning and it feels like it is below zero in the poconos. that's the feel like temperature. we're taking a live look right now at camelback mountain resort. that scene and the temperatures great for skiing. a lot of slick spots still out there this morning. we have live team coverage of the cold and icy conditions. pamela osborne is braving the cold for us in center city, philadelphia, but we're going to first go to erika martin who is here with your most accurate forecast. erika, those feel like temperatures, that's the big

thing. >> that makes all the difference. conditions are mainly in the mid to upper 20s, a few low 30s. because we're still seeing strong winds, that's making those temperatures feel a lot colder than they actually are. atlantic city currently at 30 degrees. vineland currently at 29. philadelphia, 28. pretty comfortable temperatures in the sense they're a lot warmer than they were yesterday at the same time. however we're climbing into the 30s and then 40s and 50s by the weekend. it's all about those feels like temperatures. it feels like 18 degrees in atlantic city. 15 in philadelphia and 19 degrees, that's your feels like temperature in vineland right now. so this is why conditions are just so uncomfortable. however, i do want to show you the silver lining. we're going to see a nice warmup by the weekend. we have mostly sunny skies all

thanks to a high pressure system, but notice by the weekend temperatures start to climb. allentown, your high temperature will be 46 degrees. 42 for sunday. wildwood, 50 on saturday. 56 on sunday. dover will trend nicely into the 50s, upper 50s on saturday, and then 56 on sunday while we hit 50 tomorrow in philadelphia and then 46 on sunday. but i am tracking some rain moving in late saturday into sunday. widely scattered on sunday, but the good news is at least, katy, it's going to be warmer. >> our live team coverage continues with pamela osborne who is live in center city. >> reporter: not only is it cold outside. it's windy. just take a look at those flags blowing right now. not the kind of weather where you want to be outside,

especially if you aren't completely covered up. we've been out and about. we saw people dressed for this weather with hats and gloves and scarves. the red cross has a list of safety tips to follow. bundling up of course is one of them. when you start shivering, it is time to get indoors. limit your time outdoors to reduce frostbite. symptoms of that include numbness and discoloration to your skin. we wanted to know how people who work in this cold are dealing with it. we stopped by and chatted with alfonso garcia. >> as long as i have my coffee machine running, i feel good. i don't feel that cold. only when it is really windy i feel the difference. but i've been doing this for a

long time. as long as i have my hood on and stuff i'm okay. >> reporter: i think he's probably keeping warmer than i am right now. this is how you know it is cold outside. when you see a dog in shoes and you say, yeah, that makes a lot of sense. the red cross also suggesting you bring your pets indoor and provide the proper shelter precautions if you're going to keep them outside. if you have any elderly neighbors or friends, stop by and check on them and see how they're doing and make sure they're doing all right in these bitterly cold temperatures. i'm paula osbourne, nbc 10. checking out our nbc 10 headlines now. officials say the northbound lanes of route 611 in warrington will remain closed until noon today because of last night's tanker crash. crews are removing fuel that spilled into a storm drain near the scene. 4,000 gallons of it is contained

in that storm drain. police are searching for whoever shot and killed a teenager in west oak lane. the 18-year-old was shot at his home on north 15th street and 67th avenue. then he ran to his neighbor's home where officers found him. they took him to the hospital where he later died. police arrested three men who allegedly carried out a home invasion on 66th street in the northwest part of philadelphia. investigators say the men were armed with a gun and a knife. they tied up two women and took $1500 in jewelry. one person remains missing this morning after an explosion and fire at a pipeline in louisiana. it happened last night. the blast about 40 miles west of new orleans injured two other people. officials evacuated 60 homes in the area and they say the fire could burn for days. high wire performer nick

willenda got back on the wire that injured several members of his troop. they fell while performing a pyramid during dress rehearsal wednesday. he talked to the crowd. >> it makes you think about life and how stressful it is. >> at least two of the performers are still in the hospital. this morning a cheerleader is recovering from not one, but two falls. take a look. during a time-out in the ucla oregon men's basketball game last night, the cheerleader fell off of a pyramid you saw there. an assistant carrying the woman off the court, but then he slips and falls with the cheerleader in his arms. she was able to get up and walk around after that second fall. major league baseball says the phillies can make pete rose

eligible for the team's wall of fame. the team got permission to honor the all-time hits leader who is serving a lifetime ban for gambling. the team is expected to put rose on its list of wall of fame candidates when fan voting begins later this month. summer savings. so many of us are dreaming about warmer weather, especially after yesterday and we have information to help you get an early start on start shopping for summer deals. here's the deal. we are going to warm up by the weekend, but i am tracking some widely scattered showers due here early sunday. not going to be a washout. at least we're going to see 40s. we'll talk about what to expect for this weekend. see you then.

