this is apart of the system that's entering our region right now. >> thank you for joining us, i am erin coleman. you can see the snow is entering our region. this was a scene a short while ago in west philadelphia street department, busy loading the salt trucks. a total of 70 pieces of equipment will be ready to treat those roads. our first alert meteorologist is tracking this winter water. we a tammie souza is looking at how much will it impact where you live. we begin with glenn schwartz. >> the timing is strange. we are waiting for the next round of snow to start in our town and they're going to get more snow than much of the rest

of our area. all of our counties are going to get more snow in the delaware and south jersey county. this is midnight to 10:00 a.m. on wednesday, slushy conditions for the morning rush especially untreated surfaces. the snow time can start in any minute. it is going to take hours before it gets to the rest of chester, montgomery and bucks and it may take until midnight to start in the philadelphia. this is the slowest system that i have ever seen. i am takes 7:00 a.m. until tomorrow to start when it is ending. look at how close it is. it will be here in a couple of hours. it is not moving in this direction. there is the snow. right over redding right now and as we go through the next several hours, we find the snow advancing, the temperatures starting to trap and that's

where it starts accumulating and tammie will tell you how much accumulation. >> you know what, it is because of those temperatures is different in every neighborhood, that's why we'll break it down for you. neighborhood by neighborhood. out here long at jersey shore, you may get a dusty tail on this thing. south jersey, less than an inch, it is when you get to the i-95 corridor and philadelphia off to the north and west, that we see it is starting to stick. lets go neighborhood guy neighborhoo and neighborhood. i am going to run it down. look at the time line, it starts as rain and changes to a mix and a little bit of snow at the end, there you go. less than an inch across all the jersey shore in south jersey, you have to get out of the i-95 corridor before you see an inch. lets go to delaware, pretty much of the same thing, where he looking at starting this rain because we are too warm, much

och dell caof delaware debtinga dust of an in. lets go to philadelphia. here is where we'll start to see it. it starts rain and a mix. that's where we start to see it from philadelphia and in the pennsylvania suburbs where we start to see a little bit of accumulation. this is where the numbers are going to be because temperatures will be cold enough to support it. you can see places like allentown with four inches and redding nearly four inches. if you get up to poconos, that's where you are looking at the big number, nearly eight inches of snow. we'll talk more of a big warm up on the way, too, guys. >> download our free nbc 10 app, that way you can track the temperatures and snow in your own neighborhood. police are ramping up their search for a man who assaulted

the jogger in broad daylight. she was attacked at farm park last year. miguel martinez is joining us live. some new technology is helping investigators piece together what this man looks like, right? >> reporter: yeah, it is called pheno typing. it is the first time used her. using the suspect's dna, police were able to piece together of the december mitigation of what they think the man thaey're looking for may look like. >> we are trying to find a rapi rapist. a violent rapist who attacked and assaulted a young woman at gunpoint last august first. a five-month investigation has hit a dead end. the montgomery county hopes technology can hope a new road. >> this is an attempt by us to generate leads. it will take us down the right

direction. an educated guess using the suspect's dna putting this composite together. it has helped other jurisdictions solved similar crimes. it is still an estimation. >> hair styles or tattooing and scars, that cannot be reflected in the predriictions we are making. to locals and police, the technology could be the break ne needed. >> technology is only as good as the person that's using it. there is mistakes in everything. >> it could be good or bad. >> you don't want to be afraid. if you catch the guy, catch them negative way you c any way you can. >> we are at a point where we have a violent rape in montgomery county and we need to

solve this and we need help. >> reporter: montgomery county paid $3,000 for the mug shot. they gave it to police late last year, they're showing it to us now, they're hoping someone would come forward with information to help us get to the suspect. the death of the university pennsylvania student is being investigated as an act of rage. it also reports blaze bernstein was stabbed more than 20 times. the 19-year-old's body was found buried in a park in california where he was home on winter break. samuel woodward was arrested. he was being hit on and bernstein kissed him on the lips at the park. here at home. jury selection facing his corruption trial, ed pawlowski.

