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 others

who are shopping online. and at this very moment at about 5:00 in the afternoon, is the peak time for that online shopping frenzy. at the malls across our region today, the black friday tradition lives on. but even the diehards admit the holiday has gotten so big it can be overwhelming. >> feel crazy, coming out, parking, just the crowds. >> carrying all these bag. >> carrying all this back, because it's just the two of us. >> reporter: the team gathered around this kitchen table at a small apartment in blackwood, new jersey, are welcoming shoppers like paula with open arms. this is the global headquarters for best black friday.com. it's a website curating black friday deals. >> our best year yet. >> reporter: aaron jones founded the site with his childhood

friend in 2012. but this is their year. yesterday alone, they had about $4 million unique visitors, more than all of last year. that's tens of thousands of shoppers on their website at any given moment. >> probably around 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. it will go up to 40,000. >> reporter: he says their black friday holiday started yesterday evening when heavy traffic overloaded their servers. and the holiday continues right through monday, an epic five day event during which this team won't be getting much sleep. >> it's pretty much kind of emerged black friday, thanksgiving, and cyber monday shopping now. >> reporter: those grads make their money on some of the sales that they deliver to retailers, but they pride themselves on being unbiassed. insisting they offer a comparison tool you can't get in stores here or even on an individual retailer's website. reporting live at the king of

prussia mall, i'm george spencer. >> very crowded king of prussia mom. nbc 10 was out and about as people kicked off the unofficial start of christmas shopping. christiana mall has been opened since midnight. long lines in kohl's, this is new video of the packed store in philadelphia's andorra neighborhood. several items we were there. check out the crowded parking lot at this target in spring township. the store opened at 6:00 a.m. for early risers. we found a few shoppers getting lost trying to find their car in the parking lot. nbc 10 has you covered. you can download the free nbc 10 app for a list of store hours across the region and how to get the most out of your deals and discounts. let's get a check of your first alert forecast. dry and mild conditions for black friday. taking a look at a beautiful

shot at the glass and the reflection in center city off the comcast tower. the new one that is. temperatures are in the 50s. that skyline is to die for. look at the snow at camel back mountain resort to the north and west. families will have fun in the poconos over the holiday  weekend. >> the christmas tree in reading is up and decorated with lights. a sure sign of the holiday season. nbc 10 chief meteorologist tammie souza is here. >> it's perfect if you're going to be out. you need a jacket, but not a bad day. beautiful sunset on the way as we look across the city. 51 was our high. 53 is where we should be. so i'll say we're seasonal. we're seasonal. no rain and our highest wind gust, 19 miles per hour out there. across the region, 45 in boston, 49 in philadelphia. 51 in pittsburgh. 49 in d.c. we are going to drop once again into the 30s, but not quite as cold as last night.

47 in allentown, 47 in wilmington. vineland, 44 and 47 in atlantic city. here's where we go tonight. 30 in philadelphia, 30 in allentown, 33 in wilmington. and 39 at stone harbor. it will be clear, it will be cool. look at the temperatures over the next several days. tomorrow up to 58. our coolest day this week is going to be sunday at 49. that's just because we have a weak cold front coming through on saturday. 50 on monday, up to 57 and 59 on wednesday. one of these two days we'll see some 60s, especially in some of the parts of the city and outlying areas. and back to 57 thursday. the question is, where is the rain? i'm going to answer that for your neighborhood when i come back in a few minutes. all right, it's time to pull out your skates and hit the ice. the blue cross river rink is open. families are already enjoying the winter wonderland there. >> a lot of people out there. nbc 10 is a proud sponsor of winter fest. aundrea cline-thomas is in the middle of all that action.

there's a big change this year, sure to satisfy some taste buds. >> reporter: yes, absolutely. guys, i'm not on the ice. that's for the brave and the pros. i'm neither. not at all. let me show you what's more my speed, come over here. sitting by the fire, that's more my speed. if you don't want to skate, that's cool. there is so many other things you can do here. have julia and her family, coming to winter fest the day after thanksgiving has now become a holiday tradition. >> every year we come, it's not the same experience. it just gets better and better. >> reporter: this year there are changes organizers are hoping will make a tasty impact. >> sometimes you want a little snack to fill you over and something to warm you up. >> reporter: mark's funnel cakes have joined the bevy of offerings. >> we're going to get a funnel

