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trapped, we're told you and we will continue to update you on breaking news as soon as we get more information. >> held at gunpoint, tied up and gassed with gasoline. a robbery turned into a fiery attack and witnesses managed to save the victims that managed to get out of that car. tonight, philadelphia police are searching for the man's attackers and a motive tonight. just got brand new information from police about this attack, joining you live from hunting park. miguel, what did you learn? >> reporter: new information about this disturbing crime. first, they told us the victim's identity, saying 33-year-old bullock got out of work yesterday around 11:30 at night when three men approached him, abducted him and drove him around close to 5 hours. they don't think he knew these men and don't this attack was random.

they actually used the victim's phone, contacted his family and asked for $10,000. >> i saw man on fire in the floor and i hear, help help. people are screaming. >> reporter: a neighborhood on edge after a dramatic morning. >> reporter: this neighbor asked me not to show her and said she saw a man doused in gasoline lying on the ground next to a car. this neighbor told me she ran outside and tried carrying the man away from the burning car and screamed for help until somebody called for a police and ambulance. >> burning from the waist down, pretty bad. >> reporter: neighbors say the man was bound by these zip ties and his hands bound behind his back. >> and somebody was trying to kill him, god bless him. >> reporter: police say he was

kidnapped from benner and harbor avenue and looking for three suspects. >> i hope the men are found. >> reporter: police say they're still look for the suspects and still have to talk to the victim and haven't been able to interview him because of his condition in the hospital. nbc10 news. to a developing story now, prrp president trump's daughter-in-law sent to the hospital after she opened a letter to donald trump jr. she said she felt ill and called 911 and taken to the hospital for observation. the powder was not in fact dangerous. multiple senior law enforcement tell nbc news the substance is likely cornstarch, however, law enforcement officials say another day of testing is needed to officially determine the substance. multiple officials briefed on the investigation say the letter

was postmarked from the boston area, the investigation being led by the secret service and it continues at this hour. to our weather now, a cold and dreary start in wilmington. this is the scene of the city's trolley square neighborhood. >> a live look on south broad street, pretty much cleared out and a nice evening right now. to nbc10 first alert, tammie souza, tracking a cool night. >> it is on the cool side. we're not too shabby. 41 in allentown. that's good. we made it into the 40s although we did start the day in the 60s, shortly after midnight. there's dampness out there and now we're back in the 40s. 10 miles an hour and in wilmington, 47 degrees with north/northwest wind to 13 miles an hour. in philadelphia, that was our high today. 61 degrees. no rain or snowfall reported.

we did have sprinkles out there. 41 in the lehigh valley, delaware, 47, 77 in south jersey and pennsylvania suburbs at 43. let's zoom in and look at the neighborhood in philadelphia. 50 at groutiaduating -- graduat hospital. 45 in summerton, as far as neighborhood weather, for tonight, looks like you will drop in the 20s. 27 in philadelphia tomorrow morning with sunshine. 23 in the pennsylvania suburbs, 21 in lehigh valley. delaware, 26 when you wake up. 24 in new jersey and 27 along the jersey shore. when i come back, we will talk about your valentine's day forecast. this is a holiday and we will cover that. back to you. special delivery today, the white house sent its budget blueprint to capitol hill.

the military, opioid crisis and billions of dollars for a border wall and rolled out a new plan to fix the roads and bridges, only a fraction of the money from federal dollars and the rest from states to foot the bill or work with private companies that can. the president's proposal could bring big change to i-95 in bucks county. 'that part of the story all new at 6:00. attorney general jeff sessions is taking heat to what was said to be racist remarks at the sheriff's association today. >> the office of sheriff is a critical part to the anglo-american heritage of law enforcement. we must never erode this historic office. >> the prepared speech actually said the sheriff is a critical part of our legal heritage. sessions came to philadelphia for an event. following that speech, nbc10's lauren was there. what do they have to say to

