that's what it feels like. >> let's bring in tammie souza, the temperatures really going to drop tonight. >> going to drop near record territory. we might break a couple records the next few nights. it's icy out there, which is why i've got to ice cubes behind me. the entire region is under a first alert for an arctic blast. i know we get cold during the winter but this is an extreme blast for this time of year. that's why it's kind of a big deal. it's not what we've been used today for the last couple of months, especially with the record breaking warmth in october. we'll be bitterly cold tomorrow, some places not making it to 40 tomorrow with a wind chill tomorrow that could be in the teens and 20s at times. it's going to be cold and gusty as far as the winds go for the remainder of the evening and into tomorrow morning. it will feel like the teens and 20s. some places like the poconos, the feels like might be zero. we'll see the near record cold out there. look at the cold front which has dropped across much of the

nation. now let's look at billings, montana, at 40. and look at philadelphia, at 35. you know it's cold when we're colding than bi colder than montana. it's 27 right now in pittsburgh. 30 in allentown, 35 in wilmington. 35 in philadelphia. 36 in wildwood. 35 in atlantic city. it will continue to be cold overnight. we'll drop to 24 in philadelphia. 20 in coatesville. 22 in vineland and 21 in atlantic city. those are the actual air temperatures. when i come back i'll share the wind chill feels like with you. >> stay on top of the weather in your neighborhood, download the free nbc 10 app right now and get the hour by hour forecast. make sure to wake up with nbc 10 news today at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow for the latest weather conditions. now to breaking news out of delaware county. police have arrested a michigan man for stalking. he showed up at the home of a

radner teenager. investigators say they arrested michael lieb on tuesday. the teen has thousands of followers on youtube and instagram. we'll have a full update on nbc 10 news at 6:00. this just in, a pennsylvania state trooper shot this week in north hampton county is improving. we've learned lieutenant seth kelly's condition has been upgraded to stable. the suspect is facing attempted murder charges. four officers hurt after two police cruisers collided. we learned the officers are doing okay, but at least one other person is looking for another place to sleep tonight. brandon hudson talked to someone who saw the whole thing happened. brandon joins us live. >> reporter: that witness was riding his bicycle through this

intersection when he saw the crash at the corner. an indirect casualty of the crash is this home. it's boarded up but this sign shows that no one is allowed inside because it's unsafe. two totalled police suvs andunl. it's the aftermath of a crash in kensington. the collision hurt four philadelphia cop and forced one person to pack up and leave his home. >> it sounded like a loud bongo. >> reporter: randy garcia live as few doors down from the intersection. >> it was so loud, the people came outside and told me their house was shaking. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the moments before this morning's wreck. police say the officers responded to a call about a reported shooting. witnesses couldn't believe it. >> i seen the one officer jump out, jump in the back of the cop car, his face was all bloody and stuff. it was a bad sight. >> reporter: a utility pole fell

as a tow truck pulled an suv from the house. once the suv was on the flat bed you see the dent on the outside. a restoration crew fixed the hole. the house on the corner was the only one with structural damage. >> we wasn't allowed outside. >> your house is okay? >> yeah, everything is fine. their house is obviously not. >> reporte >> reporter: the intersection is open forty-fir the first time t morning. an inspector has not said if or when the owner will be allowed back inside. nbc 10 news. more breaking news, a fire at a rowhouse in southwest philadelphia. nbc 10's mitch blocker is live over the scene in sky force 10. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this fire in southwest philadelphia has completely gutted this row home. you can see those philadelphia

firefighters still spraying water, putting out the hot spots and the smoke that's rising from what is now ashes inside that home. you can see those firefighters on the roof there. if you notice, they can reach through the roof and talk to their crews inside the house. that is the extent of the damage here in southwest philadelphia. the fire department was able to make quick work of the fire. it didn't damage much of the surrounding property but they continue to put out the hot spots and no reports of any injuries i should also pass that information along. nbc 10 news. all right. if you haven't done so yet today, take the time to thank a veteran for their service. in fort washington today, take a look, stubdents at upper dublin high school listened to two veterans and a gold star father. a history teacher set it up. she hopes students get a better

understanding of contributions of veterans. ♪ and the home of the brave >> patriotic songs echoed through the halls of the luther woods nursing and rehab center. the center was recognized for -- recognizing i should say its heroes today with patriotic entertainment. local businesses are also looking out for service members over the veterans day holiday. tap the nbc 10 app for a list of deals, sales and freebies available for vets. right now at 5:00, the political back and forth over the tax overhaul bill continues in washington. tonight what it could mean for your family. >> local democratic leaders picked across the bill today. aundrea cline-thomas explains why they think it falls short.

