you ever watch a couple in atlantic city? to me no matter what i tell you. i don't care what i say." an hour later. "give me my god damn money. no i'm not fooling around. you're lucky i even brought you here, bitch. you better give me my money. you're the reason i'm losing. touching my arm when i'm shooting craps." >> anthony: is there a specifically jersey sense of humor that you notice? >> bonnie: yes. i love jersey audiences now so much because i've never one time ever said anything where people in the audience have gone, "aw." they never get offended. we all have our words, you know, that we don't like. the ones that affect us the most. i have my trigger words as a white woman. the word i don't like is no. i don't hear it that often, but when i do, mm-mmm. >> rich: here's the deal with jersey, people land at newark and they drive up the turnpike. they don't turn off and go up into the nice -- >> anthony: they see the refineries. >> rich: they think that's new jersey. >> anthony: but see how sick is that i think it's beaut

>> he's listed in the roster of the 1860 atlantics.eld, and he batted third. so that's an indication that he was one of the better hitters. >> after the 1860 season, however, he becomes a bit of an enigma. he may have played for a pro team in manhattan, but census records after the civil war show him working as a butcher in san francisco. after that, his only appearance in the public record is a mention in the 1928 obituary of his younger brother, john, a civil war veteran. >> in the obituary, it talks about his brother, how he loved baseball. >> the obituary reads, "he had a picture in his home of the original atlantics team, of which his brother, archibald mcmahon, was a member." when they mention it in an obit, you know the card is a true family heirloom. flo's father, joseph, is 17 years old when his uncle john dies. it becomes his strange inheritance. but it's his wife, mildred, who keeps it safe in their brooklyn home. >> my mother had had it in a fanny farmer box in a secret drawer in a piece of our furniture. >> when florence g

right now he is onshore road in somers point atlantic county.ide on the roads right now going to come. >>ou can see in the shot we're looking at the roads being wet. we're getting precipitation and melting at the surface. sky6 live hd taking a live look we're seeing no travel problems around the area looking at the ben franklin bridge. we're currently dry in the city. you look at the radar it's looks like it's moistening up, hadn't happened on the ground just yet. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows what looks like a lot of moisture coming into the region, the trouble is, it's fighting off dry air. it isn't hitting the surface just yet. let's go in closer, you can see what i am talking about. we have light snowfall in dover millville, atlantic city the atmosphere has moistened upere. it's trying to is to you can see the moisture working into the region it's evaporating before it reaches the ground. as we look at storm tracker 6 live 3d we see moisture working into the area, we have more moisture we have to deal with, it's a long duration even

a big wedge of warmth across the north atlantic, and that will come oui’ the north atlantic, and thatcome our way later today. the wind will shift vibration and things will turn milder, even through the course of this evening. let's look at the scene around 6pm tonight. the temperature in northern ireland getting up to six or seven. in the lowla nds getting up to six or seven. in the lowlands of scotland, three, and still quite cold across many parts of england and wales. it will take time for the mild air to move in. on the south coast in southampton, still four. showers around, not a com pletely still four. showers around, not a completely dry evening, very few around and they are of rain. no snow in the forecast this evening. northerly wind into the night, starting to develop this west, north—westerly, that is the atlantic aircoming in. cloud north—westerly, that is the atlantic air coming in. cloud with it as well. temperatures, a touch of frost around where the sky clears, but for major towns and cities, above freezing. here is the picture for tomorrow, the saturday, this is the

not only was pearl harbor attacked, there was carnage in the north atlantic. great britain had held on by the skin of its teeth. the japanese were conquering bases, american and british and dutch bases throughout the far west. throughout east asia. and the wehrmacht, the german army had reached the gates of moscow. and if they had succeeded in taking the soviet union out of the war, it would have taken a tremendous counterweight to hitler and the german army out of europe, which would have been very bad news. on top of it, making it even more poignant for roosevelt and churchill, when churchill came the first time, in that august off the coast of newfoundland, he arranged a very bright but solemn anglican service on the deck of "hms prince of wales." roosevelt and churchill were both anglicans. roosevelt belonged to the episcopal church. churchill the church of england. the episcopal church had split off from the church of england after the american revolution, but the liturgy and the hymns are very similar. so they had this very emotional service, uplifting s

