ight, baby? ♪ right now at 4:00, shop till you drop. the black friday push from retailers to get customers into stores and a way from their computer. from road to river, the reason philly's water department let the water keep flowing through this neighborhood. minivan malfunction. the safety concerns over one of the most popular family vehicles and what the car manufacturer is saying about it. 20 minutes of non-stop news begins with a mad dash for deals. the holiday hustle kicks off with the official start of the shopping season. >> i still like going out to the store and seeing things. every now and then we'll go with amazon. for the most part i like being

around people. >> today is the big push from brick and mortar stores competing with online retailers trying to get customers off the couch and away from their computers. i'm keith jones. >> i'm erin coleman. in pennsylvania, shoppers were out early searching for deals in limerick. you can see lines stretched outside some stores, forcing people to wait out in the cold to get their hands on those hot discounts. in new jersey, a similar shopping frenzy in cherry hill before the turkey had a chance to digest. some anchor stores at the cherry hill mall stayed open all night long. for some, the shopping is about savings. for others it's a holiday tradition. >> we'll find really good deals. we shop for our moms. we'll buy a couple things. >> then we go eat. >> then we go eat. >> reporter: you make the whole day? >> a whole morning. >> whole morning.

>> then we go home and go to sleep. >> it's fun to get out and be with friends and have a good time. >> and stay off of work. >> there is plenty of cheer to take in along the way. this year the mall has an interactive christmas story display. in delaware, shoppers were scooping up tax free bargains in newark. like most malls, they are open until 10:00 night. there is still time to do some shopping after the newscast, of course. nbc 10 has team coverage if you're planning to head out. tammie souza has your shopping forecast for this evening. >> let's begin with george spencer, live at the biggest mall on the east coast. king of prussiprussia. you couldn't even get in the parking lot when i drove by earlier. >> reporter: all afternoon, just like that, it is really as bustling as it gets. we pulled in about 2:00 this afternoon and the stream of traffic, not moving traffic at this point, has not thinned at

all since 2:00. the parking lots are packed. definitely by the looks of all of it, this black friday is not disappointing either here in person or online. you could hear the holiday cheer in stores today and outside the shops at the premium outlets. you could see the evidence of black friday excitement. shopper after shopper loaded down with their loot. beth price and her family had been out since the early hours this morning. >> we've been doing it for years. so this is a family tradition for us. >> reporter: down at the christiana mall, this mega shopping day was perhaps a little less hectic. but the deals were still just as good. >> we were able to get in and out of stores, even though they're crowded. the people working inside the stores are very good. >> reporter: nationwide, surging online sales and a shift away from store shopping have thinned crowds over the past two years.

the rowan university grads behind bestblackfriday.com are a prime example of the shift. their website curates the best online deals and directs you straight to them. yesterday alone, they had four million unique visitors. >> until a few years ago, people weren't buying online. it was all in store only. >> reporter: for this time, the online peak hit last night around 6:00 p.m. but for many of the folks out and about today, like price, online shopping is just one component. they say there's still something special about that in store feel. >> i still like going out to the store and seeing things. every now and then we'll go with amazon. for the most part i like being around people. >> reporter: so if you're one of those people who really enjoy that person to person black friday frenzy, all of the simon malls will be open for a couple more hours tonight. you know, you can see just how big this holiday has become by

the traffic behind me. coming up at 5:00 we'll show you how those rowan grads are making a living off the black friday specials. right now, we're live at the king of prussia mall, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> i saw some of those cars behind george, finally move. boy oh, boy. what a relief. george spencer live for us. thank you so much. and. our black friday coverage continues over the next two and a half hours. at 4:30, why this weekend is the best time to head to a deal dealership if you're looking for car. and the souvenir that had these shoppers frustrated after waiting in line for hours. let's take a live look down broad street. not quite as chilly out there now as it was yesterday. that is good news if you still have plans to head out shopping tonight. shoppers are already in the holiday experience in berks county the christmas tree is up and ready to go in downtown

