baby or she threw the baby first before jumping herself. >> it started yesterday. >> reporter: danielle says she tried to help her 36-year-old neighbor yesterday when she saw her and her 2-year-old hanging from a second floor window. >> i ran over there and got the baby from her. run home. i talked to her for a while. >> reporter: she tried to convince the woman to let her baby stay in the house for the night, but the woman insisted she give her son back. >> so she left. >> reporter: today she looked outside and saw ambulances. >> my daughter told me the plant was here i seen the baby on the grounds. >> both in critical but stable condition. >> reporter: police are not sure if the woman jumped with the baby or she jumped after tossing him to the ground. they say the woman's mother is in a wheelchair and cut her leg trying to stop the assault. as for the baby, we're told he's chris cal with head injuries. >> his head was beaten or whatever. but i didn't want to look at him

like that. is. >> reporter: now, neighbors tell us that the woman has other children they don't live here in the home. again, philadelphia police tonight are investigating what led up to this. we're told that investigators with the department special victims unit are now handling this case. reporting live in north philadelphia, deanna durante, nbc 10 on news. meanwhile thousands of people still waiting for their power to be turned back on more than 24 hours after fire tore through this pico substation in tioga. pico wants to have everyone out of the dark within the hour. you can see what is left of the substation. a much different scene from what we saw this time yesterday. look at this, flames were shooting from the building. thick black smoke hovered over homes and businesses. investigators are still trying to determine what sparked the fire. luckily no one was hurt. >> cloudy down the shore. in margate, crews were working on one of the city's water

towers. >> going live to lincoln financial field, let's take a close look at those turbines. yeah, not really moving too much. they had been getting a workout today as we look beyond into the center city skyline. erika martin joining us. >> and still pretty mild out there. >> that's right. right now we're seeing mild conditions as far as temperatures go. in fact most only sunny skies. but winds still an issue. 17-mile-per-hour for wilmington. 28 for allentown. 20 for philadelphia and calmer winds for millville. keep in mind winds will be strong for is tonight and then another cold front sweeps through. it's well offshore. and we do have the colder air sliding into place. here is the secondary cold front. this will bring us much colder temperatures, also bringing us the potential for some rain overnight thursday into friday. and a wintry mix and light snow

on friday. otherwise a live look outside right now, we're not seeimuch ar as clouds. chestnut hill is 62, port richmond 62 for you. and fox chase, 64. coming up in just a bit, i go have your most accurate forecast, your 10 day on 10. new at 5:00, the debate over legalizing marijuana in pennsylvania. nbc 10 is taking the issue to governor wolf. he said pennsylvania is not ready despite suggestions it could solve the state's budget problems. marijuana is legal for both medical medical and recreational use in eight states and washington, d.c. pennsylvania legalized medical marijuana last year. >> and the program still taking shape. the governor doesn't think the state is ready for rec reaction al use. >> reporter: yeah, we caught up with the governor here as he toured a local manufacturing plant. he's long been a sirpt of

medical mayor, but not recreational, telling us today that we should first get the medical industry off the ground. by the way the deadline to apply to be a dispensary or farm? just two weeks away. in the cozy downtown of lehigh county, at least three medical marijuana dispensaries want to open upshot. >> jobs to people who might otherwise not have them. and items not really harmg anyone. >> reporter: even the family who own the flyers getting in to this game hoping to run a mayor farm in bucks county and being a cross the nation, legal weed is on a roll. >> the regulation and taxation of marijuana has rumbled out of station across the united states. >> reporter: this week pennsylvania's auditor general calling the pot industry a fast moving train saying p.a. should legalize and tax recreational weed which he says could add

$200 million in revenue. >> the question is whether pennsylvania is going to miss its stop. >> i don't think pennsylvania is ready for it. >> reporter: but governor wolf applying the brakes saying hold tight. >> i think there is probably still some research to be done. >> reporter: telling nbc 10 the state should first focus to getting medical marijuana right before moving to anything else. >> i'm not sure pennsylvania is ready for it. i think we really should see what happens in places like colorado and oregon, other states who legalized it. >> reporter: governor does support things like decriminalization what we've seen in philadelphia leading to fewer ashes. so coming up, we'll talk about his hope to get a statewide dekrim criminal that means pot smoer smokers wouldn't go to jill. police are looking for the man for twlohrew a newborn to t ground during an home invasion.

