reducing visibility because temperatures are above freezing. it will melt on the roads, could accumulate dusting on grassy surfaces. these are snowshowers moving rapidly through the area, so it doesn't really last that long. there's this one zone coming through philadelphia right now. about 4:25 in wilmington, 4:14 in gloucester county. 4:45 in williamstown. another area, in south jersey, some of those showers into cape may county and more coming during the next 15 minutes or so. like i said, it's moving really fast. just now getting into allentown. this other area. and it will be in greenwich at 4:18 and holland at 4:28. if you get a burst of snow, it's not going to last that long. because this is moving so fast.

35-40 miles an hour. you're already seeing just in the last few minutes, it's breaking up a little bit as the s sun starts to go down, the snowshowers will start falling apart pretty quickly. temperatures are in the 30s right now. but, of course, it's windy. it feels like it's in the 20s. and this is just the beginning. gust of 32 in philadelphia. 35 in millville. we just had a 40 mile an hour wind gust in wilmington. we'll tell you, just how cold it's going to get and feel this weekend coming up in a few minutes. >> all right. we'll see you soon. 20 minutes of non-stop news continues with a story you'll only see on 10. a mistaken address and a jolting wakeup call in the eastwick section of philadelphia. >> police raided an apartment looking for wanted suspect, it turned out they had the wrong address. nbc 10's george spencer talked to the tenant about this frightening experience. >> we're not just talking about cops showing up at the wrong house, officers broke down the door and slapped handcuffs on

him? >> it was a frightening experience with philadelphia police acknowledging late this afternoon it was all sparked by address confusion. officials say they did end up arresting a suspect nearby here this morning in this same case. but not before an innocent man was jolted awake, searched, and handcuffed. >> it was look. >> reporter: he tells us that banging woke him from his sleep. but before he could even get to his living room, police with guns drawn had already busted through his front door, pushing him into the corner and handcuffing him. >> so i was standing like this, and she was like, you know, put me in the cuffs. >> reporter: she had you in this corner. >> had me here. >> reporter: in the handcuffs. it was astonish for the native of sierra leone with no legal trouble studying at west chester university. he knew immediately they had the

wrong guy. >> clean conscious, there is nothing i should be worried about. >> reporter: he said it took police ten minutes of searching every room and closet before they realized the same thing. turns out, police had the wrong address for their wanted suspect. for you it's sloppy work. >> it is. it is really. >> reporter: he says he holds no grudge and was not mistreated. he insists he's astonished by the lack of preparation and surveillance that would have police busting into the wrong home. he says that feels more like the country he left than the country he now calls home. >> you don't do things like that in america. it's okay for things like this to happen in other places. not in america. >> reporter: on that front, this public policy student took his story public because he hopes it will cause police to review their policy on raids like this. philly police will not yet say much about the suspect they did capture. the case in general. i'm told the captain of

southwest detectives will be calling to apologize. i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> at least fix the door. all right. unexpected motive coming out today about threats made to some of the jewish community centers across the country. a jilted ex boyfriend now under arrest. a 31-year-old juan thompson is the ex who was arrested. according to a complaint the threats were made to a former girlfriend, nbc's pete williams is telling us that thompson is considered a copy cat. no word if any of the jcc's thompson targeted are in our areas. some of new jersey's biggest names in politics joined forces to denounce anti-semitism at a rally. governor chris christie,b senators cory booker and bob menendez all stood together. >> we are here today, yes, as a response to hate. but, please, let me tell you,

that's not the fullness of the reason why we are here. we are here because of an affirmation of love. >> the rally was held at the jewish community center in the palisades which was the target of a bomb threat earlier this week. >> dozens of volunteers were out again today cleaning up at mt. carmel jewish cemetery. they are working to repair dozens of damaged headstones there. today was the last day of volunteer work until the jewish federation of philadelphia comes up with a new plan of action. damage was discovered last weekend. the fbi has opened an investigation. authorities are hoping a fingerprint they found could lead to an arrest. president trump is in florida this morning promoting student voice. >> he visited students and staff in orlando along with betsy devos. they made their pitch for school vouchers.

