the backbone of atlantic city. lauren, you look at borgata instead of borg the georgia a paying taxes city owes borg the georgia a over a hundred million-dollar. there is a a huge problem with the val will you of casinos going so far down, casinos, really are getting, money from the city now instead of the the other way around and this is going to cause a whole bunch of problems. look at the spot the here reserved for county executive? if atlantic city can't pay employees it cannot pay its share of county taxes and atlantic county will-in trouble. they have a budget hearing. they will have to furlough workers as well. so more bad news likely coming this afternoon on county scale. >> man what a mess, lots of debt could mean disaster. steve keeley, thanks much. >>> and more bad news, zika virus spread with two new cases in delaware. dave kinchen live in wilmington with what is being done to keep everyone safe, hi there dave. >> reporter: good morning to you. this always comes down to travel and areas like the caribbe

and that would be terrible for atlantic city. what's that say to any visitors who want to go to the beach at the boardwalk trash cans aren't going to be empty and such. so, a second shut-down would be way worse than this first shut-down, so, hopefully, all of the shutdowns will be avoided somehow, but it doesn't look like there is any agreement right now, lauren? >> let's hope so. >> this isn't good. steve keeley, thanks so much. >> developing overnight two, separate shootings lever one man dead, the other in the hospital. the deadly shooting happened just before 2:00 in the 100 block of indianna avenue. that is in the city fairhill section. police say a man in his 40's died from several gunshot wounds. they're now looking at surveillance videos, so far no arrests, and then east germantown another man was rush to the hospital after a shooting on chew avenue and eats locust street. it happened around 1:00 this morning, police tell fox 29 the man was shot several times in the stomach with a assault rifle. he's currently in critical

the union contracts down in atlantic city as-is. that's the holds up right now. he doesn't want to get rid of the collective bargaining and let the state suddenly say to the firefighters, crash collect, everybody in a union down there hey none of your contract are any good, do you have take massive pay cuts, massive layoffs, even do away with the fire department. the news conference comes from the mayor to further explain what's going to happen to that town when they shut most of the government down on april 8th. now, governor christie earlier this week was answering some questions about atlantic city situation and last night was going on a twitter rant with his staff saying he's not going to, quote, let atlantic city and permit the people of new jersey ton held responsible to have their pocketbooks picked again by atlantic city. >> the atlantic city government cost two to three times more to operate than any other municipal government in the state. two to three times more. the $25 million that you know the mayor, mayor guardian, ru

that extends to atlantic city.e looking at burlington county, woodland, pemberton, ocean county. we have the light snow falling as well. again, most of it melting. which is good news this morning. again, some areas are below freezing. mercer conte about to get rid of the snowfall. philadelphia, we saw the light snow early this morning. now that's clearing out. this whole weather system is really hitting the new england area. for us, though, we're getting light snow on the edge of it and that will all be moving out in the next few hours. temperaturewise, 36 in philadelphia, north and west, you're not seeing the snow. 31 in doylestown, 32 in trenton. some areas we do have temperatures at or below freezing. most of cape may county, temperatures are a couple degrees above freezing. cape may airport, 34 degrees. cape may coming in at 33. cape may point 33 degrees. we have areas like cape may courthouse, 32 degrees. that's freezing. in these areas where we have 32 degree temperatures we could be see something of the snow

what is going on in atlantic city? a meet to go discuss what's next for ac. >> because you may remember they announced the shore town is on the brink of government shutdown. but city officials work to go avoid bankruptcy. how are they doing that? >> well this will be real bad year because you have this problem, and there is other problems down the road even after they get this situation cleared up. no clear idea where it is going in trenton, they're holding the decision on ac future for now. today at 1:00 the assembly speaker vince will have news conference, and he has not agreed the take-over bills that the state senate has approved, that chris christie is approving, as well. then after that, at 2:00, the mayor and council president hold a second news conference. while the governor pre-emptively struck last night with a bunch of tweets, and among them, quote, i'm not going to permit the people of new jersey to be held responsible, and have their pocketbooks pick again, by atlantic city, i'm not opening the treasury of

look at the colder temperatures only 49 degrees in wrightstown. 57 degrees in atlantic city. but upper 60s wilmington right now and 73 degrees in dover. so look at the wind it really has made the difference across the area. we have those easterly winds still coming in for wrightstown and philadelphia. but take look at sections of delaware and as you move north and west, into the lehigh valley, more of a southerly wind. so this evening, it's going to be breezy temperatures will be dropping but it stays kind of mild. but the cloud cover that will be on the increase. we're dry and quiet for now but take look at our next system off to the west. that's the front that will be moving for your good friday to provide some showers. so coming up we'll have the timing of that rain. you're all important easter holiday weekend forecast and also talk about some cooler air with that seven day forecast. back to you. >> okay, talk to you soon, scott. >>> police are reviewing surveillance video in interviewing witnesses after a man was shot several times in fair hill. it happened around 1:30 th