reading on a cool and sunny friday. >> didn't take long for that. chief meteorologist tammie souza joins us with your most accurate weather forecast. >> do you know what we need? it's such a perfect day as you see behind me, what we need is a helicopter at all of the shopping malls so we can be dropped in, boom, from the air. >> by-pass that traffic. >> why not? i saw that traffic, there's no way my car is going within 15 miles of that. all right. outside we really had a spectacular day. absolutely gorgeous. we're going to go right into a beautiful evening. it will be a clear evening. here is where we start. 30 in philadelphia this morning. 26 at mount pocono. potts town, 21. 24 for mount holly, 24 in atlantic city. it was a cold morning. but the good news is we have popped right on up. right now, 50 in philadelphia. 50 in allentown. 50 at mount holly, 48 in dover, 49 in atlantic city. here's where we're going for the rest of the evening. we'll drop down to 44 by 7:00

and 41 at 10:00 this evening. if you're going to be shopping tonight, you'll have clear skies, light winds. you'll need to have a jacket but it will not be nearly as frigid as last night. and the doppler radar shows that skies are clear, so we're not expecting anything. even in the distance. but there is a little something something coming in tomorrow night. when i come back in a few minutes we'll talk about that. we'll see you then. it has been a busy day out at the blue cross river rink as well. wow. winter fest made its return today. aundrea cline-thomas will have a live report coming up at 4:15. a soup uper down a street. >> the water department says there's reason they let this water run its course. nbc 10 mitch blocker is live near the site of that break on fowler street to explain. mitch? >> reporter: at this point, the

water has been off for a couple of hours. you can see the philadelphia walter department, they've completed their work for the day. but just a few hours ago, just before noon today, this road, it was still a river of water. >> i noticed this morning when i woke up our water pressure was low. when i got over here i saw this. >> reporter: george says this neighborhood's calls to the water department went unanswered for hours. >> it looks like a river. like, if you look at it, it's crazy. >> reporter: james called too. >> we called the water department. they said a lot of people were on holiday. so it's like, unacceptable, i think. >> reporter: the philadelphia water department says it was here wednesday to check out what someone reported as a water sound. by late thursday, you could hear and see it. the water department spokesman said they got calls after 7:00 thursday night. >> we did look at it. we were -- determined it could

stay on, allowing water service to stay on to the homes. >> reporter: it's true, the water department had limited staff on thanksgiving. staff said they also considered the impact of shutting off a neighborhood's water in the middle of thanksgiving dinner. we're told there was no evidence of risk to people or property, so the water stayed on. >> it's not completely abnormal that on a holiday like thanksgiving or christmas, when we are not fully staffed, that water main breaks could in essence run for day or so. >> reporter: by late friday morning, the eight inch water main below fowler street was off. crews expect to have the water back on before the morning. and one of the reasons you saw so much water gushing from such a small pipe is because they have to have a bunch of pressure to get it up the hills here in roxberro. we'll take a look at how the water department is preparing and why they say they're expecting more water main breaks

as the season rolls on. i'm mitch blocker nbc 10 news. the holiday weekend came to a fiery end for family in philadelphia. the woman who owns that row home there was returning from a thanksgiving get together and that's what she saw. the woman has lived at the house on east price street for about 30 years. her son was inside when the flames broke out. he did make it out okay. despite the damage, she remains optimistic saying everything happens for a reason. >> something good is going to come out of this. i'm not trusting jesus for nothing. >> they told me to evacuate and i grabbed my animals and i put them in a car. >> no animals were hurt but several homes nearby are damaged. no word on what started the far. we have new details on a gruesome scene at a center city septa station. police believe a charred body found on top of a train is that

of a young man, possibly a teenager. it happened at the jefferson station just before 8:00 this morning. investigators say the body was laying on top of the train near its power lines. they're working to identify that person and how he died. the investigation caused delays on several regional rail lines this morning. at least 235 people are dead, more than 100 hurt after an attack on a mosque in egypt's sinai peninsula. this map gives you an idea of where the attack happened, northeast of cairo. police said the militants opened fire from four off road vehicles on the hundreds of worshippers. they also blocked off escape routes from the area by blowing up cars. it is the deadliest ever attack by islamic extremists in egypt. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack, both egypt's president and president trump have condemned it. actressuma therman is using social media to speak out about the hollywood sex assault

scandal. she worked with harvey wine stein on movies, including pulp fiction. she posted a message to her followers saying she was grateful for all those i love and have the courage to stand up for others. she added, i feel it's important to take your time, be fair, be exact. so happy thanksgiving, everyone except you, harvey and all your wicked conspirators. i'm glad it's going slowly. you don't deserve a bullet, stay tuned. after the first wave of allegations against weinstein emerged in october, therman said this to access hollywood. >> when i've spoken in anger i usually regret the way i express myself. so i've been waiting to feel less angry. and when i'm ready i'll say what i have to say.

