a double shooting involving a teenager turns deadly in eastwick. we're live. >> even more breaking news. fire crews are battling a fire that has as many as three row homes burning in wilmington. >> plus a return to winter for the weekend, and some people are loving it, but warming weather returns this week. >> let's get right to breaking news. one man is dead and a teenager is hurt after a double shooting. brandon hudson joins us live from the scene in eastwick. brandon. >> reporter: well, denise, police say the driver who was in a white car crashed into a light pole which is about 150 yards from where we're standing over on the left side before stopping a few feet away.

you see the white car on the right side. police say both victims were in that white car when they were shot. the 14-year-old was shot in the face here on 81st street. our video gives you a closer look at that damaged car. philadelphia police say this happened just before 2:30. in addition to the bullet holes, the car suffered significant front end damage. the victim in his 20s died from his gunshot wound. shortly after this happened, we spoke to a woman who lives in this neighborhood. >> it's sad. it's ealey sad. it is sad. it's mortifying. mortifying. >> what is the neighborhood like? >> what is this neighborhood like? >> yes, ma'am. >> it's a forgotten neighborhood. it's a forgotten neighborhood. this was a very viable neighborhood. i was raised in this neighborhood. >> we just got an update from police that the 14-year-old who was shot is in stable condition at children's hospital. police have not found a weapon.

they have not had anyone in custody and they don't have a suspect description. reporting live inneywick, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> we're following more breaking news tonight. crews are battling fires at three row homes in north wilmington. you can see the smoke pouring into the sky. the fire started just before 5:00 on east 22nd street. additional crews have been called in to help fight the flames. so far, no one has been hurt. and now to our weather and the dangerous cold that put one woman in the hospital. a homeless woman suffered from hypothermia, found near 36th and market streets in west philadelphia this morning. temperatures were close to zero overnight, and she was taken to the hospital in critical condition. philadelphia remains under a code blue. we have been dealing with that cold all weekend long, but that's about to change. let's get your first alert forecast with erika martin. how warm are we going to get? >> the good news is we will be above normal for this week. the normal temperature for this

time of year is 49 degrees. we're seeing upper 40s, 50s, and even 60s for tuesday and wednesday. thankfully, it's all due to the fact we're seeing a shift in the winds. earlier today, we saw some straight northerlies. much colder air coming into play. now we're seeing northwesterlies. the winds will begin to shift out of the southwest and south. we do have warmer air moving in tonight into tomorrow. and certainly by tuesday and wednesday. a live look outside. you can actually see the winds diminishing right now. good news there. especially because they're still coming out of the northwest. satellite and radar image is clear right now. keep in mind, we still have another chilly night. clear skies, so high and dry right now, and temperatures in and around philadelphia seeing lots of 30s. andorra, 34, and fox chase, 38 degrees. i have your most accurate ten day forecast in a bit. >> only a few hours left to celebrate winter fest at penn's landing. here's a live look. you can see there's still people on the ice tonight.

the rink closes for there season at 11:00 tonight. >> in the poconos today, skiers and snowboarders were loving the return to winter for the weekend. lauren mayk hit the slopes where people were taking advantage of the cold. >> reporter: here at camel back mountain resort, it looks and feels like winter today. no skiing in t-shirts. it's hats and gloves. to enjoy the snow on the slopes. sunshine and snow. a welcome combination for skiers making the most of a cold blast this weekend. >> we knew it was going to be cold over the last couple nights. we figured they could make snow. >> and they did. kevin clark and his 9-year-old daughter had skis and coats on, ready to soak up fun on the slopes today after soaking up the sun during the recent spate of warm weather. >> she's playing a lot of basketball and, you know, enjoying the nice weather outside. but we love to ski so we're glad we got a couple more cold days in and hoping for a few more. >> theworthy wasn't the draw for

chrissy parker, out watching her daughter's snowboard lesson. >> we made the time today. it unfortunately happened to be cold. >> you prefer to be warmer when you're here? >> yes, the best ski time when you don't need a jacket. >> no luck on that today. it's cool enough for your knit cap or fuzzy phillies hat. some tell us they keep coming, chill or no. >> we came as much as we could. we were out a lot. >> the silvas say they just didn't feel like skiing when the temps went up. >> it got cold and we all a couple flurries, what, two days ago? we were like, all right, let's go skiing. >> they're going to take advantage. >> we're coming back next week and maybe a couple more in march. we're happy the groundhog said we had six more weeks of winter. >> eventually, skiing and snowboarding will make way for warm weather fun. until then, this stays under the snow and they'll keep making it here as long as the weather permits. in tannersville, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> and happening now, hundreds of neighbors and faith leaders

are gathering to learn more about israel. it comes during a time when jewish institutions are been subject to threats and vandalism. aundrea cline-thomas joins us in cherry hill with more on what will be discussed. andrea. >> this is the 48th year for the middle east institute. while this date has been circled on the calendar for months, the timing could not be more crucial, as jewish institutions are on high alert. 500 to 600 people are expected at temple beth shalom this evening. they'll represent a number of faiths all here to learn more about israel. the jewish community relations council of southern new jersey is putting this together. it comes amidst increase threats and vandalism to jewish institutions, including those here in cherry hill, delaware, and philadelphia. >> why we do these programs, because each and every day, we ned to be vigilant, we need to educate, inform, and what's nice is we have clurgy coming from probably 30 different houses of