in atlantic county, atlantic city could be holding on to light snowfall as it stretches into parts of county along the beaches here. this is all moving out very quickly. we'll see big improvements as we go through the next 20 minutes or so. rest of the area nice and dry. wet roads from this morning and temperatures are cold. we could be seeing slick spots, pottstown this morning if you're about to walk outside, 28 degrees. 29 in doylestown, 232 trenton. cape may couldn't did i, 32 in woodbine and cape may courthouse right now. also a nice warmup heading our way. that's straight ahead. let's get a check of the roads with jessica boyington. >> a quick update on 95, sheena, around broad street. that accident scene that was blocking the off ramp from 95 southbound has cleared out of the way. good news there. we're not doing that great on all of 95. this is right around cottman avenue. you can see we have a road sign out there, having traffic move to the left-hand side. this is over into the right-hand side. it's on the northbound side of 95 around cottman avenue right now. we're losing th

a funding fight is forcing atlantic city to literally close its doors to city hall. >> they raped atlantic city. the moneys went. didn't go here. >> reporter: long-tim residents like alma johnson feels her state has forgotten about her troubled city. atlantic city mayor don guardian blamed the government shut down on the lack of help from trenton in an ominous statement he says the city is in discussion with the state to avoid and for stall what may be an eminent financial predicament. it means on april 8th, 4:30 p.m., atlantic city government will close its doors to city hall, employees will not get paid. all non-essential city services will be shut down, most city offices libraries and parks. fire and police service in the city will remain. >> i am weary of atlantic city's problems who weren't made by the residents but by big shots. >> reporter: state has been pushing for a five-year takeover of atlantic city's finances something local leaders are trying to avoid. but its residents caught in the middle of a battle over budgets. for the once crowned jewel of the jersey shore. >> there's p

in you see it, notify police. >>> police get involved in a call to stop a takeover of atlantic city's finances. we'll see what some police chiefs are urging state lawmakers not to do. >>> plus, ready for walking. crews made better than expected progress rebuilding the boardwalk at the jersey shore. we'll have the update next. ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms®. no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. >>> good saturday morning. hopefully you have plans outdoors today. we'll be a little cooler this morning starting off but we do expect plenty of sunshine in and around the area as we move through our saturday. there's the good news. look at this beautiful live shot down in cape may. temperature reading not doing too badly. almost 40 degrees along the shoreline. the sun coming up officially at 6:16 this morning and

>> "chasing news" and the atlantic city will die literally will run another 20 on april 8 if. >> key is the golden goose did i did not want to spend the money and travel to or they don't feel safe if. >> had to get those long luscious locks? here vitamins in the celebrities there is a lot to choose from. >> fifth that is the problem. everytime research you hit your stride he had a crowd of golf through rain and snow and winds nothing stop this guy. >> atlantic's city is dying. >> so they forgot to feed the golden goose they call the red april but somebody made the big eight there were littered the run-up of money on april 8 there is money a takeover in casino revenues have plummeted. the figure has the front row seat who is literally in the shadow of the casino. it is unlikely had many guest coming. >> i saw bill ferrigno last week he wanted to look at a different atlantic city think it is a politician and. >> are they doing a good job? >> like all the people before him it is the honey pot with all the people that they grew up with and they don't even have to be there. >> the atlanti

a few showers over the atlantic waters. if i zoom out and put things in motion, you will noticecewe don't have to worry about it. everything moving nooh to south. good news there. dry conditions to the keys, as well. either way, remember, if you are heading out the door, vis is our nbc 6 news and weather app. you will find our radar there to keep an eye on the showers if it makes yoy feel better this morning. temperatures are seasonable, 64 ft. lauderdale, 60 miami and 63 in pembroke pines area. in the keys mid to upper 60s. a nice start to the day. a cold front over us right now. it is looking nice over miami. looking outside of our first the american airlines areen nachl beautiful start to the day. more sunshine and different from yesterday at this time. you can even seet here on satellite. all of the oud cover remain over the atlantic waters. it is shaping up to be a beautiful day. the sunday fun daycome out and visit us at carnival. look frgt nbc -- look for the nbc 6 booth. another cold front remaiai over south florida