cake. >> reporter: fried oreos. >> dip it into the batter and fry it. >> reporter: this year, there will be a few more affordable options to choose from. >> it was awesome and it was fun and it was -- it's a nice area. >> reporter: winter fest is officially underway. >> it's such a wonderful opportunity for all of us to get together, and get out of the house after eating all that food yesterday. >> reporter: even with changes, it continues to provide entertainment for the entire family. >> we will definitely be back, i promise. >> reporter: and i'll definitely be back, too, when i am not working. and try those fried oreos, again. they're really not that bad. winter fast lasts until 1:00 a.m. tonight, the whole season lasts until march. aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. a delaware county home engulfed in flames.

take a look at this video from sky force 10, crews rush to the scene just after 3:00 this afternoon to this neighborhood. this is on south penn street. no one was hurt in the fire, officials are trying to find out what happened. a river inr roxboro. people along fowler street called the water department, but hours later the water kept coming. crews said they let the water run so they would not interrupt thanksgiving for people on the block. philadelphia water says there was no danger to people or property. >> it's not completely abnormal that on a holiday like thanksgiving or christmas when we are not fully staffed, that a water main break could run for a day or so. >> the water department says this main break looks much more impressive because of the pressure needed to pump water up

the hill. the pipe that burst was just an eight inch main. that's the most common in philadelphia's water network. police are trying to figure out how a young man died after they found his charred body on top of a train. this is a scene at jefferson station in center city this morning. investigators say they found the remains of a young man, possibly a teenager on top of the train car near its power lines. authorities are working to identify the body. the gruesome find, struck a nerve with some commuters. >> it does look like his body is not in normal condition. wow. i don't even know what to say. that's shocking. >> the investigation caused delays on several regional rail lines this morning. new details tonight on a dog attack we told you about last night. police tell us the victim of that attack died at the hospital. this happened on pike street in the city's hunting park section.

officers had to shoot one of the dogs attacking the man. police say the dog bites may not have killed him, and they are looking for another possible reason he died. a jersey shore woman is accused of using a baseball bat and dog to attack a contractor. it all happened after she called the police to stop a nearby construction project. police in longport say when they got to the scene, this 63-year-old woman was swinging a baseball bat at a contractor while holding a dog on a leash. when officers tried to arrest her she took off. they caught her and she's now facing a long list of charges. in philadelphia, a man on a beer run is now on the run from the police after surveillance video shows him swiping a donation jar. the man was paying for his beer, he grabbed the donation jar and just took off. if you know who he is, call police. former national security advisor michael flynn's attorneys say they will no

longer share information with president trump's lawyers as this russia investigation unfolds. the move could indicate flynn is cooperating or negotiating a deal with special prosecutor robert muller's team. flynn's attorney declined to comment. a lawyer for the president says no one should draw any conclusion from the move. the president tweeted about teeing up with top notch golfers this morning. president trump was hitting the links with tiger woods and current number one player in the world, dustin johnson. quote, after a turkey call, i will be heading over to trump national golf club jupiter to play golf with tiger woods and dustin johnson and back to mar-a-lago. making smart holiday purchases online. >> all new at 5:00, a cyber crime expert breaks down what you need to know before pulling out your credit card on cyber monday. an act of kindness, what's

happened inside this grocery store that has strangers embracing. plus. kind of hoping to get one for my wife for christmas. >> the one item that had hundreds waiting in line in center city and the mixup that started it all. it's next.

a big mixup at philadelphia's love park. hundreds of people waited in line for a keepsake, only to be left empty handed. >> nbc 10's aaron baskerville talked to one man who was disappointed because the park has a special place in his heart. >> reporter: it's the holiday spirit that brought hundreds out to the christmas village in center city this morning. but after hours of waiting in line for a love park granite keepsake, that joy started to fade. >> people were led to believe they were being -- actual pieces were being sold here today. and to find out it's just a form, no timeline. >> reporter: kevin was one of those hoping to get his hands on that gift. he tells nbc 10 love park means everything to him. it's where he got engaged to the love of his life, his wife stephanie. here's what parks and recreation sent out yesterday. >> we got here 10:00 and the line's been from the beginning