worship to be with us toonlts. >> u.s. senator robert menendez is the keynote speaker tonight. we have an interview scheduled with him. we'll ask what congress plans to do about these threats. for now, thorx ereporting live in cherry hill, aundrea cline-thomas. >> thanks. a week ago, vandals knocked over headstones. the fbi is now involved in that investigation. the white house is calling on congress to expand its investigation of alleged russian involvement in the 2016 election to include president trump's claim of wiretapping at trump tower. president trump turned to lawmakers for help finding evidence to support his claim that former president obama had telephones tapped at trump tower during the election. president obama's intelligence chief says no such action was ever carried out. >> if it is, this is the greatest overreach and the greatest abuse of power that i think we have ever seen, and a huge attack on democracy itself.

>> the house intelligence chairman says the wiretapping allegation will be part of its panel's investigation. members of the senate intelligence committee say they're also likely to look into the matter. >> well, a section of the pennsylvania turnpike in bucks county is finally back open after a tractor trailer accident this morning. you could see that big rig completely up and over the median. it happened between route 611 and the delaware river bridge exit. the driver was taken to the hospital, no word on his condition. on strike, nurses at a delaware county hospital walk off the job today. we'll tell you how long the strike is expected to last. and closing for good. we now know the day of favorite philadelphia late night spot is shutting down.

happening now, you're looking live at day one of a planned two-day nurses strike outside delaware county memorial hospital. the walk-out is in response to a break-down in contract negotiations at the hospital. the nurses have been working without a contract since june 8th. the polo ralph lauren show at the bellevue in center city is out of business. the store closed today alt 5:00. it's part of a larger restructuring plan at ralph lauren. and it's official, popular center city dining spot little pete will close for good may 29th at 11:59 p.m. the 24-hour diner has been served customers for nearly four decades. the building is being torn down to make way for a new hotel. well, next on nbc 10, celebrating the ultimate gift of

life. hear from one woman who's donated parts of her body to save others. oh, and denise, enough of the blustering conditions. i'm tracking a warm hp up for the work week. details coming up. we'll see you on the other side of the break. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing, ask me. sincerely, amanda etheridge, fellow planner and fellow citizen.

a ceremony today to honor those who have given the gift of life. 60 people from our region who either gave or received a life-saving organ donation were celebrated today during a luncheon in king of prussia. the donors and recipients were joined by their family, friends, and medical team who assisted in the preerjss. today's special donation was for tyler. she donated bone marrow, stem cells and most recently, one of her kidneys. >> i feel there's a special bond. i feel like you haven't been hugged like you have been hugged by somebody who you saved their lives. >> for 42 years, the gift of

life program has coordinated over 42,000 life saving organ transplants. ♪ >> a big workout to help little hearts at the children's hospital of philadelphia. this is the first ever philly spin-in. dozens of people hopped on stationary bikes for a heart pumping stationary bike party to benefit young patients at the cardiac center. a chilly night at the shore, but things are going to be warming back up this week. a live look at cape may and the last of the sun tonight. and get this, the warm temperatures we felt in february are causing the cherry blossoms in washington to bloom early. and the peak bloom could happen next week, making it one of the earliest peaks ever. and we are seeing plenty of trees with flowers blooming around here, erika. >> already. temperatures are warming up nicely.

we certainly had a nice warm trend the past couple weeks and this weekend was very cold. weather headlines for tonight include a clear and chilly night. higher feels-like temperatures soy something to look forward to. monday and tuesday tracking a warmup. showers by monday into tuesday, so tracking that for you this week, temperatures at or above normal. spring ahead sunday at 2:00 a.m. a live look at satellite and radar image right now. not much going on. high pressure system keeping everything high and dry. current winds out of the northwest, but they will shift out of the south so we have warmer air sliding into place for the upcoming work week. current temperature in allentown, 32. trenton at 35. philadelphia, 37. today's high in philadelphia, 38 degrees. below the average of 49. sunset was at 5:58 p.m. sunrise, 6:26 a.m., early tomorrow morning. neighborhoods right now across the lehigh valley seeing lots of 30s. 32 for you, kutztown. 34 for allentown. whitehall at 33.