>> weinstein is accused by dozens of women of sexual harassment or sexual assault. he has denied all the allegations of nonconsensual sex but he has apologized. senator al franken is apologizing again. the minnesota democrat was accused of inappropriately touching women issued a new statement. it says, in part, some women have found my greetings or embraces for a hug or photo inappropriate. i respect their feelings about that. he went on to say he's sorry he made some women feel badly, and he will be more careful and sense t sensitive. he says he has no plans to resign. south africa's supreme court of appeal, more than doubled the prison sentence for oscar pistorious today. the verdict was unanimous and unexpected. the olympian wasn't in court. he was originally convicted of manslaughter.

that was changed to a murder conviction. he will now serve 13 years and five months and could be moved to a high security prison to serve the rest of his sentence. a woman has been arrested and charged, accused of killing a highway department worker back in september. she is charged with homicide by vehicle. police say on september 5th, she drove over an orange cone, hitting two workers on west broad street. you can see in this video from sky force 10, the windshield on the car is smashed. one of the workers died. she is expected in court later this month. volkswagen is paying out billions of dollars for its emissions scandal. new jersey will be seeing a lot of that money. governor chris christie says the state will get more than $72 million from the settlement. that is one of the largest amounts given to any state. new jersey will receive $69 million as part of a different lawsuit. the automaker was fined $30 billion after it was caught

rigging two of its diesel engines to pass u.s. emissions test. more students are choosing delaware colleges than ever, both the university of delaware and delaware state university have seen record enrollment this year. at ud, enrollment is up 3% with nearly 24,000 students. dsu says it broke a record this year, too with more than 4,600 students. the increase comes amid a national trend of declining college enrollments. 20 minutes of non-stop news continues now with the holiday tradition at penn's landing. >> winter fest made its return to the blue cross river rink to a fall alternative to the clouded stores. that's where aundrea cline-thomas joins us live. it is packed out there. >> reporter: i know, we're only a few hours in on the first day of winter fest. look at how many people are here. family came here to make new memories and also to lace up

their skates. they grew up coming to the river rink, now living in the pittsburgh area she returns with her own children. >> there was never any arcades or rides, the games, the little picture things. it was the rink, and like, a little hot cocoa bar back in the 90s. >> reporter: for five years, winter fest has provided a much different atmosphere. but it's a similar nostalgia, that creates a full circle moment for her and her kids. >> it's a first time for them to be a part of what i grew up with in this city. i'm from here and they're not. >> reporter: today winter fest opened today the public, so did the city's largest outdoor ice rink that remains the main attraction. >> it was a wonderful year. wonderful thanksgiving. >> reporter: the day after thanksgiving, it brings families and friends together in new ways. >> okay, guys. come on. >> reporter: even if you prefer

to stay off the ice. >> a lot of community. a lot of activity. a lot of kids. >> reporter: there's still plenty to do. back out here live, there's plenty to do for everyone in the family. there's still some new features this season. we'll be back here at 5:00 to show you some of the new things you can do here. aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >> like ice skate if you're a reporter out there, what do you think? >> lace them up. >> reporter: no. no more. >> you know what? i was saying i was getting daja vu, i'm pretty sure she was out there last year and we said the >> we'll see you next hour. >> reporter: nah. we'll see. we'll see. >> looks like an awesome atmosphere out there. thank you. good weather for it. >> really a perfect day to be out there on the ice. everybody's having a great time.

tammie souza is here with us. >> maybe a little colder if you want to be on the ice. we're in the 50s i'd be worried about it puddling up. we'll be chilly again tonight so the ice should be good and frozen outside. we're looking at clear skies. it was a magnificent day, wasn't it? right now, we're at 49 in lehigh valley. 50 in the pennsylvania suburbs, 48 in south jersey. 50 in delaware. let's check out a few of our neighborhood temperatures. it's cooler in berks county and lehigh valley. right now, blandon, 51. 50, whitehall. big difference over yesterday when we only saw the 40s. some places only the upper 30s. nazareth 49, bethlehem, 49 as well. how about here in philadelphia? well, it's very comfortable, society hill, 51. 48 at parkside. we're looking at 50 at the airport. graduate hospital, 52. mount airy is at 41.