today we learn exactly when opening statements will begin. >> reporter: it will start on monday in allentown. a jury was selected here at the federal courthouse in philadelphia and they took all day with their goal was to get that accomplished today and they're able to do just that. mayor ed pawlowski walking into court here. he's facing with corruptions and campaigns and donations. today, 70 jurors were brought into court, they answered questions from the judge. the judge asked if any of the jurors heard or seen or read anything from this trial, nearly 30% of them said yes. twelve jurors along with six alternates were chosen again. the break down is ten men and eight women tch, the judge toldm not to discuss this case with anyone. it is expected to last six

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vikings and it is the same team again. this year, here is eagles receiver, torrey smith, he's a veteran. he talked about realizing how close this team is to the biggest game in the world. >> that's what you work hard on being in this position, you know it is there. i have been here twice and i know what it is like when you win it and what you lose it. i definitely cherish this position and working hard fto b here. one thing to talk about at the beginning of the season is right here. it is a great opportunity and an opportunity that you make it. we have to go out there having a great week of practice like we did in the past couple of weeks and go out there and leave it all on the line on sunday. >> they'll do that. here is a stat that'll make you feel good. home field is a big deal in the playoffs. the last eight conference title games have all been won on the

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area ever slowly nthough from te west. a live look from our camera back mountain resorts. some skiers enjoying out there and snow coming down. more snow. of course, whether you see any flakes depend on where you live. this is crashing on the white beach right now. tammie souza is joining us. >> it is slowly moving in through the area. some places are going to have a messy morning commute. this is moving more north than it is east. that's why it is taking two days to get here. we could probably driven and walk and run faster than the system gets here. lets go ahead and take a look at a couple of things here. we talked about the first alert that's in effect. this is why, snow arrives and it is starting to fall in poconos and we expect for it to come down at berks county and lehigh

valley. we had our first alert effect from tonight from 10:00 in the morning. is this a lot of snow for most of us? >> no. the poconos will be the big winner and they'll love it for the ski resorts. maybe they'll get six or serch inches of snow. it is going to be during the morning commute and it will start the rain and transitioning into snow and could make for a sloppy commute in some places and especially for the pennsylvania suburbs. and then, good-bye, good-bye cold, good-bye snow. we have a big week warm-up, a really nice weekend warm-up. lets take a look at our doppler radar right now. we have some light snow that's trying to make it to the ground. from redding and allentown, the darker shades of purple is what we are watching to see for consistency. right through cook town, that's where we are seeing of light snow and flurries right now. this will continue through the same area right now again and again. we'll see the highest amounts

out there because we'll see it for the longest periods out tomorrow morning. it is a narrow system. it does not have a lot of moistures associated with it. for us, again, this is not going to be a huge snow maker but it is the unfortunate timing that has us concerned. lets go hour by hour and take a look at your neighborhood. we'll be dropping through the 40s in philadelphia and look at this. 31 in allentown and 31 in redding. doyle town and polk town, you are getting that mix. at 10:00 tonight, there should be rain starting and changing at 33 at 5:00 in the morning. a light snow there and still raining in south jersey. some of the snow starts to fall if south jersey and temperatures falling below freezing but most of the moisture is jongone.

it is all about locations and locations, temperatures will fall tomorrow. we'll clear out tomorrow night and we'll start a nice rebound. we'll start a nice rebound for the end of the weekend. less than an inch of south jersey and the shore. in suburbs that's where we could see one to three inches of snow with berks county and lehigh valley picking up three to four inches of snow out there. not a great deal. this is definitely going to put a smile in your face. this week, the actual temperature for the game, we'll look at 51 verses 30 last week. we'll be looking at 51 for the windchill verses what was 17 last week. completely a different playoffs scenario and here is a look at the game. 50 at kickoff and that's at 6:40. 48 at halftime and about 10 miles an hour. 46 degrees, this is unseasonably warm and extremely nice. your ten days on ten.

