saturday in parts of georgia. >> nbc 10 has team coverage of the historic storm. meteorologist tammie souza is in the first alert weather center. lauren mayk is at philadelphia international airport monitoring the travel impact. ted greenberg has the story of help from our area headed down south. we begin with the latest track on irma. >> irma is staying on the same track moving west/northwest. the only good thing is it's downgraded to 15 miles an hour 175 mile an hour winds. that happened because of eye wall replacement because this is over favorably warm water. it's not going to hit the mountains of hispaniola or cuba to weaken it. it's on direct course for part of the bahamas and the florida peninsu peninsula. the center of the eye is 679 miles from the tip of florida. the outer bands about 476 miles from miami. that's when they will start to feel some of the winds pick up and the clouds moving in. here's the eye of the storm.

you can see an enormous eye headed towards the turks and cay koes. it would fit in that giant eye. the strongest winds are right around the eye and eye wall. that's where the 175 mile an hour winds are. this could continue to strengthen some. right now the pressure is 922 millibars. it's moving west. it stays over the open water. this is warm water. this may actually downgrade to a category 4 but that's 155 mile an hour winds. whether it's a 4 or 5, this is catastrophic. then the cone takes it right over florida, perhaps the center of the cone into miami. this looks like it could be very early on sunday morning. and then up the east coast. but anywhere in this cone from the bahamas all the way over to tampa, that is where the track could jog to. it depends on where this hard turn is made. after that, it looks like the storm is going to maybe make a second landfall in either georgia or south carolina. that could happen as early as monday or tuesday.

we'll talk more about this and the other two hurricanes out there in the atlantic. one of them will become a major hurricane in the next day or so. >> you can get the latest track of the storm with the l nbc 10 app and see photos of the damage and get instant alerts sent right to your phone. we have a look of video of damage left behind. littered the streets there. more than 1 million people are without power on the island. now the storm is setting its sights on thest u.s. it ha tim furlong left philadelphia yesterday and headed for south florida where people are preparing for the storm this afternoon. he joins us live. >> strong words from florida's governor about the need toe vascular wait. and so tell us what the feeling is where you are right now. >> reporter: people are heeding the warnings. it's kind of a weird thing. you see for some people it's a quiet day in. this otherwise busy town. but you can see people out on the beach enjoying the day in that beautiful blue water.

we come back this way and you can see a lot of signs. a lot of businesses aren't open. you come up here and see they put up warnings all over town. police have been driving up and down the broadwalk. they have been telling this is a state of emergency and need to get out of this town. you can see a lot of businesses that aren't already closed up and ready for the storm are getting ready now. it's a mad dash to get ready and get out. traffic is backed up as far as the eye i can. millions are trying to leave and at the same time gas stations are running dry. >> it is a mad house. i don't want to run out of gas on the road.

>> we have seen what hurricane irma can do. 185 mile per hour winds devastated the area with storm clouds on the horizon, business. s are boarding up. >> we boarded up the house and are hoping for the best. it's all we can do. >> reporter: some are choosing to stay, at least for now. >> i don't think i could be safer anywhere else. >> state and local leaders are advising against that saying the risk is not worth it. >> regardless of which coast, be prepared to evacuate. this storm can change. >> reporter: people should have started thinking about evacuating yesterday. i think what happened is there's been some talk that the track of the hurricane and people are thinking to wait it out. some of the buildings were built after hurricane andrew. but even those people are telling us at this point here in hollywood beach, they are thinking, it's probably a good idea to get out. >> what about for you getting around and getting gas and the lines we have seen. is it difficult to navigate because of all those problems? >> reporter: it's starting to become a little frustrating and

worrisome. i have my wife and kids worrying about me at home. i told them we are not going to put ourselves in real danger, but the gas station is going to be an interesting ordeal tonight. we haven't been able to find any gas all day today. we have half a tank in an suv. we don't e know where to go for gas. we have seen some places where they are complete ly closed off. they have roped them with crime scene tape and said we don't have anymore. people are 50 cars deep and waiting over an hour and a half to get there. you get to the front and there's no gas left. so tonight we'll have to sit in one of those lines and just hope we get some gas. if we don't get some gas, i'm not exactly sure what we're going to do. we were able to stock up on food supplies and individual bottles of water. we couldn't get any cases of water. so we have some concerns about the next couple days here in south florida. >> certainly makes it challenging and reminiscent of during sandy. local red cross workers are heading south to lend a hand.