and 34 degrees in atlantic city.when it comes down, in many of the areas, just melting that's why we're seeing the shots of mobile 6 driving around and the ground surfaces, the highways are just wet. 7:00 a.m., a lot of us still dry and 36 degrees, but by lunchtime in the next couple of hours we'll see the snow filling in. lunchtime most of us snowy. 34 degrees. 3:00 p.m., temperatures hovering around or above the freezing mark as snow continues through the day. 5:00 p.m., it's snowing. 7:00 p.m. it's snowing. when you have hours and hours upon snow that will create issues some on the roads, but you see it pile up on the grassy surfaces. the this area in the bright pink or fuchsia lasts through sunday morning this is a long-term eventful weekend the advisory is for philadelphia and areas north and west. here's what we can expect. the totals have not change very much. lehigh valley one to two inches. pilots, 2 inches of snow. philadelphia, it hadn't snowed yet. but it will most of the day. 2, 3 inches of snow, you may

i like atlantic city when it's running the table.> new year's tradition here in philadelphia could be in jeopardy. the bitter cold forcing the city and the mummers to consider postponing the parade. now some of the mummers were on good day this morning to talk about that tough decision. >> how difficult is it? what's the -- what's the difficulty with the cold weather and the banjos? >> i think when we go outside the cold weather affects the way everything sounds. it affects the tension on the strings. they get tighter. you know it may not be the same sound you get when you're inside a place like thins it's warm. not only that we can't wear gloves so when it's really cold out, our finger get numb. >> big meeting tomorrow 12 noon much what's going to be discussed? >> well, you know, the weather is the biggest concern. we don't mind cold but we want to make sure people are healthy and safe. with it being as cold as they're talking we're worried about the young, the old, even the people spectators, the cops on the side of the street for

. record—breaking atlantic hurricane season.t, where harvey becomes the first major hurricane to hit the usa in nearly 12 years. scientists have estimated harvey dropped 127 billion tons of water, no other tropical cyclone has produced so much rain in the usa. hurricane irma is next, slamming into the caribbean. it's getting really intense now. more than 100 people are known to have died as a result of that. it is september and there is another category five hurricane in the caribbean, maria. with ten consecutive hurricanes, this was one of the costliest atla ntic this was one of the costliest atlantic season is on record. august and a typhoon slammed into china with the same terrifying mix of district winds and torrential rain asa district winds and torrential rain as a hurricane. the pacific typhoon season was much less to —— less active than normal, but there were still several powerful systems, including this one in vietnam in november. but the cyclone's every twist and turn his tract minute by minute. debbie g major went on

we are awaiting an area of low pressure forming just off the atlantic coast than helps to enhance the snowfall across the delaware and lehigh valleys. the winter storm watch is up for south jersey. winter weather advisories for south philadelphia and suburbs north and west. the winter storm watch and the advisories go up late tonight and lasting through saturday night. as far as precipitation future tracker 6 showing you as early as 8:00 tomorrow morning. we have the snow developing along the i-95 corridor and already started for areas south and east. and we have mixing along the immediate coastline. as far as what to expect and the accuweather alert. we see the trend with the storm. it started this morning. and trending farther to the west. light snowfall north and west and the heaviest south and east of philadelphia and snowing most of the day and the accumulation looks to be mainly on the grassy surfaces. we'll look at how much snow we are expecting region by region in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> our coverage continues now with "action news" reporter, chad pradelli,

if we legalize sport betting will this be one more thing to put in atlantic city?t might help the horseracing industry, but why not legalize it across the board and that every establishment that has a liquor license allow for betting? >> i think it's the states right issue and i think that's what you'll hear argued in front of the supreme court including governor christie who is supporting it. for other states have it. new jersey voters voted for it in the referendum so i think this is something that will come. >> to my point, frank, even if we win this thing, we keep pouring money and ideas into atlantic city. the only time it worked was when half the casinos failed in closed and now they're seeing some revenue. you've got thousands of small businesses that will benefit but i'm not sure we have the will of government to implement it the right way. >> i think the big picture is governor christie is taking this as far as he can. it will be a legacy move if he can get this done on his way out. i'm happy to see him working hard. he still the governor for another month

i like atlantic city better when it's running the table.tic city better when it's running the table. i'm hank and that's my take well caught on camera on tennessee raccoon walks into a liquor sore and no it's not a setup for a bad joke. this keerious cityer is caught waltzing into the store knocking down several bought lingz of booze. the furry menace did about 250 bucks worth of damage still it's not clear exactly how that raccoon got into the store. and now we knew president trump had a fondness for twitter before he became president and even after hypotheticaling that he might not tweet as much when he came to the white house we know it's pritsz's favorite form of communication the one that may chaining the k.. fox's kevin quark with the near impossible task of breaking down president's top tweets of 2017. >> over 2400 that's the number of postings from president trump twitter account since he took office in january most popular of the year retweeted almost 70,000 times about cnn and with that in mind we fashioned our own top five trump