those remarks? >> reporter: he did not address those comments and left the hall without taking questions and he addressed the problems they're having not with criminals but the judges. and took a sports shot at the city's long history without a championship. >> in philadelphia, jeff sessions speech at the union league was steps away from broad street and used the celebration for a joke. >> this is a big crowd indeed, for a minute i was wondering if it was the residue of the eagles super bowl parade. >> reporter: a former senator from alabama, he also took a dig at philadelphia's championship drought. >> it's bigger than the crimson tide's celebration, but, of course, it's a lot more unusual than alabama, got to tell you. >> reporter: the attorney general's football humor topping off a lincoln day speech where he emphasized federal laws as supreme, standing in a state and city where that's being

challenged. >> if something is legal under state law but illegal under federal law it remains illegal under federal law. >> reporter: pennsylvania now permits medical marijuana, philadelphia considered a sanctuary city for undocumented immigrants and criticized district judges standing in the way of trump policy. >> we're seeing single district and federal judges imposing nationwide to direct clearly executive functions. >> reporter: a good portion of this speech dedicated to abraham lincoln sessions called the unlikeliest of presidents. >> in some of our biggest cities he didn't get a single vote, i don't know if a machine had anything to do with that or not. you don't know about that in philadelphia, i don't suppose. >> the attorney general with some jokes there today. jeff sessions said the justice department is defending against 19 injunctions blocking trump administration policies that

includes the travel ban, and he told the crowd today that doj is going to win most of them. back to you. >> lauren, thanks for that. a fire inside a south jersey high-rise apartment building had firefighters busy this afternoon. this is video as it flew over the park view apartments over lake view drive in collingsworth. the flames broke out on the 9th floor there. there are no reports of injuries. that data breach at equifax last year exposed more of consumers' personal information than originally reported. last september they said criminals accessed users' names, social security numbers an birth dates and addresses, now, they say tax id numbers and e-mail address and phone numbers were also accessed. 145 million customers were affected by that breach. it was one of the most

anticipated performances of these winter olympic games, a figure skater right here from pennsylvania delivered for team usa. >> this is scranton's own adam rippon. he gave an electrifying performance last night that helped the red, white and blue win a bronze medal in the skating team event. he said it felt great to come through for his country. >> really, i think it epitomizes what the olympics are all about, coming together for your teammates and country. i'm so glad i was able to skate so well for team usa. >> this afternoon we spoke with rippon's childhood coach in montgomery county about his journey to the olympic medal podium. that story is all new at 6:00. be sure to tap the nbc10 app to learn more about rippon's huge following on social media and some of his best instagram posts. our olympic heroes are putting small towns on the map as they take on the world.

this is glen rock in york county, the home of summer. had a tough run and came back strong to set an olympic track record. now, all of glen rock is rooting for summer as she golds for gold. and at 11:00, she tells keith jones how it started on an accident on the slopes of pennsylvania. you can look for the report on pyongchang tonight at 11:00. ahead at 5:00, missing money. helping a septa passenger get his funds back when the funds he loaded on his card vanished. eye on the prize. what u.s. snowboarding prodigy, chloe kim, has to do to make history at the winter olympic games tonight. big heart for little fans, one of the eagles most intimidating defensive players moved to tears in a visit with young patients. the motivation they're giving him off the field. bineny

just one week after fletcher cox and eagles brought the lombardi trophy home to philadelphia, he brought smiles to those who need it most. >> the story from a.i. dupont children's hospital. >> reporter: it's far from the super bowl in minneapolis and the crowd is much smaller than

the parade route in philly. but today, fletcher cox met some of his smallest and most vulnerable fans. kids here in the dupont hospital for children watching him win the championship. >> what did you say when you got up there? >> i said hi and super cool that he won. >> reporter: pletcher met kids pushing around their own medical gear and a dan and whose brand new baby had serious heart problems. >> i watched the super bowl with him in the icu. >> reporter: he met kimsly. she has been in and out of the hospital for four years for some sort of mystery condition and her mom appreciates fletcher spending time with her. >> it means more than you can imagine. if you're not in the hospital on a daily basis you don't appreciate how hard they work and the doctors. >> reporter: money was donated based on the number of sacks he

handed. and a little boy gave him a letter on his challenges and how hard he was overcoming them. >> i thought it was very touching and for him to write that and as a kid to hand it to my face really touched me. >> reporter: fletcher is now heading home to see his family in mississippi. he's leaving behind a lot of smiling families that needed a little bit of what he brought to the hospital. >> what's up, man. doing all right? >> reporter: tim furlong, nbc10 news. thousands of bucks county residents could have to pay a fee for using state police under governor wolf's latest proposed budget to pay a $25 per capita fee for relying on state police coverage. if the fee is imposed it would bring in more than $530,000 for bucks county towns statewide and the fee would generate more than $63 million.

