at one point several officers were in tactical gear, crowded this community and evacuated neighbors. >> tim furlong was there and joins us live at the police headquarters. bring us up to speed. >> the news briefing just wrapped up let's take this back to the beginning. i want to talk to you about how it started. detectives told us that police were called to the home for a welfare check. someone called to check the resident in the house because he made statements leading them to believe he might harm himself. once police got there, they heard shots from inside the home. the man's wife was inside. police now swarming the entire area. s sheltering in place. police moved in and took the man into custody. neighbors say they believe he was trying to kill himself. take a listen to what one neighbor told us. >> the. cop said to keep your heads up.

>> it's not clear what if any charges will be filed. the man had intentionally stabbed himself. he's now at the hospital. let's talk about the neighborhood that was shut down. the highway was shut down. i just checked google maps. it appears traffic is moving. we're going to keep you posted on the story. still a lot to learn. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. now to new details on how dozens of scared residents at a senior living home escaped a fire. four people are presumed dead in this happened last week and left many residents the home right before thanksgiving. denise nakano spent the day talking with a man who helped in

that rescue. >> these neighbors should be considered heroes. >> get in there and help. over the past several days, neighbors have relivid the tragedy of this fire that happened within walking distance of their homes. >> that's my house on the hill. this is a plume of smoke and cinder. >> reporter: joe's house overlooks what's left of the fire that displaced 133 people and presumably killed four others at the barclay friends senior home. >> total chaos. i ran out and saw that the clay was on fire. >> reporter: as first responders rushed into the burning building, one throwing a resident over his shoulder, a group of 50 neighbors including joe helped to keep residents warm and safe and get them even further away from the fire. >> to me the coolest thing of all of that was once you got kind of assigned a resident, you stayed with them. there were teenage kids in their

pajamas attached to a resident making sure they were okay. >> the first shows the inferno. the second the aftermath. >> the atf was back at the fire scene sifting through debris in search of evidence and remains. denise nakano, nbc 10 news. police may be close to making arrests in the case of a murder at aen montgomery county strip mall. sources say two persons of interest are now in custody. new video shows two people dressed in black at the scene of the crime. you can see them walking from one car to another in a parking lot off ridge pike in plymouth township. people in the area later found a 1-year-old man stabbed to death

in the front seat. >> a buick rear ended another car. soen went to go yocheck to see everything is all right. took a look inside the windshield of the vehicle, saw that the driver was covered in blood. >> police say they expect to file charges soon. and new video of a teen flash mob accused of beating and attacking people in center city. they assaulted police officers as well. this is surveillance vid yoeft suspects a they made their way along 18th. two teen girls have been charged, but police need help identifying the others. we are all counting down to thanksgiving and the holiday travel rush is here. on the left side of the screen, a live picture of center. check out conditions on the right side. that's along i-95. >> sky force 10 is live over the turnpike. george spencer is checking conditions there.

>> the businey holiday travel definitely looks to have started here. this is the eastbound lanes of the pennsylvania turnpike just looking like a solid pillar of headlights there. pennsylvania turnpike officials expect thanksgiving to be their busiest travel holiday of the entire year. more than 3.5 million vehicles expected on this roadway starting tonight anden continuing through sunday. the worst of it should be this evening and through the day tomorrow. george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> tammie souza is is joining us now and tracking the latest weather conditions. we have some rain to talk about. >> you saw the sunshine out there on those highways. we did have the clouds move in ahead of some of the rain as well. we're going to with dry conditions until very late tonight. the radar, nothing coming down across the area. if you're traveling this evening, you're going to be

fine. but look at the rain that's making its way through detroit. we have a cold front that's going to drive that in our direction. behind it, much cooler air for thanksgiving. let's watch what happens hour by hour. we are going to be falling temperature wise. 1:00 in the morning we'll be 50. that could be close to tomorrow's daytime high. that front is going to merge with moisture and bring us periods of rain. look what happens. we get heavier rain along the jersey shore. most of doesn't exist until late tomorrow morning. when we come back, i'll talk about the holiday, shopping and weekend ahead. >> a lot of people looking forward to that. thank you. download the free nbc 10 app in the meantime to see the hour by hour forecast. just tap the app. new details in the case of a fugitive accused of killing a woman with his car. he's back in the u.s. tonight