all this week we've been smaring a sharing advice about how you and your family can get an early jump on the summer season. tracy davidson has the information on how to save a few bucks once the weather warms. >> reporter: admit it. it is hard to think about spring cleaning and summer garage sales in february. check facebook because odds are your neighborhood has a few buy and sell groups. one person told us they have already made hundreds of bucks doing this.

right now is also the best time of year to buy an air conditioner. think about it. most of us are trying to stay warm, so start looking for deals online and in stores. do your homework about central air installation. some companies offer discounts during the off-season. same logic goes for new gas grills. don't wait until it is time for that new summer barbecue. as the weather starts to warm, keep an eye out on outlets and discount shoe stores. it's never too early to start thinking about a summer vacation. this time of year experts say you can find a great deal on luggage. >> also parents, if your kids love places like the philadelphia zoo or the adventure aquarium in camden, now is the time to look for summer programs and membership deals. the same is true of the please touch museum. we have the information on the

nbc 10 app as well as nbc10.com. as we approach valentine's day, you're being encouraged to hug a hero. the liberty uso's hug a hero campaign is under way right now. here is the director of the uso and a former u.s. naval officer. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you so much for having us. >> let's talk about the work the liberty uso does. >> we focus on providing care and comfort to the service members and their families, which is a big piece. a lot of folks focus on assisting the service members as much as they can, but the families can get forgotten. >> they are holding down the fort going back home and going through a range of emotions. >> absolutely. that's why this program is so great because it focuses not just on the deployed service members, but the families still here while they're deployed. >> what's the campaign about?

>> hug a hero started three years ago. the thought is to provide a hug or a kiss for $5 or $10 to a service member who is deployed. you go online to libertyuso.org/hugahero. you can make a donation of $5 or $10 and send a message directly to a service member who is deployed realtime. that will go back to the service members who are still here to help provide programs that will support them while their loved ones are away. >> this is personal for you. tell us how much this truly does help families. >> the uso has been there for active duty service members and their families since i was a kid. i was a military brat in the navy. i grew up, went to the naval academy, and served in the military myself. the uso is always there. they're there for our troops and service members for all the programs they do, but this hug a hero program is super special to me. it is an opportunity to just

reach out. even if you don't know a service member directly, you can still buy a hug or a kiss and have it go to a service member. a liberty uso will find someone and send it to them. >> you can help others. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you so much. >> all right. well, the liberty uso's hug a hero campaign runs through july -- that is wishful thinking. february 14th, valentine's day. you can send a hug or a kiss, as we said. we have a link on our website, nbc10.com, or you can check out the nbc 10 app. the flying fish crafthouse is holding a hug a hero party. you can get all the details on that on the nbc 10 app. i'm erika martin with your

most accurate forecast. weather headlines include unseasonably cold temperatures, icy patches, slick spots, so be aware when you're walking out there. on saturday my pick of the weekend it will be dry and warmer and then sunday we're still going to see nice warm temperatures, but widely scattered rain showers moving in from west to east. neighborhoods right now are trending a little bit warmer right now. graduate hospital, 31 degrees for you. chestnut hill currently in the upper 20s. we're going to trend warmer through tomorrow as well and into sunday. jersey also seeing lots of 20s, a few low 30s. millville at 29.

lumb lumberton, 29 degrees. princeton, 29. hope well township at 28 degrees. robinsville currently at 27. currently wind mainly westerlies ranging anywhere between 8 miles per hour to 15 in wildwood and 16 in philadelphia and toms river. so the good news is at least we're seeing a shift in those winds. northwesterlies yesterday were really strong. now winds will diminish into tomorrow. feels like temperatures a real problem. mt. pocono 3 degrees. that makes all the difference. i want to get to our next weather story because while we will have a nice warm weekend in the forecast, we're tracking some rain headed our way. i'm going to pause this at 8:00 p.m. we'll see maybe flurries moving through parts of lehigh valley.