the former rebel resort in atlantic city is accepting applications now. the ocean resort casino is expected to open this sumer with a new owner and new name. positions include business analyst, office manager and restaurant chef. it was sold for $200 million last month. and historic moment today for former president barack obama and his wife, michelle. >> they had the unveiling of their portraits at the national portrait gallery and each chose a different artist. the paintings are very different, the first black painters commissioned to paint a president and first lady at the museum. >> joking i couldn't get my ears to be smaller. all across our area, that young lady had an umbrella at the ready just in case any rain started to fall. let's take a look at the scene along boathouse row this

evening. a lot of cloud cover has moved out. not terribly cold out there. here is tammie to let us know if it will change at all. >> not the 60s we had over the weekend. we did hit the 60s but shortly after midnight today. much of the day in the 30s and bounds to the 40s once the sunshine came out. it is improving. look across the wells fargo center. see the light and shadows on the ground and we will be clearing throughout the remainder of the evening. warm and wet this week. we will be way warmer than average, 50s and even 60s. we are going to see a number of shots of rain headed through the area. valentine's night, we could see a shower developing mid to late evening on into thursday morning. for the most part valentine's day does look like it will be dry. the holiday weekend saturday and sunday at this point look pleasant.

61 in philadelphia, 49 in allentown. 62 in millville. you're looking at the tv thinking i'm crazy again after midnight then fell quickly combine. 45 at mt. holly and 45 here and head out to the shore and 45 in atlantic city. it's comfortable. above average. we will watch our temperatures fall to the mid-20s in philadelphia. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, we don't have anything on doppler radar, gone from the heavy rain over the weekend. you can see the last of the bans over the atlantic and clearing the southern portion of delaware. look at the clear sky off to the west of us. we will enjoy sunshine tomorrow and focus to the west and the pipeline will bring a few clouds on wednesday. i think we will finally start to see the rain move in late wednesday night. winds are turned out of the north and northwest. a little bit cooler wind.

for tomorrow we will be starting the day with more of an easterly flow, turn to the east and start off in the mid-20s and make it to the upper 30s and low 40s. winds turn to the south on thursday and they take up to the 50s. here comes that rain on thursday. 60s on thursday. look at that. 61 by thursday afternoon. a little bit of a break and the rain moves in again as we head through our friday. it clears out just in time for what i would call a picture perfect weekend. here's a quick look at your 10-day on 10. 41 tomorrow, 63 thursday with rain, 56 friday with rain and dry on saturday and sunday. more rain on the holiday next monday. guys. ahead at 5:00, bracing for layoffs. why amazon says eliminating jobs will help grow business. also protecting your vehicles, the resources going into pesky potholes forming across our region.

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crow distress calls to try and take a look how everything seems to be covered in drops. they said it's worked to clear crows from other urban areas using high-tech efforts. >> literally trying everything to get them out of there. next at 5:00, our growing collection of medals. chloe kim and speed skater maame biney. and what refugees from puerto rico are asking of our local officials. rooting for rippon, the figure skater on and off the ice at 6:00. talks to his coach and she opens up about her star student's olympic win.