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say what up, rocco. right now at 5 cho:00, we a tracking snow that's moving into our viewing area. preparing you as the winter conditions arrive. >> that same system, covers parts in north texas in some snow and ice. the snow kind of stuck to the highway there causing ice to form on roads and especially bridges and overpasses as well. our first alert weather team is tracking the impact of the storm from where it will fall to how much it will pile up. >> lets get to nbc 10 meteorologist, glenn schwartz of the latest. >> we are waiting for the snow to move towards the philadelphia. it has not moved the last couple of hours.

a live shot in allentown looking forward for some snow flakes and not quite there yet. the first alert is for our counties in pennsylvania. a combination of more snow there and lower temperatures creating more issues, this is midnight to 10:00 a.m. of course, it can get some slushy or snow covered roads with conditions like that. it will affect the morning commute because of the timing. so as this area of snow on the radar right now, it is going to take hours just to move 20 or 30 miles through chester much of bucks and montgomery county and close to midnight before it comes through philadelphia and the i-95 corridor. 7:00 in the morning before it reaches the shore. this one is one of the slowest moving systems we have ever seen. look at this and we are getting close so we could see it is not

moving one mile south of redding in the last hour. it is a large system, at least length wise, once it finally moves, looks like it is just about the entire area we'll see some snow. here we go through the evening, temperatures are marginal, we could see it start off as rain in the philadelphia area and pointing south. b by the morning rush, that's when it will start to accumulate and tammie will tell you how much it will accumulate. >> it is all about locations. this is with the big map. what you are looking at is where you see the white, you will get a dust to nothing, maybe it falls or melts away. you will see a lighter shade of purple moving across trenton or philadelphia and eastern part of south jersey and delaware and clipping the southern portions of pennsylvania suburbs, that's where we'll see one to two inches fall.

right here, this one could be one through three. the highest totals will be in lee high valley. that's where you see the three to six or maybe eight inches for the poconos. here you go, this is our snow cast, we are looking at rain starting off the jersey shore in south jersey. you are not going to see much of anything. maybe a little rain and here comes the quick pop of snow, it is in and out and again, a dusting to maybe a half inch. wilmington, you may see an inch. philadelphia, that's where we'll look at an inch or one or two inches. it starts to rain and a little bit of a mix. right through the morning commute, you will be done, again, just one or two inches. the big numbers, they're going to be in the lehigh valley and berks county and poconos.

that's where we could see four en inches and eight inches once you get up to chesterville. we'll have more about this and talk of a huge warm up all straight ahead. >> so help me god. >> thank you. >> state of new jersey has a new family in the government's mansion tonight. phil murphy becoming the 56 governor of the tatstate. >> nbc 10 reports from trenton. >> reporter: honored and ready to serve new jersey's 21 counties and 9 million residence. >> phil murphy is officially sworn in as new jersey's 56 governor. a ceremony with his hands on the jfk presidential swearing in bible and endorsing from his four children. >> they are focused and serious of their features whether it is

ours or yours. >> a 19-gun salute and a promise >> a stronger and fairer new jersey is rooted in an economy that creates better jobs. >> murphy campaign making jersey quote, california in the east coast. raising minimum wage to $15 as well as keeping the doors opened to hardworking immigrants and legalizing marijuana. >> where immigrants still come and in hopes of a better future, that includes haiti and africa. >> we called the doctor leaving the memorial delighted. >> i don't want to' that. i want to see more of inclusivity. >> reporter: we must told the murphy administration accountable.

saying, quote, "new jersey taxpayers cannot afford to be the personal piggy bank for his liberal policies." signing an executive order aiming at equal pays. >> equal pay and equal work and we'll be caring for transgend s transgenders. this is a wonderful transition. >> a stronger and fairer new jersey means that someone has your back. >> i do. >> cydney long, nbc 10 news. now a new jersey man decided to go to politics at the age of 93. vito perilo. it is not the first time he has served this country. he went old school to win his

race campaigning door-to-door and meeting voters to prove his fitness for the job. >> modern day campaigns everybody uses social media and the web. did you use the computer? >> no. >> you don't tweet? >> my campaign people did that. they did the tweeting and campaigning and facebook and all that good stuff. >> what inspired him to get into politics and what does he hope to change? that's tonight on "nightly news" with lester holt. a woman found stabbed to death knew her killer. the 52-year-old donna denato was found dead. she was near by just before she was killed. investigators say a homeless man found her on the ground and