>> reporter: the ronald mcdonald house benefitted from millions of tax credits. >> you're having people go to work, people built this building. that's jobs, revenue income. >> reporter: today philadelphia democratic leaders are sounding the alarm saying similar projects will be gutted. >> it's not tax reform. >> reporter: senate and house republicans have two different proposals, both would double the standard deduction, increase the child tax credit and drastically lower taxes for businesses. but there are things you can no longer deduct, like your local and state income taxes. >> there's a lot of enthusiasm because it's going to encourage economic growth and investment in the united states. >> reporter: house and senate republicans are expected to merge their ideas and vote on a single plan with no democratic support. aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. now, to the allegations of sexual abuse against a republican senate candidate that

could reshape washington's political landscape. the white house said today president trump believes roy moore will do the right thing and step aside if the allegations against him are true. moore allegedly had sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl almost 40 years ago. he denies the allegations. moore is the republican candidate in alabama's senate race, it's a contest that could impact the republican senate majority. new details at a tragic story out of philadelphia. they have recovered the gun used in the shooting death of a 2-year-old boy. the boy somehow got ahold of the gun and shot himself to death yesterday. police have not said who owns the gun. no one has been charged. one person is in custody after a deadly hit and run. the victim was hit along route 73 around 1:30 this morning. no word on the victim's identity or the person police arrested.

one person is recovering this afternoon after an apartment fire in camden county. sky force 10 over pacific avenue. firefighters rescued someone from that building, the person was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. it's not clear how the fire started. funeral services for some of the 26 people shot and killed in the texas church massacre will begin this weekend. the church plans to hold sunday service at a nearby community center. more victims will be laid to rest next weekend. in just a short time, a prayer vigil for the victims of the massacre will begin at the police station in camden county. the vigil is expected to start at 6:00 at the station on egg harbor road. organizers are expecting a large turnout from local churches. outside temperatures are taking a dive. ahead at 5:00 we'll show you how people are preparing for tonight's drop that will feel like it's in the single digits. hacking into your personal

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the globe for the iphone x. some suspect an epidemic slowing their older iphones. >> sometimes it will freeze on me. >> stops working once they release a new one. >> reporter: you think it's a conspiracy? >> of course. >> reporter: the tech world calls it planned obsolescence. when apple releases a new phone, conspiracy theorists believe the older ones slow. >> i worked in china for three years, there's a lot of conspiracy theories there. >> reporter: david ingram ditched his iphone. >> i left it on a bus in denver. >> reporter: intentionally? >> yes. >> i feel like my phone gets slower every time iphone release as new phone. >> i just switched today an android phone. >> reporter: others weren't convinced.

>> i think it makes sense if you have applications on there that are too old and aren't ready for the hun dates it slows down your phone in general. >> reporter: who is right? we turned to an expert who has done the research, a self-described geek. >> people love the yeah, that the man is out to get us a bit and trying to rake us over the coals. >> reporter: matt wilson studies technical lapses like this and follows them. >> it's absolutely -- is it probable? no. >> reporter: he says the data doesn't confirm the theory. statistically, iphones don't perform worse once a new device is released. >> what would they have to gain? they would develop such a bad reputation. >> wilson says it comes down to the technology in the phone. it's more advanced than what's in our older phones. i reached out to apple and talk would a representative. they said flat out, there is no such thing as planned obsolescence, at least in terms of apple's products.

a fix is coming to help with an apparent problem for the iphone x, some users complain the screen stops working when the temperature drops below a certain degree. speaking of temperatures, that arctic blast is here. we have issued a first alert through tomorrow. this is serious, frankly, take a live look at avalon. cold and gusty winds tonight. look at that shot. you see the sunset. you know what? that might have been a glare off of the two. it's not the sunset. >> it could have been. >> could have been. >> let's call it that. >> whatever. here's a live look at boathouse row. temperatures taking a dip this evening. >> okay. >> now, that is the sunset. >> okay. >> that is a beautiful picture. this is from sky force 10. don't let this fool you, though. you got to come to your screen and look at that. >> you can look at that and step outside and look at that but you

