we are live tonight in texas ahead of the eagles sunday night showdown against dallas. tracking dangerous wind across our region. we are issuing a first alert tomorrow morning for powerful wind gusts that could impact your sunday. i'm denise nakano. and that wind gust could be strong enough to knock down trees and power lines. tv. >> it's getting breezy outside right now, but nothing compared to what we will see here tomorrow morning. that's i've gone ahead and issued a first alert here for the entire region. i'm issued it from 4:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. sustained at 20 miles an hour, but it's the gusts, 40 to 50 miles an hour, that momentum that will to be able to snap some tree branches and topple some power lines here. so we'll be looking for that.

right now just some spotty showers. it's the rainout to the west, that's the cold front that will come through here. 36 miles an hour wind gusts right now in dover. when you're waking up at 7:00 a.m. those high winds are already here. 50 miles an hour. at lunchtime they're hanging around. and again we could see some damage tomorrow through midday and tomorrow afternoon as, then the wind could step down as we head through the evening. i'll walk you through that in the ten day on ten coming up in just a bit. tonight looking for answers. federal officials return to the scene are a senior living facility went up in flames and burned to the ground. andrea, there are still residents that are unaccounted for. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, denise. and the management here through a statement say they are distraught there are still some

people that are not accounted for. it's been two whole days, and there's still so many unanswered questions. no more sirens, no more fire trucks. sheriffs deputies now keep watch over what's left of the barclay senior living facility. spotlights illuminate this sheer devastation. >> i can't speak yet. we are still waiting to talk to family members. but not yet everyone has been fully accounted for yet. >> reporter: it's hard to forget the relentless flames on thursday evening. >> someone banging on doorstelling them to get up, there's a fire. >> reporter: everyone bravely working to rescue the elderly residents. many wrapped in blankets and pushed to safety in their wheelchairs. two days later investigators still cannot say if everyone made it out. earlier today firefighters continued to put out the hot spots. and then it was the rain that kept out a national response

team from the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms from going in to investigate. >> it doesn't necessarily mean anything nefarious happened. >> reporter: plenty of unanswered questions remain as the scope of the destruction is still unknown. now, the bright spot in all of this is really how the community has rallied around the employees here and the displaced residents. tomorrow the goodwill fire company on east union street is accepting donations for those displaced residents. that's going to be going on from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. reporting live in westchester, andrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. tomorrow night, the latest chapter in the eagles, cowboys rivalry. two bitter enemies go head to head under the bright lights of sunday night football. >> he steps up, he fires.

it's complete across the 20. touch down. the eagles won. >> from fourth and down to 44-6. >> out the hands. >> the legacy of the boys and the birds is back on tomorrow night for the 116th time. and only right here on nbc 10. yes, it is the game you circle on your calendar every year. it is the eagles, the cowboys and sunday night football right here on nbc 10. and we're so excited about this game we sent nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal to talk to eagles fans. he is going to be there live in texas. randy. >> reporter: we are just

outside. but if you open this door at the bar inside -- take a look at that. hundreds of eagles fans in enemy territory here and a huge pep rally in texas. deep in the heart of texas, the eagles have landed. turning this bar outside of dallas into a philadelphia strong hold. >> we're in control of our destiny. >> reporter: he runs green legion, and this year he says he's seeing twice as many fans hitting the road. >> your flights, your game day transfers, your ticket and all the entertainment like you're sitting here this evening. >> reporter: we saw the mcveigh family with their four kids. >> it's all tradition.

>> reporter: and the bucks cowboy from west philly. this is their first ever road game. >> you got to love your team. they're putting it on the line for us, and we're putting it on the line for them. >> reporter: and here we are. and we wanted to know what dallas fans here think of carson and the 81 birds. >> i think they're headed in the right direction. >> reporter: yeah, tough to say a dallas fan. >> yeah, real tough to say, man. but hopefully this rivalry continues for the next ten years. i'd love to see it. >> reporter: back at the bar, philadelphia showing up ready to win. man, these guys are going to be partying well into the night. the game doesn't start until 8:30 tomorrow, so they have time to check in.

let's open it up. all right, philadelphia showing up here in the heart of texas. sunday night football tomorrow, and i can tell you these guys are ready to win. denise, we'll send it back to you. >> you can feel the excitement. it's like a jack nat box for eagles fans. nbc 10 is the only place to see the showdown. our exclusive coverage begins tomorrow. and new at 11:00, police are trying to solve a murder in west philadelphia. a man crashed his minivan into a building just after 6:00 tonight. he'd been shot twice in his side. he died at presbyterian medical center. and an update to a story we first brought you last night at 11:00. the mayor jim kenny said today

the vandals behind the damage at this substreet station will be prosecuted. on thursday night someone spattered the walls with paint of the building and smashed two police cars. police are looking for a critical piece of evidence link today the crime. hey, i'm danny pommels from nbc sports philadelphia. there's an invasion going on not just by dallas players. plus all five starters, but the warriors were ready for a shootout and that is one highlight coming up next.

the joy of crossing the finish line. this morning thousands of runners pounded the pavement for the philadelphia half marathon and crossed the line with arms raised. the mens winner finished the marathon in just over a half-hour for a new course record. and there's a lot of traffic closures in place for tomorrow's marathon. we have all the closures listed on the nbc 10 app. many of them around the ben franklin parkway. that race begins at 7:00 a.m. a rookie officer gunned down in the line of duty. now police have a certain clue linked to his killing. and wind will roar at the marathon tomorrow. as runners get their start, i'll walk you through what to expect for the race and also your forecast coming up.