after six years on the run. he arrived this afternoon. he faces a slew of charges including homicide by vehicle. authorities captured him back in january. he fled to the country in december of 2010 after learning that he had been charged in a deadly crash that happened in middletown township. the teacher's aid was killed in that crash. prosecutors say sotomayor was trying to pass another car illegally when heed into her car head on. now to the growing list of high profile names facing sexual misconduct allegations. today both cbs news and pbs fired charlie rose. it comes a day after eight women accused the long-time journalist. cbs news announced it was parting ways via twitter. he was spotted in new york city before learning he was being fired by cbs.

>> do you want to saying in to those accusers? >> eight women say rose groped them, was naked around them and made unwanted sexual advances. the allegations spanned the late 1990s through 2011. rose apologized for his behavior in a statement and said he was embarrassed by it. several prominent figures are facing sexual conduct allegations. it includes ken spacey. more than a dozen people have accuse the him of sexual assault. netflix cut ties with "house of cards" star following an accusation he made sexual advances on an underage teen decades ago. a new report says dised med med med media month gel. she signed a nondisclosure agreement.

weinstein's attorneys say they can't respond because of pending investigations. we are getting a new look at a woman accused of killing her 80-year-old grandfather inport richmond. this is patricia accused of stabbing her grandfather more than 40 times. police found his body last week inside the family's home. a next door neighbor told us police used cameras to catch the suspect. the cameras were set up by neighbors last year to deter crime. the camden county police officer shot in the line of duty was treat ed ed to a sixers gam last night. take a look at this tweet from police. he's a huge fan of the team. the day he went home from the hospital, he was wearing a joel embiid jersey. three weeks ago the officer was shot in the leg at point-blank range during what police described as a struggle. now facing multiple charges

a school is breaking ground on a brand new campus. >> officials from the city and the high school came together today to celebrate the ground breaking of the school's new campus. it's located at 17th and allegheny. the school has state of the art facilities built for modern education. it's scheduled to open in two years. dozens of students from the overbrooks school of the blind got a chance to take in a special showing of the musical. the kids sat in the front row for the performance at the academy of music. 100 tickets were donated by the rock school of the pennsylvania ballet. the holiday is almost here. packing up all the fixings. >> the blue bags will help hundreds of families who are spending thanksgiving in philly for the very first time. and hitting the road for the holiday. how much more your road trip will cost than last year and the avoid.

babies born with addiction. the nbc 10 investigators dig deeper into pregnant women hooked on heroin. all new at 5:00, why this is a a growing problem in pennsylvania.

addicted, the opioid epidemic is claiming its most

vulnerable victims. investigators are looking into babies addicted at birth. >> mitch blacher spent the day with one soon to be mom as she tried getting clean before she delivered. >> this is a story that begins in port richmond. it takes us to a health clinic in center city. it's about a mom-to-be hooked on heroin. she was an honor roll student. today she's six months pregnant and addicted to heroin. >> the good girl to this wild, crazy, big drug addict girl. and i want to get back to that girl. >> reporter: her family wants her back too. >> her mom says she finds needles all over the house. >> just a few months ago, she seemed to turn it around. but just days after her 26th

birthday, her fiance overdosed and she started using again. >> when's the last time you used? >> two days ago. >> reporter: on the day we spent with her, she tells us she's determined to get help, but says the high is hard to resist. >> why did you use two days ago? >> i had had money on me. people were saying it all around me. >> she's on her way to a clinic to ease her and her baby off the drugs. we take a bus to get there. and walk through one of philadelphia's notorious drug dens. >> is it hard to walk through here? >> not right now. i can walk through like nothing.

