of the north atlantic treaty organization.o this building comes ministers from 15 nations of he atlantic community. they speak different languages, have different cultural backgrounds. the countries they represent vary in vise from very small to very large but here all distinctions fade, all the languages become one, the language of hope. why do these nations align themselves with nato? why nato? and why must this organization continue to exist? let's go back to the beginning f the story. in may 1945, the war in europe ame to an end. this had been the price of europe's unpreparedness. but in may of 1945, our hard-won peace seemed at last secure. a few days before, allied forces from the west have joined hands with the russians from the east. their statesmen had medical cordially at yalta and pakistan and agreed the countries they occupied should be truly liberated and that freely elected government should be set up as soon as possible. within a few months the countries of western europe and scanned nave yeah were free and inde

what forces are you prepared to send across the atlantic?n paris, a hotel had been hastily found as a temporary home for the supreme allied powers europe. general guenther was already at work. an international staff of officers had to be prepared for the defense of europe. the task was in men's. at that time, they had at their disposal only about 1800 which, theost of airfields could not handle jets. and 14 ill equipped divisions. against these forces, russia was known to have at least 175 divisions under arms and 20,000 planes. general eisenhower asked one of his advisers what the russians needed to march 2 the challenge. he answered all they need is shoes. so much for the beginning. in spite of the urgency, when general eisenhower and his death set to plan, they planned for a long haul. they realized if democracy were not to destroy itself, the buildup had to take time. all the plans would come to not if not for the overall planning of the civilians. the representatives of the nato divisions and other staff. the memberson what of its peopl

>> well, we're not atlantic city.great music, great songs, and a classic jersey sandwich. at frank's they honor that tradition with assertive sliced ham, pro voe lone, and your oil and vinegar and that mayrinates it altogether into a glory vehicle of deliciousness. >> thank you. it's so beautiful that they shred the lettuce and everything. you used to come here as a kid? >> yeah. my father would order a pastrami sandwich. i would eat 1/3 of it, he would eat the rest of it. my brother would eat eggs and bacon, so we had to order what he liked. he was a really trenchman. he could eat. >> asbury park, like its close cousin atlantic city, suffered from financial problems. 14 years ago last time i came it was a shelf itself dying, the beaches empty, sad and forlorn place. unlike atlantic city, asbury park sought to fix itself to become again the kind of place that anybody would want to live in. they didn't look for a magic bullet like casino gambling. to a great extent, they succeeded by keeping alive what made asbury park

off atlantic avenue. now, we have cheryl fiandaca standing by with more information. >> reporter: a white male. there is the photo right there. wearing a green jacket. probably in his 40's. walking quickly away. homeland security van. and walking away quickly. attention. obviously, leaving a package and walking away quickly is a concern anywhere. homeland security van. at that point, out of caution, you heard him say they shut down the area. brought in the bomb squad. when they did bring in the suitcase. when they looked in the source and some wires. now, that obviously, doesn't necessarily mean that it's a bomb or any kind of device. but it is a concern. because of everything that's going on in the world in here in this country. they took every precaution possible there. this was a controlled detonation. by the bomb squad. to make sure that whatever was in there was neutralized. that is what they do. now they looked at it, obviously. you could see they went over to it. people walked over to it. the area

atlantic city suffers once again. also suffering when this place opens harrah's chester and sugar house which has been monopoly of casinos in philadelphia a for a while. but we see he next, we will talk about all of the jobs coming and how these jobs aren't just going to be low paying jobs but really good jobs. that is another positive for this, plus more money for the the cities school district. a few positive with all of the people losing millions of people for sure in south philadelphia a. >> yes, more jobs. >> steve, i have a trivia question, are you ready for this: what fox personality like tv personality on national fox played football for the philadelphia a eagles, spent christmas night in that hoe to tell. >> reporter: you mean a sports personality. >> no. >> reporter: troy aikman. >> terry cruz, one day that he played foot the ball for the eagles. >> i'm sorry, very good you said sorry, what. >> neil young was supposed to play here in february 1 year back when i was right out of college, his concert got snowe

county on the atlantic city expressway.erturned truck. happened in the westbound lanes approaching route 54, the exit for hammonton but they also have the left lane blocked eastbound. so, you're without lane in each direction at this point delays aren't terrible but katherine scott will have more details for us coming up in a few minutes. also had a crash here as you head in towards conscious lock on the ramp from the blue route 476 northbound to route 23 and matsonford road. watch out. the flares we had out here are now out so you kind of come upon the police officers still on the scene of the crash pretty quickly. slow it down on this ramp from the blue route northbound to matsonford road. not too far away from that there's also a crash in whitemarsh, along barren hill road at scarlet oak drive. have a new one in limerick by the wawa along ridge pike at township line road and in upper frederick getting reports that someone is trapped in the wreckage of a crash along perkiomenville road at little road. in upper moreland ou