we have the front in place and tracking the area of low pressure off the mid-atlantic coast and that helps to enhance the snowfall across our region and with those winds, with that area of low pressure off the coast we tap into a northerly wind as well. colder air draining southward across the region. in philadelphia 37 the colder air across points to the south and west. 27 in atlanta and 32 in st. louis. the cold air is in place ahead of the system we are track. by 10:30 tomorrow morning down south jersey and along it's i-95 corridor as well into the northwest suburbs, this continues for a good portion of the day. as far as the snow start times, for southeastern delaware and new jersey the snow starts before day break to 6:00 a.m. as far as the arrival time. i-95 corridor and philadelphia arriving 6:00 to 9:00 in the morning and lehigh valley and northwest suburbs you'll find the snow later about 9:00 until noon, as you are further away from the center of that storm system. but an update on the snow totals coming up. >>> this morning we were inside of penndot's operation center in k

joe lost atlantic 10 opener against gw 10. >> stay with us everyone. still ahead on eyewitness news nature is stunning tourists from all around the world. we'll show you where gray whales are popping up with their young allowing people to have up close and that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night. ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! why take 4-hour cough medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >> welcome back mazeing natural phenomenon has people all over the world flocking to the mexican coast of the pacific ocean and why the first gray whales of miing tori season pass through the area the creatures travel more than 11,000 miles during migration between wrushia and alaska and we'll spend winter near it california coast to repro

are underwater very important strategic cables that cross the atlantic from europe to the u.s. and since according to peach russia has continued to develop its unconventional warfare well the internet could be the kremlin's next victim russia in addition to new ships and submarines continues to perfect both unconventional capabilities and information wolf. and there's a new risk. to our way of lawrence which is the vulnerability of the cables that crisscross the sea well according to says sure it peach that kind of disruption could have catastrophic event effects and he stressed that russian ships are constantly cruising the atlantic's waters potentially with the purpose of causing these cables when no one is watching and as is often the case when military officials make these warnings well there is a way of mitigating this threat that he's talking about according to him and that is by spending more money on defense quite an important and perhaps also ironic side note to this story is the fact that these cable cables that we're talking about are the very same cables that we kno

weather fronts will line up in the atlantic and low pressure moving in. an increasing jet stream as well. the run—up to the new year is looking more windy and turbulent. those temperatures as a result of the atlantic air pushing it will be rising as. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. a british woman accused of smuggling drugs into egypt has been sentenced to three years in jail. laura plummer, who's 33 and from hull, was arrested in october with tablets of the painkiller tramadol. her family say they are planning to appeal the sentence. the universities minister, jojohnson, has given his clearest warning yet that academic institutions must protect free speech. he says universities must "open minds, not close them", and students should have the resilience to take part in frank discussions. the boxing day sales are under way with millions of shoppers hitting the high streets as they hunt for bargains. meanwhile, a bbc survey has suggested that online shopping and early black friday deals have made the post christmas sales less appealing. a police offi

joe lost atlantic 10 opener against gw 10. >> stay with us everyone. still ahead on eyewitness news nature is stunning tourists from all around the world. we'll show you where gray whales are popping up with their young allowing people to have up close and personal encounter with >> welcome back mazeing natural phenomenon has people all over the world flocking to the mexican coast of the pacific ocean and why the first gray whales of miing tori season pass through the area the creatures travel more than 11,000 miles during migration between wrushia and alaska and we'll spend winter near it california coast to reproduce. >> fist experience was five years ago and we saw a lot of whales, gray whales and bigger whales breached in distance and so lots of birds, bell caps and so on and so yeah we really enjoyed that experience and that's why we said we're coming back. >> many tour right able to have closeen counters with the whales because they float very close to the surface. and the high concentration of salt in water allows new whale sal ofs to float and

atlantic winds heading oui’ this matter. atlantic winds heading our way and this matter.this matter. atlantic winds heading our way and bringing a lot of cloud as we have seen over the past few days around the top of that area of high pressure, we will probably see more rain arriving from northern areas in the next few days as the weather front gets a bit closer. and that probably starts on saturday with rain arriving across the north and west of scotland, ahead of it with stronger winds we may see more stjohn in scotland and northern ireland, some glimpses of sunshine that the south but on the whole a cloudy day, mild, a stronger breeze, to be just cloudy day, mild, a stronger breeze, to bejust turn— cloudy day, mild, a stronger breeze, to be just turn— 12 degrees. as we had overnight we still have those west — south—westerly winds, still a lot of cloud, less mist and fog on the hills because the wind is a little stronger, that rain having moved to south begins to move north again because there's a wave on the weather front which will alter the position north and south.