we were at philadelphia international airport as the executive director of the tricounty chapter boarded a flight for south carolina to organize volunteers. >> one thing that just keeps us going is we're doing good. we're helping the people. we're providing some safety, skurlt, emotional support and helping them get through it. >> other workers from our area are headed to florida. some are already there. taking a live look at philadelphia international, where people are pouring in from florida, they are not taking any chances. our coverage continues with lauren mayk live at the airport. >> these people getting out for good reason. >> reporter: this is a powerful storm, but escaping is it is a little tricky in this case because of the size of the storm and the path, that cone that is

going north in florida may not be the answer. so what some people are doing are boarding up their homes, packing up kids and pets and coming here. in the philadelphia airport, young families safelien of the and finally a little bit peaceful. >> it was stressful. i'm just now starting to get a little bit relaxed. >> reporter: he spent the past few days in miami in a flurry of preparations to get out of harm's way as hurricane irma approaches. >> i really wasn't tracking it until monday that i saw that it was going to go through miami and we needed to do something because of the baby. >> they are staying with family here where philadelphia is a safe haven for those fleeing the storm. >> she was called in as a first responder. >> i have been through storms before. and we stay just about every

time, but this one was too strong. so we left. >> her son-in-law picking them up today. >> do you feel better knowing she's here? >> 100%. we're glad they are here. >> reporter: he joked with so much luggage, they are moving in. but in all seriousness, it's unclear when they will be able to go back. >> how will you know when to go back? >> by watching the news down there and calling friends and neighbors to see if it's safe to come home. >> they are here or one-way tickets. some people i talked to do have return trips scheduled for early next week, but at this point, they don't know whether they will be on them. i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> soldiers from south jersey getting seth. and the lessons they learned during hurricane sandy could help save lives.

ted greenberg has that story new at 4:30 as our coverage of hurricane irma continues. lester holt is in florida as hurricane irma approaches. he's going to anchor "nbc nightly news" live from miami as nbc 10 and nbc news bring you round the clock coverage of this historic storm ob air and on the nbc 10 app. happening now, the temple university community is gathering to remember a student whose killing sent shock waves through the campus. she died one week ago after she was seen leaving a bar be w a man now charged with her murder. a somber afternoon there. >> this community is still reeling after that murder. the speaker portion just wrapped up. we're all the founders garden in the center of campus. and right over here, this is where everybody is still gathering. 200 people are out here and on that ledge right over there.

you can see some of the folks writing some heartfelt messages to the family. temple's president says he's devastated. he called jenna a role model. not only are the people here remembering her but co-workers are doing things in her honor. >> everyone loved jenna. everyone knew her. she was an amazing person. she was a breath of fresh air. she was different. >> reporter: inside this clothing store, the memory lives on. it was here where she worked for the last seven months. her former co-workers including alanis came up with the idea to have a section in her honor to highlight the temple student's unique character. >> her aunt was in here yesterday and gave us a big hug saying thank you so much for doing this. it means a lot. >> she was found dead over the weekend in wayne county. her body stuffed in a blue tote.

investigators say she was targeted by. the two leaving a bar early thursday morning. her friends on the job tell us they started to worry immediately when e she didn't show up. >> we were just like that's not like jenna. she's always on time. it was not like her at all. >> people continue to stick around and pay their respects. you hear the word shock a lot. that's quite frankly overused. here it is not. a lot of people are still in disbelief over what happened. for now we're live at temple's campus, nbc 10 news. to this now, the cousins charged with killing four men on a farm appeared in court.