th in the housedemanded money. ontoand two vel phocellphones. day without a woman. a live look at logan square where women are coming together rallying in solidarity as part of nationwide efforts to highlight the role women play in society. more specifically what the world might be like without women. sydncydney long live for us. >> and they want to show economic strength and the political clout. >> reporter: that's right. and just within the last half hour or so, this crowd has groin from abo grown from about 50 to well over 100. they are holding sign, dozens of rallies nationwide and organizers tell me rsvp was well over 500, so the crowd continues to grow. they are fighting for equal pay and treatment in the workforce,

and making their voices heard. women involved in a day without women brought their children to witness the show of strength and solidarity. it's a call that came after the women's march on washington where hundreds of thousand showed up after president trump's inauguration. so today they're on strike if you will from work, from school, from the household chores, skipping the daily grind to paint a picture of what our society might look and feel like without the contribution of women. the fact that you were in washington and now this movement continue, how does that feeling? >> i think that is really important. i think it's really important that takes long term thing and that we keep taking action and keep making movements and keelting okeelt i keeping our voices heard. it won't fizzle out. >> reporter: and it's not fizzling out right now. it is growing in size and scope. the group set to march to the city hall. and while we didn't find local businesses or industry adversely affected or shut down today, we

do know teaches are nursteaches nurses are nurses. and women are wearing red or not shopping. so it all matters. the goal is strength in numbers. but also you could say that a lackluster turnout may be just as powerful as really an enormous crowd that women simply can't just stand still or stop what they're doing caring for their kids and taking care of work because they play such a pivotal role in our society. we'll continue to follow their journey. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. in philadelphia teemp the t union used the day to remind people that they have been working more than 1200 days without a contract. union members picketed outside an elementary school this morning, saying they haven't gotten a raise in five years. president trump tweeted asking his followers to join him in honoring the critical role of women here in america and around

the world. meanwhile international women's day outside the white house included a protest against president trump, dozens of groups marched against the president's global gag rule. the policy freezes funding to organizes outside the u.s. which provide abortion services or information about abortion. right now a group of people in chester county is standing against hate. they're on the steps in front of the courthouse. t items made it's made up of eight jewish organizations. it's in response to anti-semitic acts. last month someone destroyed hundreds of headstones at the mount carmel cemetery on frankfurt avenue. there is awry ward reward of $ information leading to an arrest. berks county d.a. says a

reading police officer acted in slf defense when he shot and killed a suspect last month. investigators say a man pointed a gun at a group of people including several children at a backyard barbecue on spruce street. when police sifearrived, michae stout pointed a gun at them so an officer shot and killed them. >> the officer will not be facing any charges as a result of his actions as we have found that this was a justified use of force. >> witnesses say stout was drunk and upset over someone smoking in the alley next to his house. lancaster county sfraunt where two children became sick after drinking apple chus is now closed. a notice on the door of the star buffet lists 23 building code violations. the township deemed the building unsafe forcing to close. the children suffered burns to their mouths and throats. health care clash. an intense battle raging on capitol hill tonight.

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the lights are back on at the stat chewue of will i blibe. social media went crazy with speculation that it went cashing in protest at donald trump but it was due to work on backup generator. and the republican health care reform to preel and replace obamacare is coming under fire. >> all this as president trumps starts a push to sell the plain. blaine al leksz exander at more. >> reporter: it's republicans versus republicans. >> i don't think it could pass today. >> reporter: majority party struggling to reach a majority on the new health care plan. house on leadership is praising the bill.