more for us. >> it's on the atlantic city expressway. you can see an active police presence. we do have an overturned tractor-trailer in the way and on the westbound side of the atlantic city expressway taking out the left lane on the eastbound side. right now we have both sides affected but all traffic moving through the area around route 54 at 28. you can see in our map system we're also in the green. again, overturned tractor-trailer, left lane closed east and westbound around hammonton. >> protecting religious beliefs has one state changing what goes on marriage licenses. it all stems from the kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >> two months of work gets you this. a gorgeous christmas display from sky force 10 and wait until you see it from the ground. >> there is no snow here but it looks like christmas with this unbelievable light display. about a half million people have seen the video already on our facebook page. >> started putting lights up. the more i put up the better it looked. >> you

. >>> atlantic city is set to ring in 2016 on one of its biggest nights of the year. >> it's magical, surreal. >> how people partying at one new year's eve bash will try to >>> coming up on news4 new york at 6:00, what would you do if you were pulled over by a mysterious car that gave no indication that was the police? would you stop? an i-team investigation into your rights in an officer in plain choets stops you in an unmarked car. >>> fair well to a local long island hero. we're at the wake of one of the americans killed last week in a suicide bombing last week in afghanistan. >>> the crossroads of the world packed tonight. plenty of people from our area choosing a different destination to ring in the new year. >> as news4's ted greenberg explains, they could help set a world record tonight in atlantic city. >> new year's revellers rolling into atlantic city for a night when the seaside resort goes all out. we're single ladies. what the hell. >> teresa will bid farewell to 2015 by celebrating at tropicana. lavish new year's eve parties are planned all over town for atlanticty's mos

forty-nine atlantic city 406789 in wilmington. everybody is above freezing but we are chillier then we were, yesterday, a at this time, a chillier start but we will have a milder finish to the day to day at 6 miles an hour, 6 degrees cooler then it was yesterday, nothing to show you on radar, so plan on clouds and sun today, it is limited daylight because these are the the shortest days of the year this week. 4:36 is your sunset time. if we get to 65 degrees, bob kelly we will tie the record high for this date which was the set in 1961. >> beautiful weekend. 4:02. penndot crews are loving the warmer temperatures on the overnight. so much so they are hanging out later here. the this is north bound i-95 right here near philly interest in the airport. coming from delco towards the the city only that far left lane is open. they will be out there for another hour or so, hut down on the vine both directions the the vine street expressway between schuylkill and broad street and all part of the overnight construction. folks can use spring

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if you look closely, you can see an atlantic city police officer joining them. now the video is going viral. nbc 10's ted greenberg has the story from atlantic city. >> reporter: he didn't do it for the attention. >> i didn't have any calls to go to so i went out there and had a catch with him. >> reporter: but the brief time atlantic city police officer jesse oliver logan spent with some neighborhood kids playing football on sunday is being praised by a growing audience. >> i had no idea it was going to blow up like this, go viral. >> reporter: oliver logan who was recently hired as a full-time patrolman can thank the man behind the camera. >> atlantic city's finest out here with the youth, man. i don't even see grownups doing this [mute] with their kids. >> reporter: noting the interaction played out in one of the resorts worst neighborhoods, robert kelsy junior posted the video on facebook hoping it would spread. it's since been viewed more than 54,000 times. >> it was a great thing, lovely. the kids had fun. usually these kids want to run away from the cops.

won't be hard to find a new year's eve party in atlantic city.t's where we find nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg. ted, how are they preparing? >> reporter: well, keith, this is one of atlantic city's biggest nights of the year. thousands and thousands of folks are in town to celebrate, and some could even help set a world record. new year's revelers rolling into atlantic city for a night when the seaside resort goes all out. >> it's party time, you know, we're single ladies, what the hell? >> it's magical, it's just magical. it's surreal. >> reporter: teresa will bid farewell to 2015 by celebrating at tropicana. lavish new year's eve parties are planned all over town for atlantic city's most extravagant night of the year. >> it is so filled with euphoria and so much excitement. >> i've been doing it for years. just old habit. and i just kept it up, you know, i enjoy it. >> reporter: outside the trop on the beach, these guys spent the day getting ready to give people a charge during a big fireworks show over the ocean at midnight.

