. >> nbc 10's brandon hudson is live at children's hospital where doctors are treating the girl. brandon, police say the attack started with an argument about baby-sitting? >> reporter: that's right, jacqueline and jim. the argument escalated to the point where police say the neighbor grabbed a steak knife and ended with this little girl at children's hospital after a long and traumatic day. thankfully, she will survive. when we first asked majia bajir into about the little girl she paused. then spoke incoherently. ko the police chief says she used a steak knife to stab her neighbor's daughter in the right side of the held as other children watched in horror. adams says it stemmed from an argument about bay bisitting. >> they used to be friends. there was bad blood, accusations about baby-sitting skills. >> adams told nbc 10 a building worker carried the girl to police who drove her to the hospital. investigators are working to determine if the eight-year-old was the intended target. >> i don't care what you're argumeing about, off baby in th mix and you're going to pull a future

. >> nbc 10's brandon hudson is live on the scene. brandon, there were reports of icy conditions in that area. >> reporter: jacqueline and jim, fire chief and the police chief are investigating whether or not black ice played a role in this overturned tanker accident. we're being kept about 200 yards away for safety reasons. firefighters are all the way down there at the intersection of route 611 and freedom's way. the truck is just on the other side where those firefighters are. they're in position just in case flames spark from the 4,000 gallons of gasoline that are all over the road. sky force 10 gives you the best view of the tanker as it spilled gasoline all over that road. nbc 10 learned around 8:30 tonight the tanker's driver lost control of the truck and it turned on its side, spilling 4,000 gallons of gasoline. now, this wreck involved two other cars, we know five other people were hurt, they have minor injuries. one of the drivers is at abington hospital and when we first arrived we saw firefighters and police redirecting tra

brandon hudson explains why. >> this is our farm in germantown. it's 2 1/2 acres. >> reporter: some of the crops like this kale are almost ready for harvest. >> we feel like we could plant tomorrow. >> reporter: a misleading feeling caused by the extreme cold/warm springs this winter. some crops are okay, but there's a slight concern for others which harvest later in the year. >> in the wintertime we rely on a couple of periods of really cold temperatures for pest management. >> reporter: that's because they don't use pesticide. they said it hasn't been cold long enough to kill off pests or disease. it could lead to crop infestations by spring which may impact the supply-and-demand and price of produce at the grocery store. >> i would like to see a couple of real nice cold snaps. >> reporter: after the produce leaves the farm, it comes here to the co-op. if we don't get enough cold weeks, it could be the difference between what you can buy and what you can't. >> i have bananas -- >> reporter: last-minute shopping before the snowstorm. she said now

live in the breaking news center, i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news brsh. >>> and this news comes after russian spy ship was spotted off the delaware coast. a defense official tells the associated press that the ship has been operating in international waters. >> in the meantime, news revelations involving national security advisor mike flynn. the justice department alerted president trump weeks ago that flynn misled the vice president about his phone call with russia's ambassador. flynn had insisted he had not discussed sanctions prior to the inauguration. the president was informed by the doj on january 26th that flynn was not truthful, but vice president pence wasn't told until 15 days later. by then the vice president had gone on tv to defend flynn. >> we got to a point not based on a legal issue, but based on a trust issue with a level of trust between the president and general flynn had eroded to the point where he felt he had to make a change. >> the white house says the thorough review of flynn's actions and recorded phone calls found nothing illegal. president trump's counsello

nbc 10's brandon hudson live for us at philadelphia international airport. brandon, what is the latest? >> reporter: according to published reports, the u.s. customs and border protection is allowing travelers who are not allowed here into america seven days ago because of president trump's executive order. we can tell you a local judge told thus latest twist may lead to a potential decision by the supreme court. >> it's obviously a historic decision and an important one. >> reporter: thousands of miles away in seattle, washington attorney general bob ferguson spoke about what he calls a victory over president trump's controversial executive order on immigration. >> the law is a powerful thing. it has the ability to hold everybody accountable to it and that includes the president of the united states. >> reporter: today a federal judge halted the order which banned travelers from seven predominantly muslim countries and suspended the u.s. refugee program. it led to nationwide protests at several airports across the country nearly a week ago. in philadelphia t