and right around 34 degrees in atlantic city. look at these dew points, though, there is a lot of dry air in place, dew point around 19 degrees, in philadelphia, 24 in wilmington, we are going to have to overcome that dry air before we really start to see a snow moving in and snow accumulations beginning across the region. some spots, with that said, though, how much, have already seen some pretty impressive snowfall accumulation, mainly into sussex county, delaware, also into cape may county new jersey seen one to 3 inches, since yesterday evening. we have winter weather advisory in place for the i95 corridor, also, delaware county, chester montgomery and bucks counties as well as new castle county delaware, this is until tonight. then winter storm warnings in place for portions every south jersey, i'll walk you through what you can expect, as far as the snowfall moving through the region later on today, when it will develop, and how much you can expect in your neighborhood coming up in just a bit. for now, sending it back to yo

now, atlantic city's mayor elect told me a few hours ago that it might be time for atlantic city to quote, step out or bow out of the spotlight of the pageant that dates back to 1921. he says number one, it's for revenue reasons, then he said this e-mail scandal that it is simply the last straw. we'll have more on some of that fallout when we see you coming up tonight at 6:00. we're live in atlantic city, i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> we'll see you then. >>> first we want to bring you back to the breaking news, neighbors in bethlehem township are being kept in their homes as police confront a gunman. >> police say that gunman fired shots at them from a home. police have surrounded that home and have shut down streets in the area as a precaution. these are some photographs from the area. nbc 10's drew smith is also headed to the scene. he'll bring us a live update with more information. >>> we have the story of a $100,000 backpack mystery. >> someone lost it and now it's a matter of just tracking them down. the exclusive story coming up. >>> plus, police surprise. the unusual items that

bob brooks is live in hammonton atlantic county. ever changing conditions there bob. >> reporter: yes very ever changing it is a winter wonderland down the shore i saw that video earlier it is amazing down there. up here at the farley service plaza not the case right now. we were seeing the snow pick up a few mincing out of nowhere it stopped. they are ready to go, they have plow trucks and backhoes, you look off and you have the expressway behind us there nothing going on. i meant to bring up more video here, this is from down in somers point earlier a enterprise rent a car place. dusting on the cars there. we spoke with a plow truck driver who are waiting for snow they want to make a little bit of money. we spoke to a couple heading back to the airport from ac they were originally from here but heading back down to new orleans. you would like to see snow as much as you can get. inasmuch as i can get. >> reporter: are you from up here? we were born and raised in new jersey. >> reporter: do you miss winter or the snow? >> not at all

cape may, atlantic city. steady snow continuing there. we get down into southern parts of delaware, you're going to get one last push of snowshowers and then this is going to clear through longneck, milford. milford right now, a very steady line of snow making its way through the area. behind it, we have some clearing for tonight. which is going to let the temperatures drop all the way down into the low 20s. we'll have ice and anything slushy, any snow that got walked on a lot is going to turn into ice. we'll have a problem on the roads, even tomorrow morning when you wake up. we have another little wave coming through that could bring some flurries at some point overnight. very quickly this is our hour by hour. here is there line when we're going to clear and bam we're clear. glenn will talk about the snow totals in your neighborhood and what you'll have to worry about as far as shoveling. and steve will be sharing pictures from all of your neighborhoods. back to you. >>> you don't want to be in center city without your snow boots. the s

atlantic city airport 36 with snow.t ocean temperature 49 degrees and that likely will create some mixing along the coast. the immediate shore line tomorrow afternoon. but satellite and radar showing this system, there's plenty of moisture that's streaming up from the south and this is going to be an allday event tomorrow so future tracker showing 11 o'clock tonight, this line really doesn't move very far inland but it's still snowing atlantic city right close to millville, wildwood and dover but by day break tomorrow, philadelphia, 7 o'clock in the morning, it's snowing and it continues to push up to the northwest. by 1 o'clock, actually some bands of some heavier snow, even in the poconos it's snowing and then gradually things will be tapering off as we head into tomorrow evening. 5 o'clock, some end of the snow west of reading, west of lancaster and then by about 10:30 it's all moving out. so, as far as the snowfall amounts, it's kind of an upside down storm where areas that typically get the most snow, the poconos,