if you valve route 9 cape may up to atlantic city you see poppeding on roadways.nd in delaware kent county as well as northern sussex county traveling route 1 same thing heavy weather reported right now. here's the movement. everything moving south west to northeast into new jersey and heavy thunderstorms nothing severe for the most part it's ever hade rains and not much in the way of winds are we seeing anything here. again to see this christmas eve this time of year is mind boggling this is kind of weather you typically see during june, jewel, august. look at eyes. high temperature 4th of july 76 today we reached 71. trenton 71. wilmington 71. allentown 71. lancaster 69. each and every one record eyes for the day philadelphia the high was 64. we smashed that and still pretty much in record territory now at least the old record at this hour. allentown 51. reading 54. lancaster 57 and poconos 49. cooler up here and cold front in the process of pushing through and that will drop the temperatures down late tomorrow night into saturday and visibility is also issue fo

showers will hold on a little longer for atlantic city, cape may and rehobeth.hat's where we'll see the heavier rainfall. and today starting off with just light showers for wilmington, drexel hill and philadelphia and will reach into the 60s once the rain ends early this afternoon. back with the seven-day forecast and tracy, even warmer temperatures, record temperatures for not one but two days on the seven-day forecast. back with that in ten minutes. >> see you then. 20 minutes before 5. let's check your ride to work including 95. jessica boyington is watching that. >> tracy, 95 around cottman avenue drive time we're good to go. the southbound side traffic is flowing the nicely. 12 minutes southbound from woodhaven to the vine street expressway. northbound doing better than that. the 42 freeway is okay, even with that construction so intermittent lane closures north and southbound, but you can see north and southbound drive times are great. heading into philadelphia right now from 55 to the walt whitman bridge we're still at five minutes. no problems open the w

a number of us went to atlantic city.sibly consider the idea she may have run into this individual who killed the girls. >> the hotel was demolished this summer but we went to check it out to. >> how would you know, ? it still has a of a feeling that is hard to put your finger on it is very palpable. there has so bin and -- nobody been found but it is possible she could be an undiscovered become the new is important of another case he was involved in two years later the guy that was on the federal passport and dennis was arrested in indiana for stealing a gun at a good show. and executed a search warrant they found an arsenal of 70 gallons from across the country and stockpiled. he got to review the evidence in that ticket into the sinister world. >> it was one of the most bizarre human beings that i ever encountered. he had drawings that would depict himself with both meet -- male and female genitalia. >> obviously issues of anger towards women he would cut out animals from the magazine to combine them with basis of cent

atlantic city temperatures hovering pretty close to 70.t should be 69, sun and clouds, nice, georgous stretch of weather. even tomorrow you get a little wet weather down there. tomorrow is not bad. temperature-wise. 72 for philadelphia, clouds and sun and warm. winds out of the south at 5 to 10 and overnight tonight partly cloudy, patchy fog redeveloping 50 outlying suburbs and 54 center city and exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast keep in mind the normal high temperature this time of year is 46. every single number up up there is above average. 7 record high today and 68 close to record for tomorrow and showers developing late maybe a period of rain by evening. breezy and mild tuesday, 6. wednesday, 60. thursday 60. friday and saturday cooler highs in 40s in is still again above the normal this time of year. >> few any thing is eva and i were talking about it it will probably feel like the 0s. >> that's true, thank you, chris. >> there's a bit of fire and science neem fairmont park. nearby then enjoyed the precision ice sculpting, it wel

we're looking at a lot of break up this morning from this low out of the atlantic. once that goes away we've got a lot of sunshine today, temperatures above normal. at the bus stop meet the huckleberries. they'll be there waiting for you, dressed appropriately. have your warm gear. >> >> it's weather then heather every 7 minutes. what's going on out there. >> the tappan zee bridge is a bit slow. let's take a look at a webcam and i'll show you the activity. right over here we have some flares pushing everybody over to the left. this traffic is going into rocklin. we have an accident in rocklin county at that tappan zee bridge. we also have the deegan going south at the cross bronx expressway disabled truck and then that cross bronx expressway getting into the sheridan. g trains are still dealing with delays as well. our street cleaning rules are suspended. lori over to you. >>> thank you. it's 6:24. earlier this morning a south african judge granted bail to oscar pistorius pending pistorius was convicted last thursday of murdering girlfriend reeva steencamp in 2016.

severe weather is also having a major impact across the atlantic.s are can to doing to rise in winter flights in the u.s. midwest. officials are keeping watch over 19 vulnerable levees across the mississippi river and its tributaries in the space of missouri and illinois. emergency workers have rescue people from their vehicles, and officials have described the flooding as historic and dangerous. the national weather service is forecasting record levels along the mississippi. at least 49 people have been killed as a result of the storm in past days. and extreme weather conditions are also affecting some of the most remote areas of the globe. in the north pole at this time of year, temperatures normally range from -30 to -40 degrees celsius. right now though, it is plus four, and the mercury could climb even higher. the phenomenon is being kospi warm tropical air currents coming from the atlantic and a pressure front from iceland pushing warm air rapidly over northwestern europe and the atlantic towards the north pole. well, coming up, we will have m