>> when we get off the train in center city, it's a short walk to the clinic. across the delaware valley, there are dozens of clinics where people help pregnant women overcome addiction every day. >> physicians will prescribe pain medication to women more commonly than they do the men. >> reporter: she couldn't talk to about patients, but many of the women she sees struggle with tall health problems and self-medicate to dole with them. pregnancy complicates treatment because simply stopping drug use isn't an option. >> remember that all the systems in that baby are developing. and if they are used to having some substance that's not there, particularly in the brain or spinal column, there could be defects. >> a lot to go back to. wants her home. she knows heroin has already taken so much from her. she doesn't want it to her baby

too. >> i don't know what it is. sometimes i b can't find out what it is inside of me. that keeps making me use. >> she's now in. a recovery center, but she's one of countless pregnant women hooked on heroin and other opioids. many of them start with legally prescribed pills and one of the problems with this epidemic is we don't know the long-term effects on child development. and one of the major finds in our investigation is that no one in pennsylvania is tracking the current number of opioid-addicted newborns and it makes it hard to pinpoint where the problem is at its worst and how to slow it down. so tonight we are taking our questions to harrisburg and going to ask the administration questions about what they are going to do to put the voex on voiceless borns. >> i know you have worked hard on this. this is such a delicate and complicated issue. >> and tragic. >> it shows you how strong this

hold is that a woman is using while she's b pregnant. >> they want to be sober. they truly do. the ladies we talked to truly do. >> mitch blacher. can't wait to e see that at 11:00. don't miss "born addicted" tonight at 11:00 right after "the voice "the voice" and "chicago med." scattered showers are expected tonight. you're looking live at the ben franklin bridge. a lot of lights going across there. a nice day to walk the dogs. temperatures near 60 degrees. >> nbc 10 chief meteorologist tammie souza is here tracking coming up. >> the one where we stuff ourselves. we wish somebody else would clean up the kitchen. >> you summed it up.

>> keith will clean up the. kitchen. >> totally. do it every year. >> we have a lot going on the next couple days. it was a very pleasant day today. this may be the warmest day of the next ten. we're going to hope for something nice on saturday across the area. and then perhaps even one day next week. but for the most part, we're going to be cool to unseasonally cool on and off. look at that sunset. that's nothing short of spectacular cross the city. 59 or high today. we should be at 54. we exceeded normal values. didn't pick up any rain in our highest wind gust with 33 miles an hour. it's going to be a chilly thanksgiving. and then we have a few changes on the way. here's what you need to know. chilly on thanksgiving and for your black friday shopping. on thanksgiving the 40s, flirting with 50 for friday and both mornings will be chilly. you're going to need the coats and hats for all that wild shopping out there. a mixed weekend. saturday we'll hit 60.

we'll see some showers south across delaware. and sunday we're going to be much cooler and it will be quite breezy out there. next week will be a chilly start. monday, a chilly day. tuesday, a little warmer. ask then we get to a nice warm finish to next week. low rain chances, but not later tonight. there's a front that's pushing through michigan. you can see the rain ahead of it. that is going to combine with the moisture that's going to sflflow up the east coast and l tonight what we're going to deal with is showers across the area. some places may not get much of anything. by about 1:00 in the morning, we're still going to be at 50 degrees. that could be close to the high. and we'll see some scattered showers moving through. steadier rain for the commute. and especially across parts of delaware and into south jersey and the jersey shore by the time we get to the mid-part of tomorrow morning's commute. it should be out of here before noon and then temperatures start to fall by 7:30 tomorrow night.

back to the 30s. you start your thanksgiving morning really chilly. 20s and low 30s. we do climb into the low 40s with some clouds perhaps in the afternoon. and then look at this. by the time we get friday, what looking at is temperatures still in the 30s. but again, the big bonus, we have plenty of sunshine out there. here's your thanksgiving forecast. in philadelphia, we'll see 47. it will be 44 in the suburbs. 43 in the lehigh valley. 46 for south jersey. jersey shoring at 47. and in delaware, 47s. i'll have your ten-day on 10 when i come back in a few minutes. a local family nearly died after they were exposed to a pesticide that's been banned for decades. >> we'll tell you who is being forced to pay millions to the poisoning of that family.