need your puffy coat, your glove, scarf and hat. it is dropping fast, the temperature, and it will be bitterly cold tonight. i don't want to use the term frigid. but it's going to feel that way for many of us. >> we're not used to this. >> people are like it gets cold every winter. it doesn't get this cold this fast. the eastern half of the nation is complaining about this. it's not just us. it's unusual cold. let's take a look at what's going on. we have a freeze warning going into effect hours from now from 7:00 tonight to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. near record lows. the wind chill will be tonight in some places in the single digi digits. delaware county, philadelphia county and all of delaware. you need to really pay attention to this, because you do not want to get out there and get frostbite. you'd be outside an hour or so and you'll start to feel the

tingling on yourself out there. today's highs, was this impressive or what? 51 in philadelphia. that was at 12:01 a.m. it fell after that. right now, we're sitting at 35 in philadelphia. 18 at mount pocono. 36 in millville. reading 32. and mount holley 33. the water temperature right around 63. i don't know if you want warmth, maybe you need to go for a swim in the ocean. overnight the low temperature will be dropping down. we're going to expect to see when you wake up in the morning near record lows. 25 in philadelphia. 24 in allentown. 29 for mount pocono. 26 in dover. 27 for tom's river. atlantic city away from the water at 28. you get the picturie. really really cold temperatures. tomorrow we'll be lucky if we get near 40 tomorrow. some areas will be stuck in the 30s and we'll have wind chills in the 20s all day long. we're starting so low tonight,

we're going to struggle to climb with the north winds coming in despite the sunshine. sunday morning, and still we are going to be right below the freezing mark. it's going to be a cold night tomorrow night. not sure we'll break the record tomorrow night. some areas could. on sunday, that's it. we make it into the 40s across the area. not into the upper 50s where we should be. here are the records we're looking to break. the record in philadelphia is 21 for early tomorrow morning. >> we're forecasting 24. allentown, 19. 21 is what we're forecasting. get down into new jersey, and that's where we really have a chance to break the record. atlantic city, 22. we're forecasting 21 degrees. i think some records may fall tonight. here's your check list. make sure you've got the winter coat, gloves, scarf, hat. pull any plants inside you care about. if you don't, they're gone. be careful with your space heaters. don't sit them near any drapes or cloth things in the house. if you're using a space heater. special care for your pets, they're not used to the harsh

cold either. outside all is quiet on the radar, but the lake effect snow machine is going strong across the great lakes. here's the feel like temperature. by midnight we're going to feel like 9 in philly. 6 in allentown. tomorrow, in the afternoon, it will feel like 32 in philly. 32 in allentown and 29 in swedesboro. no big recovery on the way. back to the 50s next week. 40 tomorrow if we're lucky. 48 on sunday. rain develops sunday night with clouds and that's what keeps some of the warmth in. 52 monday, tuesday, 55 wednesday. next thursday we get back to normal and that's 58 degrees. guys? firor the first time the daughter of warren jeffs talks about growing up in the fundamentalist church of latter day saints.

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of his memoir, start at $50. your philadelphia eagles have their bye, giving doug pederson a chance to prepare for the cowboys. the birds are first place in the division, and at 8-1 they have the best record in the nfl. there were questions about whether he was right for the job. the questions appear to have been answered. >> doug pederson know the game. his players believe in him. they trust him. he's been excellent wherever he's been. i don't really know what the question was. >> the one thing that is obvious to me is this team is playing hard for him. there's a little kid enthusiasm about this team. it's young, it's aggressive. they actually like their coach. >> even though the eagles are enjoying their bye week, your official eagles' television station has exclusive content for you.

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a first alert in effect as a frigid arctic blast ingulfs the entire philadelphia region. we're not kidding. tonight the wind chill will make temperatures feel as low as 7 in the lehigh valley and 11 degrees at the shore. >> the worst of the cold hasn't arrived yet. but we still found people bundled up in northern liberty. all the sunshine didn't help to warm them up. rosemary connors shows us how people are preparing. >> we have tammie souza in

studio. >> the drop is amazing. 51 after midnight this morning, that was our daytime high and we've fallen kbointo the mid30sd we'll continue downward. it's bitterly cold out there. bundle up and special care for your pets because it is much colder than they are used to as well. so we have a first alert for this arctic blast, it's for the entire region. nobody is going to be spared. this is through tomorrow night. that's because we will struggle to make maybe the upper 30s to 40 tomorrow with a wind chill at times that's going to be in the teens and 20s. it will be cold and gusty winds and we'll have near record cold temperatures tonight. hard freeze everywhere that hasn't frozen will get their hard freeze tonight. we'll be looking at the end of the growing season. the cold front has swept past us. it's making its way through washington, d.c. 35 right now in philadelphia. 27 in pittsburgh. 22 in rochester. around the area, it's 30 in allentown, 36 in vineland.