to about 15th street. so elbow to elbow people and everybody is hoping the same thing. >> reporter: take a look at this line behind me right here. it nearly wraps all around the christmas village. i'm told people started lining up here as early as 8:00 in the morning. right now, looking at this line, it's 12:15 in the afternoon. and, of course, these people will have to wait even longer now. how disappointed are you? >> super disappointed. hopefully something will happen. there's a lot of people here, so it would be really silly not to follow through with this. >> reporter: the city released a statement late this morning saying the gift wasn't available because of quote, unforeseen circumstances. customers signed up for one in the future, we're told only 250 were made. so it's not guaranteed all will get one. aaron baskerville, nbc 10 news. wow. the philadelphia parking authority is having its own holiday sale for those driving around the city. parking at garages owned by the ppa like independence mall will

be flat rate $8 on saturday and sundays between 11:00 a.m. and midnight. on saturdays after 11:00 a.m., meter parking is free across the city. these offers will go on until new year's day. an annual tradition returns at reading terminal market. the holiday railroad is back. this year, it's a 500 square foot model railroad display. you can tell the kids were loving it out there. the model covers about a third of a mile of track, all around reading terminal market. very cool. must see, too. to the weather now. we want to check the conditions over in manayunk. stores are opened for a few more hours before black friday ends tonight. >> let's take a look at the roads. that's what's important now. here's a live look at 76 and divine. not too much traffic out there. >> looking good. >> i would bet around king of prussia a whole different story. >> 202 was a mess. >> oh, boy. that's right.

nbc 10 first alert meteorologist tammie souza joins us. a little bit of rain, but also sun this weekend. >> we'll have maybe a little bit of everything. it depends on where you live, if you'll see the rain. which we actually need it. we're going to go into a dry spell. but i get ahead of myself. i'm letting the cat out of my bag. i'll tell you the whole story. let's start off with where were you this morning? 30 in it philadelphia if you were in philadelphia. if you were at allentown, you saw 24. 26 in wilmington. 24 in atlantic city. it was a very chilly start to the day. and at this point, we are in the 40s. we made it into low 50s across much of the area. so that was nice. that was seasonal. right now, 49 in philadelphia. 47 in allentown. 47 in wilmington. 47 in atlantic city. well, we are going to watch those temperatures drop a bit more tonight. in fact, we're going to be down at 8:00 at 42 in philadelphia. 40 by 11:00 tonight under clear skies. very light winds out of the south. because we have such a dry atmosphere, we are not expecting

any fog to form with these light winds and clear skies. we'll continue to drop and we'll be in the mid30s tonight. we won't be as cold as we were last night. here's what you need to know. we'll have a nice saturday. we'll get a warmup into the mid, maybe even the upper 50s. that will be above average for this time of year. we'll see some clouds building in the afternoon and then we'll see the possibility of a shower t. sunday, completely different. the front that brings that possibility of an isolated shower on thursdasaturday turns cool. we'll be looking at the upper 40s. a little bit of a difference between the two days. got rain, we have a dry stretch all of next week. we're below average at this point. any rain would be welcome. we don't want to be into a deficit headed into a warmer than average winter. and then, another warmup next week. so it begs the question where is fall? we're not going to go into a terribly cold pattern at this point. we'll be flirting with 60 by the middle of next week.

that's the surprise good news. flirt ing with 60. we'll be heading into december, very mild. we're looking at nothing on doppler radar as far as precipitation. the region is quiet. we have this line of showers making its way through minnesota and also iowa and wisconsin. and that's the cold front that's going to drive through and bring our temperatures down by tomorrow night. there is two of them. the first one will bring us perhaps an isolated shower. i think that is mainly going to be the lehigh valley, the poconos, maybe berks county. let's go ahead and see where we'll be. we'll drop down by tomorrow morning, 35 in philadelphia, 34 in allentown. 40 in millville. tomorrow we make it into the mid 50s. here comes the clouds at 3:00. some spotty showers out there. still a pretty dry atmosphere. an isolated shower. i wouldn't rule it out. by tomorrow or by saturday afternoon, we're going to make -- sunday afternoon -- we'll make it into the 40s with clear skies and monday we'll make it into the upper 40s,