>> st. andrew's catholic schools represent many of the parochial schools of some of our nation's most disadvantaged children, but they're becoming the opposite rapidly through education and with the help of school choice programs. >> ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner joined the president on the trip. yesterday it was revealed kushner met with russia's ambassador to the u.s. back in december. russia's top diplomat says the uproar over jeff sessions looks like a witch hunt. jeff sessions recused himself over any investigations into russian correspondence with the trump administration. pence communicated with

advisors through his personal aol e-mail account at the governor's residence. you may recall, pence frequently criticized hillary clinton's views of a private e-mail server. it's going to be a show of support for president trump in bucks county. people for trump in southeast pennsylvania is hosting a rally tomorrow. it's part of the nationwide spirit of america rallies which are meant to show support for the country and the president. the rally will start at noon. other news now, this morning, bullets flew outside a bar in mount airy. >> four people were hit, including a wbartender. police have a description of the shooter and his car. we have more from the scene along germantown avenue. >> reporter: we've learned it was an argument that started inside the restaurant that began. you can see there is one bullet hole in the glass here. there is another bullet hole across the street. and police say eight shots were

fired here on the sidewalk into a crowded area. officers on scene say an argument inside spilled out to the sidewalk when the restaurant closed around 2:00 friday morning. things turned violent when someone began shooting. tloo three men and one women was shot. all four victims are being treated at einstein hospital. police say they're looking for a man in his late 20s to early 30s. brown complexion and with dread locks. this morning, investigators say they are confident they'll find the person responsible. they are conducting interviews of the victims, they're speaking to a number of witnesses. they also say there are a number of security cameras along this stretch of germantown avenue. some of which are pointed in this direction. reporting from mount airy, nbc 10 news. take a look at these flames. investigators are searching for the cause of a fire that gutted a vacant jersey shore hotel and

several homes nearby. it started at the now shuttered warrington hotel in ocean grove monmouth county. the winds spread those flames to a condo complex and several other buildings. two firefighters were treated for minor injuries. no timeline for when crews will finish repairs on a sinkhole in kensington. that's what the philadelphia water department told nbc 10 today. for now, that sinkhole is covered with plywood to keep cars from driving over it. it opened up on east clearfield street yesterday, only nbc 10 was there as neighbors helped a driver after his car got stuck. the water department says this wasn't the result of a watermain break. they are working to figure out what caused the problem. remembering two fallen officers. tomorrow in kent county there will be a memorial mass for two off duty police officers killed in a car crash we've told you about. they were killed in the crash on february 26th in camden.

cadet watts was laid to rest earlier today. watts served for six months. investigators say defont was driving when the car hit a sharp curve and hit a utility pole. the memorial service will be in dover. senator bob casey reaffirmed his commitment to protecting planned parenthood funding during a visit to delaware county today. he toured the upper derby center. casey opposes a gop bill which would strip federal funding for planned parenthood. the democrat says the organization provides life saving services for millions of american women. chester county, that's where police have a sketch of a man wanted for a home invasion robbery in parksberg. investigators say it happened on february 17th. police say the man forced his way into a house after knocking on the door and asking for a drink. that's when investigate rors sae

tied up an elderly victim. the victim wasn't seriously hurt. police are looking at surveillance video from the neighborhood. this is at least the second violent home invasion in chester county in a month. a 72-year-old woman was beaten up, tied up and locked up in a closet in east brandywine township last week. police arrest aded a 17-year-oln that case. mayor jim kinney talked about more than numbers when he introduced his budget. he warned philadelphians are under attack. we asked him to explain his comments. >> there is this need now to replicate in some elected officials' minds in washington and harrisburg, the successful trump effect. so they are playing to the things he brought forward in the campaign. like xenophobia and misogyny. >> you can watch the mayor's entire conversation this weekend on nbc 10 at issue. that's sunday morning at 11:30 here on nbc 10.

philadelphia's finest are adding dozens of new recruits. ♪ nbc 10 and temple university for the graduation ceremony for the newest members of the philadelphia police department. the class includes nine temple police department recruits. and one for the philadelphia housing authority. the recruits completed eight months of training at the police academy. happening now, philadelphia lawmakers making a big change in the city's juvenile justice system. the move will keep parents from having to pay for their children in juvenile detention. nbc 10's mitch blocker is live at city hall where the decision just came down. >> reporter: within the last two hours here at city hall, the city council and members of the city council as well as the department of human services came to that decision. they say that it will promote family stability as well as keep fewer kids behind bars.

