the roller coaster ride, buckle your seatbelts for ups and downs in the forecast. how height temperatures will rise and fall as we track rain and a chance for snow this weekend. the flying tomato reigns supreme. the shaun white is the host of the winter games this as the weather forces officials to postpone some of the other competitions. a sign of the season, the baseball season, that is. the phillies pitchers and catchers report for spring training today in clear water. we're gearing up for their first hatchup next week. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now at 11:00, love is in the air and the famous love sculpture is back where it belongs on this valentine's day. here's a live look at center city where we're enjoying mild

temperatures. but get ready for that roller coaster ride as we head into the end of this week. our first alert weather team is tracking rain and snow. one spot that would welcome the presh powder, camel back resort up in the poconos. we're tracking warm temperatures, rain on the way and a mixed bag if you will. glenn "hurricane" schwartz has the details. glenn, fill us in. >> rosemary, there's a lot going on and a lot going to happen over the next week that's wild. we've seen some swings in temperatures but this is crazy. look at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of your screen for proof. we have sunshine in parts of the area like northern subburkurbs w landsdale and a lot of clouds as you can see but no precipitation. it will be dry during the day. we have rain back to the south west moving in our direction. the area of rain is increasing and we're going to be getting some later tonight.

now the temperature is well above freezing, it's all are the at the average high temperature for this time of year, 43 in philadelphia. close to that elsewhere. and it will be getting up near 50 for the high in philadelphia, but we're not expecting any rain until after 9:00 tonight. so most of your valentine's activities are going to be dry unless you're staying out late, in which case be prepared for that because that rain is going to be coming in, it will get a little bit heavier in the lehigh valley than elsewhere by 9:00 tonight. and you can see the temperatures in the 40s everywhere. we have sixties in the forecast, we even have 70 in the forecast, but we also have snow and i'll have the timing of it all coming up. >> we'll see you shortly. this morning police are warning students at the university of delaware to be careful after an armed robbery just outside of the dorm. the robbery happened overnight in the park lot.

two men wearing masks flashed a handgun, robbed the victim and took off in a gold or tan later model chrysler sedan. new video shows the moment someone walked up to a group of people and opened fire. you can see in this video the shooter bran ditch dishing a gun. the crowd scatters. two teenagers and a man were shot but they are recovering from their injuries. philadelphia police say they don't know if the shooter is a man or woman. what they do know is that he or she got into a dark-colored car and drove off. if you have any information, philly police would like to hear from you. happening now, the defense representing allentown mayor in his federal corruption trial smak its case to the jury. yesterday prosecutors ended three weeks of their arguments that they say shows the mayor tund his office in into a pay to play-doh nations. he has pleaded not guilty to 54

counts of bribery, conspiracy, and fraud. a man accused of stealing a stash of deadly chemicals from the montgomery county chemical where he worked is facing charges this morning. he was a tem chift at merck at the time of the theft. they e told police he took the chemicals to get rid of racoons at his house. when he found out he was under investigation, he dumped it down a storm drain. he couldn't remember where. water tests found no danger to the public. the wait for medical marijuana in pennsylvania is almost over. three dispense ories in our area are prefiring open their doors to nashts week. the first one opens on friday in bethlehem north camp ton county. the other two open on saturday in sell vers ville and devin. keystone shops in devin is one of ten dispense sarries approved

by the department of health. they say they can open starting tomorrow in the one has a grand opening on saturday. thousands of have all signed up to receive medical marijuana in the state. doctors at keystone shops tell thus say step forward in medical care. >> we have to go forward at this point and look at other ways in which to help our patients live better lives, and this represents a chemo dalt and a key opportunity do exactly that. >> the state listed 17 conditions than qualify for medical marijuana use, here are a few of them. autism, cancer, krone's disease, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, parkinson's disease and post traumatic stress disorder. 11:35. the clock is ticking if you still have not bought that special someone a valentine's gift. you can't go wrong with a box chocolates or perhaps a dozen roses. pamela osborne live for us in love park this morning a favorite photo spot for couples.

how are love birds celebrating the day, pam? >>reporter: yeah, rosemary, people right now are experiencing the love. they come down here with their significant others. they are taking photographs with the love skuculpture now that is back here. we have been all around catching up with people getting ready for the valentine's holiday. we stop by the bakery where customers, lined up bright and early trying to get their hands on sweet treats. there are therewere cakes, cupcakes, and cookies all themed for today. >> people like the cupcakes, they're popular, they'll bring a dozen or so into work for their friends that they love and bring a couple home for their loved one as well. >> reporter: we also sent time at elite florals. they were working on beautiful arrangements there for customers. they say valentine's day has become more like a week-long celebration with customers flooding their stores with special orders.