brandon hudson has the story from bucks county. >> reporter: police say someone shot at those five geese while they were in this retention pond during a snowstorm thursday. those gunshots came close to those neighboring homes on the other side of the pond. we were here for the rescue as a group got in the water to save the only living goose. >> here you go. >> reporter: our camera was the only one rolling as an animal rescue workers waded in water to pull an injured chinese goose out of a retention pond. >> he is in bad shape. he has to go. >> reporter: a team effort by neighbors and jessica huff of a sanctuary farm. >> makes you feel good. >> reporter: someone shot this goose and four others yesterday. >> it was in the middle of the snowstorm that morning. we heard pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: this woman lives by the pond. she shared these photos of the geese saying the neighborhood bonded with them over the years. >> we loved them. they're charming. >> reporter: they are on edge because of the violent act. >> it put a fear in us. we were very upset a person took it upon themse sfselves

reporting live in germantown, i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> we know you'll let us know of any details, brandon. sky force 10 over more breaking news in germantown. one person is now dead after this double shooting. so far, no arrests. >>> spy games today. president trump weighed in on that russian ship, that spy ship that was spotted off the delaware coast. >> it was all part of an hour-long news conference. nbc 10's keith jones is a here with a closer look. >> jim, jackie, the president talked a lot about russia and that spy ship off the coast of delaware. many people wondered, is it a threat? >> is putin testing you, do you believe, sir? >> no, i don't think so. i think putin probably assumes that he can't make a deal with me anymore because politically, it would be unpopular for -- >> reporter: president trump considered taking action after this russian spy ship was spotted miles off the coast of delaware tuesday. >> the greatest thing i could do is shoot that ship that's 30 miles offshore right out of the water. everyone in this country is going to say, oh, it's so great. that's n

i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> president trump met with african-american supporters at the white house on this, the first day of black history month. >> frederick douglass is an example of somebody who's done an amazing job and is being recognized more and more i noticed. . harriet tubman, rosa parks and millions more black americans who made america what it is today. i. >> those comments and others about the election outcome drew immediate backlash on social media. critics say the president seemed to reference a still-living frederick douglass, the former slave and abolitionist died in 1895. >>> it is february 1 and we are off to a fairly mild start to the month. nbc 10's first alert chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz is back with the weather for your neighborhood. >> we got up to 50 today. well above average, we just got through january which was very mild, more than five degrees above average. it's 43 now in philadelphia. the average high is 41. so not exactly the frigid day but it won't warm up as much as it did during the day today. readi i redding 36. numbers aren

nbc 10's brandon hudson is live in the breaking news center. brandon. >> reporter: jacquelin and jim, a law officer we watched the announcement with said character-wise, there is nothing that should stop neil gorsuch from becoming a supreme court judge. a retaliation to republicans could block obama's previo-- >> judge gorsuch, the podium, sir, is yours. >> reporter: as president donald trump introduced his supreme court nominee to the country in primetime, we watched with rutgers law officer early walts waults said he thinks the federal judge neil gorsuch has a similar approach to antonin scalia whom he would replace if confirmed. >> most people are sure where he stands on the hot button issues. >> reporter: which is conservative. >> acutely aware of my own imperfections, i pledge that if i am confirmed, i will do all my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the constitutional laws of this great country. >> reporter: he said public sector unions, including ones in philadelphia, may not like the views on union-based cases. moments after the

we know "nbc10 news's" brandon hudson is on his way to the scene on the ground. we'll get to him as soon as he gets there. >> we know it's a planned business park. mitch, you mentioned you noticed the smoke from skyforce10 25 to 30 miles out. can you tell us from that immediate vicinity if this is strictly a commercial district or if there is anything residential nearby at all where they might need to be evacuations? >> yeah, this looks pretty industrial from the sky. not a whole lot of neighborhoods. it is real dark out here. as far as looking at lights and things like that or homes, there aren't any homes around here, i can tell you that. you can see a lot more fire trucks starting to pour into the area. and the flames continuing to stream into the sky, guys. >> you were saying it looked as though materials that were on the roof of that fire, the roof of that building is what caught fire? >> yes. we were actually wondering what those materials are. looks like just roofing material that's being put onto the roof as they're building the roof of this new building.