atlantic county, galloway township to ocean city, through atlantic city. light snow falling.his is sticking. temperatures in atlantic county are coming in below freezing right now. so in burlington county, kind of the same thing. the snow is falling, mostly grassy accumulations. really not much. little egg harbor seeing more light snowfall there. this is heading into the atlantic. it's moving from west to east. it's not moving inland. we will be seeing this end very soon here. new england really getting the brunt of this storm. temperature in philadelphia, 31 degrees, 31 washington township. with the wet roads and temperatures still dropping through the area, we could still be seeing slick spots, even in places that aren't seeing the snow currently. 32 in blue bell, allentown 30 in pottstown at the moment. for south jersey, look at the ac airport, 32 degrees, woodbine 32. it is still fairly light. future weather takes the snow, moves it offshore by 7:00 a.m. we are clearing up. by lunch time, nice conditions. if you're in new jersey or delaware this morning, we're seeing that

you can see that wind there. 20-mile-an-hour sustained wind in atlantic city. doesn't get too warm with a wind like that. 15 to 20-mile-an-hour winds in parts of the area. and with that southerly wind, that's going to keep the temperature up. it just barely moves overnight tonight. but we do have an increasing chance of at least light showers later tonight. the heavier storms come tomorrow. we'll have the timing on that and big changes for the weekend with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> see you then, glenn. new at 6:00, several health clubs are facing thousands in fines for not complying with consumer protection laws. fitness centers in wildwood, galloway, west winsor and vineland failed to register their businesses with the state. and the state attorney general says consumers who pay for memberships deserve to know they are signing contracts with licensed clubs. each club is facing a minimum $5,000 fine. police in upper darby want your help finding the killer who left a woman's body in her bathtub and a disturbing note on her wall. mar kia benson lived the

the governor has no more band aids for atlantic city. that means in bridge loan which mayor went to trenton yesterday essentially begging for and was told no. so that means city hall shut down, two weeks from friday, all workers, but police, fire, tax and hopefully trash collectors will go on unplanned three week vacations which will be unpaid. the people forced to work will get paid, only a in later. try going a in without your paycheck. state senate president says it is quote silly for atlantic city's mayor to threaten a city hall shut dunn blaming city leaders were not cutting enough to fix finances here. senator steve sweeney says i guess this means what they don't want is going to happen which is bankruptcy. >> i am weary of atlantic city problems who weren't made by the residents but by big shots. >> there is people sleeping under the boardwalk right now you know what i mean, selling food stamps and everything else. >> reporter: it will in the get any better. >> in, it will in the get any bet are. >> it was once good but now the ec

half inch in atlantic city. howell township in monmouth county .1 of snow. as we look at future tracker 6 view, the clouds will give way to sunshine as soon as late this morning or by noon. in the lehigh valley 49 is the high there. down the shore we'll go for a high of 48 degrees sunny and breezy there, as well. in philadelphia, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, you see a high this afternoon of 50. so we do recover it will be bright with a lot of the sunshine out there, breezy and probably cool enough to keep that coat handy today. a bit milder on tuesday, 56 degrees up to 68 wednesday and 71 on thursday. on good friday we'll see morning showers and sun returning in the afternoon. a little cooler, but a nice seasonable high of 64. down to 59 on saturday, not a bad day. easter sunday is looking like a mixture of clouds and sun, nice high of 63. there he is -- there's a chance of rain at night on thursday, for now we're going for a dry easter sunday. >>> 4:41. still to come on "action news," we're learning about the marine killed by rocket fire in

it was an overpass on the atlantic city expressway connector in atlantic city right now route 30 ande marina district of atlantic city. a car crashed there into a guardrail, possibly spun out in the snow this morning. new jersey state police tell me they are investigating whether the snow and the slick conditions played a role in that accident. one person was taken to the hospital. so if you're out driving this morning, most of the roads are in good shape like this one where we are in pleasantville. again, you want to be careful on the overpasses and the bridges. we did see some snow sticking to one of the bridges on the garden state parkway andç visibility,f course, is reduced because the snow is still coming down. we'll head to cape may county, check out conditions there next for our next hour at 6:00. live in pleasantville, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> drive carefully while you're out there. 30 degrees in most of philadelphia at 5:21 this friday morning. >>> down and dirty. >> voters have a right to know. >> you're the liar. you're the lying guy up here. you're the one. you're

high risk of rip currents across atlantic beaches. be carel if you have plans today that involve getting into the water. next few days looking nice as you can see. no green anywhere in sight into the next weekend. you will notice something else. turning breezy today. breezy tomorrow. and then the wind factor is the main threat for the next few days. that will cause hazardous marine conditions so even though it's rain free and temperatures will be seasonalableble, wind is something to take seriously here for any outdoor plans that we may have that involve thewater. >> very true. thank you. >>> a father and daughter are lucky to be alive after the plane they were in parachuted to a safe crash landing on long island. the pilot said he was approaching the runway at the airport when the small aircraft lost engine power. parachute and safely dropped to the ground. fortunately no one was hurt. he says that they were very lucky. >> the engine died and i pulled the parachute and we landed. >> how lucky to come in that close to that building. >