high pressure moves out into the atlantic. on the backside of the high, you get nice south westerly wind, that means even warmer weather for tomorrow. in fact, wouldn't surprise me if we saw mid even upper 50s for tomorrow afternoon. high pressure brings us one more mild day on monday. you get three days where the temperatures are well up into the 50s and then back to reality, just in time for our next weather maker. next 2001 area of low pressure. this one will come up from the north carolina coastline. it will look like it's going to take a north over track. heading month are out to the atlantic, rather than hugging the coastline. the best chance of rain on tuesday will be for the cape and islands. maybe for part of the south shore, the south coast could see a little bit of rain. get further inland to central western mass. tuesday, just kind of a cloudy day. on tuesday, temperatures more typical of december. in the meantime. enjoy early november like temperatures, upper 50s, low 40s, in general today. middle 50s on contamina

on the atlantic city bailout vote we told you about yesterday. last night the state assembly passed parts of a financial aid package. the key would let the city casinos make payments for 15 years instead of paying property taxes that allows them to predict the cost and prohibits them appealing foxes that has turt the city finances. >> the state takes action following a daycare death. up next we'll tell what you the decision means for some parents in philadelphia. a road to the white house brings -- begins in new hampshire. when voters head through the polls in the first primary election. >> i'm tracking colder temperatures, drop even more heading into tomorrow and then we warm things up. i'll go over more in my full forecast. >> good morning. it's a cold start, temperatures at 34 degrees and the poconos, 42 degrees in pottstown, 47 in wilmington. 51 in millville and 52 in atlantic city. heading into the rest of today we'll drop down a little bit with our temperatures heading into the high 40s, 48 will be our high. closer look at 7:00 a.m., 40s in

cape may in atlantic city will see pretty good rainfall. there is the potential for more rain in tom's river. the temperatures in spite of the rain will be warming up. 50 for allentown, quakeer town and redding. 70s are possible next week him we have to deal with the 60s today, 60s in atlantic stay and cape may. dover 61 degrees. we see the rain arrive this morning. sunshine returns tomorrow. 50s for wilmington, west chester and williams town. the weekend, it's looking a lot colder. temperatures in the 50s today to low 60s. 40s for the weekend. cloudy, rainy, some downpours this afternoon, here comes the cold and windy too on saturday. 44 the high. it will fell like it in the 30s, near 50 degrees sunday afternoon, full 7-day forecast in ten minutes. >> that looks where we should be. bill. thanks. let's check your ride to work, see what that looks like? katy zachry is watching that. >> a little mixed bag on 95. i want to get out of the way. we had a disabled vehicle. 95 southbound at girard avenue. it wasn't really slowing things umm. there

frontal system stalled over the mid atlantic. cloudy skies once again today, same song and dance, patchy drizzle. there's a chance of a spotty shower from time to time. 56 degrees is the forecasted high. the numbers are not going to climb too much today we're in the low to mid 50s now. that's where we top things out later this afternoon. lunchtime, 54 and 2:00 p.m., 55. shooting for a high of 56 degrees. we have rain today and tomorrow 30% chance monday, 90 for tuesday. even wednesday and thursday we still see 30 and 60% chance of rain. very seattle like in the seven-day forecast. i'll have the details quuj -- coming up when i see you in just a little bit. >> breaking news, bullets fly outside a bar in philadelphia's tioga nicetown section sending two people to the hospital. the action cam found shell casings at the triple bar sports bar. two men were kicked out of the bar at 1:00 a.m. the men left and returned a short time later. at least one jumped out of a car and fired 16 shots at employees and patrons standings outside the b

down 13 degrees in atlantic city, and down 9 degrees in mount holly.look at the seven-day forecast shows as we head into the rest of today, we'll see a high of 52 degrees. look at sunday. we track record warmth again. it's going to be much colder to start your workweek on monday. 51 degrees, staying in the 50s, in fact, colder as we approach new year's day. rosemary? >> thank you. the day after christmas, and plenty of people will be waking up, getting themselves together, and hitting the malls and stores trying t g

breaking news right and the heart of boston, that is the detonation of what was a suspicious device by atlantic avenue. it was placed by a man right next to a homeland security suv. live pictures from sky 5 after that detonation. you can see investigators milling about. we have team -- karen anderson is also available for us giving us some insight. what do you know? karen: a man walked up to a homeland security vehicle, put down a box, and quickly walked away. because it had some wires over it, there was concern. the bomb squad was called in. that was detonated. what happens now is they try to find the person who left that and also begin the investigation, perhaps searching for fingerprints on the device, look to see if there were in fact explosives inside. now becomes the next part of this. we have learned they are searching for a person who put this down so that is part of the focus, and the other focus is trying to figure out exactly what was inside that box. >> thank you for that. but you are looking at aerials of that scene as they try to figure out what exactly was in that box. it was det