atlantic city, 35. wildwood 35. so very, very cold outside. here's where we go tonight. 21 in allentown, 23 in wilmington. 24 in philadelphia. 21 in trenton. and 21 at stone harbor. near record temperatures tonight and the wind chill even worse. i'll be back to tell you all about that in a few minutes. let's head to rosemary connors who is braving the cold out there in franklin square. >> reporter: a lot of people braving the big chill tonight. despite the weather, a lot of families coming out to franklin square to watch one of the first nights of the annual holiday light show. outside the city in delaware county, one local shop owner tells me she's seen all kinds of winter gear fly off her shelves before getting ready to bundle up. >> in the last few days it's been very busy because of the cold weather. yes. the hats, the mittens, heavy jackets. >> winter is here because i do have this one --

>> reporter: helping your kids dress for the weather is jennifer's specialty. at the little people's consignment boutique, winter wardrobes are on full display. >> little too cold, too early. >> i love the winter. i love it. >> reporter: shopper priscilla is looking for a snowsuit for her grandson. signs of the winter season are upon us. hand warmers are the name of the game at villanova university where students are preparing to host the special olympics this weekend. >> this tent is heated, too. volunteers, athletes, coaches everybody can come in and take a break between games and stay warm. >> reporter: back in media, jennifer is embracing this frigid friday. >> in a way i'm happy the weather has changed a little bit because it just gets people out more shopping and it's a change of the season. they need new clothing and it keeps me busy. >> reporter: in addition to the light show here, the merry go round is up and running tonight. the families we've seen coming

into franklin square are dressed for the weather. dressing more like it's late winter than late fall. keith and erin? >> nice out there, though but it is cold. behind you. >> i'm thinking she's got the winter jacket, you got the gloves. >> dressed appropriately. >> this hood is going to go up in about ten seconds. >> there you go. >> rosemary thanks for braving the cold for us. keep up with the forecast and check the feels like temperatures on the nbc 10 app. one of the most popular comedians in the country is admitting to allegations of sexual misconduct against him. louis ck came clean this afternoon. five women have accused him of sexual misconduct. the comedian says the allegations are true and quote, can hardly wrap my head around the scope of hurt i brought on them. all of this comes one day after the "new york times" reported he pleasured himself in front of five women.

you can read louis ck's fill stateme -- full statement on the nbc 10 app. police want to find two men suspected of using a baseball bat to beat a man unconscious. it happened earlier this month at the speedway gas station in ken kensington. the suspects were driving a ford f-150. the victim is in a medically induced coma. here's a look at the stories making headlines county by county. montgomery county, the salvation army of norris town is opening an emergency shelter to help people who need refuge from the cold weather. the shelter will open at 8:00 tonight and will close at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. it's located on swedes street in norristown. in atlantic county, one man is accused of burglarizing 24 cars in egg harbor township. the burglaries happened from august to november. jason pinto is facing charges of burglary and theft.

he targeted unlocked cars in neighborhoods. allentown, the iconic carnegie deli will close on new year's day. officials at the casino say the space will become a poker room. the carnegie deli in new york city closed a year ago. tomorrow marks veterans day. it's day where we honor the men and women who served in the armed forces. today, pennsylvania governor tom wolf addressed the 820,000 veterans in pa. he said they should know they're appreciated for keeping america safe and free. 150 veterans organized a trip to the art museum for physical training. they picked off the power veterans summit. veterans from across the country came to philly for the two day event. the goal, to help develop leaders in the business world after their military careers are over. meanwhile, the uncertain future of an historic philly

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>> a pop up holiday restaurant is heading to city hall. the craft hall pop up restaurant will be inside a giant heated tent. the restaurant is a creation of the same people who host parks on tap will open the day after thanksgiving. >> right on time. this weekend you can help clear the shelters and take home a furry friend without paying adoption fees. we were in north philadelphia to get a sneak peek at how many pets need a forever home. you still have to pay the licensing fees. take somebody home, though. philadelphia could see a population boom. >> all new at 5:00, how many hurricane survivors could settle in pennsylvania, following the destruction in puerto rico. and bitter cold, that's what we're going to face tonight. we could break a new record low right here in philadelphia. i'll tell you how low you're going to go in your neighborhood when we come back. a mailing error that may