they sold 900 roses before today. they're expecting to sell as many more today. when we come back at 11:30, we'll tell you what do to keep those arrangements fresh if you receive flowers today. rarting live at love park, i'm pamela osborne. nbc 10 news. >> those vendors appreciating that the weather is cooperating. let's get a quick cherk of our traffic from jessica boyington she's keeping an eye on the roads for us. >> trying to watch this cam rat ra out in new jersey just losing it hoping it kind of comes back as we're live. but eenl way it would be right here, you can see a little bit of a delay there, that's eastbound on route 38 where we have some construction causing big delays moving through cherry hill right now. the boulevard, this is the northbound side around henry avenue. sht traffic coming away from the schuylkill expressway but we're losing the left hand lane. you can see two lanes getting by butta i little slow. traffic moving again away from

the schuylkill expressway. there's a crash on chelt tanham. and the bridge, a few things going on. cam adore barry bridge they're dealing with pothole repairs. coming away from new jersey, palmyra dealing with the traffic change, the pattern is going to be ditch and that's will there until 3:00 this afternoon. and construction on the walt whitman bridge. >> that's traffic moving from philadelphia into new jersey. watch for lane construction on the bridges. back to you. residents in west whiteland township, chester county tender about the controversial pipeline project can joyce their concerns and ideas at a meet with the board of supervisors tonight at 6:30. a nearby uk lid township officials announced plans to stop sunoco from doing anymore work on the pipe lip. they say the zoning order kans nance place since 2014 makes construction near highly

populated areas and schools illegal. sunoco tells us the company won't comment on any illegal potential issues. all over the area, christians are observing ash wednesday the start of the lent season leading up to peefrt they began with the early morning mass at saint peter and paul at center city. this year of course ash wednesday is also on valentine's day, an interesting mix of deck ago dance and abstinence. the last thyme the ashes and the roses collided was in 1945. coming up, flying to the top of the medal stand. history made at the winter games as shaun white has his comeback and he reveals why he may be setting his sites on the summer games as well. plus, shooting investigation at the gates of the national security agency. you might want 10 to joy the mild and dry weather because i'm tracking rain headed our way and then even some snow. i'll break down the timing of it all just ahead.

one man is wounded following a shooting just outside the gates of the national security agency in maryland. we've been watching this story since early this morning. authorities surrounded a man after a black suv ran into a barrier at the base. you can see bullet holes in the front window of the suv. you can see the air bags have been p/e deployed. they say the situation is under control and there is no security threat. president trump has been briefed on this situation.

let's head over to washington right now where the u.s. senate is back in session trying to reach a deal on immigration. take a live look at the senate floor. this is u.s. senator bob massachusetts nin des of new jersey. you may remember just had a hung jury in his federal corruption trial. yesterday, the debate started before the -- or rather ended before it started after republicans tried to vote first on a plan to crack down on sanctuary cities. democrats said no, they wanted to vote first on extending the daca program to protect dreamers. those were the young people brought to the u.s. illegally as children. republican leader mitch mcconnell gave an ultimatum that the daca debate will end on friday. we're going to continue to watch this and kiep posted. let's stay in washington where president trump will be meeting with members of congress today to talk about paying for repairs to our country's crumbling roads and bridges. pennsylvania ranked second on a list of states with the most deficient bridges. new jersey is in a little bit better shape at 29. delaware is among the best at

49. earlier this week, the president unveiled a $200 billion infrastructure proposal that depends on funding from states. the u.s. men's hockey team is out after losing today to slow yeen ya in overtime, but there's plenty for the u.s. to celebrate at the winter olympic games. we're following two big headlines. strong winds forced them to evacuate the park and postpone some events. second, shaun white drops in and makes a historic run on the halfpipe. jay gray is in south korea for us. >> reporter: hey there, good afternoon from olympic park in pyeongchang. this place still buzzing after shaun white's run in the snowboard halfpipe, second place going into his final run and he nails it. >> that's the run that he needed and he put it down. >> reporter: he made that run, got to the bottom, everything exploded. his family rushes out, they were