rain is steady in cape may and atlantic city in new jersey and into delaware. it's tapering off in philadelphia and drying out in western and northern suburbs. temperatures climbing, 58 in northeast philadelphia. vernal of 60 degrees for atlantic city and millville. temperatures will climb. showers shutting down by early this afternoon. the last few rain drops, clouds, some breaks of sunshine are possible, low 60s this afternoon. if we don't see the sunshine today, it's unlikely we will see it tomorrow as there is more rain on the way and some warmer temperatures, too. in fact, record temperatures on the way. i have the extended forecast when i come back later this hour. >>> one person is dead after being hit by a driver on route 130 in edgewater park, burlington county. this happened near cooper street. the southbound lanes are still closed right now. the pedestrian died at the scene. we'll keep you updated on this developing story as soon as we get new information. >>> the department of justice just released a progress report on philadelphia police and their

atlantic county grand jury decided not to indict the unnamed officer in that july 7th shooting. investigators say before that officer a arrived the suspect stabbed the cashier to death inside a convenient store. they say the man with the knife also charged at the officer outside the business, the officer fired eight shots, hitting him five times. he died at the hospital. >>> rowan university students are creating a remembrance board, later this morning in honor of henry rowan. >> the school's benefactor passed away wednesday at the age of 92. his hundred million-dollar gift to then glassboro state college in 1992 was the largest, ever made, to any public university. it also prompted other benefactors to donate and started growth on have what would later become rowan university. a statement from the company, rowan started says that he died peacefully. >>> all right. it is a big win for philadelphia's latest casino. >> after many challenge is it looks like this multi billion -- million-dollar project, will be brought to life. so bye-bye to the holiday inn down by the the sports co

middle 30s for coatesville, doylestown, mill industrial is at 28 degrees, still falling at 38 in atlanticcity. roxborough and northeast philadelphia starting off in the upper 30s. we will see the temperatures come down a little bit more by 6:00, out in philadelphia 38. 41, a little warm-up by 9:00. you'll feel that bright sunshine and the warming effect by noon time today. 47 degrees this afternoon. this will likely be the chilliest day of the week. we are going to go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back. right now jessica boyington has your traffic. >> we're on the vine street expressway. construction there, right around 24th street, no traffic moving by in our cameras here. westbound or eastbound. that's because it's closed between broad street and the schuylkill expressway until 5:00 this morning. also construction but now closure on the 42 freeway. northbound between 295 and the schuylkill expressway or 76 as it is in jersey, closing detour until about 5:00. another hour of that. you can see drive times okay for the general stretch but we have the closure no

atlantic city, 52 degrees, beach haven, 51. we're we were at the same time yesterday, some areas a degree or two warmer. lancaster, 6 degrees cooler. you get the idea same spot we were at yesterday at the very same time. unlike yesterday we should continue to climb. we'll top out in the mid 50s today ton of sunshine. satellite and radar, shows the clouds are well west across the great lake states in the ohio valley that's where they will stay for the rest of the day. in the afternoon, 51 degrees, by 1:00, mostly sunny skies, 3:00 p.m., 53. 5:00 p.m., we're back down to 49. somewhere around 4:00 or 5 we should top out around 54. tracking rain in the seven-day forecast, we don't have much. thursday and friday there's a chance of showers. these are very weak systems that will pass through quickly. most of the region probably will stay dry. so the next five to self seven days look very dry and mild outstanding for the month of december. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll have a look to see mild temperatures in the seven d

he hurried across atlantic avenue to hyde street. due to the suspicious nature of we looked at it, brought our bomb techs down. they x-rayed it, seen some components inside, wires and a power source. at that time, they took a step back. we got our robot in there again to look at it. and then we neutralized it by detonating it. turns out there were some wires and power source in there but nothing explosive. >> does that lead you to believe this was in some way a package that could have created danger to the public? >> no, i don't think so. once we did the controlled detonation, there were some wires. what bothers us is the behavior, why this individual placed it next to homeland security vehicle and then running away. package here and walk away from it. >> that's what raised our suspicion. people are on heightened alert because of what happened in california, you know. that's why we ask people f they see something, say something. >> i looked at the wires, you know. they looked like some type of cable wires. i don't know maybe somethin