newark, delaware. 58 in millville, atlantic city airport. look at that, 49 beach haven.chilly this time of year. wind off the ocean doesn't matter how warm it is inland. you get a chill at the beaches. 20 degrees warmer in allentown than this time yesterday. 15 to 20 degrees warmer elsewhere. these are the records for wednesday and thursday. the existing records and in the green those are the ones i'm predicting get broken or tied. a lot of them. and a lot of them on thursday because the records on thursday in many cases are easier to break than the ones on wednesday. just the reverse the way it is in philadelphia where the wednesday record is the easiest. and the warm air once it comes up it's going to hang in for the rest of the week. the cold airxa$w=q that far aw. but it's just not quite going to be moving down here. so, even after we cool down a little bit over the weekend it's still not going to get colder any time soon. winter's over. partly cloudy, winds decreasing, 40 north and west, during the day tomorrow, a mix of sun and clouds, but look how warm, close to

two weeks from tomorrow, april 8, atlantic city will temporarily shut its doors but not lock them as they work to solve the fact that the resort will run out of money in april. mayor guardian says of its 950 employees so far 200 or more raised hands to not collect a paycheck so long as they collect unemployment. others are volunteering to work regardless. it has to be cleared by labor force higher ups. >> atlantic city going to look like on april 9, i can tell you it's not going to look different than today except probably have about 20,000 people in town for the largest beer festival on the east coast. the trash is going to be picked up. and the police are going to be in full service. >> it comes as the governor spoke about atlantic city's dire cash crisis on the radio. christie will only sign legislation that reworks how atlantic city collects taxes so casinos don't sink them further into debt with appeals. and he favors a full state takeover that strips atlantic city of its government sovereignty. >> you have a city in that condition then the state has to step in and take more agg

and the mid-atlantic states, and that is where that will wind up. for us launch time at the cape canaveral air force station, here we go, try number 3 or 4 and the falcon 9 heading into the heavens with the communication satellite, we hope spacex gets it off the ground, launch time 6:35. 70s at launch time in the vicinity of the cape and rain chance is zero. like today, leesburg, 80 titusville and vero beach and indian river county, 80 and melbourne and palm bay the upper 70s. >> 60 on average and cooler over north central florida from gainesville up to the florida-georgia border. temperatures running just a handful of degrees cooler. everyone seeing great weather across the entire peninsula, looking really good. with around 80 each and every day, and, back down into the 60s, a few mornings mid and upper 50s, chance of rain, zero now, dry skies all the way into the weekend and we'll feature saturday and sunday highs with ample sun mid and upper 70s. enjoy it all. here's kristen with live drive traffic. >> good morning, jayme. live right outside on i

>> reporter: atlantic county freeholder represents atlantic city in more than ways than one.lected official is an also employee of the city's recreation department. he, too, will be out of work. >> what happens to meals on wheels? what happens to the tax collections in atlantic city? what happens to the trash collection? >> reporter: governor christie says the only way he'll sign a bill to help atlantic city to a complete state takeover of city finances. >> mayor guardian has clear choice. two choices. he can either work with us to fix the problem through the state takeover bill and the pilot bill or he will face on april 8th having no money to pay his municipal employees. >> reporter: now, this three-week government shut down will end on may second. that is when the city will get its quarterly tax revenues and then be able to pay its employees. we cannily tell you this very same scenario would play out once again in couple of months if the city and state don't come up with long-term fix for atlantic city. lucy. >> going to be long couple of weeks there. all right, thank you

atlantic county to the ac expressway. it is ending now. closest to the shore is wherer with seeing the snow falling. into parts of burlington county, we're seeing a lot of the snow come to an end. ocean county seeing that snow continuing. again, it's going to clear up quickly. i think by 7:00 a.m. we should all be in the clear along the shore and in delaware, from the snow which is good. that's a time for the morning commute. 35 degrees in philadelphia. 30 pottstown. 30 in doylestown. the areas seeing the snow, atlantic city is coming in at freezing right now. cape may, temperatures here. a couple degrees above freezing in parts of lower cape may county. we look at cape may courthouse in woodbine. 32 degrees. in these areas we could have slick spots on the road. also keep in mind from the snow we saw earlier this morning in other parts of new jersey and delaware, the roads are wet. temperatures still going to be dropping as we go through this morning. we could still be seeing slick spots even after the snow leaves. mullica township, 31 deg