him. he's emotional. that's the first time i've ever seen him cry. coming up in prime time we're going to seamen's skeleton, head first down the ice, what could go wrong there. and then thousand meter web's speed skating, the finals. and the men's super-g finals if the weather permits. this wind has been so hearth over the last couple days. in fact today gusting over 40 miles per hour here in olympic park and have forced them to close things down for a little while just over safety concerns. it has died down at this point. forecast says it's going to remain calm over the next couple days. good news for the competitors, good news for everybody here at the winter games. that's the latest here in pyeongchang. i'm jay gray. now back to you. let's talk a little bit about shaun white. he revealed on the today show this morning that he has his sites on competing for a medal in skateboarding at the 2020 summer games in tokyo. and of course there's a return to the winter games set for beijing in 2022. when white, by the way, will be 35 years old. olympic gold medal dreams are

over at least for now for washington, montgomery county sherk. he and team usa hit the luge this morning and came in eight am place. he said just getting to compete in pyeongchang was a thrill. >> those runs were amazing. we came into the olympics and all we wanted were two clean runs because in training and the previous training camps we've had here our runs were a little off. but tonight two clean runs, that's all we could ask for. it was great. >> six miles, good attitude, we like it. he tells us he's already looking ahead to the 2020 woirnt olympics in beijing. nbc 10 is your home for the 2018 winter olympics games. you can download our free nbc 10 app to learn about team usa and all the other local athletes competing in south korea. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. i've got a pretty nice valentine's day going on out there. a lot of sunshine across much of the area. temperatures already at the average high for this time.

year ed headed up near 50 degrees. you can see we're in the 40s everywhere else and most of the area seeing sunshine. we do have some clouds in southern delaware and toward the jersey shore, but they're not producing rainey way. we have a big warm-up here, wait till you next the next couple of days. we're tracking more rain aside from just tonight and also some weekend snow. not like a big nor'easter or anything, but pretty weird after a day after we're in the 60s. here come some clouds from the first system that's going to hit us tonight. it's not very well organized, as you can see, but there's a fair amount of moisture there. and temperatures are in the low to mid-40s, pretty uniform across the area right now. but the temperatures overall, just kind of going a little crazy. we've got tomorrow at 65,

thursday close to 60 -- friday close to 60, then saturday we plunge. sunday starting to go back up. monday back into the 50s. by tuesday and wednesday, 60s again, maybe even 70 one of those days next week. it's not going to be that warm today, but above average and we're expecting the rain generally to come after 9:00 tonight. so if you're having an early dinner, you're fine. late dinner, umbrella's needed because some of that rain will be coming in and in some areas at least before midnight. as we go hour by hour, we see some rain coming in from the west, maybe a couple sprinkles before 9:00 is the latest computer model's just in. berks county, lehigh valley, perhaps western montgomery, north korean chester could see a little bit of rain before 9:00. as we go toward the midnight hour that's when the rain starts to overspread the area, just about everybody sees at least

some rain during the night tonight and it's already starting to move out toward the morning rush tomorrow. so there it is at 8:00 a.m. so maybe a little bit of light rain in some areas, especially new jersey. then we're going to get a bit of a break during much of the day on thursday, and then here comes a bigger system providing rain thursday night and into friday. again, widespread rain, everybody gets it. then the drier air and colder air comes in friday night. we're starting saturday off pretty nice, maybe a little sunshine. but then here comes moisture. this is a mix, perhaps, of rain and snow late in the afternoon. changing to all snow saturday night. now, most of the computer models are giving at least some snow to parts of the area, the farther south you are, the more marginal the temperatures are and it

could be more rain or snow that just melts. farther to the north it would likely be all snow. and then by sunday morning, it's out of here. but that's a little strange. and over the next few days, look at these temperatures. but it is on the wet side, as you can see, that thursday rain is generally at night. >> i will take the rain to get those temperatures up there. all right. thanks for that, glen. coming up, getting rewarded for doing good. the local company that wants to honor the unsung heroes that want to make a difference in our communities. and a little bit later, a delicious new muse cale cal dates from the heart. still ahead i'll talk to one of the stars of "waitress" setting up shop right now at the theater. >> announcer: nbc's 10's local medal count is sponsored by independence blue cross. li fearless. let's take a look, germy is out in front with 12 total medals, netherlands second with

11th. team usa is in fifth place for now with seven medals.

