it crashed off the coast of florida. a memorial is growing outside citizens bank park as phillies fans remember the all-star's legacy. rosemary connors shows us the tribute and the latest on the investigation tonight. >> reporter: we are very interested in what additional witnesses may have to tell us. the ntsb will likely look at this cellphone video showing roy halladay flying high and low moments before the crash in the gulf of mexico off the coast of st. petersburg, florida. >> a lot of witnesses have said that the plane was maneuvering at low altitudes. >> reporter: this afternoon investigators waded into four feet of water to recover all of the wreckage from the icon a5 plane. halladay owned the first 2018 model manufactured by the company. the evidence includes two data recorders, but the plane was not equipped with a voice recorder. the aftermath shows the extent of the crash impact. the ntsb does not yet know how the beloved former phillies pitcher died but expects to have

a preliminary report in seven to ten days. in the meantime investigators are trying to confirm bwhat they've learned so far. >> no mayday call was made. often it takes days for the information to come out and then we find out differently. it's all preliminary. it can change and we are working it out. >> reporter: rosemary connors, nbc10 news. on the nbc10 app you can read how the sports world is remembering roy halladay, plus watch the full video showing the moments before his plane crashed. right now at 6:00, a pennsylvania state trooper shot during a traffic stop saved his own life. corporal seth kelly pulled a tourniquet like this one from his belt and put it on himself after being shot multiple times. >> corporal kelly is still in the hospital tonight in critical condition. the 13-year veteran of the force will have another surgery either tonight or tomorrow. >> the suspect, daniel clary,

faces attempted murder charges. he was arraigned in his hospital bed today. investigators say he resisted arrest, started to fight with troopers and then began shooting. it happened yesterday morning in plainfield township, northampton county. as cars were driving by. >> nbc10's steven fisher is live at the state police in bethlehem tonight. corporal kelly saved his life with a tool every state trooper has. >> reporter: each patrol officer has one of these tourniquets that i have wrapped around my leg to show you. police say after the trooper was shot he then was able to, with his mindset and strength, to somehow fasten one of these tourniquets around one of his wounds by ultimately went a long way in saving his life. >> first shots fired. >> reporter: 13-year veteran corporal seth kelly and ryan siepal found themselves in a

gunfight yesterday with 22-year-old daniel clary. >> mr. clary runs around the front of his vehicle and reaches into the driver's side window which is down and pulls out a gun. >> reporter: clary was tased by the troopers but freed himself and sprayed a number of bullets towards the troopers. >> there is one trooper shot. >> reporter: corporal kelly was struck several times in the neck, shoulder and leg but continued to fire back. >> he falls over the guy rail. after that he is still firing rounds into mr. clary's vehicle. >> the vehicle took off southbound on route 33. >> reporter: some of the rounds struck clary who drove himself to the hospital. corporal kelly was left along route 33 critically wounded. >> it was a bad scene. he was no in good shape when we were there. >> reporter: police say he never gave up and pound it in himself to apply a tourniquet to one of the wounds before help could arrive. >> he carries a tourniquet on his belt. he was able to have the

wherewithal to pull it off his belt and apply it to one of his wounds. more than likely saving his own life. >> reporter: trooper siple is on administrative leave. corporal kelly remains in critical condition at the hospital. i am told he will undergo another surgery within the next 24 hours. reporting live. steven fisher, nbc10 news. >> a fighter, steven. all right. the suspect today was officially charged with attempted murder. police say daniel clary admitted to shooting at cthe officers. the 22-year-old has had trouble with the law before, pleading guilty to disorderly conduct for a fight in 2014. his neighbors in monroe county say they never expected this. >> it's unsettling to know because it could have happened at any moment. >> clary was shot in the back of the neck and side. he will be in the hospital before he is transferred to

prison. we will post updates on the investigation. the moment we get new information on the free nbc10 app. sign up for breaking news alerts so you will be the first to know. now to your first alert neighborhood weather. it's time to break ow tut the h, gloves and bigger coats. it's a cold night as we look live along boathouse row. feeling like winter in delaware. a live look at the wilmington skyline. bringing in first alert chief meteorologist tammie souza. definitely a chill in the air tonight. >> we call them puffy coats, jim. >> puffy coats. big coat. >> pull all the coats out and put them on. we'll feel that especially by friday. it will be really chilly then. outside right now it has turned into a beautiful night. we actually had plenty of sunshine this afternoon and a nice sunset out there. here are the highs today. we reached 52 in philadelphia. should be at 59 this time of year. 50 in reading. 44 for mount pocono. mount holly, 48.