temperatures in millville and atlantic city and cape may are above the freezing mark. take it slow as long as the snow is falling. 32 in allentown. 34 in allentown, 32 in trenton. 33 in millville. as we get into the mid morning hours we'll see sunshine roaring back, it will be a breezy, cool day and wind up with sunshine. i have no idea why we have no background, day planner, 33 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 49 by 3:00 p.m. high of 50 in philadelphia. 48 in trenton, 49 in wilmington, 50 in reading, 49 in allentown. the high today in mill shil -- millville is 49 degrees. tomorrow we start out with cold air and wind up milder and get into the low to mid 40s for highs tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high is 50, bright and breezy. milder on tuesday, 56 and 58 bright anticipate sunny on wednesday. thursday, warmer, 71. after a feature comes through we'll get morning showers on friday, high of 64. that's good friday we'll see the return of sunshine. the weekend is looking good. 59 degrees is the high on saturday. easter sunday is looking dry and nice h

you have life guards who get pensions in atlantic city. life guards. get pensions in atlantic city. can we please? this is ridiculous. >> christie also said the state won't loan the city money. city workers in atlantic city will be paid this friday but the money runs out after that. >>> city hall may shut down april 8 and last at least three weeks. and could reopen may 2. nbc 10's bureau will continue to monitor the crisis in atlantic city. >>> pink slips are coming for dozens at a food company in south jersey. those jobs are headed to mexico. our partners in the business journal say royal ingredients plans to let 80 people go in may. the facility is focusing on its other facilities. >>> now to decision 2016. voters in several states have a few more hours before polls close. primaries in arizona, utah, and democrats hold a caucus in idaho. it did not take long for candidates to respond to the terror attacks. hillary clinton wrapped up a rally in washington state. clinton said terrorists seek to undermine the democratic values that are the foundation of our way of life. they will nev

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we will get moisture off the atlantic adding to the the moisture in the the atmosphere. future tracker six, timing it out 2:30 in the morning. we have that moisture, taking it slow for the commute tomorrow morning. 1:00 o'clock in the morning note that is steady rain overhead especially for city, points to the south and east and then it will taper off to some showers as we go throughout the afternoon hours and it the will continue as we get into monday evening with some residual moisture left over by tuesday morning before we get clearing by tuesday a afternoon. what to expect? wet for the commute tomorrow morning that rain will taper to a couple showers by midday, a raw, cool feel to the day with an easterly wind and an additional half inch of precipitation on the way. when this is all said and done. a accu weather forecast showing you cooler tomorrow, high of just 49. on tuesday early shower turning sunny, 26. seventy-three on wednesday, and then upper 60's as we get into st. patrick's day and spring, next sunday. >> what a change from last year. >> good job good thank

so let's get straight out to bruce gordon live for us in atlantic city tonight.ruce, fill us in. >> reporter: yeah, ladies, complicated political squabble kind of essentially boiled down to this much atlantic city needs money from the state and lots of it. governor christie says you want the money, agree to a state takeover so we can do what's necessary to clean up the mess. the city says nothing doing and stuck in the middle of all of this, those who live and work here. bright sunshine bright spring crowds to the atlantic city boardwalk on this day. but residents and visitors alike know there is a fiscal storm cloud rolling in. >> when i saw several employees working on the boardwalk i mean you have to feel some compassion for these folks. so that's the bottom line. >> reporter: atlantic city's be lee gird mayor stood in front of a packed city hall news conference to deliver the bad news in stark terms. >> we will run out of money and it will be on eight april. we will actually run out of the money. >> reporter: don guardian is assuring residents that search ser

atlantic city's government shutdown could be on hold this morning. city workers say they've come up with a solution and they've already voted on it. next we take a look at what they say will keep city services running and allow them to still collect a paycheck. >> and freshmen phenom. next. meet a player with strong local ties and his very own hometown cheering section. stepping out with confidence starts with beautiful feet. new amopé pedi perfect™ wet & dry foot file now get effortless hard skin removal on dry or wet skin, plus it has 2 speeds, and it's rechargeable. the easy way to touch-ably soft feet new amopé pedi perfect™ wet & dry. amopé, leading footcare innovation and voted product of the year for its pedi perfect™ extra coarse electronic foot file. >>> it's 4:13. here's a live look. >>> workers in atlantic city voted on a temporary plan to avoid a shutdown. that calls for paying employees every 28 days instead of every two weeks. we should get the result of that vote this morning. if approved it should help with the longtime problems and a