do you know somebody who's working tirelessly to make a real difference in your community? the allen town based soda brand is celebrating its 100th year by giving back in a big way. here to tell us s'more luke, the manager. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me skblu brought treats today. >> we're bearing gifts today for valentine's day four guys here at nbc. >> appreciate. talk to us about this campaign coming up, the unsung heroes in our community. >> for our 100th year we thought what can we do to give back to the customers that have been loyal to our organization? so we thought back about a year ago in the campaign, came up with the atreat heroes. you can go on to our website and nominate your local hero, fans,

family, relatives, anyone local that hasn't really gotten the recognition. this gives them the opportunity and platform do so. >> you were telling me it could be somebody who volunteers regularly at their local shelter, soup kitchen, maybe they've been doing work to give back to the people in puerto rico? >> exactly. someone that's gone ever and above, someone that has a special passion in their heart that has gone really unsung and unheard and this gives us an opportunity to give back to those charities. >> the nominations are coming up monday at day end. >> that's right. we've had a month hng lon effort to get nominations. you have until monday to cast your vote and nominee. it gives them the opportunity to expose those people that are doing great things. >> and then middle of next week you're going to narrow it down. >> exact gli to about six people, right? >> yeah. the top six will be chosen by our team internally, a thorough

investigation on whose gone over and above. the top six will be chosen and a week from that point we'll give the local social opportunities to vote on each and every person on the top six. >> so it's going to be the community that gets to. >> i yeah. >> who is the -- >> the stories will be shown, videos will be shown. each person specializing and characterizing what they've done. and you get to cast your vote and the overall winner will be chosen and featured on our product. >> this is sort of a mockup. let's see if we can get a tight shot of this really quickly so you can see the person who -- can we get to a quick shot of this? there we go. so that could be your face right here, the person in your community who's doing good work. all right. thank you so much for coming in, appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> we have information on our website you can nominate a local hero now through monday. the top six nominees will receive $500 for their charity of choice and the overall winner will receive 10 grand along with their story and photo featured on the soda bottles. tap on the nbc 10 app and look

for find it on ten. coming up, mild temperatures, rain, even a little bit of snow. we have a lot going non terms of the weather. we are tracking the ups and downs over the next several days. this right about 8th and market street. looking good for the moment but things may change. glenn "hurricane" schwartz will be back in just a moment to tell us when we should get those umbrellas out. orange is the new black, right? we'll give you those details about how to apply just ahead.

>> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. a beautiful valentine's day all across our area. this is a live look now down the shore from our camera atop the marquis of the lafayette hotel in cape may. nobody out there open the beach but maybe could you take a stroll a little bit later on. enjoy this dry weather while you can because rain is heading our

way. and some spots could see snow this weekend. one of those areas looking for the potential snow, allentown up in the lehigh valley. meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking all these ups and downs and changes to our weather. glenn. >> yeah, ros marry, it does get pretty wild around here. right now things are quiet. we have sunshine in much of the area. this is outside our studios. farther to the north and west we're starting to see some of the clouds coming in, just the beginnings of the increase in moisture. more clouds in delaware and toward the jersey shore, but we're not seeing anything on the radar close by. we have some showers coming in to west virginia now, but that's pretry light and widely scattered. you can see the increase in moisture back to the west. temperatures generally in the low to mid-40s. already at our average highs for this time of the year. and, of course, they're going to be going up.

it will be going up a lot because of the clouds are going to be increase, but we could hit 50 degrees or little bit higher in between the hours of, let's say, 3:00 and 5:00. by this evening we're holding fairly steady, in the upper 40s and the rain generally expected after 9:00. some of these areas, pa suburbs, lehigh valley could see a few sprinkles come in just before 9:00 so we'll date you on that this afternoon. rain is coming tonight. we've got more rain before the weekend, we've got 60s before the weekended, and then we have some snow during the weekend. i'll break down thauall of that coming up. let's head now to new orleans where police are looking for the gunman who shot five people killing two of them. just miles away from the mardi gras celebrations it was fat tuesday after all. neighbors say they heard hundreds of gone shots last night. victims were in a car when the bullets hit. they drove interest a scene

where they were shot that the nearby gas station. passengers on united airline flight that land safely in honolulu are breathing a sigh of relief. during a flight from san francisco, an englin covering apparently came off leaving one passenger to tweet it was the scariest flight ever. united airlines says its pilots followed all protocols to land safely. they met the plane on the tarmac. there are no reports of any injuries. the faa plans to investigate. this morning we're learning the man accused of setting off bombs in both new york city and the jersey shore will spend the rest of his life in prison. he told the court he harbors hate for no one during his sentencing yesterday, however, federal prosecutors say he shows no remorse for the bombings and has even tried to radicalize federal prisoners since he's been in custody. he wounded 30 people when one of his bombs exploded in manhattan in september of 2016. according to prosecutors, he also set off a bomb along the