atlantic city 50. the water in the atlantic ocean is warmer than anywhere on land at 63 degrees. at this hour we've dropped to 47 in philadelphia, 42 in reading, 33 in mount pocono, approaching the freezing mark. 47 in millville and mount holly at 45 with wildwood at 46 degrees. we are going to tumble into the 30s tonight. we are only going to recover to the 50s tomorrow. that's a gift from mother nature. it's short lived. then we really crash. 43 friday. 42 saturday and the morning lows will likely be in the 20s. the daytime feels like will be in the 30s. it will be pretty raw the end of the week. we'll talk about this in your neighborhood when i come back. >> 20 decision 2017 now. democrat fiphil murphy was thanking people in hoboken today. he beat kim guadagno by 12 percentage points. murphy is blasting president trump saying his administration

would stand up to the white house. tonight marks one year since president trump was elected. >> he is marking the anniversary overseas as he travels in asia. >> he tweeted this afternoon, quote, congratulations to all of the deplorables and the millions of people who gave us a massive electoral college landslide victory. deplorables in quotation marks, a reference to hillary clinton using the term to refer to some of his supporters during the campaign season last year. a billionaire with ties to atlantic city is being investigated for a move he made while he was serving as an adviser to president trump. prosecutors subpoenaed carl icahn's company wanting to know if he pushed for a federal policy change that would have benefited one of his investments while he was a presidential adviser. icahn owns the tropicana casino in a.c. he sold the shuttered trump taj mahal earlier this year. texas officials have released the names and ages of all of the people shot is and killed during worship services

on sunday. today vice president mike pence is visiting the community to offer condolences and support. plane touched down in texas two hours ago. today we are also learning more about the suspect. four women tell the san antonio express news that devin kelley either sexually assaulted or harassed them. a police officer came face to face with a teen accused of shooting him. the man had his first hearing since being charged with attempted murder. the judge denied bail after considering his past arrests. officer patrick o'hanlon showed up despite being in a wheelchair as he recovers. a shooting in bucks county. two shooters start to unload bullets into a car with the driver and passenger inside. this happens outside apartments in bristol.

the car sped in reverse and dit a dumpster. the driver was shot but will be okay. police are looking for the shooters tonight. new at 6:00. delaware says it is making a dent in the deadly opioid epidemic by giving out fewer opioid prescriptions. today the state announced a 12% drop in the prescriptions in the last six months. that's when new regulations went into effect to limit the number of opioid prescriptions doctors give. the state hopes it will lead to fewer people becoming addicted to the drugs. thousands are signing up to get medical marijuana in pennsylvania. today governor wolf announced 3800 patients and 200 care-givers signed up for the state's patient registry that launched a week ago. the governor says the response shows a vital need for medical marijuana. the state hopes to make the drug available to patients by next year. liberations continue tomorrow in the federal bribery trial of former senator bob menendez. today the jury asked to be ex

excused early to avoid rush hour traffic. he is accused for taking bribes from a friend, a wealthy doctor, in exchange for favors. both have denied wrong doing. how philadelphia is making a patch of dirt into a $3 billion project and maybe the new home to amazon. later, the mystery of carson wentz. what the eagles quarterback does when you can't see him. that may be why he has been so good so far this season. t comes to

