she's this center city philadelphia. i'd like to talk about the stop trump movement in the new york times hands the headline would read wither the stop trump movement. question mark. this was the week we saw this alliance. like two of the five families getting together to what end? >> to what end indeed? possibly a quick one. we should know in the next week or two. this is a critical period for the stop trump movement. the problem is none of these groups or candidates have never been able to get on the same page. you remember a year ago scott walker getting in and dropping out this race saying we need to get together if there's any hope of stopping donald trump. no one listened until kasich and cruz just getting together to try and figure out how they can make sure cruz wins indiana. it's become so clear that donald trump is likely to get 1237, that all important number of delegates. the reality is, these groups are still splintered. even the announcement of that deal didn't prompt unified tv advertising or polling or ev

. >>> and let's talk about this parade that will be in center city, philadelphia friday afternoon. :00 p.m. sharp from 20th and market streets. the route proceeds east along market ending at dilworth park right outside of city hall. officials are telling "action news" that the university will pay for extra services such as att ete eted -- added police co. >>> and tomorrow the wildcats fans might want a copy of this. villanova on the cover of "sports illustrated" reading "super nova." and it hits the new stands in the morning, pick one up. >>> celebrating the wildcats' historic win on 6abc.com. relive the highlights of the game, hear the unforgettable radio call of the final moments and there are dozens of nova nation photographs and videos of players and fans. ♪ >>> a different kind of contest now. as expected, ted cruz has defeated donald trump in the wisconsin primary. now we will wait to see how many of the state's 42 delegates cruz picks up. cruz appeared before the cameras in milwaukee tonight and proclaimed that he is more and more confident that he will gain the needed delega

heavy at times and kind of an ominous looking scene but dry condition cans right now in center city philadelphiathose low clouds in place after we did get a couple of rays earlier in the day. our temperature 60 degrees. we are below average but that south wind is pumping in the moisture. temperatures pretty cool across the region, 57 degrees in allentown, 50 in mount pocono. temperatures down the shore even a little bit cooler. 51 right now in ocean city all thanks to that easterly breeze off the ocean. ocean temperature right now 52 degrees. but we are seeing more in the way of sunshine right now down the shore sunshine breaking out sea isle city, atlantic city. where you see that cloud deck still very persistent as close as south jersey up into philly, lehigh valley and into the poconos and then off to the south and west we have harbingers of what's to come as we head into tonight and through the day tomorrow, this wide area of precipitation continuing to advance off the north and east and all of that moisture will be moving into our backyard as we head into tonight, but we do need the rainfal

this is 95 at girard avenue right outside of center city philadelphia. see traffic is moving at a pretty good clip in both directions. no delays to report north or southbound on 95 around girard avenue. however, if you're a montgomery county driver, there are some issues in the conshohocken area that begin today that you're going to want to make note of. so your travel time is not any longer than it needs to be. details on that coming up after the break. >>> philadelphia soul singer billy paul is being remembered as a legend in the music world. ♪ me and mrs. jones >> best known for that 1972 hit "me and mr. and mrs. jones" paul began his music career when he was just 11 years old and went on to attend the west philadelphia music school. his manager tells nbc 10 that he lost his battle with cancer yesterday. he was 81 years old. he's being remembered by philadelphia international records co-founder kenneth gamble and leon huff. they released a statement saying in part, we immediately realized we discovered and launched one of the most unique voices in the

dynamic scene in center city where an estimated 60,000 greeted the 2016 national cham champs. thousands line the streets in center city philadelphiaheering on the national champions. the villanova wildcats. the players got a rock star welcome and they loved every second of it. >> this is great. you know, nova nation is the best fans in the country. i seen them all out here celebrating us. very humble link for all of us and appreciate us. >> nova's run was nothing short of a mazing and the parade, just the icing on the cake. the team saying the crowds and the celebration were bigger and better than anything they can ever imagine. >> i'm going live this up as much as i can. this is special. i'm going to celebrate this. i'll enjoy this. >> we were actually supposed to get out of the buses at one point to go into the crowd and the police said, it's just too big. it's uncontrollable. and then, turning the corner here and when we saw this here at city hall, we were shocked. >> reporter: all of this possible because of this winning shot. >> jenkins for three to win it! he made it! >> you hit that shot and throw the threes up. tell me wha