>> the families of those four victims got to see the pair accused of killing their loves ones. he faced the judge via video feed. he's accused of planning the murders of jimmy patrick. he told the judge his lawyer explained the charges against him. >> nbc 10 was there as his cousin was escorted back into the north hampton county prison. he was wearing the red prison jump suit and walked with a noticeable limp. this was after he appeared before the judge in doils town. authorities say the victims were lured through the farm for what they thought would be a drug deal. they were shot to death once they got there. nbc 10's deanna durante was in court today. we'll ha have a live report at 5:00. new details in the case of this video showing a man being shot in the back and killed by a philadelphia police officer. today we learned that officer

will be fired. aundrea cline-thomas is on the story this afternoon. activists have been calling for this officer to be fired. they have been calling for that for weeks. what are they saying about today's announcement. >> they want it to be taken a step further and have him charged and convicted of murder. those decisions are not made horror at police headquarters, but what the commissioner will say is that officer violated numerous policies including stopping david jones in the first place. the surveillance video shows david jones running away as officer ryan howe fired two shots, one striking davis jones in the back. >> i saw it. and that's where it starts and stops. they were want the tring witnesses of a separate incident including two children. they were driving his dirt bike erratically. david jones had a gun and police

for it. ts officer's gun jammed when trying to fire his first shot. that move was justified, but he was unarmed and as much as 35 feet away when the officers third shot was fired. >> because jones never looked back in the video and his hands were empty. he posed no eminent threat. >> during the three-month investigation, the cases sparked protests in the city. most recently outside of the officer's house. organizers showed up at the police department today. >> we will show back up at his house. but for now the officer is deemed only in violation of departmental policy. jones' family says they also want to see the officer put in jail. >> i don't get it.

now this case is in the hands of the attorney general, who will determine if criminal charges will be filed. for the police union, they called protesters rabid. animals. they have no comment tonight and we tried to reach out to the officer but were unable to get him on the phone. you're going to hear more from david jones' family. a manufacturing company is opening its doors in camden. >> while this is exciting for economic development, it's costing taxpayers. the opening of the plant means thousands of jobs. >> the city that was willing to

wo work. >> they made the move because it got a great deal from the state. $260 million in tax breaks. donald trump jr. testified about his meeting with a russian lawyer back during the election. he was telling investigators he met with the lawyer to find out what information they had about the qualifications for office. trump jr. said nothing came from the meeting. just a few hours ago, president trump addressed reporters at a news conference. the president praised the leader for taking a strong role in trying to end the crisis. trump said they need to work together in the fight against isis. germany's chancellor and the president of china are calling for tougher sanctions against north korea following its latest nuclear test. president putin said russia is

ready to offer economic corporation to north korea. also today south korea deployed additional high-techen anti-missile defense systems to counter north korea's ballistic missiles. protesters said it's one that will raise tensions with north korea and china rather than solving the problem. >> things kind of cleared out in our area. >> unb like the rain. >> we ended up with a decent afternoon. e we could still see a few spotty showers here and there. and tomorrow as well. i'll show you why in a moment. we have a few clouds with some sunshine. 73 degrees right now. that's almost 10 degrees below average. e we don't have pouring rain. feels like 73 and winds are out of the west. we're quiet here other than the clouds. but if we expand it just a little bit, you'll see that

yesterday we talked about this area of low pressure that was just right over the great lakes. it's taking the heavier rain with it. as these bands wrap around, we could get clipped tonight or tomorrow. i think the models want to put some in for saturday morning. that trough is is going to move out of here and not going to help us getting r inting rid of threat. this is going to be the steering mechanism to help to turn the big hurricane and hopefully turn it in time to avoid catastrophic damage across the east coast. for us we'll be looking at west winds. could see tomorrow an isolated shower coming in. a chilly start to the day in th maybe a wrap around shower from that big area of low pressure. we'll satday only the low 70s. maybe a sprinkle there as well. it will be a chilly but sunny

saturday. and we'll have lots of sunshine in the mid-70s. now it does have a path that's going to take it right through perhaps the terks and cay koes. this is an idea of how far it extends. but from here out, that's the winds that were the hurricane force winds from 70 to 175 miles an hour. from the eye out to 185 miles, 's looking at the winds. from 40 to 74 miles an hour. so you can see why this is going to affect a large part of the east coast. doesn't want to move it. there we go. we have three hurricanes out there. the first one katya is in the gulf of mexico. 80 mile an hour winds. it's a category 1.