course of a marine corps charity run. nobody there was hurt. pga golfer bill haase is expected to survive after this rollover crash in los angeles. he was a passenger. the driver of the vehicle died. wilson was in an suv that was clipped by the ferrari. he's okay. it's not yet clear how this crash happened. new this morning the family of bill paxton is suing the hospital and surgeon who performed the actor's heart surgery last year. he died from a stroke just 11 days after the surgery. the wrongful death lawsuit says the surgeon used a high-risk approach that he didn't even have the experience to perform. according to family, cedar sinai medical center new the surgeon was a maverick with poor judgment. the hospital is not commenting on the lawsuit. a mother and daughter are accused of stealing a quarter of a million dollars worth of underwear and bras from a victoria secret store. they were caught on security

camera at the thousand oaks store in southern california. >> the mother, daughter, and a 15-year-old girl would put the stolen goods in a baby stroller. police believe they've been stealing from the same store for more than two years. all right. buying that perfect valentine's day is still on the to-do list for a lot of people in our area. the flower stores, chocolate shops are staying busy. pamela osborne is live for us in the iconic love pack, how fitting. pam, you've been checking out those last minute giflts. what do we need to tell our significant others because i have yet to receive mine today j well, don't come home empty handed. i hope that your husband has something lovely waiting for you when you get home. right now people are lining up trying to get their pictures taken with the iconic love sculpture now that it's back. they're lined up and sharing the love by taking turns, photos of people, but we want to show you some video because we've been all around this morning. we checked out elite florals,

they told me they've sold nearly 1,000 roses all rtd and they're expecting to seal just as many if not more today and tomorrow. of course red and pink roses are a big hit on valentine's day, but flor rifts say lilies are also becoming quite popular in arrangements as well. you obviously want to keep flowers that beautiful around for a while so here's some tips on how to keep them fresh for days to come. >> change your water every other day. if it is not necessary to put anything into the water as these flowers most of them have been treated and they should be absolutely fine. adding chemicals to your water sometimes shortens the life of your flowers not lengthens them. but if you do that they should last. >> reporter: and it's not just of the guys who are going out of their way on valentine's day. we caught up with customers here in this backerry. in of them were here to pick up sweet trooes treats for friends and coworkers. the ka nolis and cub cakes were

especially popular. one women said in addition to getting things for her coworkers she was bringing home goodies for her husband and sons. she's going out to dinner tonight and she has a suggestion to all you last minute shoppers through the, including rosemary's husband. >> last minute advice is do something special. just go take them to dinner, sbhie flowers, stop and get some pastries, but do something special. >> reporter: and we -- the love sculpture came back yesterday. it's no surprise that it's here just in time for valentine's day. a lot of people just marking the occasion, making valentine's day special not just with those gifts, but with the memories and photos to go along with them as well. reporting live at love park, i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. . around half of us will go with good old fashion candy and a card for a gift. that's what i did.

a little more than a third of us will tack on a night on the town. if you're looking for something out of the box, pun intended, you can head down to the rink a little bit later on today for the sweetheart swats skates. tickets are 25 bucks. with that you get the skating plus flowers, chocolates, there's a live dj, you get some keep sake photos and a lot more. you can also get a $10 discount with the code nbc 10 or telemundo 62. you'll find those details right now on the nbc 10 app. hope springs eternal today. all right. the eagles have lombardi trophy, so why not dream big and think about the phillies and the world series. today in clearwater the team will hold its first official workout when pitchers and catchers report. they're using the ipad to record players doing drills. he plans to show them their workout so he can show them ways to improve. he has big plans for his team and sees the eagles as

inspiration. >> we could be foolish to not take cheers from what the eagles accomplished. i think if everybody on our roster takes a small step forward we have an opportunity to shock people. >> the phils first spring training game is scheduled for next friday. the kickoff to the regular season, march 29th versus the atlanta braves. here's a life picture of this. the phils come home for the home opener against the florida marlins april 5th at 3:05. you can watch that game right here on nbc 10. >> announcer: this week's wednesday's child is sponsored by mele's furniture. just which you're looking for. >> bright, loving, energetic, creative and she's an eagles fan to boot. there's so much to love about this week's wednesday's child. all of our wednesday's child. here she is. >> if we spray ton, that will allow that to show up.