by "the atlantic." [applause] host: thank you. the joyce foundation is based in chicago. we focus on the great lakes, but one of our concerns has been about gun violence, and we focus on reducing access to guns. we believe that is a wonderful solution to reducing violence in our communities. i am pleased to be here and to be able to talk with the mayor. i wanted to open with a video. it is a news story out of chicago. if we can get that to run , please. >> deja brookshire was a resident in gary's middle beach neighborhood, but shot more than seven miles away near apartments at seventh and adams. >> everything we have heard about the victim has been positive. >> she was riding in the backseat of a car, two other friends in the front seat on sunday night. 7thhey got to the area of and adams, they heard shots fired, the driver looked back and noticed the victim was bleeding. they rushed her to the hospital where she succumbed to injuries. >> they say it is a nice area, though outside influences have moved in. >> we have been complaining, trying to get something done. police

atlantic city set a record today as well. 71 degrees. in atlantic city.rport, that was the biggest record that we got. 71 there. we also beat a record in mount pocono, 63 degrees. tied the record in philadelphia of 68 degrees. well, we have the rain coming across the area. this is 5:15 this afternoon. we had this band east to west and everything was going right along that same line and so that meant some parts in the area kept getting the heaviest rain over and over again. it's pretty much cleared out now but we're left with this band of some very heavy rain. the estimates of the rainfall from smurnau, delaware to bridge stn, new jersey, three to four inches of rain locally. there was localized flooding and there's more on the way. down south, this is the next system coming up and it could potentially effect the eagles rain. i don't expect heavy rain but there is a chance of light rain any time before during or after the game. so, take your rain gear with you. temperatures may actually rise a little bit during the game, which is unusual. and go through th

atlantic city, 51 degrees. the only issue this morning the visibility is starting to be reduced we have the fog settling in. if you're traveling in the next couple of hours, lancaster, 2.5. visibility in millville, 2 1/2. wildwood, 3 miles, wilmington, 3 and down to 4 in philadelphia. it will take time for the fog to lift, but once i want lifts we'll see the sun peek through the high clouds and temperatures in the mid 60s. it will be very, very toasty. the bark is worse than the by the with this, you'll see clouds, but they are high, thin clouds and the sun will come through that. 66 degrees, clouds and sun, that will break the record of 65. potentially record-breaking today. you'll see warm weather in the forecast, and more records will fall when i see you in just a few minutes. >> a storied matchup will take place today, the army ascertain navy meet for 116th time in their history. last night kicked off the big gala jeff chirico has that. >> reporter: the army and navy kicked off the gala at the pennsylvania

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set a new record in atlantic city. allentown, wilmington, and reading did not meet the record, but saw record breaking heat in the poconos with a new high beating the record of 60 degrees. those locations that did not tie the record, we wildfire close. it was a warm day. 24 hour temperature change map shows we are down 11 degrees in millville, 13 in atlantic city, 9 in philadelphia. feel the difference today. colder than what we saw yesterday and a strong winds speed coming from the northeast. colder air is moving through. 51 in reading, 48 currently in quakertown, and mid-50s in philadelphia. 55 in wilmington, and 52 in trenton. we are not warming up much more than what you see now. grab a jacket. as you are headed out, going to the game, seeing cooler temperatures and chance of passing showers by the afternoon and the evening, so keep that in mind. tracking rain and warming temperatures again as we head into tomorrow. rosemary? >> all right, thanks. >>> we did not get a white christmas, but las vegas did. the downtow

. >>> keeping you safe walking the boards in atlantic city. in order to do that, hundreds of additional surveillance cameras will go up. ted greenburg has the story. >> i just feel safer with cameras. >> reporter: nancy and jerry are comforted by those already focused on him and look forward to many more electronic eyes that will soon go up on atlantic city's boardwalk. >> maybe it will deter people from doing things they shouldn't be doing. >> reporter: some 230 weather proof surveillance cameras are set to hit next year. part of an $11 million project funded from a loan through the new jersey casino development authority. >> it's safer for the tourists, the people who live here in atlantic city. >> reporter: the cameras currently found on the board wok are primarily owned by casinos and other businesses. but the police will monitor the new system from a surveillance command center. >> line pan and tilt, zoom modeling gives police new information as it's occurring. >> reporter: dozens of cameras will be positioned at street end, giving author

temperatures are the 68 and woodbine, same thing at the atlantic city airport. we're up 15 degrees warmer than we were this time yesterday. up 14 degrees in allentown, 12 in philadelphia. 12 degrees in wilmington, satellite radar shot shows we are seeing a few more showers starting to push right pack into the northern and central parts of california and also into philadelphia. so we will continue to see more of these showers streaming into our area. we are dealing with severe weather starting to move into parts of atlanta and pam bam. so i am tracking what you can expect as we head into the rest of your holiday, that's coming up in my seven day forecast in ten minutes. >> all right. thanks so much. let's take a look at traffic. >> including 95. jessica. >> a lot of things going on, around girard avenue. we do have police activity on the scene of a disabled vehicle over into the right-hand shoulder. also watch out on 95, right around girard avenue for that off-ramp closed on the northbound side, schuylkill dealing with delays him we have an accident scene that no