>> this is sxigtd cexciting con reform. >> reporter: conservative republicans slamming it as obamacare-lite. >> we're not in agree on replacement. >> reporter: today as two house on committees meet -- >> this give needed flex anlts to our state. >> reporter: other republicans question whether the bill will survive a vote. >> i've already seen four or five senators have already come out against the bills. >> reporter: this as the white house mounts a full court press. the president meeting with governors and hitting the road to push the plan. >> we'll being aggressively goi after -- talking about the solution that we have for health care. repo >> reporter: how many will be covered and what will be it cost? >> yes, this will drive costs down. >> reporter: lack evof specific already an attack point for democrats. >> this is a bad joke.

no wonder you've been hiding this dog in a cave with an armed guard until monday night. >> reporter: a plan now out in the open and under fire from both sides. and the white house says they plan to get all republicans on board with this plan. blaine alexander, nbc news. james comey says there is no such thing as absolute privacy in america. >> speaking at a cybersecurity conference at boston college, comey said encryption shtechnoly is making it harder to fight criminals and terrorists. he said in two months the fooibfbi received 28 devices that the agency had lawful authority to open, but agents couldn't open 1200 of them because ofencrypti. >> the cyber threats are enormous. i don't know if we can stay ahead of them. and i think to say oitherwise would be uberous. >> reporter: comey urged private

companies to trust the fbi more and to work together. he also talked about a need for balance between privacy and the fbi's and to lawful access information. today we're learnings yinks son ever u.s. senator tim cain w tim kaine oig was arrested. he was taken into custody as protestors clashed with hundreds ever trump supporters. the virginia senator said all of his children understand the importance of peaceful protesting. nags alle transportation safety board members are looking into the deadly crash between a train and charter bus. investigators say the crew hit the emergency brakes which slowed the train's speed to 19 miles per hour it hit the bus. four were killed. another large vehicle got stuck at the crossing and was hit by a train in january. take a look at this dash cam video from a kansas highway

patrol officer. that is smoke and flames from a wildfire that jumped an interstate in ellsworth. at one point you can see the flames on both sides of the road. six have died, thousands have been forced to evacuate as wilds continue to burn in kansas, texas and oklahoma. spo zero visibility there. so 60s today. i can't believe that we're saying 60 degree weather and yet somehow snow this weekend? >> erika martin is with us tonight. >> that's right. so we do have 60 xree temperatures for tomorrow as well. and in fact i'm tracking a warm and sunny start to your thursday. however, clouds developing late thursday into friday. and possibly late rain and wintry mix thursday around 11:00 p.m. and snow early on friday. be sure you look at the bottom of your screen for your local neighborhood forecast. on friday, tracking some snow and a win friday mix.

i'm more concerned about that a.m. morning commute. for the weekend, blustery, but dry. single digits, feels like temperatures. a very cold trend in the works for this upcoming weekend. current temperature, 63 in fifr a philadelphia and mount molly. today eye hi today's high was 64. back in 2000, it was 80. an sunrise tomorrow, 6:22. we will take it. you can see we're seeing mostly clear skies. that will be the case for tonight. but you can see the tarp shaking around just a bit and that is because we do have some stronger winds right now. so moderate wind profiles for many. we're seeing amounts bits litt shift there. 17-mile-per-hour for wilmington, 28 for allentown.

millville, 9-mile-an-hour for you. so wibsd are a bit of an issue. all could you to this frokcoudu tam boundary. notice the ash rowrrows. we have much colder air behind the boundary. and we also have wintry precip on the way including snow. and a little bit of a wintry mix. so let's time this out for you hour by hour. we'll pause this by thursday into friday, i do want to show you those snow showers moving in by early friday morning. this is 4:30 a.m. a lot of you are waking up to go to schoolle and work, so given yourself extra time. because you may have a headache there especially with the visibility. i don't expect this all to stick and in one moment i will show you how much snow where e are expecting. but we do see a wintry mix. delaware it looks like ulg see ma you will see mainly rain showers

and then everything clears offer shore. so hour by hour right now as far as temperatures go, notice the trend for the next couple of hours. you will seat winds start to shift out of the north. of course that does mean we have colder air in the works especially for this upcoming weekend. so be sure you get those coats handy because you will need them especially as temperatures decline into the third and in fact some places lehigh valley, your expected high temperatures only in the 20s and overnight lows in the teens. and feels like temperatures in the single digits. coming up, i have your ten day on ten. search for the fountain of youth. you may have to look no further than your sneakers. what new research reveals coming up.