camellia spears' son is 16. he was in juvenile detention for a school yard fight. >> he had never been in trouble before. >> reporter: like more than 700 parents of detained children, spears was asked to pay up to $1,000 a year to cover the city's costs. >> when we heard, you know, in conversation or anything about parents having to repay money. >> reporter: the city had paid a lawyer more than $300,000 a year in salary all to collect from parents like spears. by the end of the month, his position will be eliminated. despite working more than 60 hours a week, most parents like spears, couldn't afford the bills. >> i thought it was ludicrous. >> reporter: this councilman hosts a hearing on the costs, fees and penalties. he says the amount of money the city cleollected from parents didn't justify going after it. >> we want to be supportive of children. children make bonehead decisions. that doesn't mean they won't

become something great. >> reporter: camilla spears said she's proud to share her story and relieved the cost of her son's mistakes won't affect her other children. >> it was tight and there's nothing left over. >> reporter: back out here live at city hall, we know now that juvenile detention costs the city of philadelphia $81 million last year. we are finding that the families paying for that barely put a dent in that number. we have much more on the impact to taxpayers coming up at 5:30. we're live at city hall for mitch blocker. nbc 10 news. for the fourth year in a row temple university is breaking its own record for applications. the school says nearly 37,000 people applied for a spot in the class of 2021. that beats last year's record of 34,504. the school typically enrolled 5,000 students in its freshman class. competition is tough. officials say temple's academic programs and community service

opportunities are behind the jump in applications. did you know march is women's history month. >> and today one local university celebrated with a conference aimed at empowerment. rutgers university camden is hosting a day of events featuring scholars, students and activists from across the country. they discussed some of the most pressing issues relevant to women today and how they can work together to achieve equality. today hundreds of local high schoolers got a glimpse of what their futurers could use. catholic high school for girls hosted a career day. more than 40 professionals came out to talk about how they achieve success in fields like business, engineering, government and medicine. back to our first alert weather. some of us may not like the wrath of old man winter. nbc 10's rosemary connors is joining us live. >> the past couple of weekends

have been warm. big changes are coming. i know you feel it right now. >> reporter: we do feel it right now. erin and jim, flurries just started falling within the past few moments. about a dozen people are out on the ice this afternoon. we spoke to one of the ice technicians earlier today. he said this morning he got up bright and early, flooded the rink with water, shaved it down so it was raeady for the skater today. >> when it's cold, i make the best of it and skate. >> reporter: gliding through the friday afternoon, skaters enjoyed the seasonal pasttime, their last chance to get out on the ice. mother nature is cooperating, in recent weeks the early taste of spring has left the rink slushy. >> getting the ice to freeze. it's been melting. conditions have really been more spring/summerish than winter. >> reporter: with the sun shining today's forecast for skating is grating. >> great ice making conditions. hoping to get big crowds out

here for the last weekend. >> i like this ice skating rink. it's nice. i want all of y'all to come here. >> reporter: despite march coming in like a lion today, children of all ages took the wintry weather in stride. >> i got to have fun with my friends and i recommend coming here. >> most people are probably still at work. lucky to take half a day off, come out and enjoy a couple hours of nice weather and have some fun. >> reporter: windy out here on the waterfront. layers will be key for anybody whoon who wants to get out here. it's the last weekend the blue cross river rink is open until 1:00 a.m. tomorrow and sunday, 11:00 to 11:00. reporting live on penn's landing, i'm rosemary connors. >> all right. look at this. live pictures in the eastwick section of philadelphia. just flurries coming down. nobody should panic. nice to see some snow for a

change. >> for a change. they're not going to stick around. right? right? >> yeah. that is correct. it does look a little scary in some areas, this is the same picture that we showed you just about ten minutes ago. i-95 at south philly. and the visibility is really gone down. it means the snow has gotten heavier. but take a look at this. this is the same exact time. live. same exact city. philadelphia. we're just looking in a different direction and the camera's a couple miles away. that's the expressway. no snow, no visibility problems. that's -- you don't see that very often. all right, this is the areas of snowshowers, coming through. and it gets briefly heavy. so there we are in south philly. with the snow. but much of the rest of the city is dry.

so this continues for wilmington, 4:35, washington township. 4:54 winslow. that's that particular snowshower. if the camera is pointed that way you don't see anything. the cameras here, you're right in the middle of that snowshower. it's amazing. then we look toward the lower bucks, bensalem getting out of it. bristol just had a brief heavy burst of snow. here we go with this one coming down. right toward wilmington. and be there in a couple minutes. 4:28 beckett. these things move very quickly. now you just take a snap shot here. there are less colors than there were at the beginning of this loop. everything is starting to weaken as the sun starts to go down.