reporting live in west philly, i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> president trump's travel ban faced its toughest test yet tonight. >> a panel of appeals court judges began deciding whether to reinstate the ban. >> tonight no decision has been made. the hearing was conducted over the phone. the three judges talked about the constitutional questions surrounding the ban. washington and minnesota sued. the government says they don't have the legal right to, but the states argue their people are affected. whenever the court eventually decides, either side could ask the supreme court to intervene. >>> tomorrow the senate votes on whether to confirm senator jeff sessions as attorney general on the left. a live look at the late night session that democrats are holding to oppose him. they say sessions has a troubling record on civil rights. >>> after a long and bitter confirmation battle betsy devos is sworn in as the secretary of education this evening. the oath administered just hours after vice president mike pence cast the tie-breaking vote in the senate. it was the first time in history

the rodent population is in this area, it's been busy going into the summertime. >> reporter: brandon hudsonc 10 news. >>> safe to look back at the screen now, jackie. >>> now that we're like itching ourselves. >> if the rats are enjoying t s weather they have a lot to look forward to this week. >> a mild night for this couple's walk with the baby. >> immediately we found a woman walking her dogs. there she is. and she is not going to need that coat tomorrow, right, glen? >> that's right. especially during the afternoon once the sun comes out. we're going to start to see those temperatures really climb. we have a lot of clouds around right now. start the day off tomorrow with some fog, but the temperature is going to climb. it is in the 40s across the entire area now except for 50 degrees in trenton, 39 in the poconos. it was well in the 50s in the poconos today. we've done the calculations and taken the temperatures up to now and the projected forecast for the rest of the month, and we're going to end up number one by a good bit. the warmest february ever recorded in philadelphia. it goes b

live in south philadelphia, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> glad the child is okay.right, brandon. >>> a new jersey girl who sued her school to play on the boys basketball team has now been expelled. seventh grader sydney phillips sued st. theresa school in union county after she was told she could not be on the team. the school didn't have enough girls to form an all girl's team. she lost in court and her family is appealing the decision. but the archdiocese of newark says it's school policy to remove a student if parents implicate the school in a legal matter. you're going to have to keep dreaming of spring. punxsatawney phil predicted six more weeks of winter after seeing his shadow this morning. >> he has spoken. i'm sorry. >> thousands of people gathered today at gobbler's knob about 65 miles northeast of pittsburgh. records dating back to 1887 show phil has predicted a longer winter 103 times while forecasting an early spring just 18 times, including last year. glenn that doesn't seem fair, does it? >> well, and that part of pennsylvania there is six more weeks

brandon hudson is live on the ground for us.ou just got some new information, what can you tell us? >> reporter: aaron and jim, we spoke to police, they say there was a fight not too far from here. it led to this accident. you can see the crime scene is here behind me. police have brocked olocked off section. there was a fight on 60th and spruce and spilled into the streets. a driver came down and intentionally hit two people that were her on the street. it appears it was a man and a woman. police say the man took the brunt of the injury. he also -- there was also a woman that was hit. she was also taken to the hospital. we're going to work to find out how they're doing at this time. and we also talked to a witness who told us that the guy was hit next to his car. you are going to put some sound together and hopefully you'll hear from me before the end of the newscast. nbc 10 news. >>> now to more breaking news. this is a rowhome fire in chester, delaware county. you can see all the fire crews out there. two engines i can see. t

. >> reporting live, i am brandon hudson. nbc 10 news. >>> other big story, an officer on the wrong side of the law. police officer accused of beating up his girlfriend. this is not the first time the officer is faciing accusations f krog crossing the line. >> he is accused of putting his hands on his girlfriend and sending her to the er. >> drew smith reports from the jersey shore. >> reporter: tonight we learn officer brown is suspended without pay from this department as he prepares to answer the charges that he puts his girlfriend in the hospital. >> the veteran police face adjudge today. the aggravated assault he's charged with happened over the weekend. >> she was fearful because he does have authority as a police officer. >> a tipster alerted internal affairs who went to the hospital where doctors are treating brown's girlfriend. a woman suffered a collapsed lung. >> our thoughts are with the victim. >> a source confirmed she remains hospitalized tonight. >> this is the first time brown's name have came up in the name