plans are under way for the spring cleanup. the mayor announced the date saturday april 8. residents and organizations can register to volunteer this saturday. he is a 15-year-old who likes super heros and mals and tells us he'd love to have a pet some day. >> but what he wants most is a forever family. vai sikahema introduces us to miguel, this week's wednesday's child. >> reporter: today we're taking miguel to a great spot for a kid who loves turtle. along the way, we returned about

dinosaurs. >> it makes it so real. >> reporter: fossils. >> what is that? >> reporter: and of course miguel's beloved turtle. more than anything, what miguel longs for is a forever family. >> you can tell me why it would be important for you to have a family? >> so i can have a place to go and feel safe. >> reporter: that's all he wants, a family that can provide a home where he can live and feel safe. >> miguel needs a family. somebody who can bring him out of his shell. miguel loves to be helpful. he really just needs a family who can show him that they care about him. >> reporter: miguel is 24 wethi week's child. go to nbc10.com and search wednesday's child and call the

naks as as al adoption senator. police are still trying to track todown a serial kidnapper. new steps taken to protect a xhun exi community. and temperatures will be mild and comfortable this evening. i'm tracking a cold blast just in time for the weekend and some snow. and all new on nbc 10 news at 6:00, hadden township police officers suing their own chief. the allegations they're making.

community concerns in new castle where a serial kidnapper is on the run. the locks were replaced on an amount where the kidnapper struck. the man has already robbed a third and a third outsmarted him. >> and some people are on edge. >> we need to nip this in the bud. >> reporter: his daughter doesn't live in the complex where one of the attacks has happened, but he worries her complex might be his next son. >> watch your back, don't talk to nobody. >> reporter: police tell me that in addition to their investigation, they're also reaching out to all area

apartment complexes. they want them to step up their security game and better communicate safety tips to the residents. today this complex installed new security locks. neighbors say everyone just needs to get smaerter about safety. >> women are constantly on the phone and not paying attention to their surroundings. >> reporter: we've seen neighbors putting up camera, pepper spray sales have gone pup the university of delaware is warning students to be extra careful. andkarate studio have added self-defense classes. >> even if you weren't thinking of i don't want go into martial art, just taking a women's defense course, you learn a few tools. >> reporter: barbara says nobody should meth mess with her. >> i may be old, but i still got

it. >> reporter: confidence is admirable, but plareparation an awareness the best strategy. tim furlong, nbc 10. here is a look at some of the top stories we're following. a 2-year-old boy is in critical condition after police say his mother groped h eddropped him fd story window. they're not sure if the woman jumped after or held him as she jumped. both are in the hospital tonight. pico officials say power should be restored in the next half hour. several thousand people still feeling the impact of yesterday's fire at a substation. sky force 10 over the scene today and you can see some of the damage left behind. investigators are still working to figure out what sparked it. a dave ry of rallies and protests and they mark a day without a woman. the mumovement supports wim rig.

oergs a organizers asked the wo to take the stay off and not to shop. look at that go. nbc 10 in north philly where this guy was having fun with his remote control car. not a bad day to spend date outside. but we will be feeling wind along with that sunshine. there is a good picture in cape may of the american flag blowing. this is the jersey shore of course, cape may county. erika martin with us tonight. >> a little windy, but still mild. >> that's right. conditions right now are really mild. in fact look at our satellite and radar, notice there is not much going on right now. high pressure keeping everything high and dry. current temperature for reading, # 1. 61, so for allentown. pot to pottstown 63, and wilmington seeing low zir60s. so a mild evening in the works. very interesting, you start to see the shift in the winds from

westerlies for north erdeerlyno. a sign that we have much colder air sliding into place. early friday morning at 7:00 a.m., you do see the strong northerly winds so we have. colder air making its way in. so the next three gay ks tlext temperatures in the 60s, but by f friday low 40s and threat of snow. by saturday only seeing 30s for the most part prp the lead high valley seeing upper 20s and p.a. suburbs seeing low 30s. and coming up, i have your 10 day on 10. members from a south jersey community rallied together today in a show of support for local immigrants. leaders from several faith organizations held a gathering outside camden city hall. they are asking the trump administration for immigration reform. people are afraid families will be slit apart if they don't take a stand now. . >> there are children who are