those showers will be disappearing. it's philadelphia. you just saw the snow. it's amazing. all right. 37 in new jersey. there's that snowshower in lehigh valley knocking the visibility down and the camera near wilmington also showing that. the temperature above freezing just about everywhere. potts town, 31. allentown 32. a little burst of snow, a little dusting on grassy surfaces. this is fast moving, snowshowers coming through. just this afternoon. not going to have any of that tomorrow or sunday. the wind gusting over 40 miles per hour this afternoon and sunday at least at times and the chill feeling like single digits saturday night into sunday morning. feeling like 20s early tonight. headed out later tonight, feeling like the teens. tomorrow morning, feeling like the teens. during the day, tomorrow,

practically all day tomorrow. feeling like it's in the teens. then it gets colder. tomorrow night, look at that, single digit numbers. even in philadelphia we're talking down to five degrees by sunday morning. by sunday afternoon, it's easing up a little bit. into the mid20s. next week, much warmer. can't wait for that. all right, a warning tonight from nbc 10 responds for anyone in the market for a new car. >> still ahead at 4:00, how a delaware county man lost thousands of dollars while shopping for a new set of wheels online. star treatment for a south jersey high school. why a broadway actor is mentoring students because of a racially charged musical. big buzz for the big switch. nintendo rolls out its newest video console and nbc 10 is there as gamers get their hands on it. first here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. stocks closed higher for the week.

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you can see the clouds there hovering above. pretty cool shot there and the sun trying to peek through. not very successful. >> did you hear this will be the coldest weekend in months. take a look at kensington where the flurries have been coming down. right now snowshowers moving through the area with wind gusts picking up. and here's the scene earlier today in northeast philadelphia. skate boarders and some bikers out there. before these flurries were moving through. the sun was out. if you don't see the snow flurries falling in your neighborhood, you'll definitely feel the bitter cold. >> nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the changes in your most accurate weather forecast. >> not everybody sees the snow flurries but everybody is going to feel the cold. i keep going back to this camera shot. ten minutes ago we showed you this, you could not see this part of i-95 at all because the snow was coming down so hard. a couple minutes ago, we were

actually starting to see some sunshine filtering through. that's what this little band of snowshowers everything, is looking like it's weakening now. and it's just about three philadelphia here and as it continues to move to the south, mullica township at 5:03. there is a separate area of the snowshowers at the shore from atlantic city down to sea isle city and longport, ocean city getting that. we have a third band of snowshowers just went through allento allentown. this one will be going through douglas at 4:38. hilltown 4:52. again, if it holds together. we're starting to see everything weakening and the whole area shrinking and each one of these getting smaller and weaker as

the snow goes down in insky. that trend will continue. we're down to 30 in allentown, 32 in coatesville. 23 in mount pocono. we continue to see gusty winds and it's 30-40 miles per hour in some areas. there's atlantic city at 40. we'll see when the coldest is going to come and when it warms up in a few minutes. okay, glenn. right now at 4:00, the show will go onts at a camden county high school. >> debate erupted over the use of the n word in the musical ragtime. ted greenberg is live. >> one of the show's original stars told out, telling students the script was written to send a message. >> reporter: that's right. the actor says in today's society it's especially important to talk about sensitive issues like this. he says ragtime is meant to dispel hate, not generate it. ♪

>> reporter: from one of the original broadway stars of ragtime, music from the show, an insight on the racial themes that come with it. >> the ugly language in the show is meant to be ugly. >> reporter: brian stokes mitchell face to face with students friday at cherry hill high school east. >> the people are talking, that's a good thing. >> reporter: the same school set to put on ragtime, starting next week. including the scripted use of the n word. the musical is the fictional story of three diverse families in early 20th century new york. >> we've that ragtime should be performed without censorship. >> reporter: after a controversy broke out in january over the racial slur, school administrators decided the musical would go on uncensored. copyright laws prohibited changes. >> i'm really heartened by the fact that so much discussion has been going on in the community.