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new at 5, we spoke with one family in need. >> we need services in the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: that was a message from dozens of people who gathered across city hall this morning to help those less fortunate lie melanie garcia. garcia fled puerto rico just after hurricane maria and irma ravaged the american territory in september. one month later the city's office of emergency management launched a center where more than 2,000 people registered for temporary relief for two months and now that certainty is closed and so are federal benefits. >> a tsa voucher for fema and early in the morning they are being notified. we have lot of families that will be displaced. >> we've had more time at the refugee center than this situation in many other catastrophes we've had and we

will continue to help the best we can. >> reporter: the mayor say the real resources need to come from the federal government. he says the feds are disfunctional and show no compassion for these american citizens. now the family say they will do all they can to survive. >> reporter: staying in relatives in north philadelphia and says that are unreliable. the family is hoping to get another hotel until they can land back on their feet since their current accommodations expired last month. no word if that will happen. nbc10 news. new jersey governor signed an executive order aimed at helping displaced puerto ricans in the garden state to speed up the process to get benefits to those who need them. the panels will also look at new ways the state can help the island itself. turning to your first alert weather, jfk and broad today we saw folks bundled up. tomorrow, temperatures a little

colder. a live look at the power site and the beautiful sunset and slowly drying out from the rain we saw this weekend. >> we're looking at seasonal and sunny weather heading to your tuesday. chief meteorologist tammie souza is here with what you can expect. >> it looked like an oil painting, didn't it? beautiful. i think we will have a pleasant evening, seasonal night, temperatures in the mid 30s. and philadelphia is above the 42 we should see this time of year. 41 in boston. use our area, 47 in whimmington. 45 in wildwood. out there in atlantic city wilmington -- and allentown, low 20s. and 21 in coatesville and allentown.

and along the jersey shore we're looking at the low to mid-20s and skies mostly clear overnight tonight. looking at doppler radar, nothing to report but looks like a pleasant day in store and we have more rain this week and more warmth. guys. a look at the stories making headlines county by county across our region today. authorities in burlington county are warning of an especially dangerous batch of heroin making its way around. they believe the quote lethal batch is to blame for four overdoses over the weekend. state law prefrts you from being arrested if you call 911 to prevent an overdose. a montgomery congressman has died. john fox died after serving two terms. he was a former state representative and member of the montgomery county board of

commissioners. fox died in his home last night after a battle with cancer. he was 70 years old. $10,000 reward up for grabs after someone stole a pickup truck and three atvs from a dealership. here are reports early this morning. a group of burglars took the four vehicles from off-road motorsports in jackson township, lebanon county and last seen in berks county. amazon laying off hundreds of employees mostly at its seattle headquarters. they're getting rid of positions where they don't need them to make room for positions where they do. the layoffs come as amazon is searching for a location for its second headquarters. philadelphia is on the list of 20 finalist cities. on wall street, the dow closed up more than 400 points today after its worst week in two years. historically february is a weak month.

the veteran chief of stock traders almanac says he's sticking with his forecast predicting a nearly 50% chance the dow jones industrial average will hit 29,000. nbc10 is your official home of the winter olympic games. as the olympic calderon burns in south korea, two american athletes are prepared to duke it out for gold in their respective sports. >> several american women are front and center in the snowboarding and speed skating competitions. joining us where the games are well under way now. hi, jinah. >> reporter: hi there, jim and erin, the u.s. has four medals. the americans have won 98 gold medals so far but we are well poised this week to break the 100 mark.

17-year-old chloe kim could become the youngest female medalist in snowboarding when she hits the half pike today. yesterday, she was the only one to score above 90. all four american women will compete in today's finals. the u.s. is showing its dominance in snowboarding with sochy gold medalist, jamie anderson and red gerard first time olympic competitor bringing home two golds despite windy conditions that knocked everyone off their a game. figure skater mirai nag gas won yesterday with a triple luxe. >> wow! >> i have a lot of olympics to catch up on. >> reporter: u.s. flag bearer erin hamlin will seek her second

medal in luge today. in addition to luge, we have a ton of events coming up, medals, qualifications, training, you name it, among them the alpine down hill conditions sampled due to the wind and featuring maame bi anyy and shani davis. back to you. biney. back at home, the sport of curling is gaining popularity. it is one of the only places in this area where you can play a few rounds with the rocks. we spoke to one player who picked up the sport 12 years ago and hasn't stopped playing since. >> after watching it on the olympics, i kind of knew what to do but it wasn't easy. they make it look so easy. >> it's easy to learn but tough to master. >> there you go, the curling club offers lessons if you're