stabbed her to death. >> there may have been some relationships between the two. they met the august before and tried to speak with her. she was moving away and he hit her to the ground. the 51-year-old was arraigned on murder charges and is being held without bail. here is a look at some stories county by county. much needed help families came from puerto rico after the hurricane. we told you about santos family yesterday. their assistant money of fema went out. viewers saw their story and helped them on the go fund me page. to delaware, state police are asking for the public's help to find two suspects wanted for a string of car break-in.

they are believed to be in northern county. take a look at this. a dozen residents were forced from their homes after a water main break yesterday morning. seven town homes were damaged beyond repairs and the water caused two sinkholes to open up. 19 adults and three kids were displaced. they are now staying with relatives or family at hotels. the county library system kicked off its 1,000 books before kindergarten program today. kids and their parents can track their progress online, readers earning a badge for each milestone reached. the goal is to encourage parents reading 1,000 books for their children before heading off to school. mayor jim kenny today naming the 13 people who'll make up the board nominating panel. the panel will recommend 27

people considering the board of education. the mayor will choose nine board members from those 27. today's move is the latest step of reestablishing local controls of city schools. >> the more people we bring into this process, the better outcome we'll have. i am the mayor and i will formally being the one pointing of what everyone will have their input and say. torn between his two favorite teams. >> i think if i did not need to pick one -- >> all new at 5:00. this new football fans telling us who he thinks will pull off the w this weekend. >> a father's intuition how a man's gut instinct led him to his son who's involved in a terrible accident.

in austria, a father's intuition may have saved his son's life. >> his son was out but never came home. within 15 minutes, the dhchoppe found the car. the 17-year-old had been trapped in the car for more than 20 hours and had serious injuries. >> i am so relieved.

>> it stuck any my miin my mind feel the same thing. >> his son had several fractures and recovering in the hospital. seepieniors and people of s disabilities must use the key card of septa. next at five, larry nassar speaks at his sentencing hearing and you will hear the victim's harsh words for the abiusersabu. >> when will it fall in your neighborhood and how will it affect you, that's coming up. >> all new at 6:00.

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us uyou used by body for si years for your own sexual gratification. that's unforgivable. >> he was entrusted with the care of some of america's best female athletes. today, victims of doctor larry nassar addressed him during the courtroom. it comes one day after simone biles says she too is one of nassar's victim. > while many are not household names, their starries are

heartbreaking and leads similar pan and anguish in their voices. >>in and anguish in their voices. >> he actually abused me hundreds of times. >> this case have taken all of me and he had broken me. >> the hearing is expected to last four days. nassar faces up to 40 years in prison for his crimes. he's serving 60 years behind bar for possessing child pornography. all right, to our first alert weather now. the same system that's bringing snow to our area today, it is responsible for this mess in kentucky, a crash involving several trucks and a bus shutting down the highway as the flakes fell. freezing temperatures are still causing problems. the flooding is the results of

ice jams on the delaware river, the freezing weather has caused ice chunks to clog the river. >> chief meteorologist tammie souza is back now with the latest on the weather. the key is the timing. this is going to be during the morning? >> it is the timing, that's why we have this first alert issued. there is various places will get huge amount of snow because of your morning commute. but, stay with me for the whole forecast, i am talking 50s at the end of it. i am sure everybody is just dying to get out of the deep freeze. all right, across the city tonight, we have sunshine and clouds are back in, we hit a high of 45 today in philadelphia. no. >> fano snowfall yet. now, to allentown, the flakes should be falling now because the radar is showing us they're getting saturation. it is 32 degrees. it does support the snow and it feels like it is 32.