increased volume here heading into center city philadelphia. slight increase volume out of center city philadelphia as you head westbound to the blue route and points west. things are looking great here and your drive times are all in the green, average speeds on most of the majors in pennsylvania are in the 60s and then let's take a look at drive times on some of the majors in new jersey. 295 looking pretty good. average speed in the upper 60s if you're headed southbound between route 38 and 168. the 42 freeway for those of you headed up to the walt whitman bridge, that will take you five minutes as you make your way northbound through route 55. >> we are nearly 100 days from the 2016 summer olympic games in rio. just ahead, we'll tell you why the water in the city is a big concern for competitions. how does that happen? well, they use lobbyists to get special tax breaks. my plan -- close the tax loopholes and make them pay their fair share. seniors who've worked hard deserve the opportunity to stay independent, pay their bills, and most of all

nbc 10's matt delucia is live in center city philadelphia with this morning.a few high school students are uniting through running. tell us more. >> they've been running their entire lives, some of these students, from poverty or oppression and running is a way to keep them on the path to success. >> reporter: if there's one thing these studentsality northeast high school can couldn't on is each other. >> some of these students never ran a day in their lives. >> reporter: maybe a challenge for some but not these kids. >> living there for 12 years and coming here, it wasç difficult. it's like starting a new page of your book. >> reporter: malika came from uzbekistan searching to are a better life. >> i want to push myself for college, to like have a more strong future. >> reporter: a future some of these kids would have found almost impossible a few years ago. take roshann. her and her mom fled tajikistan. >> before we left our country, we moved to russia. >> runners. >> reporter: a ten-mile run now seems simple. every step they take is for themselves or their

dynamic scene in center city where an estimated 60,000 greeted the 2016 national cham champs. thousands line the streets in center city philadelphiaheering on the national champions. the villanova wildcats. the players got a rock star welcome and they loved every second of it. >> this is great. you know, nova nation is the best fans in the country. i seen them all out here celebrating us. very humble link for all of us and appreciate us. >> nova's run was nothing short of a mazing and the parade, just the icing on the cake. the team saying the crowds and the celebration were bigger and better than anything they can ever imagine. >> i'm going live this up as much as i can. this is special. i'm going to celebrate this. i'll enjoy this. >> we were actually supposed to get out of the buses at one point to go into the crowd and the police said, it's just too big. it's uncontrollable. and then, turning the corner here and when we saw this here at city hall, we were shocked. >> reporter: all of this possible because of this winning shot. >> jenkins for three to win it! he made it! >> you hit that shot and throw the threes up. tell me wha

in center city philadelphia, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> lauren, thank you. bernie sanders will have three events while in philadelphia over the next couple of days. two tonight and one tomorrow where as lauren said he'll speak at the afl-cio convention. now, despite his big win last night in wisconsin, he is trailing hillary clinton in the delegate count. and at this point it would still be a long shot for him to win the nomination. hillary clinton has 1692 delegates. bernie sanders has 1027. to one e win the democratic nomination 238 delegates needed. ted cruz won the republican primary in wisconsin. cruz called his win a turning point for his campaign. donald trump refused to give a concession speech. and he's still leading the pack in delegates on the republican side. trump has 753 delegates, cruz is in second place with 514. while john kasich follows with 143. the winner needs 1237 delegates in order to clinch the republican nomination. and we are just weeks away from the primaries in our area. voters in pennsylvania and delaware head to the polls april 2