america scandal that could force the century old pageant out of atlantic city. the pageant's ceo is accused of name calling and fat shaming former contestants. vulgar remarks were made public in leaked e-mails. cydney long is talking to former contestants who want the ceo to step down. >> reporter: there she is, ms. america on the very boards where the beauty queens have showcased their intelligence, community service and talent. today, reaction to the ms. america internal e-mail scandal. >> everything that's going on is just disgraceful. >> reporter: many shocked to learn about the huffington post's reveal of years' worth of leaked e-mails by the ceo and other higher ups. speaking about contestants and former winners. in those exchanges comments like 80% of the winners don't have the class, smarts or model for success. they also spoke about a recent former winner preparing for quotes, her new career as a blimp in the macy's thanksgiving day parade and referred to her active sex life. dick clark productions severed its ties for the ms. america organization. and

so still much cooler when you get away from the atlantic coast. winds out of the southwest, that's our friend today. the southwest winds. it's going to melt away all the snow. philadelphia in 25, feels like 15 with southwest winds to 10 miles an hour. here's what you need to know today, we're going to have sunny skies and it's going to melt a lot of that snow and ice and it's going to be an ugly shoe day. don't try to wear anything nice because it's going to be icy and slippery this morning before everything melts. all those sidewalks and the steps out of your house, if you have to go shopping, just be careful if you walk around. this afternoon the snow is going to be melting, it's going to be slushy, messy, it's going to be wet. and then tonight under mostly clear skies we refreeze it all again so you'll need puffy coat and sturdy shoes. it will be slippery once again tonight. tomorrow will be partly sunny. we'll make it into the low 40s. we actually could get a lot more melting but more importantly we could see some rain showers tomorrow night a

atlantic city 47. 41 in millville. we do have a front coming our way and that's going to bring rain by tomorrow but look at the forecast for tonight. light jackets required only in the 40s. pretty comfortable tonight. quiet and cool by 9:00 o'clock and look at the temperature. by 11:00 o'clock, 44 degrees. so mild for now. rain arrives tomorrow. and guess what, guess what's coming. >> an arctic blast and the s word. natalie what is the asked word. >> snow. >> yes. are you guys excited it could snow this weekend? >> yes! >> and guess what we're in moorestown, new jersey torque light a bout full tree and that tree is going to be lit in just a few minutes. we are going to light the tree live here on fox 29 from moorestown, new jersey, for now, zen it back to the studio. >> bye. >> zen it back to you guys. >> they're so cute. and they're so excited about the snow. i remember when i used to be. thanks, kathy. skyfox over wilmington and the scene of a fatal double shooti shooting. someone called police to this scene right ar

thirty-six in atlantic city.n philadelphia but expect ago this number to drop as well. talking about how expansive this system is, we have winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories in the deep south, also right here at home , south, east of philadelphia where we have winter storm warning in effect , also central delaware. elsewhere philadelphia, points north and west in the purple we have winter weather advisories in place. lets send it back outside to meteorologist kate bill he live in chestnut hill. kate, we have been tracking this storm all day long? what can we expect tonight into tomorrow morning. >> thanks, chelsea. we are back here live, of course at morris arboretum where everybody is bundled up, they are ready for snow. or grumbling about the snow. others are excited about the snow. kid are excited at burleigh i'm excited. perfect first storm because it is on a saturday. not too much but just enough to make it look like a winter wonder land. we will start off with a look at future weather and s

thirty-six in atlantic city. thirty-seven in philadelphia. that number is dropping overnight. look at these winter weather alerts in the deep south, into the mid-atlantic, also to the northe we have winter storm warnings south ande of philadelphia, all of south jersey. also winter weather advisory from philadelphia, on north and west but that is not included let high valley or poconos in northern delaware and that winter weather advisory. tonight all the way into saturday night. now back outside to meteorologist kate bilo, kate, how can we expect things to play out in the overnight hours tonight. >> the whole area will see this snow but it will come in later for some, then others. it is already snowing down the shore. i can tell you as weather geek i was very excited very jealous, the flakes are not falling here but by time sun comes up tomorrow morning most of the area web seeing snow. lets time it out on future weather model, taking you through tonight first and foremost, call soon snow snow moving in the shore points. that is where it will stay. by 3:00 a.m. south jersey an