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all new at 6:00. philadelphia is hoping to get amazon's attention tonight with a new ground-breaking right here. >> this patch of dirt will transform into a $3.5 billion multi-use project. officials are hoping it becomes amazon's new home. >> reporter: it's the city's latest field of dreams. a $3.5 billion community constructed on 14 acres in university city, called schuylkill yards. >> every great story has a beginning, and today marks that. for schuylkill yards. >> reporter: a who's who of elected officials and business leaders broke ground on phase one today. a 1.3 acre public park called

drexel square, on the corner of 30th and market. >> what used to be a parking lot, used to be nondescript, is now one of the best parks in the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: ceo of brandywine trust reality, jerry sweeney, is the master developer, charged with creating a space for educators, innovators, researchers, residents and retailers to collaborate and create the city's innovation hub. >> this is the beginning of tomorrow. we are really excited about it. >> reporter: it's also where the city is proposing amazon put its second headquarters. philly is among many other cities hoping to win the amazon lottery. >> this site has had everything amazon was looking for. >> reporter: but beyond the proposals lies the prospect of jobs. a project this large and long-lasting is putting people to work. >> an opportunity to work construction on projects like this, to get full-time jobs here, and we are really going to concentrate on that as well. >> reporter: phase one is

scheduled to be done next fall. the entire multi-billion dollar project could take up to 20 years. when it's done this entire area will look completely different. at university city, dray clark, nbc10 news. the nfl players union is making sure that the nfl community does its part to honor veterans this weekend. >> today they passed a resolution calling for the veterans day moment of silence act to be recognized this sunday. this comes after calls on social media to boycott this week's games in response to player protests during the anthem. the union says they are working with the league to implement the moment of silence. turning now to your first alert neighborhood weather. it's cold out now. only getting colder. a live look down broad street in center city. coats are a must if you are out and about. breezy earlier today, not so windy anymore. a live look at the flags. >> bringing in first alert chief meteorologist tammie souza. no more fooling around, right?

real cold coming this weekend. >> real cold. i feel like a broken record. i have been saying it so long. let's embrace it. it's an early taste of winter. i am sure we'll kick it out of here and get back to 60 degrees in nine or ten days. until then we'll deal with highs in the 50s, 40s and maybe highs in the 30s. 47 in philadelphia right now. feels-like 44. breaking out the windchill. winds out of east to 6. a few high, thin clouds. this is where we are going tonight. overnight dropping to 38 in philadelphia. 32 for mount pocono. 38 in wilmington. mount holly 38. warmer along the jersey shore because the atlantic ocean is about 63 degrees. so it's keeping it nice and warm along the shore. 52 in atlantic city. reading you'll hit 37, doylestown, 34 degrees. let's scoot to tomorrow. philadelphia, 57. a few degrees shy of where we should be this time of year. we get up to mount pocono. 42. reading, 47. dover, 57.

and atlantic city, 58. tomorrow, not too bad. winds are a little bit more southerly. then it gets cold. this is going to be your friday morning. 30 in philadelphia. 19 for mount pocono. 30 in wilmington. 27 in doylestown. 34 in atlantic city, a way from the water. that's the first night that we could see freezing across the area. look at this. friday by 2:00 in the afternoon we are struggling to get above freezing across much of the area. we may only make it to the upper 30s. a few low 40s. windchills in the 30s all day. saturday just as cold. saturday mong rning in the 20s. 26 in philadelphia, 27 in millville. you will need the big puffy jacket, throw the extra blanket on the bed and bring your pets in. it's a shock to their system too. clouds to the south, a few showers to the south. watching the cold front as it drifts in through the northern plains and into minnesota.

it's got very cold air behind it. that's the push of cold air that we will receive the end of the week. prior to that we will see northerly winds, maybe we get a weak front tomorrow bringing scattered showers in the afternoon to the lehigh valley, making it through philadelphia in early to mid evening. and off the atlantic coast by about midnight. behind that winds turn to the west and then the north. then here it comes. the cold air comes spilling in and stays with us until we start to maybe warm back into the 50s by sunday. this is your time line. clear air. that means all the warmth is headed out into the atmosphere. for tonight, 38 in philadelphia. 38 in south jersey. 34 in the pennsylvania suburbs. warmest spot will be right on the jersey shore. 47 there. tomorrow we are going to be looking at a mix of sun and clouds. we could see a sprinkle or shower late in the day. it's not a big washout. just a chance of a scattered shower. 56 in philadelphia. 53 in the lehigh valley. 54 for the jersey shore. 55 in delaware. ten-day on 10 finally gets us