reporting live, brandon hudson,. >>> a wave of bomb threats. at least four more jewish organizations received those threats. since january more than 90 threats have been made in three states. today three locations were evacuated and given the all clear by police. president trump has not kmentd on the three incident but spicer says this the president continues to condemn these and any anti-semitic attacks. >>> the white house called the mission a success and gathering important intelligence. tonight multiple officials say it raided no of value. in addition to the death of ryan owens six other service members were wounded. the pentagon has at least three investigations into the raid underway. >> why now? what happened and what the actual output was. >> ryan owens father is dema demanding an investigation and criticized the trump investigation for timing. owens told miami herald he refused to meet when his son's body was flown to dover air force base. >> he requested it last month. the plan outlines possible military, diplomatic and financial meas

brandon hudson reports. >> reporter: a few hours tonight time stood still for families on the 3200 block of mercer street. many of them consoled each other as philadelphia police worked to find out who killed their neighborhood, a 57-year-old woman. >> quiet woman, friendly. i've known her a long time. >> reporter: timothy johnson told us he's known the vick testimony for 30 ye-- victim fo years. he saw police cars and officers on the street in their port richmond neighborhood. a family member discovered the victim face down in her living room. >> she was suffering from obvious trauma to her head. she was also lying in a pool of blood. >> reporter: we learned someone trashed the second floor. the missing items include electronics. police hope private surveillance cameras can show someone entering and leaving the home. as word of the death spread, shock settled into this neighborhood on a warm and busy friday evening. >> it's a close knit neighborhood. a lot of people know each other from the neighborhood. >> reporter: police have not identify who had the victim is. police did not find a

live in the breaking news center, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> turning to our with now. the ferocious wind that is dying down tonight. >> let's look live at the flags there on top of the building center city. they're still breezy there. but very different from earlier today when the flags were just just whipping in the wind. >> sky force 10 over villanova after strong winds brought down a tree on top of the home along mount pleasant road. the resulting hole is covered up as you see by a tarp, fortunately, no one was injured. >> off to the body shop for south jersey resident. strong gusts sent the tree down on the mustang and no injuries here. just a lot of damage. >> more of the same in philadelphia's mount airy area. crews hard at work sectioning off the tree. a casualty of today's winds. >> what should we expect tomorrow? >> bring in chief meteorologist, glen "hurricane" schwartz. glen? >> yeah, jacqueline, the wind will not be near where it was today. dying down. closer to the ground. the flags that you saw there, the top of the buildings, takes longer for the wind to

reporting live in upper darby, i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> this is only the latest problem for septa. you may remember a few weeks ago when investigators found cracks in the support beams on two railcars, and that forced officials to pull 110 cars right off the blue line. septa had to use shuttle buses to make up for the lack of train cars. >>> a woman tells police that a man tried to force her into his suv. gloster township police say that victim was standing outside of her home on may apple road in sticklerville when the man drove up and asked for directions. that's when police say he grabbed that woman and tried to pull her into his car. she screamed. he gave up and drove off. now, a similar investigation is underway in new castle county, delaware. two women were abducted by a masked man in separate incidents this month. investigators say there appeared to be no connection between the cases and the one in gloucester township. >>> a new twist on it a story that played out as breaking news right here at 11:00. a philadelphia man now facing charges after police say he filed a f

nbc 10's brandon hudson is headed to the scene.elopments as they come into us. >>> closed for business, there were no cheese steaks or roast pork sandwiches served today. that's after thieves pulled off a tricky break in at john's roast pork. >> the crime forced it to close for the day. the owner tells nbc 10 it's also shown him the best of his community. nbc 10's rosemary connors joins us at john's roast pork in south philly. this was not your average break in? >> reporter: definitely not. this place is locked up like a vault. that didn't stop the thieves in this case. they got creative, breaking in through the vent, the silver vent on top of the roof. >> they got in