school resistant because they are afraid when it they come home their parents won't be there. >> even though you see me today here, i am a little bit of a trade of my parents not so much of myself. >> today's rallies featured members ever christian, jewish and muslim faiths. here is a look at some of the story making headlines. jury selection in the trial of a being kugsed cop killer eric frein begins tomorrow. the 2014 attack at the state police barracks led to a 48 day manhunt. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. and row an college is considering expanding its campus. a feasibility study is under way to look at adding seven new buildings including amount thes. t

achlts. it will also look at expanding the nursing program. in new ycastle, city counci wants an independent review of structure and organization. a committee was appointed to assess and evaluate the council. the group will recommend appropriate number of council member, distribution of districts and whether the city council president should be a part-time or full-time position. and in chris christie hosted an employment summit in trenton. he was joined by a number of business leaders. they talked about innovative ways to enhance employment opportunities for residents with criminal records. in montgomery county, two of the world famous harlem globetrotters spent the day with kids. they had a friendly lego building competition. you can catch the entire globetrotters team this saturday night at temple university. kalahari resorts and conventions in the poconos is now the country's largest indoor

water park. today it showed off its eight new water slides and longer lazy new rooms. o.j. simpson may have a new address. plus the secret to staying young. what new research reveals about exercise, but not just any kind. and close call, a top for gas one police officer will not ever forget.

o.j. simpson could get out of prison this fall. simpson has been serving a 9 to 33 year sentence on kidnapping, armed robbery and assault october. a new study suggests the answer could lie with enter stral interval train egg. it makes your body's cells react in a way that could make your muscles operate more firk efficiently. it alternates short bursts of intense exercise between moderate exercise. >> have too gi give it a try. ? n. spain, watch as a red bmc hops a curb and hits a police

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this temple star seeing his stock rise as the nfl prepares to pick from the college players. want to talk money? >> the local standout is turning some heads. >> i wish i could have done this, but i was not good. heck of a story. hassan was a walk-on and now

he's grown into being a possible first round pick in the nfl. here he did at the pro day. he would youedwowed a lot of tet the combine next week. and how cool that the draft is in philly right over the bridge from his hometown. and there were times in high school he was going to quit football so he wouldn't be such a burden to his family. and his mom took out a loan for a meal plan at temple so he could fit in with everybody. it has been a whirlwind showcasing his talents for the nfl. >> the experience has been great, fun. it's been a long journey. the process is very long. there is a long couple days. not a lot of sleep, but it's something that you would rather be doing. what else would you rather be doing than giving the biggest interview to play something tmot you love. >> and eagles are deciding futures of a few of their

veterans. who cook tradeuld be traded? we'll tell you at 6:20. >> preernlappreciate it, john. thanks. a young tennessee man plans the perfect proposal. until an unexpected event happened. >> with all of his cuts and bruises still fresh, the groom to be got down on one knee and he proposed in the hospital right after a car crash. he had planned on popping the question to his girlfriend the day before their first anniversary, but on his way to pick up flower, he crashed on a rain slick road. he ended up in the emergency room. but he was determined to make the perfect night happen with the help of coaches, teacher, family and friends, he took a knee. >> wow. >> i could have died on my way to ask the girl of my dreams to marriedry oig ry

fr marry me, so i was going ask. >> and of course she said yes. the couple plans to tight knot after they graduate from college. >> what a meaningful proposal. this weather is forgettable. no signs of stopping. basking in 60 today, hard to believe we'll be talking about snow this weekend. >> erika martin with us tonight. what is going on? >> roller coaster ride. in fact here your temperature trend is indicative of the roller coaster ride. today 64, tomorrow looks like low 60s. by friday, low 40s. low 30s by saturday and then a little warmer slightly warmer 38 on sunday. current temperature in trenton, 61. atlantic city, 60. 63 for philadelphia. but let's take a look at the temperatures in your neighborhood. so right now we're seeing lots

of 60s, so certainly very comfortable conditions. well above average. the amp for thverage this time year is 50. chestnut hill is seeing 62. and west mounts airy currently at 61. the suburbs seeing a few upper 50s and low 60s. new hoep pe is 61. and elroy currently at 60. overnight lows are going to mainly be in the 40s and a few upper 30s. allentown 38 for you. mount holly, you're expected overnight low 42. trenton, 41. wilmington 44. and dover, overnight low 43 degrees. so we do have a warm night with mostly clear skies. now, satellite and radar image picking up on the cold front well offshore. this is why the winds did pick up, but a high pressure system is our weather maker and this is why we're seeing most clear