back to where we should be but not until day nine. 56 tomorrow. 41 friday. the morning low will be below freezing. thursday night into friday morning. veterans day, 24 or 25. in philadelphia. colder in the outlying areas. both days will feel like the 30s all day with the windchill. 52 sunday. clouds moving in. could see rain late in the day. into monday the rain keeps us a little bit warmer believe it or not. the entire week is spent in the 50s and finally we get back to where we should be next thursday and friday, which is the upper 50s. guys. big question. should you start bracing yourself for a brutally cold and snowy winter? nbc10 first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is making his cold and snow predictions in his long-range winter forecast so you know what to expect. don't miss it tonight at 11:00 here on nbc10. john. hey, coming up, chase utley

and charlie manuel remember roy halladay and how doc was going to return to the phils before he died. that is next.

john clark from nbc sports philadelphia. the phillies are grieving the loss of roy halladay. i am told he was officially going to rejoin the phils next season as a coach coaching minor leaguers in clearwater. a make-shift memorial at citizens bank park. fans have been stopping by and leaving mementos.

his former teammate chase utley was heart broken when he got the news saying "doc" was a once-in-a-lifetime player. >> in spring training, he made me look like a little leaguer out there. he was a man among boys. it's important to reflect upon all the positive things that he not only did for major league baseball but for the phillies and his teammates. he really made his teammates better. >> from day one our players started to depend on him a whole lot. that's kind of who he was. roy halladay was a mentally tough guy. you didn't see that side of hem a whole lot, like in the clubhouse and things like that. in his own way, just who he was, he led by example. he was a tough guy. he wanted to be. >> roy should go into the phillies wall of fame in the next two years and cooperstown. last night the sixers beat the jazz. five straight wins in six

seasons. ben simmons averaging better numbers than lebron james did through his first ten games in the nba. last night the sixers won without two starters. joel embiid and jerryd bayless. >> we push. we fight through it. there are guys who step up. he missed two great players from the team and two guys stepped up. >> the eagles are the betting favorites for the super bowl now. carson wentz the favorite for mvp. can you believe it? carson puts in the work. first one in, last to leave. her is his quarterbacks coach, john, are you surprised by all this? >> no. not really. carson is one of those guys that's -- he is a guy that nothing surprises you with the way he prepares, the way he conducts himself in the building on a day-to-day basis, interacts with his teammates. works, detail-oriented. really nothing surprises me. >> can't wait for the second half of the season. we're right back after this.

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look at this beautiful shot courtesy of sky force 10. thanks, guys, for flying over center city. beautiful night. it's cold and it's going to get colder. >> sure is. you'll wake up in the 30s tomorrow morning and get even colder by the end of the week. we will have a few mornings we wake up in the 20s. that's philadelphia. not mount pocono. tomorrow we'll wake up in 38 in philadelphia. 56 for the high. don't be lured into security by the 56, though, because a high of only 41 on friday if we are lucky. we will feel like the 30s all day. 42 on thursday. both nights could easily be in the 20s. 29 on sunday morning. then we're back into the 50s but with rain sunday night and monday. the first hard freeze will be probably friday morning, saturday morning, sunday morning. so that's the end of the growing season. there you go. >> mm-hmm. put my jaw back up here. ready for it. all right. >> hot cocoa, cider.

>> that's the news at six. thanks for watching. i am jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. next up is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. see you at 11:00. tonight, a bombshell new allegation against kevin spacey. a former tv news anchor who says spacey sexually assaulted her son. >> shame on you for what you did to my son. >> a mom demanding justice. an alarming new report about airport security, tsa screeners and equipment failing most undercover tests. are more major changes coming? democrats celebrating dominating victories in races across the country. some republicans worry, blaming president trump. what it could mean for 20 2018. final moments caught on camera, the crash that killed baseball star roy halladay. possible clues to what caused the crash new information about the fight against breast cancer