close to 50 degrees. so for tonight, you'll see 37 in philadelphia, 34 in the lehigh valley. and 45 along the jersey shore. we're going to be mainly clear out there. then tomorrow, we are going to look at sunshine with clouds moving in in the afternoon. 58 in philadelphia. 54 in the lehigh valley. 58 along the joerersey shore. 49 on sunday, going out there to the eagles game pribring your jacket. wednesday we might hit 60. 57 on thursday with chance of a shower at night. thank you. at least 235 people are dead and more than 100 hurt after an attack on a mosque in egypt's sinai peninsula. >> this is northeast of cairo. police say the militants opened fire from four offroad vehicles on 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. both egypt's president and president trump have condemned the attack. two of london's underground stations are back open after reports of shots being fired. police rushed to the area near oxford circus subway. officers did not uncover any evidence of those shots fired. ahead at 5:00, the reason why one ride share company is giving away free rides this black friday. christmas tree shortage. why some tree farms say you should buy your tree early. crazy, i still see it everywhere. i still get retreats. >> the holiday mistake over a text that turned into a thanksgiving tradition. that's next at 5:00.

right now at 5:00, a thanksgiving mixup now turning into a holiday tradition for two people who came together from a text message mistake. >> you may remember this, last year wanda tried to send her grandson a text, inviting him to thanksgiving dinner. she sent it to the wrong number. jamal was on the other end of that message. he accepted the invite. this year, jamal didn't receive a text, but he still showed up for the feast. >> i do believe there are no accidents in life. for that to happen, there was a reason. >> just being friendly, i gained

a new friend. a couple of new friends, a new tradition on thanksgiving and i love it. >> that is so sweet. last year, jamal posted the text between him and wanda on twitter. he says he still gets retweets. >> great story. >> what a great story. holding up their winning streak. >> malcolm jenkins explains what the birds need to do in order to defeat the bears this weekend. all new at 5:00. protecting your money while shopping online. why you may want to avoid third party vendors on cyber monday. that's next at 5:00. coming up all new at 6:00, secret santa. a toy store surprised dozens of families in south jersey tonight.

it is the day of the year the retailers across america count on. black friday. new video is into the newsroom from the walmart in south philadelphia. the store has seen a steady flow of people all day long. the retail industry is predicting 115 million americans will show up in person to do black friday shopping. >> it's fun to get out and be with your friends and have a good time. >> stay off of work. >> the cherry hill mall, some anchor stores were open all night long. by now, you've had time to shop, take a nap, and go back for more. a live look from the blue cross river rink at penn's landing,

winter fest kicked off. nbc 10 is a proud sponsor of the event that's fun for the entire family. >> so great having that day off for sure. black friday was off to a freezing start in many areas across our region. >> tammie souza is joining us now with your friday night forecast. >> not so bad, you do need to carry the warm jacket with you. you notice i did not say puffy coat. we have clear skies out there. beautiful night across the city. the temperatures, topped out pretty much in the low 50s. we're at 49 in philadelphia. 45 in coatesville . vineland, 44. 46 in trenton. the only cold place, obviously, it's cold is mount pocono at 38. we'll have a clear night tonight. things will be pleasant. if you're in philadelphia and out and about, 3:00 in the morning, if you're still out and about you'll be at 37 degrees. pennsylvania suburbs, about 36 under clear skies. and in the lehigh valley, a

little bit cooler, 31 at 3:00 in the morning. we'll be dropping a few more degrees from there. delaware, 3:00 in the morning, you'll be 35. if you're going to make it an early night at 11:00 p.m., 37. 38 at 11:00 in new jersey. 36 at 3:00 in the morning. the jersey shore, that's the warm spot. party on, 42 at 11:00 tonight. 41 at 3:00 in the morning. we have big changes on the way for the weekend and i'll talk about that when i get back. >> you can track the realtime temperatures, no matter where you are, just tap the free nbc 10 app. there's no short age of shoppers in montgomery county. we're in limerick where this black friday is crucial for brick and mortar shops. these shoppers say braving the cold and waking up early, definitely worth it. >> i still like going out to the store and seeing things. every now and then we'll go with amazon. but for the most part, i like

being around people. there's a lot of stores that are saying they're closing. which was shocking. >> reporter: what does that tell you? >> online shopping, yeah. it's easier and you don't have to wait in line. and freeze. >> analysts will pay attention to cyber monday sales to see if america's shopping trend is changing. speaking of cybersales, amazon has revealed its cyber monday deals. that includes 50% off on select hasbro games and playdoh. the lowest price ever on the amazon fire. last year amazon customers ordered 740 items per second on cyber monday. wow. new at 5:00, we have an important nbc 10 responds warning to share with you. if you plan to go online with your credit card in hand, make sure to protect your personal information. nbc 10 responds reporter harry