foxchase, 51. parkwood at 50. so we're just shy of where we should be, which is 53 for our seasonal high pressure this time of year. outside, doppler radar sweeping the sky, not picking up anything. we don't have any precipitation here. we don't have any in the state of pennsylvania. a little bit further to the west, we have a line of showers and storms crossing parts of iowa and minnesota and wisconsin. that's going to lean in our direction. it looks like by late tomorrow night, perhaps parts of the pennsylvania suburbs, berks county, lehigh valley may see a shower. it's iffy if we'll see an isolated shower in philadelphia. by tonight, we'll be watching winds out of the southeast and watch the temperature drop to 39 under clear skies. then for tomorrow, you'll wake up, it will be a little bit warmer. it will be in the mid and upper 40s to tomorrow. it will be a little bit more pleasant with a south wind taking us into the mid and upper 50s. that's tomorrow afternoon before the clouds start to move in. look at the dots of green.

the forecast model doesn't want to fully bring it into the area. we'll have to wait and see to see if it truly does come in as far as isolated showers. on sunday, temperatures drop into the 40s. they don't rebound a whole lot more, maybe close to 50 by the time we get into monday. it's going to be blustery out there over the weekend. the winds are going to come in, at least we'll have sunshine. that's important for, yeah, the eagles game. kickoff at 47. 49 at halftime and 48 at 4:00 when we wrap up what should be a victory, right guys? >> oh, yeah. >> we sure hope so, that's for sure. >> no question. >> thank you so much. stalled over safety concerns. >> families are asking a major car company to take action after they say their minivan shut down while driving. >> i was in the middle of an intersection in my neighborhood and it just stopped. >> still ahead at 4:00, what chrysler is saying about the consumer concerns over one of its most popular vehicles.

major online clothing retailer, stitch fix is making its mark in our area. we'll tell you where. the run of his life, the road to recovery for a north korean soldier who made this daring dash through the dmz. that's next at 4:00. first here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. all three major stock indexes are in the green tonight on this black friday. we'll be right back.

we are learning more about the soldier who defected from north korea during a daring escape earlier this month. and how he's now recovering physically and mentally. a lead surgeon says he's having nightmares about being returned. at least four bullets have been removed from his body and are stitching up his shredded organs.

doctors are worried about his psychological recovery. black friday is going green. for many states this is the first black friday for recreational cannabis sales. in las vegas this morning, sales look a little different from more traditional back fridays. at some dispensaries you don't have to stand in line, you can wait in your car to go through the drive thru. this isn't a reality here just yet. but in delaware and new jersey i medical marijuana is legal there are bills in both states to legalize recreational marijuana. in pennsylvania, medical marijuana was recently legalized. still ahead at 4:00, the struggle for new parents. >> diapering, walking, rocking, snuggling. >> the person doctors say could help improve the nighttime routine for new parents and get them better shut eye. minivan malfunction, next at 4:00, the safety concerns over one of the most popular family

vehicles and what the car manufacturer is now saying about it. your weekend forecast, is it going to be warm, is it going to be cold? any rain? all the answers are straight ahead. plus, how a thanksgiving mixup over a text turned into a holiday tradition. that's next at 5:00.

black friday is here. and the malls aren't the only place to find deals. experts say car shoppers may find black friday offers to be the year's best auto deals with the end of the year nearing, dealerships are eager to make way for new models. manufacturers are offering incentives like cash bank and low interest through 0%

financing. a virginia family has joined forces with a consumer group to push for a recall of more than 150 mini vans. dozens of owners have lodged complaints that their vehicles are stalling while they're driving. >> consumer reporter susan hogan has important information you need to hear. >> reporter: adam and alison cohen purchased their minivan for the same reason most parents do, safety. >> we fell in love with it. the features were beautiful. >> reporter: on two separate occasions, they say their 2017 chrysler pacifica lost power and stalled while alison was driving one of their children. >> the car is off, you don't have power steering, you can't accelerate. i was in the middle of an intersection and it just stopped. >> reporter: the cohens are more of one of 50 consumers who filed