whatever you're doing, stop and take a look at this video. firefighters were surprised to see three african elephants after getting call ed ed to a tractor-trailer fire in georgia. they got the elephant safely out of the trailer. the owners adopted these animals as babies and used them in educational shows. no word on what started that

fire. quite a scare when an suv crashed into the store barely missing a shopper. police in washington state say after the crash, the driver just backed up and took off. no one was hurt. i'm going to say it. we haven't seen snow yet. very cautious using ta word. always be prepare d if you work at an airport. >> e we got a chance to ride along with the crews from the lehigh airport. they are responsible for making sure all of their runways, parking lots and sidewalks are free of ice and snow. the biggest challenge clearing the long runways. crews say the supplies are in and they are ready for whatever mother nature throws at them. we have stockpiles of potassium that we have on, so we're ready for any winter weather have been. the runways are the width of a six-lane highway. the eagles mascot helped

hand out more than 300 thanksgiving baskets at the thieves of justice. officials also do nalted $50,000 to the ligs against hunger. breaking news, a new report says the personal information of millions of uber customers was compromised in a hack. we have details straight ahead. plus a local family poisoned while on vacation. next, the well-known company ordered to pay $10 million in fines. and coming up new at 6:00, pulled over for doing nothing wrong. why that's happening to dozens of drivers in our area today. my gravy had an accident.

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thisand my wallet.the best bird for my family a wide variety of nature's promise turkeys, with no antibiotics, ever. everything for thanksgiving. that's my giant. that breaking news we're following. uber has been hacked. a reported massive data breach exposed the personnel data of tens of millions of customers and drivers. >> let's go right to jim rosenfield with what this means. >> here's what we know. the bloomberg report says 57 million people have been impacted by this cyber attack. names, e-mail addresses and phone numbers just some of the data taken from uber users around the world. the report says this attack happened back in october of last year. but uber reportedly didn't

disclose it and chose the pay the hackers $100,000 to delete the data and keep things quiet. oouber does have a page up on ts website on what to do if you have been hacked. 7 million drivers were also impacted by this breach. social security numbers and specific trip details they were not taken. uber says the information was never used, but didn't say who is responsible. that's the latest as we have it live in the breaking news center, jim rosenfield, nbc 10 news. we're going to stay on top of that one. the start of the thanksgiving travel rush is here. right now, people from across the region are packing up their cars and loo i've look at ben franklin bridge. higher volumes of traffic than usual noaa because 51 million people are traveling. >> a live look at i-95 in south philly. if you're renting a car to get to your thanksgiving destination, be prepared to pay

34% more than last year. a live look at philadelphia international. today is the second busiest day for flying before thanksgiving. the busiest day was sunday. now the weather has a huge impact on your travel plans and how long it will take to reach your destination. >> rain could impact your morning commute. chief meteorologist tammie souza is track the rain neighborhood by neighborhood. and krystal klei has your holiday travel forecast. >> we begin with tammie souza and the rain that's moving in. >> that rain is going to be here soon. temperatures have been pleasant all day. highs in the 50s. 55 in philadelphia. 43 at mount pocono. the doppler radar is quiet. the rain is not knocking on the door yet, but it will be. by midnight that shower activity you see out of detroit will be in our area. we have a cold front that's pushing it in our direction. and we're going to be watching cold air come in behind it for tomorrow afternoon. but we will see the scattered showers making their way in our

direction as we head into tonight. so this is where we're going to be going. we're going to be dropping from the 55 right now to 52 at 11:00en tonight. we'll have fully cloudy skies. we'll still be looking at the wind. showers should start some time between 11:00 and 1:00. they are going to linger through tomorrow morning's commute. then the cold air comes in. when i come back, i'm going to talk about that and walk you through tomorrow afternoon and thanksgiving day and your black friday. back over to you. >> more than 1300 flights were delayed. that's according to flight aw aware. >> we start with the national map. if you're traveling across the country, you'll get a picture of what you can expect if you're traveling tonight and tomorrow. here's the travel outlook. cold conditions starting to dip over the northern parts of the country. some showers down farther south

near florida and louisiana. even nearing dallas. you see mild conditions phoenix north up to seattle where the showers are moving through. that's tonight overnight and into your wednesday morning. the showers continue near seattle. those are going to stick throughout your wednesday. but very dry through much of the country. then you see that cold front bringing showers to the mid-atlantic states as well. temperatures mild mostly in the 40s. then we get to your wednesday afternoon. if you have a flight wednesday, still going to be watching the showers near seattle. check out if you're going to the southwest. warm temperatures out there. phoenix at 85 degrees. and then it will be starting to get more chilly as we go through the afternoon in parts of new england. now if you are going locally and you're maybe driving tomorrow, here's what you can expect. you can see a few chance showers and some snow mixing in over new york and near pittsburgh as well. that line of rain is slicing