hairston has some safety advice. >> cyber experts tell us each year more shoppers are dodging the hustle and bustle of stores, and are letting their fingers and keyboards take over on cyber monday. but before you log in, listen up. >> the criminals are out in droves. >> we caught up with a cyber crimes expert. >> before you go out and start putting your credit card into your web browser, make sure your computer is updated. latest anti-virus, latest security patches. >> the video also says if you're shopping on amazon, know who your b you're buying from. be careful how you pay for your item. there are more than two million third party sellers on the amazon sites. if a seller asks you to pay with a gift card instead of amazon pay, don't do it. amazon's guarantee does not cover purchases made by giving

gift cards or card information directly to third party vendors. never send money to an amazon seller outside the amazon website or app. the only safe way to buy something from an amazon seller is to pay through amazon pay. this way, if you don't get the product you ordered, you can work with amazon to get a full refund. and the video also says use commonsense. >> the deal looks too good to be true, chances are it is. >> other concerns, be leery of unfamiliar websites offering items that are sold out everywhere else. make sure websites have a physical address and contact information. plus, stay away from websites that are in other countries. if there's a problem, you may have no way of getting a resolution. >> if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds, give us a call, we will respond to you. a thanksgiving night fire lit up the sky in philadelphia's west oak lane neighborhood.

the woman who lives here was returning home from a holiday get together. she found her house of 30 years going up in flames. her son was inside when the flames started along east price street. he managed to get out safely, but terrell johns has been living in the house since the 80s. she says she's keeping the faith. >> god is able, something good is going to come out of all this. i know it will. i'm not trusting jesus for nothing. i didn't turn 80 something for nothing for all this. i didn't come this far for him to leave me. he said he'll never leave me and forsake me and i believe it. >> several nearby homes were also damaged. investigators are looking for what started that fire. a devastating fire on the shore tops the stories making headlines county by county. a viewer sent us this video of the early morning flames that destroyed three beachfront homes along pleasure avenue. no one was in those houses. the firefighter did suffer a

minor injury at the scene but is expected to be okay. montgomery county, a woman has been arrested accused of killing a highway department worker in september. 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 was smashed. one of the workers died, stock is expected in court later this month. lancaster county, a thanksgiving act of kindness will warm your heart. >> people made their way through the checkout line at the grocery store to find out their bills had been paid by a stranger. >> you're all set. >> we bought your groceries for thanksgiving. you have a good thanksgiving. >> oh, michelle schaffer and barb wilson say save $2,000 every year to help pay for

shoppers' groceries. they started the tuaradition wh they married several years ago. >> i love hearing stories like that. >> me too, that's what the season is all about. wow. ahead at 5:00, finding the perfect gift. >> we go inside a local christmas village to show you the unique items you won't find anywhere else. plus, is america facing a christmas tree shortage? why some say you should hit the lot early this year.

macy's department stores are dealing with credit card machine issues this black friday. an outage that slowed sales started impacting stores around 1:00 today. we reached out to macy's and a spokesperson told us they're working to resolve the problem as quickly as they can. this holiday season might not be the time to procrastinate when it comes to getting a christmas tree. experts warn about a possible tree shortage. the cause of the shortage dates back a decade when the recession hit. tree sales fell sharply in 2007 so farmers planted fewer trees. the result ten years later? a smaller supply. because of that smaller supply, you could be paying big bucks for a tree this season. >> everyone in the market is going to run out of trees this year. there's just not enough christmas trees to go around. >> wow, experts say the increase in price for christmas trees

this year will vary based on the type of tree, mow bhow big it i where you buy it. if you're looking to add a furry friend to your family this holiday weekend, now is the best time. the animal care and control team of philadelphia is offering free pet adoptions this black friday weekend. shelter officials providing a loving home to an animal in need is a gift that keeps on giving. >> an animal that will come into your home and light up your home and be something that you always can cherish that memory. >> adoption fees will be waived on all pets through sunday at act philly's main shelter in hunting park. millions of people are hitting the stores and the malls on black friday. what about hitting the outdoors? lyft and rei are partnering this year to offer free rides to local parks. the outdoors company is closing all of its stores today for the third year in a row. along with not doing any online