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into the atlantic waters. that will allow an isolated chance of showers for saturday and into sunday with temperatures this weekend into the m m 80s. let's look at the tuesday roads. here is first alert traffic reporter, kelly blanco. >> we're accident-free in miami-dade and broward county. chopper 6 giving us a bird's-eye view above i-95 and northwest 95th street. southbound and northbound lanes looking really good at this time time. traffic moving around 59 miles per hour around northwest 75th street. from cypress creek to 595, only eight minutes. all green on our first alert traffic maps which means traffic eastbound, a ten-minute commute. making your way westbound towards the sawgrass expressway, a nine-minute ride. >>> an unwelcome arrival for apple fans. apple users are being targeted for the first time by ransomware. it steals your files and asks you to pay money to get them back. hackers infected mac through a tainted program known as transmission. apple has taken steps including the anti virus softwar

more in atlantic county and more to come.ll taper off to spotty showers as we go through the morning commute into the afternoon. it's cloudy today, 49 degrees is the high around midday and we'll see the temperatures drop a bit. matt and tam. >>> we're learning new information built co-pilot who crashed the airplane into the alps last year. the co-pilot was using antidepressants. two weeks earlier he was referred to a psychiatric clinic. >>> we're learning about the maryland police officer who was killed in an unprovoked attack over the weekend. >>> a new announcement will have pumpkins flying in the skies? delaware. here's america's money. >> reporter: rising gas prices, the national average is 1.9 4. the biggest increase the reason demand is up, we're driving more because gas is cheap. >> reporter: zootopia took in $50 million. double the 25 million take of ten clover field line. dead pool was third at 11. >>> be the first person to answer three tough math questions on pizza hut's website. you might win pizza. we'll do the m

live for now in a very blustery atlantic city.onique backserakton, nbc 10 ne. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> you saw how windy it is there in atlantic city. can't really tell here. temperatures are climbing though in our area as you are looking live at lincoln financial field. south philadelphia is going to feel more like spring this afternoon. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley is here with our forecast. bill. >> yeah, a late spring. this time of year our temperatures should get near 60 degrees. that's what we saw yesterday. but today in spite of the clouds that are moving through the area, the wind is really helping to boost our temperatures. we're already in the upper 60s. we'll warm into the 70s today. but today we're starting to see some clouds coming in advance of this. this is a wet weather system for us for tomorrow. we will get showers and there's a chance of some thunderstorms, but not today. these clouds will produce no rainfall today. so on our way into the 70s. 69 degrees at 1:00. winds at 22 m

it is cold outside. 26 in millville, 35 atlantic city. 32 in wilmington. we'll stay in the 30s through a good portion of the morning. once the sun comes up, we'll finally warm up a little bit. 7:00 a.m., in the lehigh valley, areas should be in the upper 20s, philadelphia, mid-30s, new jersey and delaware, mid-30s. by 2:00 this afternoon for the afternoon bus stop time we'll be back into about the low 50s through most of the area. we stay nice and dry today, not as windy as yesterday or as cold as yesterday either. we'll take a look at the rest of the afternoon forecast and also a big warmup as we go through the next few days.ç that's straight ahead. let's get a check of the roads with jessica boyington. >>> we're watching through center city around the vine street expressway and 24th street. of course they just zoomed in this camera just a little bit. there's no traffic or volume westbound or eastbound. you're good to go if you're getting to 95 or the schuylkill expressway this morning. here's 422. we're doing okay, still there, no increase in the drive

colder still. 35 in atlantic city. 37 in millville. 43 degrees in wildwood. a crisp walk along the beach not a bad idea this morning. bundle up a bit. no real wind to speak of and frankly we do have clear skies across the region right now. we have clouds pushing into southern delaware. those clouds will continue to push north and so we do expect overcast skies later on in the day. îá)qku( planner not looking too badly at all. you have a lot planned today, get out and enjoy the sunshine while we have it. clouds thickening later on today and then we have rain in the forecast. i'll be back with that in just a bit. >> we'll see you then. thanks. >>> back to the chaos in chicago. as you can see, fists were flying at a trump rally last night. the violence forced organizers to cancel the event and this morning republican rivals say that donald trump is fueling the fire when it comes to the violence. when it was all said and done, police arrested five people. two police officers were hurt. nbc 10's monique braxton is following the developments. monique? >> we've been

we're also sending a substantial amount of revenues back to atlantic city to invest in atlantic city in the non- gaming. >> opening new casinos only shuffles the deck. this is not north versus south. this is the state hurting >> reporter: if voters say yes, supporters say they could be in place just a few months after the vote. live in east rutherford, valerie castro, cbs2 news. >> thank you. >>> new information tonight on the police involved shooting death of a college student. cbs2 has learned there's been a settlement in the case. the parents of pace university football player dj henry are getting $6 million from the village of pleasantville and officer aaron has has shot and killed henry -- as the 20-year- old drove away from a disturbance at a bar in thornwood back in 2010. >>> also tonight we're learning the body of harry hernandez, the third victim in the deadly tugboat crash near the tappan zee bridge over the weekend has been located. sources tell us the salvage company will be contacted tomorrow morning to review -- remove his body which was inside the tugboat. the boat san

