magazine released information they've been investigating harassment claims against lauer for the past two months. the magazine says it interviewed current and former nbc employees. at least three women have come forward with allegations of sexual harassment. of course, matt lauer was the face of morning television for decades. he replaced bryant gumbel in 1997. he spent 21 years behind the averag desk before today's firing. here is his co-host breaking the news this morning. >> as i am sure you can imagine, we are devastated. we're still processing all of this. i will tell you right now, we do not know more than what i just shared with you, but we will be covering this story as reporters, as journalists. i am sure we'll learn more details in the hours and days to come, and we promise we will share that with you. >> around noon the attorney for this accuser ended up coming forward. they released a statement which

reads in part -- we want to mention, too, this is an nbc employee currently. quote. my client detailed egregious acts of sexual harassment and misconduct by mr. lauer. it is our hope that nbc will continue to do what it can to repair the damage to my client, their employee and any other person who may come forward. the attorney went to nbc's human resources and their legal department monday night. here is a statement from nbc news chairman andy lack in part. it reads, quote, while it is the first complaint about his behavior in over 20 years, he has been at nbc news, we were also presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident. our highest priority is to create a workplace environment where everyone feels safe and protected. as you could imagine at home, the legendary anchor's firing is creating a bit of a firestorm on social media. but also out in public people

are talking about it. nbc10's lauren mayk is live near 30 rockefeller plaza across the river in new york city. where plenty of people are talking, lauren. >> reporter: keith, when we stopped people today here in new york to talk about this, some of them told us, hey, we were just talking about this. others told me that they heard other people talking about it on the train. this was on people's minds today. in new york city, preparations under way for the christmas tree lighting in rockefeller center. a busy day here that started with news the "today" show's matt lauer was fired. >> breaking news overnight. matt lauer has been terminated from nbc news. >> or inappropriate sexual behavior. the news was on brandon martinez's mind as he walked through the city today. >> we were walking fifth avenue and thinking how close i was to where they tape. >> reporter: martinez says the "today" show is often on at his

home in boston. >> you feel really bad because he is so beloved. the olympics, nbc. and to hear that, it's sad, but i am proud of women having a chance to be outspoken about things that they absolutely should be able to do. >> reporter: this group of women is visiting new york from georgia. >> heartbreaking to think about it. you want to look at people and think the best of them. and then something pops up, and you are just floored because you don't know whether to believe it or not because you don't want to believe it. >> reporter: their trip here lasts until the end of the week. did it change your visit at all? >> in a way. just a feeling, you know. it kind of depresses it. other than that, new york is great. >> reporter: and as people take this information in, some told us that they have questions and they would like to hear more information about the allegations. keith, back to you.

>> lauren mayk live in new york city. we're live across the wourater. over the past few weeks we have grown accustomed of women coming out and accusing high-profile men in the workplace of behavior unfortunate. it comes to the wake of the me-too campaign. many women describe feeling like they cannot report sexual misconduct in the workplace because the man is in a high-profile position. we spoke to a local women's rights advocate who insists now is the time for action. >> not address the needs of women, half the population of the world, in our city, more than half in our city. we ask them to suck it up and bear it. no more. >> women's rights advocates believe culturally the country is experiencing a watershed moment in which no one is above reproach. >> live at liberty state park. on the new jersey side, across

the river from new jersey. we'll make the trek in tonight. for now, back to you, jim, erin. >> keith jones reporting live. see you next half hour. matt lauer's termination comes a week after veteran cbs anchor charlie rose lost his job. he was terminated because of allegations of sexual misconduct. eight women claim rose made unwanted sexual advances towards them from the '90s to 2011. rose said he thought he was pursuing consensual relationships. lauer has not responded publicly to his firing. download the nbc10 app to get updates on the story. you can also read full statements on lauer's termination and statements from his accuser. we now know the name of the bicyclist who was killed during a collision with a garbage truck in philadelphia. emily frederiks was 24 years old. people are gathering for a vigil in her honor at 11th and spruce. this is live right now. you see them holding candles.

it all comes after demonstrators formed a barrier along the scene of the accident during this morning's commute. they are calling for safety upgrades for bicyclists in the city. the golden medal sanitation truck involved in the collision stayed on the scene as police investigated. medics rushed frederiks to the hospital but she died a short time later. members of the biking community say now is the time for change. >> they were the highest quality bike lanes at that time, but they are severely faded. and need to be, at the very low least, repainted. they also need to be upgraded and made safer and of a higher quality. >> demonstrators say they plan to form another human protected bike lane tomorrow morning as well. police in bucks county chasing new leads in a deadly hit and run that killed a teen and injured her friend.