atlantic city less than a mile. reading, less than a mile and a half. the snow is stick right away especially on the untreated surfaces. allentown, 23. atlantic city airport, 28. the light fluffy snow blowing snow around. double scan showing right now the heart of the snow fall is moving through philadelphia. that's the magenta color. it's breaking up. if you look in wilmington, snow tapering off to flurries, ending areas to the south. you can see dry air moving in. you have the snow first ending first as well. the snow, as far as accumulating is ending for southern delaware. there is a second piece of energy rolling through later tonight. moving through ohio right now. what that likely will do is hi areas north of philadelphia. future tracker showing, but 2:0, snow is over. the second batch moving through 6:30 in the morning. by 10:00, clouds, and sunshine is back. how much snow? it's not a lot. a coating to an inch generally, south and east of the i-95 corridor. north of the pennsylvania turnpike, one to two inches. some of that snow is likely falling

eighteen in pottstown. 22 degrees right now in atlantic city.ut, here is a look at the current feels-like temperatures. 10-degree below zero eight is what it feels like in atlantic city, winds, whipping, temperatures upper 30s, looking at windchills in the teens, and those snow showers, develop, late tonight. join me on the radio, 101.1 moore fm for your forecast. >> okay. bitter, bitterly cold. we want to get right, look at that shot, just looks cold. you know why? >> why? >> it is cold. >> yes. >> but it is hard to tell when looking at the screen, but out there and feeling it, oh,. >> but looks like an ice skating rink out therement the parkway, going to moorestown, our reporter, randy, from christmas story is out there. looks like, are you getting warmer now? >> , i have it inside out now, i want to show you the sunrise, because it looks nice. i'm hoping it just makes me feel warmer, with just the thought every sunday light, but not working. >> traffic starting to build up, because the busiest spot here, is the air pump parking only lane, and

the gulf of mexico is here, the atlantic ocean is here, the hudson bay. there's no water. as it races across the country there's no moisture connectioning here. if the low were to develop here and come up, all of a sudden you have this moisture coming in off the atlantic. if you're a snow lover it's game on. but these systems are general fast-moving systems, they are moisture starved they are in, out, maybe you get an inch or two. >> some have called him the eagles good luck charm. he won the hearts of the fans when he was just ten years old. more than a decade later, as the eagles look toward the playoffs. john rawlins catches up with timmy kelly. >> reporter: he goes by tim now, the 34-year-old tenner greeted us at his home. what has not changed is his love for the eagles. >> the eagles observation is truly a family, i'm humbled and honored and peripheral to be part of that family. >> reporter: it started in 2010 when ten-year-old timmy kelly look the leak by storm singing the national anthem. ♪ >> reporter: the little boy with the big voice. his back story remarkable. h

north america, we will get more amplification of the jet stream and that'll propagate across the atlanticeading that way next weekend and we are going to get into some colder air. and then the question is, how long will that colder air stay? it means there will be some longer dry spells with the threat of rain and snow for a while but the main thing is it's going to be colder and some models suggest perhaps an easterly wind for a time. that's it — see you later. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at ten: reports of growing violence in towns and cities across iran as anti—government protests gather momentum for a third day. beatles drummer ringo starr and bee gees singer barry gibb receive knighthoods, while strictlyjudge darcey bussell is made a dame, in the new year honours. manchester firefighters have been tackling a blaze in a 12 story building in the city's northern quarter. millennials will enjoy the biggest "inheritance boom" of any post—war generation — but not until they're into their 60s, according to a new report. and celtic and rangers miss clear chances as the

the annual polar bear plunge here in atlantic city, still on track. still going to be held on new year's day organizers say, despite the very cold forecast. tonight, people are definitely bundled up out here. but we have been seeing quite a few of them here on the boardwalk today. the tram is going to be going by on your screen. a good way to be traveling on the boardwalk tonight inside one of those trams. many more folks, no doubt, on the way to atlantic city new year's eve is the biggest night of the year here in ac. guys? >> for anybody who wants to come down and spend new year's eve in atlantic city or do the polar bear plunge on new year's day, any availability in terms of rooms? where can people stay? >> reporter: limited choices. i checked would the casinos, several of them, they're very buildings. plunge. >> in the van. >> thank you, ted. >> all right from one extreme to another. sorry about this, ted. michael spears joins us live from miami. he is soaking up that beautiful sunshine down south. >> michael is wearing a white shirt, he's got the

this happened this morning around 4:30 on the 3300 block of atlantic avenue. police say he smash into several stores and apartments buffer the stores had to be evacuated. the man is being charged was taken to hospital. fire crews in new jersey spent part of the afternoon battling fire in a home in camden county. this happened just before noon on car lane in sickler lowe lowerville. crews got the fire under control in about an hour. nobody was hurt and the cause of that fire is still under investigation. in your health tonight sad news to report for the second year in a row u.s. live expectancy has gone down. the reason, drug abuse. fox's ellison barber look at the details of the epidemic. >> this is occurring across the country. it doesn't matter. black, white, rich, poor, this epidemic does not discriminate. >> reporter: three week ago northern virginia county 22 miles away from the heart of d.c., five people died from opioid overdoses. in a single week. >> the victims ranged in age from 22 to 34 years old. >> reporter: it was deadly week in fairfax county. b