sales. but still paying all its employees to take the day off. we have new information about that massive data breach involving uber. the ride sharing company says it discussed the hack with potential investor softbank before going public with the details earlier this week. uber is trying to complete a $10 billion investment deal with the japanese company. on tuesday uber disclosed hackers stole data from more than 57 million drivers and customers. it's the final chapter for nearly 200,000 books at a college library in pennsylvania. starting next month officials at the indiana university of pennsylvania will take 170,000 books off the shelves. that's because they haven't been checked out in the last 20 years. the school says despite downsizing the library, it will not affect any jobs. sending a message to his teammates. >> what malcolm jenkins wants the eagles to keep in mind as they prepare to face off with

the bears this weekend. i'll have your holiday weekend forecast that does include the eagles' forecast as well. come on back for that. all new at 6:00, survivor story. a woman who made it out of a deadly senior home fire goes back to the scene with us one week later. why she's amazed the tragedy wasn't even worse.

the eagles are flying higher than any team in football. their 9-1 record is the nfl's best. >> they'll be avoiding the bear trap against chicago. >> sports philadelphia's danny pommels joins us with more on that. hey, danny. >> hey, erin, hey, keith.

each week after doug pederson addresses the team he turns things over to malcolm jenkins to break it down. he was already looking ahead to this sunday's game against the bears. >> stay in the moment, we're building something special. stay focused on the daily tasks, getting better every day. family on three, one two three. >> clear and concise message from malcolm jenkins to his teammates after their win last sunday. only our cameras were in the locker room to capture his speech. this week we asked about how he keeps his teammates, specifically the younger ones focused on the task at hand. >> i remember being, you know, a rookie on a 9-0 team on a team that went, you know, 13-0. ended up being 13-3 winning the super bowl. i remember just thinking like,

man, this is easy because you have nothing to reference. but for veterans who have been around the league, been on other teams, i think they recognize that the opportunity we have right now is special. >> yeah, perspective is everything. malcolm will join us for our exclusive conversation this sunday at 9:30 on eagles' game day. it's our power hour of eagles coverage to get your eagle sunday started. fans are eager to see the birds and bears this weekend. >> danny pommels live for us from nbc sports philadelphia. turning to your weather now. it was a chilly but clear black friday across our area. nbc 10 caught people walking around in the sunshine at old city and 5th and market a little earlier this afternoon. a live look from the blue cross river rink at penn's landing where winter fest kicked off this afternoon. look at all those folks out there. nbc 10 is a proud sponsor of the

event that's in its 24th year. there's real talent on the ice as well. our camera caught this guy showing off his skills. that's what i want to be able to do. >> me too, but it's not going to happen. >> that's my kind of skating. >> my tall lanky butt out there, no way. this is more my speed. the season has begun in jackson hole, wyoming. look at the powder on the ground. more than 100 inches of snow has already fallen there. we're not seeing anything like in the northeast? >> no, but i kind of wish we were. i love snow, especially the first snow we get. it's just spectacular. and we have no snow. anywhere in my ten day forecast. look at this, you can see right here there is the blue cross river rink. we have it in our city shot. it's a beautiful night out there. grab a jacket, it is going to be chilly. but clear. just a spectacular late fall night. that's the way i look at it.

51 is what we reached today. we were a couple degrees below average. i would call it a seasonal day. no rain and our highest wind gusts at 19 miles an hour. the reason i'm showing you this wide map and you're saying why are you showing me parts of the midwest and great plains is because it's 68 in omaha. 68 in omaha, nebraska in late november. it's 61 in chicago in late november. that warmth is headed our way. i just want you to savor what's going to be in here for saturday and much of next week. we're going to be quite mild. 40 right now in philadelphia. 51 in pittsburgh and 49 in d.c. around the area, 43 for all of you in coatesville, 47 in wilmington. 44 in vine landloland. a very mild evening. we'll drop down into the 30s, 32 for mount holly tonight. 37 in philadelphia. 30 in allentown. 33 in wilmington. 39 at stone harbor. so it will be chilly, you'll need the jacket. take a look at where we go