they have video showing the crucial moment surrounding the crash. 19-year-old jess kurtz died from her injuries. her friend seriously injured. a driver struck them monday night. according to officers the drive stopped, moved kurtz off the road and took off. >> we still believe that this ford pickup truck is involved. f-150 or 250. two-tone red and white. axle on it. black male driver. that's what we are looking for right now. >> investigators say they are receiving tips from the public and have recovered solid evidence but are still searching for the driver. crime alert at the promenade in south jersey. police released this picture of a couple wanted for stealing a woman's wallet from the panera. a short time later $1500 was already put on her credit cards at target and an apple store nearby.

philadelphia police need help finding the man who used the drive-through window of a dunkin' donuts to rob the place. video shows him coming through the window head first. he grabbed money from the register and took off. if you recognize him. call police. a check of your first alert forecast now, unseasonably warm today. temperatures in the 60s as we take a live look at the camden skyline. nice day in ann arbor. we found people walking on haverford avenue wearing light jackets and sweaters. boathouse row. pleasant conditions to dine outside this evening. nbc10's chief meteorologist tammie souza is here. and you didn't need your puffy coats today. >> do not need the puffy coats today. we won't need them for about nine days. then we'll need them for about three weeks. we'll explain that later on. let's savor what we have right now. beautiful out there. look at this. clear skies, a tremendous sunset. 64 the high. no rain.

beautiful, clear skies. let's check out the suburbs. how about the pennsylvania suburbs. bedminster. 55. fort washington, 58. blue bell, 57. if we go to west callum. 54. chadsford. 59. a mild evening continues. in philadelphia it's much the same. 61 at the airport. 62 at graduate hospital. 62 at king sessen. 62 society hill richmond. urban heat island effect knocks it up a few degrees. 60 at parkwood. finally, let's go to south jersey. you are basking in warmth as well. 58 in lumberton. 68. mount laurel. cherry hill, 55. glassboro at 54 degrees. this evening we'll enjoy clear skies. this is where we go to. when you weake up tomorrow morning, 38. a few high, thin clouds. pennsylvania suburbs, 35. lehigh valley, a little cooler at 29.

these clear skies let all the warmth out at night. 36 in delaware. 34 in new jersey and along the jersey shore 40. a little cooler tomorrow because a weak front has come through and shifted the winds to the north and east. nonetheless a beautiful day tomorrow, huge changes are on the way. we will talk about that when i come back. central high school in philadelphia is receiving tens of millions of dollars towards a big renovation project. >> today school leaders announced a $42 million ex pancreas. $10 million coming from an alumnus, joseph field, the founder of intercom communications. his donation will be used for a new performing arts center. administrators say the goal is to create a world-class learning environment for future generations. >> our goal is to aspire to make every school as great as central is. and our kids deserve that opportunity. if we do that, we will send this city over the moon. >> the philadelphia school district will also contribute

just more than $8 million towards the project. other donors are putting up the rest of the money. groundbreaking is scheduled for january 2019. graduate students at penn rallied against the proposed tax reform bill currently in congress. it was a national movement to protest a plan to eliminate a tax exemption for tuition waivers for grad students. senator bernie sanders visits reading this weekend to rally against the gop tax plan. he says the legislation goes beyond taxes. sunday's rally starts at 2:00 p.m. at the santander performing arts center. tickets are not required. two philadelphia restaurants will have to pay a hefty price for not properly paying employees. >> the restaurant on pine street and on north fifth restaurants failed to pay proper overtime to more than 150 employees over four years. the restaurants now owe nearly $830,000 in back pay.