trying to get started in the sport. we have a link to the club's schedule on the nbc10 app. tonight's olympic lineup includes figure skating, alpine skiing and snowboarding. remember, if you're away from the tv tonight you can watch live streams of the event on the free nbc10 app. don't miss nbc10 keith jones live from the winter games tonight at 11:00 on nbc10. next at 5, money vanished from a septa key card. >> how they helped him recover the key card only to have the money disappear. patching the biggest problem spots on our roads. count on the nbc10 morning team to get you ready for the day with your first alert weather forecast and the later traffic, plus we are your home from the 2018 olympic games. it's the fastest sport on ice

all new tuesday at 5:00, meet the athletes on the fast track as we learn more about luging, starting at 4:30 a.m.

this is nbc10 news. >> fluctuating temperatures are wreaking havoc on our roads, causing major pothole problems across the area. penndot says that are patch mortgage than 60 state highways every week. more than 1200 tons of patching

materials across the five-county region. officials warn drivers approaching potholes to give caution minimizing damage to their vehicle. berks county hoping you can feed these two men using $1600 in counterfeit money to buy gift cards from walmart. they drove away in this silver 2000 model car. another mistake by wells farg zbhoechlt they tri margot. they tried to make amends -- wells fargo and they tried to make amends and it went to those who had no refund and they signed up 10,000 people for unneeded insurance and some cars were repossessed because the customers couldn't afford the payments. becoming a millionaire overnight.

>> where the winning ticket was bought in our area. and the growing airport and what it means for the airport property. a warm week ahead. we have to discuss your valentine's day forecast and valentine's day evening forecast and president's day holiday weekend all that straight ahead. speaking of valentine's day's day, love is in the air. the love talk statute returns to philly tomorrow this time with a different look.

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>> keep it going, bruno mars is bringing his 24 karat magic to philadelphia on a world tour the wells fargo center september 13th and 20th, going on sale this friday at noon. the author who inspired the "handmaids tale" is coming and are free and available to the public starting this thursday. at least three people in new jersey are mega millions winners. two $1 million tickets and one $10,000 ticket were sold in the garden state. one of those $10 million tickets was sold in mt. laurel. the others were sold in north jersey. a live look at philadelphia international airport which plans to build and air freight shipping hub on a newly acquired parcel of land about the size of king of prussia mall.

shippers would use the space to park planes to make moving cargo easier. the new site could generate $50 billion in business. let's take a live look outside of ben franklin bridge. temperatures have cooled down from the humid warm-up this weekend and allentown temperatures heading into the 20s overnight. we are looking at rain later in the week. >> sutammie souza is back for a warmer weekend. >> i will send all the e-mails to you, jim. a very pretty night. we got rid of clouds from earlier this morning. it's too late in the season. we don't want that sort of snow to fall at this point, too we? most of us. i don't know, maybe i speak for no myself and no one else. look at the pretty sunset. we got the clearing, 61 was the

official high shortly after midnight. don't get too excited. low of 42 earlier this afternoon. we're in the mid-40s and we didn't pick up any rainfall in philadelphia after midnight, recorded as a trace. 43 in the suburbs. 77 47 in philadelphia and bedminster at 41, north wales at 41, elroy, 42 degrees. oxford, 43. a very comfortable afternoon. these are the temperatures we typically should see as daytime highs right now. we got a little warmer than average this afternoon. it will be warm and wet this week. valentine's day we could see a sprinkle and passing clouds throughout the day. it will be a pleasant enough and very mild day in the mid 50s and pleasant holiday weekend

saturday and sunday. if you're off monday, that could be a soaker. nothing on the doppler radar at this hour, a few clouds in the eastern part of the state. look at the clearing out of the great lakes region. another system in the pipeline, and that's the one wednesday and thursday and friday. we will get more of an east wind in the upper 30s and low 40s. turning to the south, look at wednesday, we make it into the 50s with a mix of sun and clouds. rain showers could move in valentine's day night. if you have plans, you can always follow us on our app. that's where we can download it. we will make it into the 50s on valentine's day, 60s on thursday, a break from the rain with winds coming in and more rain moves in thursday night and throughout the day friday, another mild day and then it's out of here for the weekend. that's what we like, right? we like a cooperative weekend.