>> we came to the conclusion it would be good to use it as a learning experience. >> you inspired all of us. >> reporter: a dialogue that mitchell urged the kids to continue, long after ragtime is out of the local spotlight. >> we seem to have lost, not only in the country, but the world has lost a lot of empathy and listening to each other and talking to each other. >> reporter: ragtime runs from march 10th to the 19th. posters will have a warning about strong language in the show that some people might find offensive. nbc 10 news. now to breaking news at nbc 10. we're learning state lawmakers in pennsylvania are being held cyber hostage. nbc news is reporting democrats in the state senate have been hit by a ransom ware attack. the senators and employees have been locked out of their computers since early this morning. they're working with law

enforcement agencies and microsoft to try to resolve the problem. no word if this was politically mo motivated. here are stories we're following county by county. newcastle county, one city is putting the brakes of distracted biking. newark passed an ordinance banning texting while riding a bike. violators will get a $25 fine. there is one exception. bikers are allowed to use a phone mounted to handle bars. downtown easton will be a little louder this spring. a new music venue called one center square is opening. officials just announced the first set of concerts. tickets for the shows range from $10 to $23. the venue will have two levels and hold up to a thousand people. in cape may in atlantic county a new bridge will make it easier for people. the new garden state parkway bridge will connect summer's point and upper township. it will include a path. scheduled to open in 2019.

>> and in camden county, nbc 10 and cherry hill was at the grand opening of the imagination inspired children's gym is designed to promote physical, cognitive and emotional growth for kids from one to 12 years old. and wouldn't you know it, it looks like a lot of fun, too. >> jump around. >> yeah. >> speaking of kids. >> it was a huge ratings hit for nbc last spring. this sunday, little big shots returns for its second season. ♪ >> steve harvey once again showcasing some amazingly talented youngsters. harvey says for the first season they had to go out and find the kids. this time they're coming to him. harvey says his favorite part is what happens before they get to show off their skills. >> stop cussing. >> going to be a long prayer.

>> why you don't have any hair? >> kids are unpredictable. you cannot produce small kids. >> what you taking your vest off for? >> because i like it off. >> all that goes out the window when they come out there. you got to be paying attention. >> he also says the kids' honesty is what makes the show a hit. and you can watch the season premier of little big shots sunday night at 8:00 p.m. right here on nbc 10. what better way to celebrate a birthday than with the gift of reading? >> not just any birthday, but the day babies are born. still ahead, the humorous psa stressing the importance of early childhood literacy. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪

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. we have a warning for parents to tell you about. more than half a million baby rattles are being recalled because of a possible choking hazard. it's called the oball rattle.

the clear plastic disk can break and release small beads. the company that makes them has received 42 such reports. the rattles were sold at target, walmart and other stores across the country. also online. customers can contact kids 2 for a full refund. the iconic brawny man is being replaced by a woman. at least for this month. it's a first for the paper towel brand. at you can see, the woman is still wearing that classic red and black flannel shirt. the company is making the switch as a nod to women's history month. the limited time packaging is part of the strength has no gender initiative. the eagles' brass is scouting college players down at the senior bowel. >> today they got some key information about the upcoming draft. the eagles don't play until september but they had a chance to pick up a win today. we'll let you know if they got it and what the prize is. if you blink you may miss the snow flurries.

they're moving fast through the area now. but the bitter cold is here for just about the entire weekend. tracking the changes in your weather in your first alert neighborhood forecast. coming up at 5:00, new details about an fbi arrest following those bomb threats at jewish community centers.

you know what that means, eagles talk here. philadelphia is going to host the nfl draft in april. the first round will be on the 27th. until today, we didn't know where the eagles would pick. >> marshall harris joins us with the answer to the question which was settled today. >> reporter: you know, coin flips do matter. ask the patriots and the falcons. new england won the coin flip and went on to win. not as much at stake today unless you're an eagles fan. who gets to pick 14th in the nfl

draft. remember the eagles got the pick from the vikings in the bradford deal. because the vikings were the original pick holder, the eagles were represented by a vikings logo. they'll get the 14th pick. the colts drafted 15th so the eagles have successfully traded back into the first round of the draft that will be held here next month. only one hall of famer has been drafted 14th overall. bills' quarterback jim kelly in 1983. eagles fans wanting a defensive back should note that durrell revis has gone to the pro bowl seven times. >> thanks so much. experts say one of the best ways to celebrate a child's birthday is to read to them. >> not just any birthday. they mean that babies are born. >> when this is over. >> of course, of course.