they'll also have to pay more than $10,000 in penalties. the lawsuit has left many workers with mixed emotions. >> it's a little bit bittersweet. i am happy because of my coworkers. they'll get what they deserve. the money they earned for working so hard all these years. but then again, for the place, i wish the place, from now on, they would do things different. >> we reached out to the restaurant owners to get their sides of the story. they told us they've reached a mutual agreement and can now return to providing better service to their customers. right now at 5:00, pennsylvania legislators are giving business owners who are women of color a voice in harrisburg. state representatives in upper darby as part of a listening tour. they sat down with minority business owners to find out what challenges they face and make sure they're getting the support they need. >> we want to make sure that as we develop our next budget and policies and as we develop legislation that the women -- women and girls of color who own

their own businesses, that are entrepreneurs, have a seat at the table and are a part of setting of the agenda. >> the meeting was also a chance for business owners to find out about resources that are available to help their businesses move forward. still ahead at 5:00. the community reacts to the firing of nbc's matt lauer following accusations of misconduct in the workplace. >> you can't get away with stuff that you used to be able to get away with. >> new at 5:00, what people are saying about lauer's fall from grace and what it means for female empowerment in the workplace. also, day care deposit. a mom was told a day care didn't have space for her son after she paid them. why she has struggled to get her money back. how you can prevent this from happening to you. how a new sports complex in wilmington will help teams score on and off the court. that's new at 5:00.

sixers doing pretty well on the court. the team moved its training facilities to camden and are now working to build up another city in our area. >> we have details on the team's plan to brings hoops and help. >> reporter: wilmington had problems. crime is one of them. it also has a lot going for it. by next winter they'll have a

new basketball and a sweet place to watch them play. homes, shopping, restaurants and an ice rink. the west side of christina river gets all the attention. by the end of next year you see this. 140,000 square foot 76ers field house. the home arena for the 87ers who have been playing in newark. the 87ers will be your neighbors. is that cool? >> that's real good. >> reporter: will you see them play? >> i sure will. >> we believe in delaware. we believe in wilmington. we believe in businesses here and we believe in the community. >> reporter: the $26 million partnership with have sports and training facilities and residents in wilmington's nearby south bridge neighborhood -- >> sure! i love the sixers. >> reporter: they are excited to have the sixers as neighbors and about their promise to let kids in lower income neighborhoods

like theirs have access to sports programs at the fieldhouse. >> kids need somewhere to play around so they can get on the streets, don't be on the corner and stuff. play around and have fun. >> reporter: we just got out of a news conference talking about this. we're told it will generate 150 construction jobs and full and part-time construction jobs. it will be a physical therapy center and youth sports leagues have signed on. there will be a bridge from the other side of the river that will have pedestrian and bike lanes and connect with the restaurants. center. in a few hours the tree, right there, will come to life. you can watch the tree lighting right here on nbc10. tonight the holiday fun starts at 7:00.

here at home, the river rink tree lights up this friday night. you can watch that here on nbc10. it sure doesn't feel like christmas weather today. a live look at the river rink. it's still warm out there tonight. >> tammie souza here. toasty. >> it is. >> for november. >> 64 degrees was the high today. that's crazy. 13 degrees above average. where are we going next? 70? no, we're not. [ laughter ] >> let's take a reality check as to where we are going next. 64 the high today in philadelphia. mount holly, 64. pottstown. 61. allentown, 63. 66 wilmington. on and on with the magnificent weather. but we do have changes ahead. you knew that was coming, right? anything that good is not going to last. here is what you need to know. we will be mild. we will see the 50s through the start of december. that means into early next week. a beautiful weekend ahead. then we get the cold pattern, when i say cold, i mean really

cold. it sets in late next week and could be with us for the rest of the month. below average. way below average. rain, may be some showers early on friday morning. there is a chance of that. next tuesday and wednesday, a little better chance of rain. and the weekend, it looks beautiful. seasonal. get out and enjoy it. put up decorations. get the tree. mostly sunny and pleasant. a picture-perfect start to december. outside, perfect weather with doppler radar. no clouds or rain. you have to go a bit further to the west. we have a weak front that came through today that will cool us in the 60s to 50s tomorrow. about ten degrees cooler. the next front that comes in will bring us our rain for early, early friday morning. let's walk you through it hour by hour. you wake up tomorrow morning in the mid 30s across the area. a few high, thin clouds but for the most part we'll see sunshine. later in the day we make the mid