can should we do that? >> yeah. >> she is a big eagles fan so making t-shirts in an eagles poster today to celebrate the team's super bowl victory. her tastes are pretty eclectic. >> i like doing art, i like playing football and basketball and soccer. yeah. >> but it's not just sports that she loves. >> math andness. >> she is every fess sent and super confident, she's self-assured and very bright. >> she has an awareness that that's part who she is but she can speak up and advocate and she just like is so friendly and she has a lot of wishes that she thinks that she can make come true, had say great thing. she's very driven, very goal oriented. >> this young lady has unique people skills for someone so young. all she lacks is a forever family to help her reach her goals.

>> she's full of energy, she's full of love, she's very creative. a very affectionate and she's just a people person. she loves people and she would bring love and she's kind. she's very sympathetic. she has very good manners. she's just been awesome, awesome kid. >> she is this week's wednesday's child. >> if you'd like to make her dreams come true, just go to nbc10.com and search wednesday's child. you can also call the national adoption center at 1-866-do-adopt. so spring is almost here in addition to the flowers blooming, the jobs will be blooming at home did he tay. spring is the company's busiest season. home depot plans to hire about 1600 associates in the philadelphia area and 80,000 nationwide. college student, retirees and veterans are encouraged to apply. both seasonal and part time

positions are available. a little ball of white fur is the best in the show. more than 2,800 dogs from more than 200 breeds started this competition at madison square garden in new york city, but it all came down to that little guy. coming up next, skill on the slope, meet athletes in our area hoping to board their way into the next winter olympics. glenn, is this you? are you going to be one of them? >> yeah, in my dreams. it's a really pleasant day out there for valentine's day. it's going to get way warmer tomorrow, but you're also going to need some umbrellas as we go through the end of the week. i'm tracking rain headed our way and then possibly snow for part of the weekend. the timing of it all next. >> announcer: nbc's 10 comp toition watch is locally sponsored by penn medicine.

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through the racing and, like, go through the different gates. it's pretty tough but i really enjoy it. >> can michaela blas is brand-new to snowboard racing. preston on the other hand has been racing for eight years. >> i was just thinking let's win. >> some get their start by surfing or skateboarding moving their skills to the powder comes with a humbling consequence. . >> you got to be prepared for a good wipeout, you know. it's always a good few points lost there, but it's a good time. >> if you can't find a snowboarding club or team around you, sometimes it's best to just start your own. >> it's a lot of work but it's nice and i'm proud of them. >> coach dan rodriguez from lasalle university watches from the finish admiring the efforts of a team that just formed this year. chris bush does his best to make it look easy. >> i think i applied some other things. if you can make it look easy

you're pretty good at it. it's just focus. >> but with every hour of practice, the olympic dream inches closer to reality. >> i aspire to be as good as any of them one day, so it's cool to watch them and watch them do the same sport that i do. >> at blue mountain, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. nbc 10 is your home for the winter olympics. download the nbc 10 app to learn more about the olympians from our area. plus you can check out the top five mings things to watch today. get ready to enjoy a little slice of heaven at philadelphia's forest theater. "waitress" is delighting audiences about a small time waitress stuck in a loveless marriage about dig dreams. thanks so much for being with us, jenna. >> thank you for having me. >> waitress was first a film starring carrie russell and then adapted into a play and then now

here in philadelphia. >> yes, it's based off the movie. >> and you and i were talking about it. i saw the movie when it hit theaters about ten years ago and it's a modern day love story and it's complicated. >> my character's a wlooel real woman, the girl next door. they works at a diner, she makes pies for a living. she's an expert pie maker, and she sort of buries her reality in her pies. she's become an expert with that. so it's sort of a story of her awakening to like herself acceptance, he her reality. her friends sort of show her is this really all you want for your life? you know, there's more. are your dreams worth fighting for? as an audience member you decide if they're dreams are worth fighting for. >> and evolve. >> yes where are absolutely. and sara ber relevant es wrote the music. it's just extraordinary. you'll be wanting to sing all of the songs all day. you'll want to get the recording. and then there's pie, we sell pie in the lobby.