yeah. >> a non-profit called read aloud 15 minutes has launched a campaign encouraging parents to read to children from birth. experts say this can help with brain development and preliteracy skills. a survey finds 15% of parents read to their kids from birth. taking a live look at the blue cross river rink at penn's landing. good conditions out there for the ice this weekend. and they're getting a little cleaning in right now. bundle up if you plan to be outside. it's going to be a cold couple of days out there, glenn. >> this is the coldest weekend in two months, since the beginning of january. and here's our shot again where it was snowing so hard you couldn't see anything. now the sun is out. now you got sun glare issues at the end of the day. a half hour ago, you had bad visibility, because of heavy snow. now you have bad visibility because of sun glare. we do have a couple more

snowshowers to come through. that's not necessarily the last snow flake you'll see in philadelphia today. but the general area really is shrinking. this is the last significant band here as it moves to the south. 5:10 potts town. 5:41 in marion. philadelphia snowshowers have moved away. now in gloucester, you can see a little bit on the heavier side. again, that's just brief. it lasts for five minutes at that level. and the heavier snowshowers that was at ben salem, that's gone. and here the wilmington snowshowers that has moved over the delaware river into new jersey. some pretty wild stuff going on. again, you're seeing less and less snow on the radar every minute as the sun starts to go

down. that trend will continue. look at that snowshower at the lehigh valley. the delaware snowshower has cleared up. in philadelphia, we're seeing blue in the sky. pa suburbs are seeing blue is in the sky with temperatures in the 30s. it's a pretty amazing kind of afternoon. right now, the temperatures a little bit below freezing in some parts of the area. everybody going below freezing tonight. way below freezing. and the winds, still gusty, 40 miles an hour in atlantic city. here's the way it's going to feel as we go through the night tonight, teens. into tomorrow morning. teens. tomorrow afternoon. teens. tomorrow night. you'll be wishing it was in the teens. because you're likely to see single digits here for saturday night and into sunday morning. now, over the next three days, look at the low temperatures, that's a low in philadelphia. sunday morning, 18. 13 in p.a. suburbs.

that shower monday, that's for monday night. lehigh valley, 7. sunday morning. 15 in parts of new jersey. the high temperatures and look at the jump for monday. just a sign of things changing for next week. all right, glenn. a warning to anyone in the market for a car. >> man says he lost thousands of dollars trying to buy a new set of wheels online. next, he shares his story with nbc 10 responds so you don't make the same mistake. all new at 5:00, relief around the corner for drivers. you'll like this. new information about when a bridge connecting pennsylvania and new jersey will finally reopen.

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in today's nbc 10 responds, an upper darby man last thousands of dollars. >> he's sharing his car with harry hairston to save you from making the same mistakes. >> reporter: he was looking for new wheels online. >> i saw this bmw truck for $3,000. >> reporter: he says after seeing the x 5 on craigslist, he had to have it. he e-mailed the seller, agreed to buy the car and received what he thought was an ebay motors payment invoice. >> they were very convincing. >> reporter: he was told to pay for the car in prepaid gift cards. he bought six gift cards for $500 each. after he sent in the money, silence. >> no response now from that point on. >> reporter: not surprisingly he never received the x 5. he contacted nbc 10 responds to warn others. >> it's a scam going on.

>> reporter: we contacted ebay which confirmed he was scammed. the number one red flag is the prepaid cards. that sort of payment is not allowed on ebay. he said he learned an expensive, but invaluable lesson. >> the deal is too good to be true, it usually is not true. >> certainly right about that. we e-mailed the seller, and never heard back. here's one more way you can protect yourself. if you want to buy a car through ebay motors, make sure you complete the transaction through ebay.com. the site offers protection against scams that you won't get if you buy through the seller directly or an onsite like a craigslist. >> it sounded like he had listened to your advice and he knew if it sounded too good to be true it probably is. that's the lesson he learned after the fact. >> yeah. i got to have it. ouch. and it hurts him. >> yes, it does. if you have a consumer complaint

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fast flakes. snow briefly falling across parts of our area. threat arrest. break in some of the bomb threats targeting jewish community centers. bridge repairs. tonight new information for drivers about a closed bridge and when it should now reopen. and we start at 5:00 with flurries on this friday night. nbc 10 captured these flakes falling in montgomery county just about 90 minutes ago.

and a nbc 10 viewer sent us this video of the snow sticking to the grass there. you can see it in chester county. >> winter's back. let's take a live look at boathouse row. depending on where you live, you probably saw a little bit of snowfall. there the sun is out. along with the snow we saw, we expect freezing temperatures for the weekend. >> nbc 10's first alert meteorologist erika martin is here to track how cold it is going to get. so that's right, the first round of snowshowers, those light flurries you did see were associated with the frontal boundary. that's what we saw. right behind that we have a little bit of lake effect influence, so some light snow flurries moving through. we're not done yet. we're timing out light flurries moving across the delaware valley. 6:34, it looks like dover will see snowshowers. 7:29 for atlantic city. that was the prefrontal boundary and we're seeing lake effect influence