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new at 5:00, thousands of survivors of hurricane maria could be moving to pennsylvania. the loss of homes and jobs on the island could bring as many as 27,000 puerto ricans to our area. philadelphia has a large puerto rican population. these existing communities could make it easier for storm survivors to transition to a new home. hundreds of people have already arrived from puerto rico. our spanish language sister station telemundo 62 takes a

closer look at what's drawing survivors to the delaware valley. >> everything, my home. >> reporter: he has a difficult time speaking english but his fear is universal. harold rodriguez says he misses the food and his home in puerto rico but the education and health of his children is much more important. he's one of more than 900 puerto ricans philadelphia's office of emergency management is helping. a new location for meet the growing need of a migration. >> about 2/3 of these individuals came here because of family connections. >> reporter: education has also been impacted. at least 65 new students have enrolled within the philadelphia school district since the hurricane. a number expected to grow. >> never plan for this to

happen. it forced them to leave the island and most people didn't want to leave. they have to because the financial situation, living situation forced them to leave. >> reporter: about 155,000 puerto ricans live in philly and a half a million in the state. as more families arrive, rodriguez hopes his decision to relocate was the correct one as they get ready to celebrate the holidays with nothing but each other. >> translator: the island will definitely lose population while the u.s. gains more voters. this will be a key element in tomorrow's pa for pr summit, held here, a first of its kind that will dig deeper into the issue. while the city grows in size. nbc 10 news. turning to your weather, it's a frigid night across philadelphia. >> oh, yeah. tonight, temperatures will drop into the teens in some areas. but the wind chill will make it feel like the single digits.

that is why we have issued a first alert for the cold through saturday. cold isn't stopping people from getting outdoors. the fall colors are out. the foliage, the kids playing in the leaves. people bundled up to enjoy the scenery today. >> unlike the folks in ohio, this arctic blast isn't bringing any snow our way. look at that. the video comes to us from cleveland, where people are digging out from the first snow of the year. thank goodness we're not dealing with that. a live look at the ben franklin bridge. many commuters are heading home for the evening. you need to warm up the car. >> you probably should do that. tomorrow morning and then again on sunday morning because it's going to be so fearly coiercely. the lake effect snow machine has turned on across the great lakes. us, we're going to deal with frigid cold. clear skies, it was a very pretty day. we dropped to 35.

we were at 51 for a high today. you probably didn't know that because it was at one minute after midnight. and since then, temperatures have steadily fallen. we have a feels like out there, a wind chill of 26. the winds are out of the north and northwest at 15 miles per hour. right now we're looking at 36 in south jersey, 35 along the jersey shore. delaware at 35. pennsylvania suburbs, 31. let's go out to the lehigh valley. 32. that's the temperature right now if we're out toward reading, perhaps even towards sinking springs. whiteha whitehall. 29. hopewell at 30. bethlehem at 28. this is one of the spots that's going to dip down, possibly into the teens tonight. it's going to be fiercely cold in the out lying areas and cold right here as well. this is why we have a freeze warning, which has been issued for philadelphia county, delaware county, all of south jersey and all of delaware. at 7:00 tonight through 10:00 tomorrow morning. the outlying areas have already

had their first freeze. not us here in philadelphia. we'll have near record lows between 15 and 25 degrees. your overnight low temperature will bottom out sometime between midnight and sun rise. 25 in philadelphia. 19 in mount pocono. 25 in wilmington. 28 in atlantic city right off the water. on the water you'll probably stay just above freezing. 8:00 in the morning, 27 in philadelphia. millville, 28. wilmington, 27. we head through the day tomorrow and we may not even touch 40. we'll be optimistic and say 40. the upper 30s are likely across much of the area. and then tomorrow night we dip down beneath freezing again. 29 in philadelphia early sunday morning. and look at sunday. we finally get back up, but only into the 40s on sunday. it's going to feel so nice to be in those 40s. here's what it's going to feel like tonight. wind chill at 3:00 a.m. 8 in philly. 7 in allentown. it will be 10 in morris river. a wind chill of 9.