atlantic city, 60.ernight tonight, cooler, mid 30s for everybody, evening rain, allentown, 30, cape may, 36. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 59 degrees today, 44 tomorrow, 39 on christmas day, look at next week. 37, 32. only 20, thursday afriday. alicia. >>> space x launched its delta 9 rocket from vanneddenberg air force base do replace orderly -- older satellites for communication and government. >> now to an incredible story out west where an alleged christmas terror plot was foiled. fbi arrested former marine recruit everitt aaron jameson who is accused of planning a an attack on fisherman's wharf. authorities say he was inspired by isis and the deadly halloween attack in new york city. jamison's father said he was shocked when he learned of his son's alleged christmas day plan. >> it kills me to know that, that he might would do something lights. that's not how he was raised. >> investigators say jamison described himself as a muslim convert this will make me more useful i can blend i

atlantic city we have both lanes blocked in both directions at the atlantic city convention center with crews on the scene. ewing township a lane blocked at 20 at scenic drive and lane blocked in mercer county near route 29. no big accidents at this point and roads are in good shape so far, matt. >> a man was found stabbed to death insideness philadelphia home this morning. it happened along south johnston street. katherine scott is gathering information on this and tell us when she -- what she knows about this live. >> reporter: the victim was found dead, he was 65 years old. police are in and out of the house gathering evidence trying to figure out exactly what happened. police are trying to see if they can get more clues as to what occurred in the upstairs bedroom last night. police were called to the 2500 block of johnston street after 1:00 a.m. a concerned caller contacted police and wanted them to check on the man who lived here. she told them she believed he may need medical assistance. the front door was unlocked and no sign of forced entry and the house was not ransacked in any

city and wildwood both at 37 degrees atlantic city and wildwood. that's winds are the main factor though for check out the wind gusts current gust to go 43 miles an hour right now, in philly, gusting to 31 in trenton, 44-mile per hour wind gusts being report in the atlantic city, 36-mile per hour winds gusts in wilmington , so because the high winds, a wind advisory is in effect until 6:00 this evening. and as we get look at the headlines for the afternoon, again, cold and windy today. that blast of arctic i can air comes the middle of the week also talking about the next chan for some snow showers, jim, when i talk about the forecast coming up in just a bit. >> thanks, matt. after much back and forth beloved christmas tradition will not go on as planned, reenactors for george washington were supposed to em bar across the delaware river but now they won't. anita live in washington crossing bucks count which details on what's keeping them on the shore. good afternoon, anita. >> reporter: hi, jim, that's right. yes, almost a christmas miracle but now

construction crews on the atlantic city expressway at the atlantic city convention center, both directions they are blocking the left lane. crews on route 29 in ewing township near scenic drive blocking a lane there as well as on northbound 29. we have light volume and construction crews out there tam. >> going on to breaking news, a bloody deadly scene in south philadelphia. concerned neighborhoods called police who found a man stabbed to death. katherine scott has more details. >> reporter: the good morning, tam, the victim was 65 years old, pro -- pronounced dead on the scene. crime scene unit is here, homicide detectives on the scene, as well in south philadelphia. police were called out to the 1200 block of johnston street after 1:00 a.m. a concerned caller contacted police and wanted them to check on the man who lived here. she thought he might need medical assistance. the front door was unlocked, officers found his body in the upstairs bedroom. he was stabbed in the abdomin and pronounced dead after 1:30 a.m. police have no suspects, but interviewing the women at the homicide divisi

all of that moisture moving out along the atlantic.e are high and dry for the rest of the afternoon. here sat picture outside sky 6 hd from our city hall camera looking at the christmas tree. all decorated and just in time for the holiday season. if you have yet to get shopping you have 24 days from now until christmas. as you look at the numbers, comfortable, 52 in the city and up in the poconos, 40 degrees, cape may 51 and 53 in dover. and 51 degrees in trenton. we have a bit of a northwesterly wind right now, sustained in philadelphia at 14 miles per hour but we are picking up some higher gusts. gusting as high as 22 miles per hour in millville and same in trenton an long the coach in beach haven. something to keep in mind for the rest of the day. here is satellite 6 along with action radar it's dry and quiet across the region and we have the front that moved through earlier today and during the overnight hours with a couple of showers and all the moisture is out in the atlantic and high pressure over the ohio valley and great lakes