atlantic city 37 and beach haven 42. satellite and radar, what we're eventually watching is this right here, it's hard to pick out this morning, but an area of low pressure will develop off the coast of the carolinas of the virginia capes and this low will pull off to the northeast. it will be just close enough. here's the philadelphia area right here. it is close enough to throw back moisture into south jersey and delaware later tonight and into tomorrow morning. this is nothing more than just a nuisance effort. temperatures this afternoon, cloudy conditions for most, 45 degrees in philadelphia. by 1:00 p.m. maybe a couple of light rain showers for cape may and atlantic county with temperatures in the low 40s. by 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon we'll see light rain showers across south jersey and delaware with a couple of snowflakes trying to mix in. temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. it's mild out there, in terms of show, obviously for today's date these are chilly temperatures. when we're talking about snow we have

we asked are the residents of atlantic city being held hostage by this political fight? >> not yet. but you know, the bottom line is that if the speaker doesn't act he's going to be putting those folks in a position where their government has no money. and i'm not going to put the people of new jersey in the position of writing another blank check to atlantic city. >> we're in this situation because the governor didn't give us 33 -- he is withholding that. >> the governor says pilot tax bill and tax are not approved north jersey casinos will fail and he will fight that. >> now to our first alert weather. temperatures climbed into the 70s today. here is a live look at boathouse row in philadelphia. you can see just off in the distance crews out on the river. hopefully you were able to enjoy some of that nice weather today. the nbc 10 first alert radar showing us rain that's headed our way. pretty soon. >> sheena parveen is tracking it as well for us. what are the details? >> the rain won't be here until early tomorrow, maybe showers overnight but you can enjoy the warm weather for th

harsh words from the mayor of atlantic city. the mayor put the blame on governor christie. and the countdown to closure in a.c. city officials say they are expected to run out of money two weeks from tomorrow. new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic, is live in atlantic city with the details. >> reporter: sharrie and rick, in a local radio interview, christie warned the mayor and speaker not to play chicken with him or test him but that appears to be what is happening. and as they prepare for a shut down the city is making preparations, mayor don guardian says that maintenance workers will still pick up the trash and fire and police will be on duty even though they will not be getting paid until later. the resort is headed for bankruptcy. >> if we go to bankruptcy, it's because this governor drives us into bankruptcy, it will be a christie bankruptcy that atlantic city has to pay for. >> governor christie refuses to bail out atlantic city without giving sweeping powers to government. they say the state already controls the city'

in honor of the garden state film festival coming to atlantic city later this month one of our friendsow invited me to go learn with her how to fight like they do in the movies. immediately i heard catfight. i men. sounds fun. >> i think i am at a disadvantage. >> i headed toi headed to seems -- had to queens to the cinematic fight studio. >> balled up. >> they even teach out of film. i brought in a coal along so that she can make us look really good and make it look real. >> that's pretty good. she did better than we did. >> before we get started we had to stretch out, got loose, god loves on. and it was time to learn. cross sitting, kicking. then we had to learn how to fall which i thought i would be really get out because i do it a lot. bill: you fall off? >> it is hard. >> time to learn the choreography for a big catfight. and now is the time for nicole. they taught her exactly how to film and angles to film so that it looks like we were actually hitting each other when really we were about and arm's-length apart. >> cut. cut. cut. [laughter] >> so that it was time to change into a

atlantic city 40 miles an hour along with reading. so current wind chills right now in the pocono mountains it feels like 11. it feels like 28 degrees right now in philadelphia. we'll talk about that complete hour by hour forecast for that snow moving in as well as the latest snowfall totals and location will be key. back to you. >> all right, talk to you soon scott. >>> stay ahead of the weather by downloading our fox 29 news app. get live radar and alerts sent to your phone. search for it in the apple and google play stores. >> happening now, neighbors are talking after a man turns the tables on a couple of accused attackers. skyfox over the city's queen village section last night after two men beat up another but police say that victim was armed and shot back at the attackers both of them. they are still in the hospital tonight. >>> and now neighbors are talking about what they saw during those frightening moments. let's get straight to dawn timmeney live in queen village. dawn? >> reporter: lucy, neighbors are delve talking about