nbc 10's brandon hudson reports from salisbury township. >> police said someone shot at these geese during a snowstorm on thursday. those gunshots came dangerously close to neighboring homes on the other side of the pond. we were here as a group got down into the water to save the only living goose. >> there you go, kid. >> reporter: our nbc 10 camera was the only one rolling as an animal rescue worker waded in water to safely pull a chinese goose out of a retention pond in salisbury township. jessica huff of the sanctuary farm. >> it makes you feel good when you can go to bed knowing this guy is safe tonight. >> it was in the middle of the snowstorm that morning and we heard pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: regina mangan lives by the pond. she said the neighborhood bonded with them over the years. now they're on edge because of this violent act. >> it just put a fear in us, and we were very upset that a person took it upon themselves to do that. >> reporter: the bucks county spca will treat the goose. they are offering a $500 reward leading to an arrest. >> it's not something we come across ve

reporters brandon hudson and andrea cline-thomas were there.his is one of the largest and biggest single day ae vents in the country. >>> looking clear out there, still a little cold this morning. a cold start to the morning, not as cold as it was yesterday. beautiful look outside. we are seeing clouds move into philadelphia. we will partly cloudy conditions, breezy and the mid 40s. into the 60s this week. >> that's what i'm zeroing in on. >> we'll see you back here at 9:00. have a good one. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recyclable materials every year. turned from trash into treasure. so in the future, we will all have a more beautiful world. ♪ >>> officially putting iran on notice. >> go nuclear. >> they should either get with the program or go. >> why don't we switch jobs. >>> good morning. welcome to "sunday today" on this super bowl

brandon hudson is working on this story right now and we're planning a live report ahead at 6:00. >>> well, it's been rough going for drivers in mercer county. skyforce 10 over i-95 north in hopewell township after two cars and a tractor trailer collided. you see them on the side of the road. no one was seriously hurt but the northbound lanes were closed while crews clean up everything. >>> tonight the push to create a new type of amber alert system for hit and run investigations. it officially kicked off. j-alerts are named in honor of jayana powell, the 8-year-old hit and killed by a hit and run drive while walking home from school last november. the j-alerts would go to cell phones, tvs, and to auto body shops where someone might take a damaged car. they created legislation that now must be debated in harrisburg. >>> the owner of the former revel casino is still two permits shy of getting the go ahead to open the property known as ten. glen straub had planned the opening for the weekend, but he still needs a amerimerkicantile license. >>> a teacher has resigned for inappropriately

nbc 10's brandon hudson live for us at philadelphia international airport. to published reports, the u.s. customs and border protection is allowing travelers who are not allowed here into america seven days ago because of president trump's executive order. we can tell you a local judge told thus latest twist may lead to a potential decision by the supreme court. >> it's obviously a historic decision and an important one. >> reporter: thousands of miles away in seattle, washington attorney general bob ferguson spoke ab w

nbc 10's brandon hudson is headed to the scene. we'll bring you any new developments as they come into us. >>> closed for business, there were no cheese steaks or roast pork sandwiches served today. that's after thieves pulled off a tricky break in at john's roast pork. >> the crime forced it to close for the day. the owner tells nbc 10 it's also shown him the best of his community. nbc 10's rosemary connors joins us at john's roast pork in south philly. this was not your average break in? >> reporter: definitely not. this place is locked up like a vault. that didn't stop the thieves in this case. they got creative, breaking in through the vent, the silver vent on top of the roof. >> they got in through the exhaust system. they shimmied down the shaft here. >> reporter: a small space for any burglar to squeeze through. it's a first for the owner. >> i can't imagine. it's all greasy up there. you know. it's so disgusting. >> reporter: to get everything out of here -- >> that's what i mean. it has to be -- at least two people. >> rep

i was joined by brandon hudson, vai sikahema, hairy hairston, andrea cruz, jacqueline london and other nbc staff. the peacock came, too, an experience that inspired a familiar face. >> it's all about a girl named summer winters and she loves the weather. >> former nbc 10 meteorologist brittney shipp returned, this time as an author of her first book, "the meteorologist in me." >> what i want each person to know, if you have a dream in your heart, if you study hard and practice, put your mind to it, you will probably accomplish that dream. >> aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> we continue to follow the breaking news about the trump administration's travel ban. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at philadelphia international airport with developments happening since the early morning hours, matt. >> reporter: a lot of developments happening overnight. this airport is one of those complying with the order to lift the ban. we're getting reaction coming up. (coughs) cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so...