50s and then the clouds build in, overnight tomorrow night into early on friday. 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning, rain. shoulding out shoulding -- should be out by the morning commute. and then a nice weekend. december 9th, the end of next week. we get a huge low of very cold air descending upon us. that will be with us on and off through the rest of the month. look where the temperatures will be at that point. we are not talking 60s or 50s. we're talking 30s. get ready to pull out the puffy coat. 55 tomorrow. 52 on friday, shower in the morning. 51 saturday. 54 on sunday. the birds are on television on nbc10 that night as they take on seattle in seattle. 55 monday. 60 next tuesday. rain on wednesday. bye-bye warmth. here comes the cold. the 40s. look at this. by a week from saturday we could

even see a little bit of a rain/snow mix. guys. talk about encouragement. one local teacher promised a student her car if he made it to the nfl. >> well, he did. that teacher is making good on her promise to the now eagles player. that story is ahead at 5:00. oversized food. the reason this festival favorite is getting rave reviews and not just for its taste. that's next. fl

. fire safety today. in west philadelphia, members of the philadelphia fire department were in the neighborhood this morning going door to door installing smoke detectors. firefighters, police officers and the american red cross came

together for the push to keep the community safe. cookstown may be home to the biggest funnel cake ever made. hundreds of people turned out to the folk festival grounds yesterday to try to get into the record books. they fried up a funnel cake 30 inches in diameter. it looks good to me. the festival says it's an american record. this is all part of a television pilot series. by the way, the guinness book of world records does not have a category for largest funnel cake. >> it will also add 30 inches to your waist if you eat it. a high flying stunt. two french wing suit flyers jumped from the swiss alps. soared through the sky and over the mountains until they glided into position and landed on board a plane in mid air. the pair took more than 100 practice flights. i am glad to know that. so they could coordinate and perfect the stunt. because you need perfection. >> wow. >> right there. that's beautiful. we continue to follow new

developments in our top story, the firing of matt lauer from nbc's "today" show. >> keith jones joins us live once again, keith. >> reporter: the news of matt lauer's firing for inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace comes as a shock to many but also to his "today" show co-host. as hoda kotb is reacting to the firing. >> i have been watching matt lauer forever and i really -- i feel like he was a member of my family. >> reporter: people across the area can't believe the accusations against lauer. how our communities are reacting. all new at 5:00. this kicked in the face while wearing handcuffs? new at 6:00, the incident that has a south jersey police officer in trouble tonight. michael: i'm thankful that

i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov.

developing tonight, after 20 years behind the anchor desk at the "today" show, matt lauer has been fired for alleged inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace. according to nbc news, it began at the 2014 winter olympics in sochi. the attorney for lauer's accuser says he and his client met with nbc's human resources did legal department for several hours on monday. lauer was fired last night and his departure was announced on the "today" show this morning.

lauer has not publicly responded to his firing. >> the news came as a shock to "today" show co-hosts on the air this morning. hoda kotb explained how it has shaken her. >> i have known matt for 15 years and loved him as a friend and colleague, and as you were saying, savannah, it's hard to reconcile what we are hearing with the man who we know who walks in this building every day. we were both woken up with the news kind of pre-dawn and we are trying to process it and make sense of it. it will take time for that. >> right now at 5:00, team coverage, nbc10 jersey shore bureau reporter asks people what they think. >> nbc says it acted swiftly. >> reporter: nbc chairman andy lack released a statement about lauer's firing. lack says the detailed complaint filed by the current nbc employee shows that lauer

violated nbc's standards. he released this part of a statement here that we're going to show you on tv. while it is the first complaint about his behavior in the over 20 years he has been at nbc news, we were also presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident. end quote. we are also hearing from the attorney of the nbc employee who made that complaint against matt lauer. here is a little bit of what that attorney had to say. quote, in fewer than 35 hours, nbc investigated and removed mr. lauer. our impression at this point is that nbc acted quickly and responsibly as all companies should very confronted with credible allegations about sexual misconduct at the workplace. end quote. at the moment we have not heard from the nbc anchor, the former nbc anchor matt lauer about these allegations of misconduct at the workplace. we are hearing from his former

colleagues including former "access hollywood" host natalie morales who was on the "today" show. >> the story today is the courage of a colleague who did come forward. when and if she wants to tell her story publicly, i am sure she will. but it did take a lot of courage for her to come forward. it was no doubt a very painful decision. >> now, the allegations against matt lauer and his firing at nbc is really turning heads across the country. new at 5:00. nbc10 jersey bureau reporter ted greenberg reports his -- the reaction he found from egg harbor. >> i am sure we'll learn more details in the hours and days to come. >> i was, like, shocked. >> reporter: the talk at hair sense in egg harbor township. >> people are coming out of the woodwork. >> reporter: today's top story. >> we are grappling with a dilemma. >> reporter: matt lauer fired after a complaint of inappropriate sexual behavior involving a colleague.