we just arrived here in atlantic city. it's all quite here now. but in just a couple of hours we could learn more details about that plan that could avoid a city government shutdown in atlantic city. municipal workers in the city have voted on a temporary plan and we're learning the plan calls for paying city workers every 28 days instead of every two weeks. the union says it would help the city stay afloat while awaiting the quarterly tax collection that's due on may 1st. we did some digs and have learned more than $10 million in city expenses are also due to be paid in may. among them, the school board. city payroll, and a bond payment. some residents are calling on help from washington. >> we need federal intervention like yesterday. the federal government needs to come here and investigate how our civil rights and our human rights are being violate and they need to come today. >>> now, atlantic city mayor guardian says he expects to have the votes from union members later today. now, the plan would start wednesday of next week and run through

the state of new jersey is poised to take over atlantic city.oday some ac residents took a ride to make sure their voices were heard. >> reporter: those residents and the mayor came to the state house with passion, pleading to lawmakers any financial intervention should not strip the resort of its local governing power and we were inside when things heated up. you'll see it next. find fantasy shows. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 from xfinity. >>> with atlantic city's financial future in the balance, concerned residents took a trip to send a message. they are opposed to the state's plan to take over the town. so they headed to trenton by bus. lawmakers were talking about pushing the plan forward. cydney long is live in trenton. >> those ac residents brought their voices with them. >> reporter: they not only brought their voice, they brought their passion to not be disenfranchised as vo

we were in atlantic city earlier this morning where on an overpass on the atlantic city expressway connectorthere was an accident. the connector right by route 30 in the marina district of atlantic city near the borgata and har r and harrah's. state police are investigating whether weather played a role in that accident. if you're out here in the shore region this morning, reduced visibility because the snow is still coming down and certainly some slick spots on especially bridges and overpasses. the speed restriction is in place. a speed restriction is in place on the garden state parkway right now, 45 miles an hour. live in upper township, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. our team coverage continues right now. >> let's head to delaware where nbc 10's matt delucia is live for us in wilmington, new castle county. what are you seeing down there? >> katy and vai, we've pretty much seen flurries here in delaware, especially in wilmington. we're right by the amtrak station where people have been parking their cars, getting dropped off by taxis and heading into the station. we're not see

closer to the freezing mark in some spots like the airport in atlantic city. take it slow, but cautious driving will get you you want to go. snow totals the latest numbers in from the national weather service. mount holly .2. philadelphia, a trace, new cast a trace, atlantic city, .5. howell township up the coast .1. not only is the snow getting out of here, so are the clouds, as we go through the morning we'll transition back to mostly sunny skies. 49 degrees by 3:00 p.m. him we're looking for a high of 50 around 4:00 p.m. breezy conditions, but improving conditions, as well. as we look at the high temperatures, up close to 50 in allentown and trenton and the mid 40s in cape may. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high in philadelphia is that 50, we'll see sunny skies and breezy conditions later on. tomorrow, sunny and high of 56. after that we climbment ladder, 68 degrees on wednesday, and 71 on thursday, rain possible at night. good friday we'll see showers and sun returning in the afternoon. 64. we'll go 59 officially on saturday, partly

christie spoke about atlantic city's dire cash crisis on the radio this morning. the governor said he'll only sign legislation that reworks the way atlantic city collects taxes so the casinos don't sink them further into debt and favors the full state takeover that strips the city of its government sovereignty. >>> surveillance photos delaware state police believe this may have hit and killed a man from new castle county. the ford or chevy likely had damage to its front end side. jeremiah mccarthy was crossing route 41 on february 28 when a car hit him and took off. the impact threw him more than 100 feet. he died at the scene. >>> right now at 5, commuters are using a busy bridge in philadelphia for the first time in nearly two months. nbc 10 was there as cars crossed the falls bridge over the schuylkill river late this afternoon. the bridge closed suddenly in february so workers could strength at any steel floor beams. construction wrapped up a week ahead of schedule. >>> former eagles fullback kevin turner lost his battle with als today. the 46-year-old was a l

de los 50 in atlantic city.eas of low pressure developing out here west of st. louis bringing actually some snow to parts of kansas and moving through the midwest. this has a cold with it. this low pressure bringing tropical moisture from the gulf. a lot of rain associated with it. you can see how far clouds and stray showers "outfront" of this low pressure system as it moves to the northeast. southern delaware extreme south jersey could see a sprinkle or two before sundown later on today, early evening. simply because the system is so voluminous and moving to the north, a few stray showers out in front of it. for most of us, we should stay dry this afternoon for our easter sunday activities. clouds stay with us, temperatures upper 50s, 60 for a high today. the future model showing us -- future showing us rain moving in tonight. some of that rain could be heavy as we make our way into sunday, early tomorrow morning. have the umbrellas handy. if you're out driving late tonight take it easy. some of the rain could