sunday night we see clouds develop quickly. there's your low. it's going to move in from west to east. widespread rain. certainly not going to be a washout. then that clears just in time for monday. that's some good news there. we're seeing much warmer temperatures. your ten-day on 10 brings us a nice warmup saturday into sun y sunday. windy monday. valentine's day 47 degrees. then from there on out, a mix of 40 degrees. we're going to share some puppy love for you just in time for valentine's day. the pennsylvania spca has a fun event coming up to help you find your true love or your true puppy love. you brought violet. >> i did. she's actually my current foster dog.

but the thing that makes -- >> and she needs a home. >> i have a dog and a cat already. she is just with me temporarily, but she'll be taking part in the lonely hearts club. these dogs have been with us six months or longer and haven't been able to find their homes. >> that's hardest for you all, the older dogs, and people want puppies. >> violet is four. the reason she is with me in foster is she is not very good in her kennel. people walk by and she barks. you get her out and she is the sweetest dog you've ever met. she loves everybody. she is really sweet. she gets along with dogs and my cat. sometimes it is harder to get people to take a chance when they don't show so well in their kennel. >> is this the first year you're doing this event? >> it is. all the dogs will be outside the kennel. they'll be with their volunteer

advocates who know them the best. they can talk about them and everything they do. do you want this cookie? >> perfect segue into why we have people treats. >> these cookies are from the white dog cafe. all three of their locations for the month of february are showing puppy love by donating the proceeds from this cookie jar. >> brought to the table. not to keep. >> unfortunately not to keep, but you get enough cookies that you can keep some and bring them home. >> definitely. that's a great benefit. you have high expectations i'm sure for this event. >> we do. >> considering the age of the dogs. >> violet is four. their fees will be waived from the date of the event which is this sunday in fishtown all the way through the 18th of the month. hopefully there's incentive and people will come out and meet

these dogs outside of their regular environment and see them for who they really are. >> violet, we hope you find a great new home. >> me too. >> the pennsylvania spca lonely hearts club adoption event is happening this sunday, february 12th from 1:00 to 4:00 at the fishtown center. it is located at 1546 frankford avenue. all fees will be waived during the event as well as for the following week in celebration of valentine's day. you can get more information by going to our website, nbc10.com. we'll be right back.

we're working on several stories for you this afternoon on nbc 10 news beginning at 4:00. >> erin coleman joins us now with a look at what we can expect. >> we are closely following the fallout from a federal court rejecting president trump's travel ban. we're talking to voters who turned the lehigh valley red for trump in november. what they're saying about the ongoing legal fight to fulfill one of the president's campaign promises. skblnchs plu the puppy barn now closing for good after several of the pets were infected with a virus.

what's next for these animals. workout warning. nbc 10 responds is helping some unhappy customers who are saying their gym isn't opening as promised. the lesson for anyone who is signing up for a new membership. those stories and much more, plus your most accurate forecast for the weekend when we see you today at 4:00. to recap our breaking news. philadelphia district attorney seth williams says he will not seek a third term. he made the announcement this morning. the decision comes weeks after the philadelphia ethics board fined williams a record amount for failing to disclose five sources of income and nearly 90 gifts. williams said the ethics issue had become a distraction and didn't want it to stand in the way of the da office's important work. it is just a few minutes before noon now. >> warmer for the weekend. >> we love to hear that. thanks for watching "nbc 10 news

at 11:00." have a great day. >> bundle up.

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>> marlena: well, steve, paul, and that police officer have been gone for a while, haven't they? >> rafe: well, there was a lot of paperwork to process. >> marlena: you suppose stefano will fight going back to the u.s.? i mean, that could make things hard for hope, wouldn't it? >> rafe: i don't know, i'm just glad that the dna evidence and the fingerprints will be in the states by tomorrow. >> kayla: well, that's got to help her, right? >> rafe: it should. i'm not gonna rest easy till stefano is in custody in salem. >> marlena: oh, he will be. i'm sure of it. >> steve: i wonder if he'll start talking when i tell him he's flying commercial. >> paul: [laughs] >> steve: the hell is going on? where the hell is he? >> i don't know. ♪ >> steve: i don't believe it. he did it again.