>> i have been watching matt lauer forever. i really -- i feel like it was a member of my family. had something horrible had happened. >> kind of almost even hits home. i have had people close to me who have been, you know, harassed, and their perpetrators were never brought to justice. >> reporter: lauer, the latest big name to be brought down recently for a wide range of allegations involving sexual behavior. >> i am happy the women are brave enough to do it and are not afraid of losing their jobs. >> the social media and all the access to what we have available right now, you can't get away with stuff that you used to be able to get away with. >> you have to respect each other. not like come in here and say, yeah, i got power, i can do whatever i want to. that's not right. >> the reckoning that so many organizations have been going through is important. it's long overdue. it happened to me when i was a young girl in the workplace. >> things were said. >> sexual harassment. >> yeah. nobody knew what it was back

then, and everybody just laughed. >> reporter: now a wave of public complaints and severe fallout for a tv fixture. ted greenberg, nbc10 news. >> of course, we'll continue to bring you the latest developments in this story. what you can do at home right now for more coverage on the misconduct accusations against matt lauer tap the free nbc10 app. for now, we are live at liberty state park overlooking new york city. we'll break down as soon as we're done and head into the city to bring you the latest. keith jones. erin. back to you. >> we'll check back in with you, keith jones. now, another member of the media has been fired over accusations of inappropriate behavior. today minnesota public radio confirmed the termination of garrison keeler. the creator and former host of a prairie home companion. he says the incident involved putting his hand on a woman's bare back in an attempt to

console her. the firing comes a day after he defended senator al franken in a "washington post" op-ed. to your weather now. a live look outside at the ben franklin bridge. a warm evening considering it's the end of november. a look at i-95 northbound in south philly. traffic is moving pretty well there. >> nbc10 first alert chief meteorologist tammie souza joining us now. as much as we want them to, we know the 60s will not last. >> i looked at my trees and they have buds coming out on them. i think they've lost their minds. 61 in philadelphia, 61 in d.c. row neighbori roanoke. boston at 48, pittsburgh, 50. the whole region is very mild. 54 for all of you in coatesville. wilmington at 53. vinyl vineland, 59. atlantic city, 56. look at wildwood.

still pushing 60 degrees, even allentown at 51. now, tonight, because of the clear skies, we'll see all of them augout into the atmosphere. 29 in allentown. 36 in dover. 32 mount holly and 35 in atlantic city. after this we are not saying good-bye to the 50s. we'll drop by almost 10 degrees tomorrow in places. 55 determine. we drop into the low 50s. that's seasonal. we'll do that. for the end of the week. weekend looks pleasant. we start to climb. next tuesday. we once again could hit 60. beyond this, it all heads straight downhill. i mean downhill. we'll talk about that when i come back with your full forecast. >> all right, tammie. the driver behind the wheel of the u-haul who crashed into a busy restaurant pleaded guilty in court. michael howe drive the u-haul the wrong way and crashed into

parked cars and a crowded restaurant in june. fortunately no one was hurt. he pleaded guilty to dui and reckless endangerment today. man accused of vandalizing the statue of former mayor frank rizzo was supposed to go on trial but the case was pushed back. he is one of two men accused of spray painting the statue this summer with the words black power and other messages. police need help to find a man they say sexually assaulted a woman in kensington. this is the man police are looking for. the assault happened in april. the victim told police the man came into her home on emerald street, beat her, and sexually assaulted here. if you recognize him, call police. in montgomery county, a police officer directing traffic because of a crash became the victim of an accident. it happened last night. investigators say a vehicle clipped the officer along valley

forge road. the driver stopped and is being questioned. the officer is expected to be okay. moments ago the fox chase cancer center in philadelphia opened its doors to military veterans for free head and neck cancer screenings. if you are interested in getting a free exam, head to the american logistic on oxford avenue. the screenings just began at 5:30 and all veterans are welcome. ahead at 5:00, how the high school teacher of one eagles player is delivering on a promise she made years ago. growing in popularity, now a fairly new form of currency broke its own record today. that's next at 5:00.