valentine's day forecast, 53 in philadelphia, 53 in suburbs, 50 in lehigh valley. 53 in delaware again with a mix of sun and clouds. that is a pretty darned nice valentine's day forecast. skipping ahead to thursday, 63 and friday, 56. 48, sunday, a holiday monday and 55, rain on tuesday and rain on wednesday. it is going to be wet but pretty warm out there. very very mild the next 10 days. guys. >> thanks. coming up next at 5:00, key card concerns. a percentage had money he loaded onto his card disappeared. the issue all riders need to know about. also, a man tied up and doused with gasoline and screaming for help, trapped in an a car going up inflames, live at 6:00, live with brand new

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many white house aides remain without security clearances and the painkiller oxycontin pulls back its sales efforts. can it make a dent in the addiction crisis. more on that for "nbc nightly news." now, back to you in philly. >> we'll be watching at 6:30. philadelphia responds. one of the benefits of using a septa key card is to get around up andry fill it any time. >> one viewer said he paid for the refills and when he went to use the cards it didn't work when he could our nbc10 response reporter. >> reporter: around mid-morning is when jose benitez heads out the door for his afternoon work as a laborer. he recently made a stop to refill his transportation card. benita said it was the first time he paid money gram $70 to refill the septa key card. when he got on the bus later

that morning he said the driver told him the cards were no good. >> he said it doesn't work and you don't have balance. >> reporter: he said he contacted septa several times. >> the lady said septa doesn't give back the money. >> reporter: the back of the septa card clearly she'smo mone gram logo. >> reporter: when we spoke to money gram they said septa received the payment. we asked septa to look into the issue. benitez says a few days later they called to say the money gram payment hasn't synchronized properly and gave him two pins that would be added to his card. in a statement they said moneygrandmothmone moneygram will be an option soon and when we get the retail network they'd will move it over. nbc10 responds.

>> let's add that money to our recovery counter, $918,062. if you have a consumer complaint for nbc10 responds, fill out the form or give us a call, we will respond to you. the career of a show dog from a county may be over. he was injured and unable to walk into the show, they think a puppy may have nipped him too hard or broke a blood ves tell in his ear. he survived a car accident that injured his right leg. the 5-year-old was considered to be the top shepherd. all new at 6:00, president trump's proposal for roads. and we speak to rippon's

coach sharing how she knew he was gifted from the start. the rain will return. enjoy the dry conditions for now. another round of wet weather on the way and a first alert forecast for your neighborhood.

under construction, could president trump's plan to fix our nation's roads and bridges help make your commute a little smoother? >> burned and bound, a man fights to live tonight after being robbed at gunpoint and

stset on fire inside his car. ice star dazzling everyone at the winter olympics. we go one on one with adam rippon's coach in philly. nbc10 news starts now. president trump wants to rebuild and repair the nation's infrastructure. a local lawmaker wants i-95 in our area to be part of that plan. good evening, i'm jim rosenfield. president trump pumping big bucks into his vision he outlined wants to turn $200 million in federal money into a 1$1.5 trillion investment to fi our nation's roads. >> we're trying to build roads and bridges and fix bridges falling down. we have a hard time getting the money. it's crazy. the problem the states have and local leaders have with funding the infrastructure is hor rin douse. >> nbc10's reporter is live

along i-95 where big changes are already costing big bucks. >> reporter: the chair of the bucks county commissioners is hoping to get some of that money from washington, d.c. that's why he was there today. millions have already been spent on the i-95 project to connect to it the pennsylvania turnpike. we're told that will help alleviate traffic on the side streets, why lawmakers in bucks county wants to make sure the project gets finished with help from washington. >> when i say i-95, what comes to mind? >> headache, traffic. >> it's congested and construction. >> i guess i can get kind of angry at times after work. >> reporter: it is one of the oldest u.s. highways and one still unfinished. >> it's been going on two or three years and all the other construction. >> reporter: plans for the construction actually longer than that. close to 40 years ago it was mandated they be connected.