and nazareth currently at 34 degrees. and for the p.a. suburbs, also seeing lots of 30. malvern, 31 for you. warrington, 33, and bedminster also seeing a pair of 3s. hour by hour forecast, picking up on showers moving in, not until late monday into tuesday. notice by 11:00 p.m., green on the screen moving in from west to east, so tracking the potential for some scattered showers early tuesday, but really not until the afternoon/evening hours on tuesday, possibly for the evening comult, when you will see rain showers moving across the delaware valley, and everything clearing by early wednesday morning. overnight lows for tonight, 23 for philadelphia. coatesville, 21 is your expected overnight low. trenton, vineland, 19 for you, and wilmington will see warmer conditions at 26 degrees. so bunldal up. another night, but we are trending warmer for the next couple days. your ten-day on 10 brings us temperatures topping out in the low 50s on monday with a chance of p.m. showers monday into

tuesday. 65 on tuesday. now, notice here on wednesday, brought this up from the upper 50s to the low 60s. a mix of sun and clouds. windy thursday in the forecast. 52 is your expected high. 54 on friday. do not forget to spring ahead saturday into sunday. at 2:00 a.m., saturday, we'll see upper 40s, possibly some showers moving in saturday into sunday. showers on sunday, and then we're seeing 53 on monday. 52 on tuesday with showers, and 52 on wednesday. be sure to follow us on social media. here's danny with sports. >> thank you. i'm danny. coming up, the phillies get hit around, but they hit back in clearwater. highlights next, and the two biggest stars in town out and about, greeting fans in king of brusha. we'll hear from carson wenlts on the team's off season activities.

hey, hey, hope you're enjoying your sunday. danny with you once again. inphillies regular season opener in cincinnati now just under a month away. the phillies in clearwater hosting the tigers in spring training. clay buchholz for them today, and it was not his day. first inning, justin upton visits the lawn in left center. a 3-1 bomb. detroit on top 3-0. we go to the second inning. a former red sox for a solo shot. buchholz allowed three runs. phillies claw back into it, like a wolverine. fourth inning. michael saunders gets them on the board. field. 4-1, phils. later in the fourth, reese hoskins with a man on. living the hard knock life.

gone to left, look out. all knotted up at 5-5. williams, must be a bachelor because he's swinging with the singles crowd. phillies take the lead for good. beat the tigers 8-5. how about the eagles? the brass out at indianapolis at the nfl combine. free agency and the draft quickly approaching, and plenty of work to do for the birds. quarterback carson wentz along with center of the sixers joel embiid, arguably the two biggest stars in town doing worth at king of prussia at a sports card show. they signed autographs and posed for photos with fans. he was asked about the eagles getting receiving help. >> we'll see what happens. it's an exciting time of the year with free agency. always trade rumors. the draft and the combine was just the last couple days, still going on, and it's an exciting time. i remember a year ago when i was in that situation. a lot of uncertainty for those guys. it's an exciting time. >> from the gridiron to the ice,

the flyers back at it in buffalo tuesday after mustering a point on the road last night in washington. the best team in hockey, the flyers, another solid effort from steve basin, and couturier gave the flyers a lead. then the caps bounced back. niklas backstrom with a winner in overtime. the flyers know this time of year, every point is crucial. >> an important stretch, and you have to bring your best. i thing everybody in the locker room understands the importance of these games. these are the games that you want to have to be meaningful, so right now, we control our own destiny. >> we're focused on making the playoffs and going game by game. the best way to headache the playoffs is to look at the small picture, and we're about buffalo next. >> meanwhile, temple putting a bow on the regular season against south florida. second half action. temple holding. later in the second.

alston has a grilled three sandwich. owls up. they beat south florida. they're going to the american conference tournament. that's the look at sports. back to you. >> thank you. time now to check in with kate snow for a look at what's coming up on nbc "nightly news." good evening, kate. >> good evening. coming up, breaking news. fbi director comey asked the justice department to reject the claim that president obama ordered the tapping of his phone before the election. plus, a scandal in the marine corps which is investigating the sharing of nude photos of women among military personnel and veterans. also, how some states and counties, including in philadelphia, are billing parents when their kids are in juvenile detention. some calling it double punishment, and philly's taking action on this right now. and a school music program that helps young people achieve in ways that go far beyond learning the notes. that's in portland, oregon. when we see you for nightly news.

>> thanks, kate. we'll be right back.

erika is back with a final check of the forecast. we're going to start warming up. >> yes, and i love your dress. it's suitable for what we're seeing. we're going to see temperatures climb nicely, above normal. 50 on monday. a couple showers moving through monday and tuesday. not a wash-out. 65 on tuesday. 60 on wednesday, and at or above normal. do not forget, spring forward saturday into sunday. 2:00 a.m. on sunday morning. >> channeling in the sunshine. that's nbc 10 news for now. we'll see you back here alt 11:00. nbc nightly news is coming your way next. dear fellow citizen,

i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing, ask me. sincerely, amanda etheridge, fellow planner and fellow citizen.

on this sunday night, breaking news. the fbi director asks the justice department to publicly reject president trump's claim that barack obama ordered the tapping of his phones before the election. while trump asks congress to investigate his claim. conduct unbecoming. the marine corps rocked by allegations that some of its members shared graphic photos of dozens of female service members on a social media site. paying the price. parents billed for the time their kids spend in juvenile detention. the policy in dozens of states and counties, but some say it no longer achieves what it set out to do. and high notes. how a school music program is helping these kids find the keys to success in ways that go far beyond the