complaints. car owners describing how their vehicles stalled while in drive. >> it won't let me move. >> reporter: this driver says he recorded the incident after he safely pulled over. alleging his pacifica stalled while driving in the fast lane on a busy san francisco freeway. >> stalling is an incredibly dangerous problem. >> reporter: this week, the center for auto safety, along with the cohens failed a petition with nitsa to investigate stalling issues. >> we want to see chrysler get these cars off the road and give people a loaner and figure out what the problem is and fix it. >> reporter: the cohens refused to drive their pacifica. >> i don't have the luxury of waiting for them to be action and chrysler wasn't doing anything about it. that's when we decided we had to do more. >> reporter: we reached out to chrysler, the company says it's unaware of any injuries or accidents associated with the complaints. in most incidents customers were

able to start their vehicles thereafter and the condition did not reoccur. >> the cohen family said chrysler did offer to buy back their pacifica and the driver who recorded the incident from san francisco confirmed that chrysler extended the same offer to him as well. did you know it is black and orange friday down in south philadelphia to? flyer fans are out tailgating today ahead of their post thanksgiving showdown. let's take a live look at the philadelphia museum of art. it's a clear and sunny day. the perfect time to climb up and down those rocky steps to burn off those thanksgiving calories. right? >> oh, yeah. >> we've been riding the roller coaster on the thermometer. >> tammie souza is tracking temperature changes in your most accurate forecast. up and down. >> you were out there this morning, 7:00? i thought i saw you on the set. >> up and down. >> right.

keith wasn't there. >> no. no way. you're not going to find me out there for sure. i don't know about you. >> something about he was washing his car. again. it was a good day to wash your car if you wanted to. we got above freezing. we have beautiful clear skies out there. nice sunset on the way. and the temperatures around the area are very comfortable. 50 in philadelphia, 50 in allentown. 43 from mount pocono. look at atlantic city at 49. vineland 48. wilmington 50, dover 48. coatesville 48. it is just a spectacular evening. now, as far as, you know, where we're going to be going, this is where we'll be heading over the next ten hours. if you're going to be out shopping, maybe you have a late date. we'll start at 6:00, 46 here in philadelphia. we'll wind up at 39 at 2:00 a.m. the pennsylvania suburbs, you'll be 43 at 6:00, you'll wind up at 36 at 2:00 in the morning. lehigh valley, 31 by 2:00 in the morning. 36 in delaware by 2:00 a.m.

37 in new jersey and 41 along the jersey shore. so things are going to cool down, you'll need the jackets tonight. we're looking at a decent warm up for tomorrow and a few changes on the way for sunday and something spectacular for next week. >> that's what's called the tease. here's a look at the stories we're follow. cape may county, three beachfront homes are destroyed after a fire, a viewer sent us this video along pleasure avenue. no one was inside the homeland security -- homes. salem county, a new dehumidifying system on the delaware memorial bridge will keep it safe and secure for a long time. workers put air tight wraps around the main suspension cables which will make them last longer. the system will have remote censors that can keep track of the cables and make sure everything is running smoothly.

the reading eagle reports stitchfix bought two buildings, both buildings used to be used as knitting mills. stitchfix works like this, you go online and asks you questioned and then a stylist will put together a box of clothes and shoes and accessories for you. you keep what you want and send back what you don't want. the company's based in san francisco and did nearly $1 billion in sales last year. camden county they will be shopping by candlelight. kings highway will be lined with luminaries. they'll also light up the town christmas tree at 6:30. candlelight shopping continues every friday. >> that's a must see out there. had the pleasure of seeing it last year. forget black friday

discounts, the animal care and control team of philadelphia is doing one better. offering free pet adoptions this black friday weekend. act philly is waiving adoption on all pets through sunday at its main shelter. this is the season of giving and shelter officials say what better way that you can get than providing a loving home to an animal in need. how can you deny that face? >> yeah. can you hear me now? >> if you're watching us through the nbc 10 app while riding a bus or train, listen up, next at 4:00, public transit may be better for the environment but we'll explain why it could be harmful to your hearing. black friday shopping doesn't have to be about malls and outlets. coming up, why many people are flocking to bethlehem on this black friday. we are on the verge of a royal announcement? perhaps. why some believe prince harry could pop the question to his girlfriend any day now. that's at 5:00. really?