skies tonight. but we have a reinforces cold front sliding down and the arrows denoting that we do have colder air moving in. current winds right now ranging between 8 miles per hour for lehigh, 28 for allentown, 20 for philadelphia, 9 for millvale. so mild to 340d rat wimoderate . high pressure system is keeping everything dry, but by tomorrow evening,ing we will start to see showers moving in in the form of rain showers. some sleet and snow showers. notice by 11 ch:30 p.m., some bs and pinks there. by the morning commute, i think you will have issues especially for advisability with the light snow. everything starts to clear by later on friday. so the good news is later friday, friday evening, it at least will be dry.

however it is certainly going to be colds. your ten day on 10 brings us this major temperature drop. so tomorrow, the expected high temperature is 60. we have 43 degrees on friday. 34 on saturday. do not forget to set the clock forward at 2:00 a.m. saturday into sunday. spring forward. and then we're seeing pretty much 40s and 30s, we are tracking the potential for some snow monday into tuesday. but of course if you follow us on social media, we will keep you updated. back to you. the uss new jersey is undergoing pretty major upgrades. nbc 10 was there as the former battleship made changes to the lighting and the heating system. the yum graupgrade includes swi the heat and lights. once completed, more than $200,000 will be saved every year. philadelphia international is close to the top spot when it comes to u.s. airports serving the best food.

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welcome back. lester holt joining us with a look at what is coming up on "nightly news." to us what we've learned about the enormity of the leak of some of cia's mondays sense difference spy tools considered bigger than the snowden leaks. also how to stay ahead of spying technology and protect your home devices and some of the women marines vehiclityized speak out. those stories and more when we see you on 23450i9 "nightly new" and want to wish you a very happy birthday. >> well, thank you. thank you. very kind of you. >> we'll see you at 6:30. abigail was awarded a $1,000

scholarship for growing this massive cabbage.department of agriculture presented her with the winning check. wilbur elementary was one of 14 winners. >> pretty neat.happening right gathering at the tom boy symposium. >> it coincides with the release of a new documentary highlighting women in sports and big names from right here in the deld wear valley are front and center. >> one thing i didn't like, i didn't like to be called a tom bay. i hated it. because what do you call a boy? he's a great athlete, well coordinated. so am i. i just happen to be a female, a girl. >> reporter: that is 39 grand time champion billie jean king, founder of the freedom tennis. and one of several women featured in the new xrchew csn documentary tom boy elevating the conversation about gender in

sports. >> semantics are powerful. so think winthink about what yo. >> reporter: from behilindsaey n vonn -- >> i love pushing myself and in my sport, you can't be afraid. >> reporter: to wnba star kathy poindexter, these women are sharing their stories to be best despite the critic. >> at the end of the day, i think my love for the game overpowered all of that. >> whatever females decide to do something and change something, it always refers back to males and it's just not fair, but that is just the world we live in. >> reporter: monet davis also featured, the first girl to win a win and pitch a shutout in little league world series history. >> like gfemales, we have to puh through together and like come together and show like not

everything wree involvrevolves males. >> it's called tom boy, a documentary about gender in sports. it's next monday at 10:00 on csn. and dock coming up new, a 3 chief facing a legal fight from his own officers. >> what they are accusing him and why it's not the first time. plus a demonstrations happening in center city as part of a day without a woman. we'll go therelive next. sglir sglir . and whe could start seeing snow.

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demonstrating in center city on international women's day. a local rally is part of a global effort called a day without a woman. it encourages women in more than 50 countries and 400 cities to go on strike. >> this protest is meant to show the impact of women's labor and their consumer power by having them momentarily drop out as workers and shoppers. >> cydney long is joining us liv live in center city with more. >> reporter: as you know there were rallies all across the country today. and it started grass roots here, about 25 women or so, it quickly grew in size. about 250 women left logan square, they were holding signs that read relentless and also it's our time. they had a police escort and they are marching now peacefully