learning more details tonight about the ballistic missile launched yesterday from north korea. south korean officials say the simultaneous flew ten times higher than the international space station. north korea claiming the intercontinental ballistic missile can reach anywhere in the u.s. today the u.n. security council met in an emergency session to discuss new sanctions. digital currency bit coin with a roller coaster day. surging to an all-time high exchange rate and dropping just as fast. the price surged to $10,000 for the first time today and then hit $11,000, dropping back down to about $9800. bit coin has increased its value tenfold since the beginning of the year. experts are now trying to figure out if the virtual currency is

gaining mainstream acceptance. getting praise from one of the best basketball players out there. what carson wentz has to say about lebron james's compliments coming off of another big win. our next chance of rain is headed this way. it will move in quickly. i will let you know when you need the umbrellas in your neighborhood and we'll discuss the present canada will send to us next week. coming up. coming up new at 6:00. a popular fund raiser for hurricane victims targeted by a thief. the money that you may have donated now missing.

. the eagles are coming off another big win. following the birds' dominating win over the chicago bears this weekend, carson wentz is back to business today. >> one of the nba's biggest stars is singing his praises. nbc sports philadelphia's john clark joins us live with more on the story. hey, john. >> happy wednesday, right? >> that's right. >> yeah. eagles are heading into the toughest part of their schedule. they know december is the most important month. you want to be playing your best football heading into the playoffs. carson wentz at practice. pro bowl reporting came out again today. carson has over 50,000 more votes than tom brady. carson is neck and neck with tom favored was mvp. carson wentz was 28 touchdowns, most in the nfl. you heard lebron james when he

was in philly monday to play the sixers. carson is his favorite nfl player right now. carson. how crazy is that. >> pretty cool. ton of respect for a guy like lebron. i was a kid watching him tear up the league when he was a rookie. i love watching that guy play. he is unbelievable. one of the most impressive athletes in the world. it's pretty humbling to hear that stuff. >> eagles rookie running back corey clement from glassboro high school. in the ninth grade he didn't have a car. he loved his guidance counselor's ride. that counselor bet cory. if you make the nfl i'll give you that car. she gave him her bmw. he had his eyes on hers and now it is his. cory hit it big but not as big as when he gets his first real contract. and i tell you what, he might have to give it back to her. cory told us the people from his past have helped him to get to where he is.

>> i always bugged everybody when i go to the high school games. i say, you know you still have the bet you owe me. she say, i got it. yanking her chain a little bit. i am not one to press on. if they're going to do it, they're going to do it. some of the important people, i can always count on. i go go back and have a friendly conversation. >> cory is on his rookie deal. when he gets his first big deal, i am thinking a nice bmw m5 for her. one of those cars. i am sure they'll have something in mind. >> absolutely. brand-spanking new one. john clark. watch thursday night football tomorrow night on nbc10 to see if the eagles clinch a playoff spot. if the cowboys lose against the redskins the eagles win the division. coverage starts at 7:30 live from dallas. turning to your weather. warm and sunny day in bryn mar.

check it out. folks in shorts shopping and walking their dogs this afternoon. >> nbc10 chief meteorologist tammie souza is back now. colder weather on wait. you have been telling us. >> it's on the way but not tomorrow. tomorrow will be another day to enjoy. we'll keep doing this until we have to face reality. you know what tomorrow is? last day of november. friday-eve too. it is the last day of november. then friday is the first day of meteorologi meteorological winter. 64 the high today. no rain. magnificent. clear skies across the region. as far as doppler radar is concerned. in fact, we are not picking up anything across the entire state. we have to go all the way up into the upper myth aidwest and northern plains to see the next system that will affect us. earlier today a weak front drifted through which turned our winds to the north. tomorrow we'll be about ten degrees cooler.

don't shed a tear. we'll be in the mid 50s. still above average for this time of year. one front has passed. here comes the next one. we'll walk you through it. in your neighborhood you will wake up somewhere in the mid to low 30s. dover, 39. millville, 37. through the day tomorrow. we will will see sunshine. a few clouds drift through. into the mid 50s in philadelphia. upper 40s. low 50s elsewhere. then clouds move in. rain comes in late tomorrow night. this is the front coming out of the northern plains. that rain is out of here before the main part of the morning commute. may be out of here before any of you commute in the morning. we'll look at near 50 in the afternoon with sunshine. look at all the sunshine to the west of us. setting ourselves up for a beautiful weekend. guess what's this weekend? the tree lighting at the blue cross river rink with our great friends from the morning show. bill, jessica, tracy and vai.