tomorrow when you wake up at 8:00 a.m., 10 is what it will feel like in philly. tomorrow afternoon we get wind chills back into the 30s. radar, nothing showing up here. again, that lake effect machine is in full swing. look at all the snow everywhere from chicago through cleveland. it's just going to continue on for the next 12 hours. tonight, 24 in philadelphia. 20 in the lehigh valley. 23 along the jersey shore. 21 in south jersey. tomorrow, bitterly cold. we have a first alert in effect through the day tomorrow. 40 in philadelphia. 40 for the lehigh valley, 47 on the jersey shore. those are jegenerous temperatur. your 10 day on 10. 52 on monday with a chance of rain, 52 on tuesday. skip ahead and finally on thursday, 58, which is where we should be this time of year. >> which is going to seem really, really warm. >> yes, it will. protecting yourself from a cyber hack. >> it is not just reserved to your smartphone and computer.

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coming up on nbc "nightly news." tonight, amid widening sex scandals we'll hear from louis ck's admission as senate candidate roy moore finds support in the face of a dark accusation. he's speaking out. before you click on that message from netflix what you should know. more when we see now tonight on nbc "nightly news." now back to you in philly. new at 5:00, a warning from the fbi, hackers are targeting household and fitness devices to steal your personal information. >> nbc 10's responds reporter harry hairston met with the fbi and learned these tricks for protecting yourself. >> reporter: the fbi says these are classified as iots, or internet of things. they're devices we use every day without thought or worry of cyber criminals targeting them. >> your watch, your phone, every day electronic devices now being linked into the internet.

>> reporter: michael driscoll is the assistant agent in charge for cyber counterintelligence. he says hackers are targeting your common devices right before your eyes. >> your smart tv is a perfect example. >> reporter: he tells us the personal information you enter into your smart tv, smart watch could be under attack, as well as some information in some office equipment. >> somebody might take and open up an account. >> reporter: some smart refr refrigerators come with built in cameras. >> you're out of eggs and your refrigerator is telling you that but it's also accessing the internet. >> reporter: security cameras connected to the internet so you can keep an eye on your home may be used against you. >> have you secured that device so somebody can't use it as a back door? >> reporter: cyber threats are expected to grow, along with a number of smart devices. this fbi says by 2020 the number

of smart devices may reach 50 billion. >> more devices online than there are people on the planet. >> listen, here are some tips to help protect yourself. on your devices, change the administrative password. make sure your home wi-fi has a strong password. and remember, using apps showing friends and family your location may also allow potential hackers to see your location as well. >> got to be careful. excellent tips though. >> you got me on the refrigerators and printers. >> it doesn't seem like it, hackers will maybe go after your commut computer, your fit bit or garmin or whatever. it can be scary stuff. >> usually the fridge is a threat for what's inside it. >> yes. i know where you're going with that one. >> good tip. >> i'm guilty of that.

>> if you have a consumer complaint, give us a call we'll respond to you. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here is jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. we're following breaking news a local teenager is getting unwanted attention. >> who police say showed up at the teenager's home without inviitation and ended up in handcu handcuffs. remembering roy halladay. hollywood in allentown. how the lehigh valley town says it's scoring big thanks to the celebrities who are hanging around. below freezing, that's where we're headed. how low will you go? i'll have your first alert forecast straight ahead. .

social media stalker, this man arrested for showing up at a local teenager's home. freezing frenzy. an arctic blast sending temperatures blungiplunging for weekend. hello hollywood. allentown cashing in on a big budget movie and some alist celebrity sightings. right now at 6:00, bitter winter blast. >> i think it's cold. >> gusty winds. >> i don't like it. >> feeling like the single digits. the cold growing even more intense for your weekend. good evening, i'm jacqueline

london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. we have a first alert in effect now through tomorrow. >> our entire region is feeling an early taste of winter. playing through the chill in wilmington, running in the cold at the philadelphia museum of art. shivering at the bus stop in fairmount and bundled up in media. >> the winds are howling in center city tonight, making it feel even colder than it already is. here's a live look at those flags on top of the aramark building. tammie souza is here. tammie, record cold tomorrow? >> we could see record cold early tomorrow morning and again perhaps eeven sunday morning. the winds you saw there, they're part of the problem. we'll see wind chills into the single digits tonight. that's the feels like. we have a first alert for an arctic blast. i decided to use the ice cubes out there. it's for the entire region, all of us. nobody is spared from this