bullets flying i small atlantic county city have residents on edge.ince saturday, three people have been shot, one killed, and houses were shot up in the middle of the day. nbc10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg is live in pleasantville with a placeose reason. >> reporter: police are trying to find out if local gangs are responsible. people who live in the community are understandably worried. >> boom, boom. >> reporter: blanca is nervous after bullets blasted the 68-year-old grandmother's pleasantville home in broad daylight. >> i am scared. scared. >> reporter: a neighboring house on cedar lane also hit when at least 14 shots were fired around noon on monday. no injuries reported. a similar incident happened in the same area two months ago. >> a bullet can go anywhere, you know. anything can happen. >> reporter: authorities tell me they are investigating the possibility of a connection to saturday night's triple shooting on tillton road in pleasantville that killed one man and wounded two others. >> i was really concerned. i hit the floor.

on atlantic avenue near boston avenue. the building houses both stores and apartments. the red cross spent yesterday trying to help the ten people who were displaced find somewhere else to spend the holiday. the driver faces multiple charges. >>> serving others with open hearts. that's the christmas tradition a hometown charity served up in philadelphia yesterday. ♪ and holiday music filled the chosen 300 ministries in west philadelphia. the organization served brunch to people and families in need including some who are homeless. every child at the brunch got a gift and adults got scarves, hats, and coats to help them stay warm. >> make sure that people get some joy that they would not normally have if a place like chosen 300 was not here today. >> through the year they provide hunger relief to dozens of local churches and community groups. it also helps to feed the needy in seven foreign countries. >>> to montgomery county where a charity group helped give to those who need it the most. nbc10 was at the conshohocken free christmas dinner last night. the annual event g

brad sattin is liv in hammonton, new jersey, atlantic- . let's start with meteorologist scott williams who is tracking the latest on the snow's path. scott? >> hi there dawn chris. conditions w g downhill overnit tonight and at willk like a wintderland across t entire area. look atoppler. we're looking at that from the mid atlantic all the way to the gulfst. winter storm warnings and advisories posted as far as louisiana. but as we zoom in a little closer, cape may county suss county in delaware first flakes flyingake time before the snow moves from south to tadelphia area. but winter storm warnings in pink that i all of south jersey. central southern delaware in the purple n castle delawareowardladelphia. advisor are posted. an see sectionsw englan the way tf coast dealing with those warnin aories. temperatures 32 degrezing in pottstown.c city. 36 degrees in millville. 33 in wildwood and take the snowfall expected. lesser far n west. most likely in interior south jersey central and southern sections of del so what to expect? a coldov also

later on today 42 for the high in philadelphia, 40 in allentown. 42 degrees for atlantic city. lets get back down to new castle delaware, bob kelly, has a great time on this monday morning. >> lot at gang new castle delaware up with us bright and early this morning, look who has arrived, william penn pen has arrived. good morning, william penn pen >> hold on your second wife... your second wife hanna has been here all morning long telling us some stories. >> i'm caesar rodney then. >> well, we have some gossip, going on and then well take care of that. we will take the jam cam on the victory machine morning anything that looks wet, could be icy, so be careful stepping outside on a monday, blue route we will go right near schuylkill they got rid of the construction we are ready for rush hour faulkland road shut down at new port gap road from an overnight accident with down wires. lets go to northeast philadelphia i-95 at cottman avenue seeing volume pop for beginning of the morning rush hour. what is so cool about where we are at penn's place, trader's cove is every single room

it's not pulling in atlantic moisture. it's possible as the system gets to the coast, it could strengthen a little bit and get more snow in ocean county and in atlantic city than we do in the inland areas. you see temperatures down to 20s. it's definitely snow. it will be blowing around in the wind. we're talking about a coating to perhaps as much as a couple inches. that's on. temperatures is less brutal then. sunday and it is brutal. temperatures are just incredible. lehigh valley is not going to get to 20 degrees. and it's also going to be pretty windy. that includes the eagles game. so it will be feeling like about 9:00 when the eagles kick off here. it's worse than what we saw for the monday night game. and for new year's eve, look at feels like temperatures. in philadelphia i'm going 1 below zero. 7 below in the lehigh valley at midnight. later next week, not quite as cold. >>> nbc 10 is is counting down until 20. we're getting you ready to ring in the new year with the biggest celebration here in philadelphia. brand