we're not too worried about that. here is irma. irma headed toward the united states. 175 mile an hour winds. that's category 5. and out here is jose. jose is now a category 2. it will become a category 3. it will stay out to sea, but they have issued warnings now for all those people that got hit so hard in the le ward islands. that's going to track directly over them. they are being told to prepare for another direct strike from another very large hurricane. 75 for us tomorrow with a mix of sun and clouds. maybe an isolated sprinkle. 71 on saturday. 74 on sunday. on monday, 77. clouds will move in. and our look at irma may start as early as tuesday, wednesday or thursday extending perhaps into early on friday. guys? our coverage of hurricane irma continues. coming up, racing the storm and winning.

they managed to escape between bands of the huge storm. arrest outrage, who is speak out after this violent arrest of a nurse that made national headlines. and sleepless nights. a report on just how little women resf their eyes and one thing that appears to be a factor. first here's a look at the closing bell on wall street where both the dow and s&p closed slightly lower. the nasdaq was up.

the police chief is responding to thousands of e ca posts from across the nation about this video. police arrested this nurse after she refused to give an officer

blood from a patient without a warrant. >> this wit was a mistake. it was a mistake. i talked to the nurse on the phone. i apologized. we will do better. >> the chief also says he should have been quicker to put the arresting officer on leave after that incident. back to hurricane irma, it's racing toward the state of florida this afternoon. our coverage b continues straight ahead. >> up next, eateries, why experts say waffle house has predicted power when is it comes to colossal storms. >> soldiers from new jersey getting set to head south as irma takes aim at florida. i'm ted greenberg, how lessons learned during hurricane sandy that help save lives on this mission. and i'm tracking hurricane irma. we'll find out exactly how this could affect us in the form of rain and the timing and also the track still a powerful category

5 storm with 175 mile an hour winds. come on back. also don't let that bouquet of flowers fool you. this man stole thousands of dollars from an assisted living home and need your help finding him.

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the impact of irma, people picking up the pieces after the hurricane tore through several islands. at least nine people are dead and thousands more are homeless. . >> hurricane irma is flooding parts of the dominican republic as it roars by. irma continues on a path that could lead to.

people are preparing and evacuating. officials are working hard to make sure they are ready for irma and its kmafr math. >> we are keeping an eye on the track of irma. >> we like to look the at the spaghetti models, but there's the cone of uncertainty that's back and torte from west to east. there's a new update. let's go to tammieeuropean mode saying? >> the european model is going further west which is bad news for the west coast. they have mandatory e evacuations for anybody on the water. they have to be out starting tomorrow morning. they have just issued that. and that includes st. petersburg and clear water. 175 mile an hour winds, it's on a course to take it across the terks and cay koes. and straight into florida.

this is an amazing hurricane. just because it doesn't have 185 mile an hour winds, it doesn't matter. now the cone goes right up florida. but look at the whole cone. not the center line. up in georgia, up to savannah and in towards charleston. this is the one that makes me neshs. it has been so spot on. it takes it straight up the florida e peninsula. this is the same timing.

it goes right through florida. it's near tampa. that's bad news because the sea floor here is shallow and slopy, they can get a good surge going. hurricane force winds up to the central portion of the state. we'll talk about our forecast, when i come back in a few minut minutes. >> as irma swirls, soldiers are getting set to head south. >> ted greenberg has the story. >> reporter: equipment loaded up for what may be a life-save iin mission in florida. >> i'm actually eager to get down there and start helping people as quickly as possible. >> some 130 sol swrers from the new jersey army national guard getting ready to deploy to the southeast tomorrow with about 40 heavy duty high wheeled trucks.

members of the guard's 253rd transportation company expecting to help florida authorities rescue people from flooding caused by hurricane irma. along with moving supplies or other items through high water. >> you call, we haul. >> reporter: they will also come armed with lessons learned five years ago at home during hurricane sandy. >> one thing e we learned from sandy is to be prepared for the unexpected. florida came to new jersey and said we'd like your national guard to help us. >> reporter: they have a lot of muscle. they can haul five tons of cargo and navigate through flood water up to three feet deep. for jose getty, the mission will take him away from his fiance and their 8-month-old son for at least two to three weeks. >> it's a little stressful for me. >> i'm worried about him. i'm worried about who is going to watch the baby. we're supposed to be getting married the end of the month. is he going to be back?