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new information tonight in connection with the shooting death of a pennsylvania police officer. detectives recovered a jeep wanted in connection with the shooting. officer brian shah was shot in the chest after a traffic stop turned into a foot chase. the 25-year-old died at the hospital. he'd been with the new kensington police department for less than a year. now, police are offering a $40,000 reward for information leading them to the killer. malcolm young, one of the founders of the ledgeandiry rock-bound, ac/dc has died a that age of 64. young was diagnosed with dementia in 2014. new statements said he died peacefully with his family by his side. young formed the band with his younger brother, angus. "back in black" is the second

best selling album behind michael jackson's thriller. cassidy was taken to the hospital on wednesday and needs a liver transplant. right now he's conscious and his family is with him. back in february the partridge family star revealed he was battling dementia. new at 11:00, pennsylvania's top prosecutor and several others were recognized tonight for their advocacy against gun violence. they were all honored by the charles foundation. the philadelphia non-profit was created to help at risk children improve their self-esteem through programs and education. and live from new york, it is saturday night. here is a live look at studio ah as the casting crew get ready. that's michael chang there, and brand new snl is coming up in

just minutes. right now tracking dangerous wind, nbc 10 first alert meteorologist steve sofna joins us. we could see an impact. >> that's right. the runners could be in for a struggle with the gusty winds tomorrow morning. through the overnight hours if you're headed out, definitely have the umbrella. wave been seeing these waves of rain. it hasn't been consistent, but some of these downpours will be on the heavy side. bur burkes county, chester county, you'll be getting some of that. that's a line of thunderstorms. and yeah, we're talking thunderstorms this time of year. and it's a powerful cold front. that's what's going to cause the winds here for tomorrow. if you're out and about during the overnight hours, give

yourself some extra time. don't be rushing around. here's what you need to know. the rain is out of here by 7:00 a.m. excellent news for the runners. not so good news are the wind gusts. 50 miles an hour during the race. the sunshine should return. it's a bright day. it's just when you look out the window, you don't see those winds but you will hear them when you walk out doors. temperatures in the 50s. not too bad. check out this. you don't see this toorch. 60 degrees right now in philadelphia, 15 in international falls. that's what's driving this, the big temperature contrasts. here's one round of rain here. this is moving through here the next couple of hours. then it's a steady amount of rain through 3, 4:00. but by 7:00 a.m., it's looking a-okay. that headwind will be tough.

the first alert in effect for the entire rej region here for 4:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. why? because we have wind gusts between 40 to 50 miles an hour. as we head to game time tomorrow night, if you're heading out to any eagles parties, it will be chilly but not quite as breezy. you can always get the forecast on our nbc philadelphia app. hey, hey, danny pommels from nbc sports philadelphia once again. eagles, cowboys on sunday night football. just about 20 hours away, the dallas and birds landing in dallas this afternoon. john clark was there. >> reporter: here are the birds arriving to their team hotel late this afternoon. and we all know about the

rivalry with the cowboys. eagles rookie cory clemons grew up in glass borough, new jersey. he knows about the rivalry. but guess what? he became a cowboys fan. he said once he would stay a cowboys fan for life. but things change when your hometown team drafts you. now he has to try and beat the cowboys for the first time. >> let's just say this week is the only thing that matters. back then it was something i was watching. to bring something back to philly. we've got to do what we got to do and have fun. >> do you have a view on what this dallas eagles revulry means? >> we're ready. good energy, and it's real. >> reporter: as you know the cowboys are desperate. they are banged up, but you can't count them out. two of the last three games

against the birds have gone into overtime. i'm john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. tomorrow game day kick off starts with an hour of media coverage. game time is 8:30 p.m. and stay with us for after the game. to the hardwood now. the sixers hosting nba champs. the warriors scored 47 in the third quarter. finished with 23, two rebounds short of a triple-double. later pretty no look outlet pass. sixers up 74-52 at the half. the third quarter stefcurry aph and the warriors come back.

trailed by ten when it was over. they take a trip to heart break hotel. 124-116. 2-0 lead over the jets in the last game and today lost in overtime again after a 3-1 lead. we go straight to ot, flames in the rush, michael gets it, one timer and forget about it. the fliers lose 5-4 and let another one slip away. barclay broke out of that slump against nebraska in a hurry. we won for three touchdowns. this one the opening drive of the game. the 55-yard score. that is your look at sports. i'm danny pommels from nbc sports philadelphia. we'll be right back.

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cheers all around for the chainsaw nones. sister margaret an was surprised during a high school pep rally. you might remember this video of

her wielding a chain saw in miami after hurricane irma. hopefully margaret anne doesn't need to visit us tomorrow when trees come down in the winds. could cause some damage, right? >> some power lines and trees could come down. i don't think it's a widespread issue, but tomorrow it's a gusty day. i do think those showers will end about 7:00 a.m. by monday 46 degrees, a big travel week here. tuesday and wednesday, decent weather there, milder temperatures in the 50s. and calling it a cold turkey. 35 degrees if you're out there for the parade. >> from all of us here, i'm denise nakano and a an all new snl is next.

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