what's not to love, really. >> here's the question. so you play a character who is this exceptional baker, chef, pie maker. >> yeah. >> what are your skills in the common naworld. >> i got nothing on jenna, my character, but she would be proud, i think. >> you're doing her some justice. >> yes, i am. yes, i am. >> what should audience members look for? last night the flay runs through this weekend. >> that's right, through sunday. it's an exciting, incredible, real piece of theater that will have audiences, you know, thinking about their life not only will you be tapping your toes and wanting to sing along and smelling pie, but it's really a piece of real, real story of this real person. it's humanistic show, it's a universal show. man, woman, old, young, musical lover or you've never seen a show, you will love waitress. >> this is not your first time to philadelphia. >> right. i toured with azeeta a few years

ago and we've been looking forward to being in philly. i tluf town, this city, i love the arts community here. we've been really look forward to bringing this show here. >> all right. thank you so much for being with us, really appreciate it. if you're interested inch wag performances of waitress it runs through sunday in center city philadelphia. for more information it's all online tap the nbc 10 app and look for find it on ten. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. well, we've got a lot of sunshine across the area, one of the exceptions is down towards the jersey shore and southern delaware you can see the live shot of cape may and it is overcast. but that is not the case across much of the area. you can see in philadelphia itself lots of sunshine. we're starting to see some clouds in lehigh valley, northern delaware is fairly surnny sur sunny as well. just about everybody is in the low 40s. you can see the clouds, especially in southern parts of

the area, but that satellite and radar there are no radar echos nearby. some light sprinkles in parts of west virginia and ohio moving our way, so we are going to see some tonight. and this is one of the areas that we're going to see some rain but there's much later tonight. and then even on saturday when we're expecting snow and other parts of the area, there may be rain here down at the jersey shore. cape may 42, avalon 43, see the southwest wind, that's not only going to warm the shore up, it will warm urp the rest of the area too. as we go into the evening hours, mostly dry through the early evening, temperatures in the 40s. this is rain, there's no threat of ice or snow with this. and toward midnight we're getting more widespread rain across the area. that is generally gone by tomorrow morning. and most of tomorrow is just cloudy, but very mild. up near 60 degrees or into the

60s. and then the rain comes back tomorrow night. that's more significant rain. and that -- look how warm it is friday night. we -- or thursday night. we have that rain moving out by friday night. and then watch the temperatures go down. this is 5:30 in the afternoon, now it's into the 30s at night. and by saturday morning 20s. and then the moisture starts coming in. so we have the threat of some snow late saturday and saturday night. now, as you can see, these temperatures are fairly marginal, so it would take a pretty good burst of snow to accumulate on roads. certainly could accumulate on grassy surfaces and even warmer in central and southern delaware where it would either be just rain or melting snow and then

it's gone by sunday morning. this is not a long-lasting storm, it's not a big storm, but it's a little strange when you have 65 degrees on thursday and by saturday you have snow with a hive 36. that's p.m. snow, late in the day and saturday night. looks like it will move out by sunday morning. and then we warm up again and we really warm up next week. if you think tomorrow's 65 is high, middle of next week we could get up near 70 degrees. and we could have multiple days of 60 degrees or above. how about that? we'll be right back.

pleasant forecast nor valentine's day. >> that's right. pleasant forecast, pleasant bow tie. >> i was going to say you dressed accordingly. >> yes. there it is, with the hearts on it. >> glenn has a bow tie for every, every occasion. >> you can only wear that one time a year and sometimes it's my dayoff so i don't get to wear it at all. okay, so it's going to be 53 today, some light rain after 9:00 tonight and then really warm thursday and friday and then some snow late saturday. more on that later this afternoon. >> something tells me even if it were your day off you still

would wear it. that's going to do it for us. be sure to tune into nbc 10 at 4:00 this afternoon.

[soft dramatic music] ♪ >> hope: hey! hi. happy valentine's day. [chuckles] i see jennifer's been here, huh? >> rafe: yeah, she has. have a donut. >> hope: no, maybe later. uh... all right. what the heck. >> rafe: all right. >> hope: i see you're still going through andre's file, huh? >> rafe: yeah, still just trying to find something that'll clear gabi. >> hope: you know what, i'll be back to help you. i wanna get over to the hospital to see steve before visiting hours are over. >> rafe: wait, hold on, hold on, 'cause i've done all i can do for the day, and i'll go with you to the hospital, and then we'll celebrate valentine's day together. >> hope: you don't have to do that. i mean, don't worry about it. i understand.