it is not bitterly cold but it is cold off. lets take a look at the neighborhood to drive home the difference between who's going to see the snow right away and where we are concerned. we are concerned of the lehigh valley, 32 there right now and 43 in philadelphia, 39 in delaware and 37 in south jersey. it is 29. nassau is 30. now, lets go to suburbs, newtown, you are at 38. north whales, you are at 35. unionville at 35. temperatures that don't support kno snow. we'll see this starting the from rain. right now we have snow that's making its way to berks county and lehigh valley and you can see the dark shades of purple

stretching from redding and allentown. that's where you see the snow begin ning to saturate the atmosphere coming down. darker shades of purple, that's where we'll see steady snow. as we go through the ooerevenin you can see the rain. temperatures does not support snow in philadelphia or doyles town on the brink. wilmingt wilmington, you are looking at some rain. we'll look at snow by 3:30 in the morning. wilmington, you are in the snow. it continues on at 7:00 tomorrow morning. that's when we'll see a light to steady snow on the rose. some of this will melt right away especially south jersey and the shore. other places is a slushy commute and where it snows all night, lehigh county and mountain

poconos, this clears out of here by late morning and skies are clear on wednesday night and believe it or not, we start to warm up. here is what we are expecting. maybe 7 or 8 eninches in the poconos. for delaware, and in the suburbs, that's where you can see the one to three mix. we are starting at philadelphia tonight at 11:00. you will snow snoee snow. you will see 29 by 7:00 in the morning. lehigh valley, you are snowing now, you will be snowing by 29 degrees. delaware, nothing. just clouds. and we are going to say the same thing is true for the jersey shore and also south jersey. 34 for tomorrow and 38 on thursday, 45 on friday. 52, i promise you that's 50 on

saturday. 55 during the day on sunday. 56 on mondays. rain moves in but the freezing air gets out of here. >> looking forward to that, tammie. >> we'll be right back.

welcome back, lester holt is joining us now from the nbc studios in new york. >> he has a look of what's

coming up on nbc's "nightly news." >> anxious days where thousands of dreamers in a limbo. >> silicon valley tells us where they believe facebook is hurt american democracy. >> we'll see you at 6:30. >> thanks for that. >> the eagles rose to victory, mixed emotions for one man in philly. he's back in eagles territory after living in minnesota for years. >> now, he's torn over this sunday's nfc championship game. >> reporter: brett could watch that viking game plays all day long. >> this is a rough week. >> brett is born in philly, he now goes back here so which is his number one team? >> i am a combo.

>> i am a vegals. >> his kenneth's house has a lot of greens and purppurples. >> vikings on the bottom and eagles on the top. both teams whattedhad a history choking. >> reporter: bretty, boy, we want to know, are you with us or against us sns. >> i think if i have to pick one, it will be the eagles. >> reporter: good call. >> i will be back on board the, the whole house will be decorated in purple and getting ready for the super bowl. >> reporter: well, lets hope that does not happen. >> nbc 10. >> a win-win for him. one way or another he will be

happy. >> the vegals. cohere is jacqueline london. >> coming up, nbc 10 goes inside the factory. thousands of shirts were just made for sunday's game. >> philly flares, the local connection of a brand new embassy across the pond. >> and our first alert for that snow, i am tracking the timing and totals of the snow coming our way over night.

under dog role, the message behind the dogs and the new at the-shir t-shirts right now. >> students returning to campus with heavy hearts of their tribute to a murdered classmate. >> nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now at 6:00. first alert for most of pennsylvania, we are tracking snow moving into the region and its impact for tonight and tomorrow morning. >> i am jacqueline london. >> depending on where you live

makes a difference on what and when you will see snow. the biggest concern is a messy morning commute. there is a live look at interstate 95. you may want to leave a little extra time in the morning. we have team coverage of the snow as we track the timing and the totals. we begin with meteorologist glenn schwartz. >> yeah, jim, this is a strange snow system, we are still waiting for the snow in our town here. in pennsylvania, that area will be coming through and eventually it will be getting colder to stick in some areas. midnight to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, and some slushy surfaces especially during the morning commute. now, it is already at the doorsteps of redding and allentown. it is going to take hours before it even gets to the central portions of bucks and montgomery county until close to midnight before it reached to philadelphia. it is the slowest things we have