through our viewing area. this is tomorrow morning with that cold front. it extends through boston and down to d.c. this is out though in the morning hours. so around 8:00 a.m., it's starting to move offshore and it's a very clear picture the rest of the day if you're driving locally. so if you're driving today or tomorrow, morning snow flakes in northwest parts of pennsylvania. we're looking at a.m. showers, boston to d.c. otherwise it's a cool day, breezy and a cold night tomorrow. pretty good if you're hitting the road. if you are hitting the road this thanksgiving, the wonderful transition, a look at what you could shell out. gas prices in our area are up an average of 33 cents for thanksgiving week last year. in pennsylvania, regular gas is $2.78 a gallon. delaware is $2.44. new jersey it's $2.57. let's take a live look at the expressway from our presidential city apartment camera.

the rush hour traffic is slow going. especially with the thanksgiving travel thrown into the mix there as you might expect at 5:34 in the afternoon. no one wants to hit gridlock on the highway. there are ten traffic hot spot avoid. two of them are within driving distance of philadelphia. they are i-95 south at exit 133a. and the brooklyn-queens expressway in new york. download the free nbc 10 app for realtime traffic updates on the go any time. this thanksgiving there are a lot of people living in our region after hurricane maria ravaged puerto rico. it's giving new purpose to the annual operation thanksgiving turkey drive. now the effort is not only to feed people with need, but make sure those force their homes can celebrate the holiday. for that reason, close to 500 turkeys and other items were collected at the police station in northeast philly. >> everybody was sharing and giving neighbors.

the person who least had was sharing. we want to bring that value here and that's who we are as a puerto rico b people and letting those families know we are with them and are going to fight for puerto rico and the ie land and help them transition here in philadelphia. >> according to fema, more than 1,000 people from puerto rico are living in the philadelphia area. now here's a look at the stories making heads county by county. two years after making a new castle county family seriously ill, term nix has been ordered to pay $10 million in fines. the family of four was vacationing in the virgin islands when the pest control company fumigated the resort where the family was staying with a banned pesticide. prosecutors say the case shows extreme danger involved when using toxic pesticides and the need to take precautions to protect the. a two-car crash caused this

fire along route 13. the two cars collided just before. 7:00 this morning right at the entrance to a wawa. both cars caught fire. both drivers were able to escape unharmed. campbell's soup is raising costs -- saying that the raising costs are due to declining sales. soup sales are down 9%. it's due to the rising cost of a popular ingredient. carrots. and rising transportation costs due to the business. si hurricane season is. coming up, belting it out with all they've got. it is elimination night on "the voice." we'll take you live to universal, california, where the contestants are preparing to learn their destiny. and the unique way one radio host is helping a couple fulfill their dream of becoming parents.

count on nbc 10 morning team to get you ready for the day. >> weather and traffic and the ultimate shopping day is almost here. but our online thanksgiving day deals trumping black friday steels. all new on nbc 10 news today, experts look at the best time to shop to get your gifting done on a budget. >> and nbc 10 news today is on the road again. this time we're heading to chester county. our team will be live along lincoln highway. we'll feature the local community, meet you and you can get a free cup of coffee between 4:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. we'll see you there.

a florida radio station is running a contest, but not your typical prize. it's a chance to win a baby. >> the station got the idea after one of the hosts was getting fertilization treatments while his wife struggled to get pregnant. so the station decided to give away a free in vitro cycle in hopes of making someone a new parent for the holiday season. >> wow. septa is rolling out all the stops to make sure passengers watch their step. the transit authority released this video as part of their watch your step program. it's part of septa's effort to remind customers what they should do if they see someone acting in an unsafe manner on train platforms. the program is is just in time

for the busy holiday season where many non-regular riders will be using trains. there's still time to provide your input at tonight septa energy action plan open house. a publicen comment session runs until 7:00 in center city. you can learn about dates and projects that septa is rolling out as part of their rewar reward-winning stainability program. . we'll take you live to california where contestants of "the voice" are bracing for tonight's elimination round. >> thanksgiving madness, why one grocery store plans to be twice as busy as last year. your thanksgiving forecast, will it be be like in your neighborhood, when i come back. and new at 6:00, what to do if boss sexually harasses you. we talk to a legal expert about your options if e there's no one at your job you can tell. why it's so important to get your story on the record.