town enjoy your saturday night because the sunshine is returning and getting a live look at center city philadelphiaice blue skies in the scene there, 66 degrees your current temperature. winds have picked up on the backside of a cold front. now winds out of the north up around 18 miles per hour. and that is going to drive some cooler air in as we head into the evening and overnight tonight but of course the story this morning was some rainfall. a little bit of rainfall, very light in intensity and our doppler estimates picking up just about .10 of an inch, most spots a quarter of an inch in parts of delaware with this recent rain event but as we head into the night we'll continue to dry things out. dry has been the trend for spring so far. our april rainfall deficit compared to average is now over an inch and a quarter and since march first we're down over 3-inches of rainfall so we do need the rain went need that to kind of green everything up as we continue into the spring season but we're not going to get it as we led into tonight storm scan3 showing us the last of the shower activity moving off

a lot have rain even to the north of that particular cell and this is all converging on center city philadelphia if you wait todd get your vote in it will be raining steadily here within the next half an hour or so in center city philadelphia things going downhill wrappedry through the next hour. severe thunderstorm watch has been scaled back. bucks count any longer included, rest of the region still is and that goes until 9:00 o'clock tonight. i wouldn't be surprised if they scale bakhtiyor it looks like within next two hours or so steady will be moving out of here. in the meantime temperatures are rain cooled. we have dropped to 71 after daytime high of 86 in philadelphia. seventy-two in reading. still warm in millville, and dover, areas where storms have have in the yet pushed through, they will possibly eventually they they will weaken after sun goes town and you can see after eight or 9:00 everything is outs of here and we have clear skies overnight. what i'm concern about is this front stalling off to the south. tomorrow may end up a spoiler day with a few showers especially to the south o

. >>> hotel in center city philadelphia is doing its part to beautify the state. officials presented a $52,000 check, to the pennsylvania horticultural society last night. the last new years eve logan pledged to 10 percent of each guest tab that night to the organization. and this was the result. tonight's event was held at hotel's new rooftop lounge. >>> beautiful view from there. >> and philadelphia horticultural society, will like my forecast. >> because it is wet. >> it is rain. >> exactly. >> everything will look very green after the next few days. we have some rain on the way, it is not yet here. storm tracker six live double scan showing we have dry weather out there. it is a cool night. we are live on sky six. taking a look the at ben franklin bridge with the lit up, green, this month for autism awareness month and jim, ducis and i were hanging out by the bridge shooting a promo tonight and taking selfies. i have posted them, standing out there. it was definitely chilly. temperatures holding in the 50's all day long. our morning low was 50. afternoon high

you can see the active weather really starting to ramp pup and just up wind of center city philadelphia on storm scan3. so this is the area of concern right now. we're seeing these lightning strikes imbedded with these thunderstorms continuing to move off to the east. now approaching kent county, delaware and they will continue to race eastbound also the possibility of small hail is a likely as they have a history of producinproducing some small hao small hail reported with these cell right now pigged over atlantic city and new jersey continuing to move off to the east moving very quickly. 40, 50, 60 miles per hour so racing on through. heading north and west seeing some snow coming down in portions of the poconos or trying to makes way down to the surface very dynamic storm system a fast-moving storm system so we'll get a quick hit of showers and imbedded thunderstorms over about the next two to three hours and then once that storm system moves out, the winds are really start to ramp up and we have this high wind warning in effect for the entire area until midday tomorrow. wind gusts p

waiving the v, and worker bees peering out of offers building windows, a dynamic scene in center city philadelphia, where an estimated 60,000 greeted the 2016 national champs. >> thousands lined the streets in center city philadelphia, cheering on the national champions, the villanova wildcats. the players got a rock star welcome and they loved every second of it. >> this is great. you know, we know the novanation is the best fans in the country, and i see them all out here celebrating us, have you humbling, and appreciate it all a lot. >> the tournament nothing short of amazing, and the parade just the icing on the cake, the team saying the crowd and the celebration were bigger and better than anything they could ever imagine. >> i'm going to live as much as i can, this is special, so i'm going to celebrate this. i'm going to enjoy this. >> we were actually supposed to get out of the buses at one point, go into the crowd. the police said -- the police said it is just too big, uncontrollable. turning the corner, seeing this at city hall, we shocked. >> all of this possible because of this winning