>> reporter: answers not likely to be known until after irma rolls out. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> she's known locally as the cannoli queen for running a popular food truck. she was stuck in it the dominican republic as hurricane irma got closer and closer. today she thanked an angel who helped get her out just in time. that story is ahead at 5:00 as our coverage of hurricane irma continues. lester holt is in florida as hurricane irma approaches. he anchors "nbc nightly news" live from miami tonight as nbc 10 and nbc news bring you round the clock coverage of this historic storm on air and on the nbc 10 app. more news here at home. a man is dead after he was run over by a bulldozer in a philadelphia construction site. it happened just before 6:30 this morning. sky force 10 was overhead in holmesburg. the 59-year-old victim died at the scene. some of the other stories

we're following county by county at 4:00. we start in delaware county. an arrest in a cold case murder from ten years ago. the 34-year-old was brooklyn has been charged in the stabbing death of gary jenkins. the 45-year-old was found beat. en and stabbed back in may of 2007. dna from the sceneç linked himo the case. in gloucester county, one person is dead after a crash on route 42. it happened overnight in washington township. the crash damaged a utility pole which now needs to be replaced. in cumberland county, officials cut the ribbon on a brand new shopping center. nbc 10 was at the community prayer room for today's ceremony. it's one of several locations to take part in today's ribbon cutting gala. they are. wrapping up the radio-thon.

it's part of their choose to give program. a new home for amazon. the company says its looking to open a new headquarters. what the mayor says about bringing the company here. tossing and turning, what new research reveals about women and sleep and the one factor that could be keeping them from getting enough sleep. hurricane irma is battering many tourists areas. what you should do if the storm is affecting your travel plans, all new at 5:00.

now to an eye opening report to how they rest their eyes. the center for health statistics says one in three women do not get enough sleep. hormone changes leading up to and during menopause appear to be a factor. it's recommended most adults get seven hours of sleep each night. preferably eight. amazon announced plans for a second north american

headquarters. it will employ 50,000 workers and cost $5 billion to build and operate. amazon's accepting proposals for potential host cities. new york, toronto, dallas and pittsburgh seem very interested and chicago may be another contender. philadelphia mayor tweeted the intentions. we think philadelphia would be b a prime location for amazon that would make people smile. look forward to submitting a proposal. fly where others fear to tread. >> the packed flight that ended up winning. our coverage of the storm continues straight ahead. >> and i'm tracking irma. look at this. all the computer models coming into line. it's florida that irma will be visiting. we'll talk about all this in the timing when i come back. and a major milestone for a philadelphia native. we'll tell you about the special honor for mo'ne davis.

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a lot of eyes on the 4-year-old future king as he goes to school. check out this video of prince william walking his first born prince george to his first day of school this morning. he said later the day was a success. princess kate could not make it because of morning sickness. the royal couple is due with their third child some time in the spring. back to hurricane irma. a delta flight flew right into the storm yesterday and made it out safely. it made it from new york to san juan, puerto rico and after 40 minutes on the ground, it was able to through the outer bands. but managed to arrive back in

new york ahead of schedule. i'm sure the passengers were thrilled too. the waffle house index an important way for fema to tell how catastrophic a storm is to a region. how does it work? if the waffle house reports red, all restaurants are closed. well owe indicates they are open with a limited menu. green means all are open and sign signals to fema the community is starting to bounce back. >> i do love a waffle house. >> let's get the latest on this. it's changing as we have been mentioning. >> we do have a change to that cone.

we have this area of low pressure that's beginning to edge eastward out of the great lakes region. the whole thing can be unlog jammed. here is the trough that's stuck with this area of low pressure that's spinning. it will actually flow right along the lines of this trough. once it moves off to the east. the timing can mean the difference of when that turns and heads northward. we're going to be looking at temperatures that will drop into

the 50s tonight. you may want to toss a blanket on the bed. winds will continue out of the west. here is some of the wrap around moisture from the area of low pressure scooting out of the great lakes. we'll see temperatures in the low 70s. ample sunshine on saturday. maybe a few sprinkles out there. it will be another cool day close to 70 degrees. and on sunday, we'll be in many the mid-70s on sunday. here's another look at irma. this is the category 5 storm. 175 mile an hour winds headed towards the terurks and caicos a line to take it into florida. unless it makes that hard turn first. it stays over open water. no mountains to rip it apart. it downgrades to a 4. it looks like the cone now has shifted a little bit further to the west. the earlier track i showed you took it back out over the water. now it's staying over land.