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people who start their daily grind on public transportation may want to protect their ears. a new study shows the commuters are often exposed to loud bursts of noises, trains, bus and even while biking. researchers say these high decibel sounds can be harmful and transit systems should look into ways to reduce that noise. parents of newborns are well aware of the challenges that come with making sure their baby gets enough sleep. a new study shows dad play as key role, experts say, when the father is more involved both the mother and baby sleep patterns improve. yeah. doctors suggest dad help with diapering, walking, snuggling, and helping the baby lay down for bed. parents need to keep in mind, your restless nights won't last forever. >> their body is biologically more ready to combine their sleep patterns and sleep better, sleep longer. if the partner has helped, then they're more likely to have a

stable good sleep pattern. >> doctors say babies typically begin sleeping through the night for more than eight hours after they are six months old. hmm. >> i'll with you on that. >> the debate continues. no debate about the weekend forecast. it's going to be an interesting one. a little of this, a little of that. i'll be right back to tell you what you're going to get. and at 5:00, cyber monday warning. a cyber crimes expert breaks down what you should consider before sharing your credit card information with online retailers.

black friday sales are still luring in customers at toys r us months after they filed for bankruptcy. in north philadelphia we caught up with a dad who was a first timer when it comes to black

friday. he said it wasn't as crazy as he expected. >> it's not as bad as you would think it is, i guess. i thought it was going to be worse. >> he told us it was definitely worth waiting in long lines to save money. experts at vanderbilt university have advice on how to pick out safe gifts for the little ones on your list. >> if you're buying toys, be sure they're age appropriate. avoid items with small pieces or long cords for children under three years old. they could pose a choking hazard. check there are no broken parts, chipped paint or sharp edges. choose art supplies that are non-toxic. electronics can also pose safety hazards. more than 28,000 children visit the er after swallowing lithium batteries. keep remotes, watches and other items with button batteries away from small children. if your family is getting that new tv, mount it to the wall to prevent tipping. experts say there are some toys you may want to avoid all

together. projectile air rockets, darts and sling shots are not recommended for any age. bb guns should not be considered toys. children need to be properly trained and supervised while using any type of gun. it was a frenzy of bridal bliss in manayunk. the white friday bridal sale, dresses were marked down as much as 90% off. consultants were there to help the brides choose the right dress. the eagles are earning plenty of accolades for their 9-1 record. their work off the field is earning recognition as well. today the players' union named defensive tackle terry kerry. he joins chris long and carson wentz as winners of the award.

curry says he and his teammates feel a deep commitment to our community. >> it says a lot about the organization. you know, they put together good guys, you know, to actually want to make a difference. it's all about kids at the end of the day. you know, or, you know, putting smiles on peoples' face. >> his defensive teammate, nigel braddom brought home cooked meals to families. that story is sunday on the eagles gameday kick off. the birds are home sunday to take on the bears. gameday kickoff starts our power hour of eagles coverage. join us for eagles game day final after nbc 10 news at 11:00. let's take a live look over li lincoln financial field. you'll want to bundle up if you're head today the game on sunday, right, tammy? >> yes, you will. i was looking at the field

waiting for something spectacular to happen. it is, it's going to be a little bit on the chilly side. not compared to tomorrow. tomorrow will be very pleasant. too bad it's not tomorrow. it will be quite a bit warmer. it's not going to be in the 20s. we know it can go through. this is what's going to happen for the eagles. this is their forecast when they take on the bears. we're going to be looking at 47 degrees at 1:00 for kickoff. winds out of the northwest at 25 miles per hour. halftime will be at 49. we'll have the gusty northwest winds. and when the game winds down, hopefully victorious. 48 degrees with those winds, 20 miles per hour out of the west. it will be a blustery breezy day. it will be in the 40s all day. here's what you need to know for the weekend and ahead. it will be a nice saturday. we'll get a warmup into the mid and upper 50s. some may kiss 60 degrees on sunday. turns cool and breezy.