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right at the freezing mark is the atlantic city airport. today after that morning fog, sunny and nice, 53 to 56. we'll talk more about the forecast for today. also starting out your workweek nice as well, and that's coming up soon. >>> the jewish holiday of hanukkah begins tonight at sundown. this is a look at a 40-foot high menorah that is ready to be lit at independence mall. the eight days of hanukkah commemorates rates an ancient military victory. special celebrations include eating special foods with your family and playing games like driedle and exchanging gifts. what a sight. hundreds of cars topped with menorah's paraded down the ben franklin parkway last night. the parade ended at independence mall with music and dancing in the streets. >>> and we are hearing the owls will be in the bowl in florida. here at home, owls fans cheered all the way, and nbc10 was in northern liberty while the temple faithful watched the game on the big screen. >> disappointing, but i'm still proud of them. >> it's magical. i never would have imagined com

live in atlantic city, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> all right, ted, thank you very much.eave the heavy coat, hats, gloves, outside tonight. here's a live look at the blue cross riverrink on penn's landing, where the fireworks display is just 90 minutes away. the temperatures, by the way, they are dropping. >> first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now with our first alert forecast. glenn? >> the longer the clouds stay around, the slower the temperature is going to be dropping, so if you want it to stay milder, you root for these clouds to hang in there, and the temperature has dropped a little bit over the last hour, and that trend, of course, will continue now that it's getting dark. you can see a lot of clouds out there. there really isn't any rain or snow to be concerned about. but we're going to be seeing the clouds break up gradually over the evening hours. it's 50 degrees right in south philly right now. 49 in wilmington, and 53 degrees in dover, warm spots, 35 in mount pocono, the cool spot. so the temperatures right now are above averag

atlantic city, 71 degrees. that's a new record high for you guys already. trenton 67 that's a new record high. philadelphia, 67 that's a new record andal ep tin and reading both showing 64 both locations new records and dover 68, mil millville 68 newed record for that he and 66 wilmington and that's a new record high. as the numbers just updated within the last hour a lot of them jumped, three, four and five degrees in some case and they're all record highs. this is back-to-back days featuring record high temperatures around the delaware valley. satellite 6 and action radar we continue to climb. these are high, thin clouds you're seeing in the sky today and sun will shine through them later on we're expecting highs to top out in the low 70s when all is said and done. as we look at the eagle's forecast the temperature is already at 67. we'll have to add two or three more to that by 1bg and by 4th quarter right around 70 to 68 somewhere in that range beginning to drop off a little bit. an unusually warm day in the delaware valley. today a new record high. tom

look at the 50s for atlantic city and cape may. we will see sunshine, clouds spinning out. 48 degrees today. 11:00 this morning, 53 and then upper 50s closer to 60 degrees this afternoon. back with the neighborhood by neighborhood forecast in ten minutes. right now, jessica boyington is watching your first alert traffic. >> that's right. right now, we are looking live behind me on the vine street expressway, the schuylkill expressway kind of runs into that you can see in here westbound, seeing slow going on the fifteen street expressway headed westbound to 33. no problems on the schuylkill at this point. we are also checking things out on the 42 freeway. north bound lanes doing okay. starting to see a little volume approaching the philadelphia area. the drive time is still doing okay. though. northbound from this point. spound doing great. towards the atlantic city expressway. the credit and debit machines are currently down. we'll update you as soon as they become available. new from overnight, a four wheeler caught fire in front

international picking up an inch and a half, well over an inch in the last 24 hours n a a atlantic city a approaching .7 of a an inch. sicklerville over a half inch but conditions pretty quiet, right now. storm scan three showing us the moisture off shore but we have a little band have of showers north and west of the city, continuing to movies bound but this time just light to moderate rainfall but we will see showers continue to work east. temperatures right the now are unbelievable, 67 degrees in philadelphia we have topped at 71 degrees, today. 66 degrees down the shore. temperatures extremely mild in the poconos, in the upper 50's and as we head into your christmas eve, over the next several hours, more like an ice hot cocoa then a hot cocoa because temperatures are going to be so warm up near 70 degrees in the 6:00 o'clock hour. still in the middle 60's by 10:00 o'clock hour and santa is making his moves, temperatures still very mile. so hopefully santa dress add pope eighthly tonight for his visit in the delaware val which some showers, and all that big fur and stuff on but we wi

