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planning to sign a sweeping executive order that would roll back climate change legacy as a way to restore america's energy independence, vowing to bring back jobs. >> we're joined by tracie potts. good morning. and bring us up to date. >> reporter: sure. the details just came out overnight, we'll get more later today. the significance here is that this could completely roll back the obama energy policy. what president trump is prepared to sign today would do a couple things. senior administration officials say it looks forward and backward. forward in terms of protecting the environment, although we don't have specifics on that. backward, they want to review president obama's policy that reduced carbon emissions at power plants. the supreme court put that on hold last year but they want to take a close look at that. keep in mind president trump on the campaignra called climate change a hoax though an

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breaking overnight, a father confronts a teen who ripped off his son and ends up in critical condition. the white house renews its stance on sanctuary cities and the intention to scrap money for places like philadelphia. traffic trouble. the lingering effects of this stuck truck and what it means for drivers who use a heavily traveled bridge in camden

county. it is a busy tuesday already, just about 4:30. good morning, this is "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. this morning we are tracking rain and fog for your commute. first alert radar showing a system moving our way that could bring widespread showers to the area today. just like yesterday, we'll have to deal with the fog. you see the conditions now in philadelphia. and you can barely make out the liberty towers in center city on the right. this is the poconos camelback ski resort. once again closed to skiers. second day in a row. the resort shut down because of the warmer temperatures there and the rain. let's find out what's happening now and what to come with first alert meteorologist bill henley. bill? we've got a bit of fog in the area after the showers and thunderstorms came through overnight. they have moved on, now off to the northeast. i'm tracking some more thunderstorms through the d.c. ar area. those showers are heading our ay. mainly stay dry.

a few light showers and a chance of thunderstorms during the day to show you when the storms are most likely in your neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. first, jessica boyington with first alert traffic. we're watching 95 this morning, already a problem around street road. a disabled vehicle here into the right-hand shoulder of the northbound side. traffic still allowed to get by. a little bit ago, we were seeing more delays because it was spread out over the roadway. right now, you see not a lot of traffic moving that direction anyway. the northbound side moving just fine. southbound also looks good. a little empty this morning. here's the schuylkill expressway. checking in with drive times here -- we don't have any problems yet. 13 minutes if you're moving toward center city from the blue route to the vine. speeds into the 60s. mt. laurel, new jersey, route 73 just around 295. the roads look good. nice and empty. a little bit dry. back to you. >> thanks. 4:30. this morning, we're following breaking news out of west philadelphia. here's what happened -- thieves robbed a teen.

when his father confronted the men hours later they shot him in the face. we have more live from katy zachry. what do we know about the man's condition? >> reporter: that man was shot not once but twice in the face. he was rushed to presbyterian hospital where he is right now. doctors told police who told us he is expected