tomorrow. all the way into the mid and upper 50s. then we crash down a bit for sunday. would you expect anything less for the eagles game day? no, it's perfect weather for the eagles. 49 there. 50 on monday. then all the way up near 60 by the middle of next week. we are going to get several waves of this warmth headed our way. and less of the cold headed our way. doppler radar, everything is clear right now. it's clear across the region. take a look at the next batch of rain. we have showers crossing minnesota and wisconsin. we have two cold fronts that will sweep through. the first one will generate clouds tomorrow, maybe an isolated shower out in berks county and the lehigh valley. the second one brings in cooler air for sunday. so at 8:00 we'll be at 40 irn philadelphia. tomorrow morning you'll wake up in the mid30s across the area. clouds don't move in until 3:00 in the afternoon. we'll make it to the mid and upper 50s. spotty showers at this point

because the atmosphere is so dry. sunday, we're going to be in the 40s. by the time we get into monday, we're going to be up near 50 degrees one more time. so it is a very short lived cooldown. we call it went weather because it seems stranger the weather the better carson wentz does. all the players will have mild weather, but breezy conditions. 25 mile an hour winds out of the northwest. 49 at halftime. the next five days, if you're going from philadelphia or to the jersey shore, you're going to be looking at 58 tomorrow in philadelphia. 58 on the jersey shore. 49 on sunday in philadelphia. 50 on the jersey shore. we'll see 50 monday in philadelphia. 48 along the jersey shore. tuesday, the mid 50s. by the time we get to wednesday we could be looking to near 60 in philadelphia. with a shower moving in at

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the holidays are a popular time for engagements. it looks like prince harry could soon be added to the list. a major book maker has suspended whether prince harry would pop the question. rumors are they could announce an engagement any day now. in the lehigh valley there's a different kind of place to find unique holiday gifts with a story. nbc 10's steven fisher reports from bethlehem. >> reporter: some are using fire to create art. others, it's a steady hand putting paint to an ornament. >> the crafts here are all handmade by all the artists, which is really unique. >> reporter: for all 25 years of chris consistental markekindle

>> the people that buy our things give them as gifts. the people that receive them love it. so i have customers that come back to me every year. >> reporter: most of the items you'll find are one of a kind and made right in front of you. >> we cast our pieces in these vintage molds. >> reporter:ist the high end quality and originality that drives thousands. >> i think we'll have 6,000 or 7,000 people coming through. generally speaking we have 70,000 that come throughout the duration. >> we have over 100 of the finest crafts people in the nation. >> reporter: gathered together in bethlehem to offer shoppers a unique alternative. >> you can go to the mall anytime. when you come to a venue like this and you shop main street in bethlehem, it's more of a family type event. >> reporter: reporting in bethlehem, steven fisher, nbc 10 news. up next, we're working on several brand-new stories on nbc 10 news at 6:00. a survivor of a deadly senior home fire in chester

county decided to go back to the scene today to see the damage for herself. we'll go along with her for a view of the rubble like you've never seen before. and later, the price of love. love park that is. fixing up the center city attraction is costing way more than the city bargained for. we're going to see a mixed weekend, a little bit of warmth, a little bit of cool and maybe an isolated shower. i'll break it down for your neighborhood right after the break.

right now at 6:00, return to the scene. a survivor of a deadly senior home fire goes back to her old home to see the damage for herself. neighborhood drench. the water main break turns a road into a river. why crews purposefully let the water run. and secret santa. new at 6:00, how one man is making this the best black friday ever for dozens of south jersey families. right now at 6:00. the holiday shopping rush on this black friday. shoppers all over our region are getting early jumps on their lists. nbc 10 at cherry hill, spring township, andorra and the king of prussia mall. a festive frenzy to score the best discounts. >> it's like hitting the jackpot. >> shopping is going fabulous. it's fun. it's a tradition. we've got to shop. >> can't say it better than

that. good evening, i'm keith jones. >> i'm erin coleman. online shopping steals some of the spotlight, many shoppers told us they love the thrill of hunting down bargains in person on black friday. in delaware tonight, shoppers from all over our area showed up at the christiana mall to score the tax free benefits of the first day. montgomery countyerse nbc, t the premium outlets in limerick, where people told us they like showing up in person and touching the merchandise. if you didn't get out with the black friday crowds, you can still score deals all weekend long. >> let's go to george spencer live in king of prussia, george? >> reporter: erin, we've been here for about four hours now. first outside with the parking and traffic madness, now indoors with the bustle that's actually inside the mall. for many here, black friday is an annual opportunity not to be missed. but if you are missing it, the discounts should stick around for a few