that was a high note. the final 12 contestants on "the voice" are waiting to learn their destiny following last night's live performances. >> less than three hours away from the nation round. stephanie is live in university city, california. absolutely. we are just a few hours away from decision day. we find out which one of these top 12 goes home. already we are starting to see some front runners emerge on

itunes and leading the pack is a teenage folk singer from fort wayne, indiana. power and passion last fight. she closed the show with a rousing mans of the story, it brought all four coaches to their feet and had blake shelton tossing his boot in salute. the moment had this cancer survivor in tears afterwards. >> it's so overwhelming when you fought all this time, when you fought and fought and fought. then now you have the opportunity that you fought for. >> reporter: her performance landed her at number 21 on the itunes chart. 16-year-old addison faired even better. her rendition of "she used to be mine" finished at number ten.

khloe also cracked the top 20 at 17 with "thank you." a sentiment she also shared after her first live show performance. >> i don't know what i expected, but the energy when i stepped on the stage was insane. i was blown away. >> reporter: she and the rest of the top 12 are hoping their performances earned enough votes from america to stay around another week. >> here's how tonight plays out. the top ten are revealed. then we find out which twotists receive issed the least amount of votes. they will take the stage, sick their save song and be up to america to choose live who they want moving on to the top 11. so a big night ahead on "the voice." back to you. >> thank you. you can catch tonight's elimination round at 8:00 followed by an all new "this is us", "chicago med" and our news at 11:00. >> the talent was unbelievable.

late night rain is going to make for slick roads and a slow isser morning commute in sol areas. >> let's take a live look outside at i-95. it is still dry out there right now. some backups as we take a live look from sky force 10. this is i-95 near the betsy ross bridge. you can always expect more traffic on this artery especially during holiday travel week. let's talk to chief meteorologist tammie souza. >> some people will see rain. others will not. that's why the forecast really is important. >> that's why it's so important. you have to go to detroit. we're not going to see the rain until late tonight. nobody is going to detroit. not sure. outside we have a few clouds out there. it is pretty decentn't night. e we hit 59 as a high. look at this pool of cool air that's across the northern plains. the upper midwest, that's going

headed our way. that's the thanksgiving day weather. until then, we're going to enjoy the warmth. d.c. at 61. some places in delaware hitting the 60s today. my goodness, it's 55 in philadelphia. 50 in coatesville. 54 in atlantic city. and dover is coming in at 54 degrees. tonight we're going to drop down into the upper 40s and a few low 50s. vineland at 51. 45 in coatesville. in atlantic city, 52 degrees. it will be mild, but the rain will be developing later tonight. it's going to be some time between 11:00 tonight and 1:00 in the morning that we see it crossing the area. the radar right now, everything is quiet. we have some clouds in place. high, thin clouds. there's the rain that's making its way through detroit. it's all being driven ahead of a cold front. behind it that very cool air for our thanksgiving. that will combine with moisture that's just blow floeing up the east coast. there's a disturbance crossing florida. here's how it plays out in your neighborhood.

we are going to be looking at temperatures falling and then they will level off. upper 40s and low 50s by 1:30 in the morning. by 5:30 in the morning, we could see rain across much of the area. the lightest will be the lehigh valley. the heaviest rain will be the jersey shore, south jersey and parts of. by the time we get going tomorrow, we'll be in the low 50s in the early afternoon. then the cold air comes in before we are at 8:00 tomorrow night. clear skies, we're in the 30s. we drop to 31 for your thanksgiving morning. now that's when you're putting the bird in the oven. 39 degrees in philadelphia with clear skies. a little on the breezy side. you're sitting down to eat. we have the clouds that are moving in. 39 in allentown. 42 in millville and when you are done with it all watching the news, it's going to be 37 degrees dropping into the low 0 30s. by friday morning, you're going to head out to go shopping for black friday.