atlantic city, allentown, wilmington, red, mt. pocono, everybody should be setting records tomorrow. why? it's even warmer back to the west. 66 in senatety right now. 64 in st. louis. 74 in little rock. while it's near freezing up to the north. this temperature contrast is creating nasty severe weather, tornadoes in the midwest. we have some areas of heavier rain but also breaks. heaviest is the shore right now. cape may county, stone harbor up toward atlantic city. all moving towards the northeast. we even had lightning strikes. heavy rain for another hour or so. we also have heavier rain between washington and baltimore coming up toward the philadelphia area. we're not done with the heavier rain. there's severe weather in illinois and india na. other rounds down south with tornadoes on the ground right now as a result of the tremendous energy going on in the atmosphere. you can see the temperatures going up as we go through the evening. you don't see that too often. and actually getting to 70 degrees by midnight, at least in del

high was 68, tieing that yesterday, breaking the record in atlantic city and poconos. a high of 63 degrees. we did not break the record in reading or wilmington, but we have been seeing a nice steady streak of record breaking warmth starting on. we tied yesterday and we'll break a record into tomorrow. today, however, we'll stay in the low 50s. temperatures will not budge. the city planner shows us by 11 a.m., 54 degrees, low 50s at 5:00. if you plan on tailgating, expect breezy conditions. we see winds picking up out of the northeast, 22 miles per hour gusts in atlantic city, close to 30 miles per hour in wildwood. more details on what to expect over the next couple days coming up in the full forecast. >> spreading holiday cheer to those who served our country. nbc 10 in center city, philadelphia yesterday where the local charity handed out christmas meals, coat, and blankets to votets in need. >> amazing thing to see veterans empower other veterans, the organization like the veterans group where the organization's designed to help veterans. >> handing out meals to ve

and atlantic city, 67. the forecast high is 65. other spots like allentown looking to break records as well. today the morning fog will burn off finally late this morning and then record warmth, 68 to 71. we will talk more about the warm weather today and the big change coming on monday, that's all straight ahead. >>> today the coast guard will be working to figure out why a ship ran aground in the delaware river. it was heading to marsville, bucks county yesterday. nobody was hurt and it does not cause any pollution. >>> the week-long celebration of kwanzaa continues for its second day today. >> the african-american museum in philadelphia hosted a candlelighting ceremony. kwanzaa-themed arts and crafts here. >>> coming up, look up. a reminder of how dangerous your cell phone can be if you are not looking what you are doing. >>> plus, this -- >> it's with a way for me to find control in a situation that i don't have much control over. >> finding peace in painting. how this lady is praofiting in america ways than one. >>> a quarter

atlantic city will soon have hundreds of new ways to watch you on the board walk. the city is getting millions to put up new surveillance cameras. some say all those extra eyes go just too far. >> our reporter is live on the board walk to explain why the city wants the cameras. ted? >> good evening. most of the surveillance cameras you see on the board walk are operated by casinos. there's currently no network of city controlled cameras but that's about to change. you don't have to look far on atlantic city's board walk to see surveillance cameras, and many more will also soon be focused on the famous wooden way. >> i think it's a great idea. >> fafr. >> yeah, it's safer. >> people might be less apt to do something. >> some 230 surveillance cameras are set to go up on the boardwalk next year, part of an $11 million project funded through the loan from the casino reinvestment authority. >> it's a critical benefit and a step forward. >> it's safer for the tourists and the people that live here in atlantic city. >> the cameras currently found on the boardwalk are prim

in south jersey right near atlantic city expressway we've seen the garden state parkway.struction two right lanes will be blocked. another 40 minutes for that. >> amtrak is facing fresh lawsuits in that train derailment last spring. the suit filed claimed that the accident could have been avoided if amtrak had taken proper safety measures. new technology is now in place. technicians installed ptc. it slow as train moving too fast or is in danger of derailing. the crash last may killed eight people and injured about 200. the train was going more than twice the speed limit. >> three, two, one. we have liftoff. >> coming up a closer look at the latest space-x mission. >> plus, an nba referee feels the roth from one of santa's little helpers. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >> three, two, one. we ha

two in atlantic city. allentown, 70. womeni wilmington, 73. our 24 hour temperature map shows we are up 15 degrees, 14 if allentown, 14 degrees in potts town. you will notice the difference when you step outside. it feels nice out. we are more than 30 degrees above average. we are in the low 40s this time of year. sthiet rad satellite radar pushing into south jersey. >> that will be the trend as we go into the next few hours. we expect to see a few scattered showers throughout the day. closer to 9:00, we'll see more moderate downpours for cape may. other than that, it will be spotty, widespread light showers heading into the rest of your morning and early afternoon hours, by 3:00 p.m. another round. you notice those temperatures keep climbing. now, let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> a few things going on, possibly slippery conditions out there. blue route, right center lanes are blocked right now due to an accident that pops up, a few moments ago, now 295, we are dealing with this right hand shoulder around