we'll be in a dry stretch. at this point we're below average for rain, but any rain would be welcome. we don't want to set ourselves up for a drought over the winter. where is fall? it isn't going to be here tomorrow. we're going to be flirting with 60 several days next week. so this is what's going on. look at all the warmth to the west. omaha, 69. cincinnati 56. st. louis 75. chicago at 63. that warmth is headed our way for tomorrow. then we'll get a hiccup for our sunday. and right back up by tuesday and wednesday. so right now, 50 in philadelphia, 53 in pittsburgh. it's 46 in coatesville. 50 in wilmington. 48 in vineland. you're looking at 49 in atlantic city and 48 in wildwood. doppler radar all clear. the whole region is clear. we have to ask furthgo to minne look for a front that's bringing showers in our direction. there's two fronts.

this is one brings a rain, the second brings cooler air. let's march you through this hour by hour. by 9:30 tonight we'll see 38. you will need a jacket for shopping tonight and going out. and we'll see those winds out of the southeast. tomorrow the winds turn southerly. you'll wake up in the mid30s across the area. then the temperature soars to the mid and upper 50s. someone could see 60. here come the clouds from that front, driving through the area. it will turn the winds to the northwest, cooling us down. by tomorrow night into the 40s, maybe a sprinkle or shower in the lehigh valley, berks county, upper pennsylvania suburbs. then sunday by 3:00 in the afternoon we're in the mid40s. on monday, we climb into the upper 40s. back near 50 degrees. so it is a very short-lived cooldown. grab your app at nbc10.com. it has your neighborhood weather so you can follow along with us. ten day on 10. 58 for tomorrow, 49 for sunday. 50 for monday. 57 tuesday. this is the day we're watching. both of these days, actually for that magical 60 day mark if it's

going to happen. guys? next at 4:00, oh, little town of bethlehem. how the christmas city is drawing in customers with an alternative to black friday. that's next. the black friday frenzy is big business. especially for two rowan university grads. how they're making a living off shopping deals and steals. that's all new at 5:00.

right now at 4:00, it's already beginning to look a lot like christmas in the lehigh valley. >> christmas city, usa, is offering two unique holiday experiences that black friday shoppers can't get anywhere else.

steven fisher reports from bethlehem. >> reporter: usually people flock to malls and outlets on black friday. that's not the case here in bethlehem. shoppers are shopping locally and taking advantage of the city's christmas village. >> welcome to bethlehem. >> reporter: just beside the iconic steel stacks people were lined up this morning to get inside chris kindle market. >> we weren't looking for traditional bargains, we wanted to spend time together and see the artisans. >> reporter: 6,000 to 7,000 people are expected to roll through here on this black friday and most shoppers told us this year they ditched the mall. >> i stay away from the mall on black friday. >> reporter: these shoppers are looking for more originality. >> i appreciate the workmanship and you get to people who create this artwork. it's more personal. >> coming for something unique and different that you can't find at the mall. >> reporter: items for purchase don't come for boxes.

you can touch them and see how they were made. >> you can find things here you can't find anywhere else that are handmade and out of the ordinary. >> reporter: steven fixesher nb 10 news. the holiday spirit fizzles at love park. >> holiday snafu. why all these people here waiting in line for that special gift will leave here disappointed. and it's going to be a mixed weekend. find out what day will be naughty and what day will be nice. the science behind black friday deals. we'll introduce you to two local graduates who sort through all the discounts, so you get huge savings. all new at 5:00.

black friday frenzy. the mad dash is on to find deep discounts. some local grads are cashing in on big crowds to help you save big time. love park snafu. the rush to grab a keepsake from the iconic park falls flat for hundreds waiting in line. winter wonderland. the blue cross river rink is finally opened. the new changes you'll see this year. sure to add to your family fun. we begin with black friday frenzy. shoppers out in full force snagging deals. this is a live picture outside of king of prussia mall.

oh, my goodness is right. oh, that line just stretches. oh, boy. >> they're not moving. >> not at all. no. it's just creeping along. you know what? got to go shot till you drop, right? >> absolutely. all right. they finished the turkey, the leftovers, now it's time to do that, shop till you drop. all across our region shoppers are bargain hunting. >> my niece got a handbag a couple years ago for 50% off. that's the kind of stuff we come in here for. >> we have team coverage, nbc 10 chief meteorologist tammie souza is checking the weather conditions for shoppers. >> we begin though with george spencer. you spent the day talking to two graduates. they found a gold mine as shoppers dig for discounts? >> reporter: indeed, we know today is the busy shopping day, right, the crowds here at king of prussia mall certainly prove that. but for all the shoppers who are showing up here to the stores in person, there are many o