mid to low 40s. beautiful moon and maybe a few clouds. after that here comes the cold. thank you, canada. by next tuesday, cold air across the northern plains in the upper midwest. the biting cold makes it in here. by next thursday. yes, we are going to be looking at an extended long period, of very cold weather. we'll see a major weather pattern change. late next week. maybe wintery precipitation stuck onto the end of all that as well. tomorrow, 55 in philadelphia. 52 in the 'burbs. 55 for you on the shore. and 56 in delaware. erin, jim. >> tammie, all new at 5:00. she paid a deposit for her child's day care and thought she was good to go. >> until the day care said it was overbooked. harry hairston helped her get the deposit back and explains what you can do to avoid the

same problem. a heavy memento from pope francis' historic visit to philadelphia is up for grabs. one of several brand-new stories we are working on for nbc10 news at 6:00. michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov.

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hey, lester. >> hi, jim and erin. serum more on the story and what we've learned about the allegations that led to the firing of matt lauer. troubles at american airlines that could ground thousands of flights. see you at 6:30. nbc10 responds. day care denied but after a viewer had already paid a deposit. >> when a refund check never came, mom turned to harry hairston. >> imagine that. you enroll your kid in day care and they're like, no, can't come. that would hurt. this viewer says she felt like the day care center was playing games with her money. >> do you need help? you got it. >> reporter: kayla and her 2-year-old son moved into their roxborough home in august. >> they can go on top. >> reporter: they had been living with relatives, so the new home brought new bills. >> i needed to start going back

to work. pretty quickly. after we moved in. >> reporter: as a single mom she needed day care for her son. in september she enrolled landon. >> everything was good to go. met with the director. we gave them the deposit. >> reporter: on september 11th, two days after paying the $250 deposit the center sent her an e-mail saying it was overenrolled with no room for landon. >> we had to enroll him in a new day care and i had to put down the down payment for that. >> reporter: the day care center promised to refund her within two weeks to one month. >> it's a lot, especially with christmas coming. >> reporter: after waiting three weeks, she started calling about her refund. >> every time was told, either the check has been sent or we're going to send it. and never -- i never received it. >> reporter: she says after two

months and 12 calls she decided to contact nbc10 responds. >> i had just had it with not having this money back. >> reporter: we contacted the day care. the owner says, the accounting firm got backed up and caused the delay. after we got involved, kayla got her refund a few days later. >> thank you so much, harry and nbc10 news! landon say thank you, harry. >> thank you, harry! >> landon, you are so welcome. she says she is going to, you guessed it, you figured it out. spend most of the money on christmas gifts for her son. before paying a deposit get in writing what happens if your child is denied or can't attend. >> we'll take care of you. >> he was really cute. as a matter of fact, he took over the interview for a good part there. >> that never happens to harry hairston. >> let's add that to our

recovery. we are now looking at $839,333 put back in our viewers' pockets. >> if you have a consumer complaint for nbc10 responds, head to our website, nbc10.com and fill out the form or call us. we will respond to you. nbc10 news at 6:00 is next. >> i think you have a new friend. all new at 6:00 a handcuffed man kicked in the face. now a south jersey police officer facing charges. but first, brand-new details in the allegations against matt lauer. what one coworker says happened inside lauer's office as more women are coming forward according to two new reports.

that breaking news, in the past 30 minutes we have learned about new accusers against matt lauer. this comes as the "today" show anchor was fired after a coworker made a complaint about inappropriate sexual behavior. i am jacqueline london. >> i am jim rosenfield. in the past 30 minutes the "new york times" reported two more women have now come forward against lauer, including one who says he called her to his office and then had sex with her. in a brand-new report from "variety" claims it's found three other women who say lauer subjected them to inappropriate sexual behavior. >> one said lauer exposed himself to her inside his office. after she declined his advance, he allegedly reprimanded her for

not engaging in a sex act. the magazine conducted a two-month investigation with dozens of interviews. variety kwsays the stories were corroborated by friends and colleagues who says they were told of the incidents at the time they happened. >> nbc news chairman andy lack sent this statement to nbc about the original allegation. on monday night we received a detailed complaint from a colleague about inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace by matt lauer. it represented, after serious review, a clear violation of our company's standards. as a result, we've decided to terminate his employment. while it is the first complaint about his behavior in the over 20 years he has been at nbc news, we were also presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident. end quote. >> "today" show anchor savannah guthrie and hoda kotb were emotional this morning when they announced lauer's firing on air. >>