it's going to be sunny and we'll be pushing right around 50 degrees that day. something else this weekend. let's not forget the weather. the eagles are in town playing the bears. it will be a chilly sunday. 46 at 1:00 in the afternoon. it will be 47. 44 at 4:00. it will be breezy and cool to about 25 miles per hour. here's your ten-day. tomorrow we're looking at 54. 47 for turkey day. 51 for your shopping day on friday. 59 on saturday. could see some rain in delaware. 47 for that bears game on sunday. and 44 on monday. that's the chilliest day. then we rebound back up into the 50s toward the middle part of next week. making that last-minute run to the grocery store. >> it is the calm before the all out grocery shopping storm this holiday week. >> we're doing well. >> why this whole foods says it's prepared to be twice as busy as this time last year. i'll explain, thex.

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a cyber attack that may have exposed the data of millions of people. more on "nbc nightly news." back to you now in philly. >> thank you. there isn't much time left in the countdown to thanksgiving. >> we're only two days away from turkey day making this one of the biggest weeks of the year for travel and you guessed it, food. all new at 5:00, nbc 10's zillion is zillion cydney long reports from burlington county. >> reporter: turkey, stuffing and apple pie for stephanie. the pressure is on. >> list or no list? >> absolutely a list. i like to stay organized. >> reporter: it's her first time hosting thanksgiving dinner and doing everything from scratch. >> kind of nervous. i'm very avid planner. so i have a time line of how i'm going to cook everything. >> at whole foods, they are fully stocked and stashed. >> we're doing well. it's nice and steady.

>> reporter: we asked. shoppers. >> today, list, for sure. usually i don't. we know what we get and go for it. today i brought a list. i do not want to forget anything. i have a will the of family coming. >> we're here for all the people. first responders, people that can't get the time off. we'll be here and have hot meals for them if they don't have anywhere to go. >> the day before, you can count on extended hours. >> a lot of us wait until the last minute, as do i. we'll be open at 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. >> for the, they have all volunteered to do so. as a thank you they will earn double time. whole foods says it's cooking nearly 1,000 prepared dinners and prepared to be twice as busy this holiday due to a new partnership with amazon. no matter the size of your list or how you conquer the stress of it all. >> she's in charge of making sure my husband doesn't drive me crazy. >> it's about tradition.

>> i love thanksgiving. everyone's energy is going. we have a great time. we're here to make everyone's meal special. >> cydney long, nbc 10 news. now for a look at whags next on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >> we're learning that police are getting close to making arrests in a deadly stabbing at a strip mall in the suburbs. how this surveillance video is helping police track down the suspect. plus we talk to the witness who discovered the victim's body. and all new at 6:00, a penn state shakeup. what's changing in the case of a fraternitying death and why the victim's family thinks this this could get them closer to justice. and i'm tracking rain chances that could impact your travel plans. what to expect when you wake up tomorrow, in my first alert neighborhood forecast.

strip mall murder. police getting close to making an arrest after a stabbing in the suburbs. uber hack attack. your information may be at risk if you use the ridesharing app. pulled over prank, new at 6:00 why people are getting stopped for being good drivers today. right now at 6:00, multiple sources are saying police are close to making ab arrest in a deadly stabbing in the suburbs. this new video shows two people running right there from the crime scene. tracking blood with every step. tonight investigators say they will soon be charged.

thanks for joining us. i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. people who live near that crime scene are feeling relieved tonight. that's where deanna durante is joining us live. you broke the news that two people of interest have been identified. >> reporter: people in this neighborhood behind me have been getting calls alerting them they are safe. this after about this time last night we're told two people apparently parked their car at the outback steak house, came into this parking lot, got into a car with another man who then crashed his car into parked cars along the side. investigators say that man was stabbed. it's video police had in the minute after the killing. watch as two people dressed in black crossed from one parking lot to another. just at the top corner of your screen, you can see the people get into a car. a little while later they take off running back to the waiting car in the parking lot of outback steakhouse. the people tracked blood across two parking lots.