which is not good. landfall may be some time very early on sunday morning. continuing on up through florida. so now this is the center of the cone which is shifting west. that's bad news. that's not what anybody wants to see here. here they all come and they are so much in agreement to be right on florida or right off the east coast. and now a lot more of them are taking it up the west coast. that is bad news for the west coast of florida. they have not seen a direct hit in tampa since 1921. that storm put the city under ten feet of water. that was only a category 3 storm. we have three hurricanes. we have irma we have been talking about. we have jose, which is now a major hurricane. it has 120 mile an hour winds. jose has a track that will take it right over all of these islands. the leeward islands have been issued plenty of warnings about that. and finally, we have katya. it is a category 1. it's spinning in the gulf of

mexico. it's going to be a big rain producer expected to make landfall. three storms are lined up. three hurricanes were in the impact same spots and this one i worked in tampa in 2010. . e gor was the eye storm where irma is it on our facebook page. it's also up on our website.ç there's something you rarely see. >> irma is moving over really warm. 90 degree water. jet fuel for it. >> there's shear to tear it apart at this point. it will ener a little shear. whether it stays a 5 or a 4 if it goes straight up florida t will weaken a little, but that means hurricane force winds across the entire peninsula, which will be even more devastating than if it stayed offshore. >> you have another model coming out. an update in about ten minutes. >> we'll have the official coming out at 5:00. we'll see you soon. >> up next, the eagles

quarterback opens up about the one thing that helped him handle the pressures of playing in philadelphia. also chasing the last fli t flight. . new at 5:00, we'll show you one local couple's carace to get ho before hurricane irma tore through the caribbean. i'm danny.

you're danny? i'm steve. joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. no different from everyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. steve called fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. lauren's the spark that started the fire. the goal is keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment.

carr carson wentz is about to embark on its second season of the signal caller. they open their season on sunday. >> john clark sat down with carson wentz before. the start of the season. and asked them about faith and football. >> he's really at peace with everything in his life.

carson wentz is the guy they have hicked their wagon too. we sat down for an exclusive conversation and asked about his passion. >> that's always number one priority. so for football, i always just recognize there's a bigger picture.

that's sunday at 9:30. a power hour of football getting you ready for the season opener. eagles game plan in studio. that's at 10:00 and after the game john clark is has full highlights and reaction on eagles game day final. >> lots more news ahead. >> here are keith jones and erin coleman. >> two cousins charged in the bucks county murder spree faced a judge today. >> what they revealed about the murders and after one of the killings. and i'm tracking irma. we should have new information at 5:00. and perhaps know when we're going to see remnants of their record breaking storm. and it couldn't be a

prettier day in south florida. you look at the beautiful beach north of miami. we all know what's coming. a lot of people now doing what they can to prepare. when nbc 10 news comes right back.

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to 70% of the island and claimed three lives. >> this is the damage that irma cause rd a scary site. buildings levelled. you can see debris scattered throughout that area. the dutch government caused the aftermath devastating. a live look at radar as a powerful category 5 hurricane now 70 miles from the terurks a caicos islands as it goes barrelling towards the florida coast. i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. we have team coverage of the path. tim furlong is live miami as people brace for the storm. >> they sent a message out saying their server may be crashing at times. you can see the well-defined eye. this thing is strengthening. it's moving west to at 16 miles

an hour on a course with terurk and caicos. after that, florida. it's beginning to look more and more like that turn. that much-needed turn to keep it off of land. it's not going to happen fast enough. so still 175 mile an hour winds. and now up to 40 miles south of grand turk. so we're going through the turks and caicos. we're not going to go through the bahamas. probably the cone is going to keep it off of the mountainous areas of cuba. the far southern part would be there. this would be sunday morning. then we go up the coast and it stays over land. and that is going to be up in the northern portion perhaps of florida