just north of center city philadelphia.speeds as you make your way betweenç woodhaven and the vine. for conshohocken, drivers, if you're going in or out of that city, unfortunately, a major road, conshohocken road, which connects fayette street and ridge pike, that is closed for the next three months as they work on construction there. you can take butler to ridge to get around that. your drive times on new jersey roads are looking pretty good, especially the 42 freeway northbound. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we've got sunshine. these are live pictures from around our area and what's going on right now, 42 degrees in south jersey. look at that 50 degrees in philadelphia. see a nice warmup during the day today. lots of sunshine, warmer than what we had over the weekend. what a beautiful weekend. well, today, upper 70s this afternoon. >> be sure to download the nbc 10 popp for breaking news, weather and traffic. >> "today" show is next. thanks for watching. have a great day. >>> good morning. team effort. in a

air mark is keeping it's headquarters in center city philadelphia. they had been complicating a move out of philadelphia an now they are considering whether to remain at the current location or move to another location. >>> north hampton speedway has a new owner. lehigh valley developer, purchased the facility that closed in 2004. he owns a popular turkey farm. the speedway was the racing home of michael and mario andretti. stock futures point to a recovery rally at the opening bell. >>> 4:53. developing this morning, authorities are investigating a suspicious fire overnight in germantown. the details coming up at 5:00 a.m. we'll be right back. > we have t now. it is 4:56. the action cam is live in south philadelphia where a horrible crash took place. this is columbus boulevard near oregon avenue. a car smashed into a building right over there. you can see the wreckage, four people were inside this vehicle. two of them were ro announced dead at the scene, two others seriously injured. police are telling us that the building that the car crashed into w

stepping outside, center city philadelphia, dry in center city for now. it's mild, 67 degrees in both philadelphia and wilmington and trenton. 68 currently if allentown. a little cooler by the ocean, you've got the cool ocean water and the wind coming in off the ocean. as we go between now and 9:00 a.m., spotty showers are possible just about anywhere anytime. looks like fairly low-impact rain. later at 2:00 p.m. there's a chance of more of this around, maybe steadier cells of rain coming through. later this afternoon into the this evening,, 6:00 p.m. view, a couple of thunderstorms are possible. we're leaning away from these being severe, but they could give a steady downpour for a brief period. ahead of that there's a chance of gusty winds. if you hear thunder better to be indoors as that passes. in the lehigh valley, showers and 74 very mild. down by the ocean with the draw off the cool water, 64 is all you'll see. again it's winds, cooler, showers and thunderstorms can't be ruled out, occasionally as we move through the day. mild in philadelphia, late

stepping outside, we have sky6 live hd we're looking at the ben franklin bridge dry in center city philadelphia right now. getting ready for additional showers later on. the temperature is cool, 42 degrees currently in the city. of course we'll go down into the upper 30s before we start to turn it around. winds out of the east light for now, 8 miles per hour. put a little extra gear on this morning. 39 degrees in allentown. 39 in trenton. the numbers will dip over the next hour or so. 41 degrees in reading. 40 in millville. 49 degrees a little bit better in cape may. as we look at future tracker 6 through the morning hours there's the possibility of a little bit of rain popping through at times. you might see snowflakes in allentown or reading. 8:30 a.m. it's spotty precipitation. later in the afternoon, looks like most of the action is centered north anne -- and west, although we'll have to allow for a shower popping through the i-95 corridor. the bulk of the rain holds off until nighttime. by 11:30 this is off the coast, if you have plans to be out this morning, adam joseph on phl17 and cesil

sense 1985. >>> villanova's victory parade on friday will run right through the heart of center city philadelphiahere's a look at the parade route. it starts at 20th and market streets, finishing in dilworth park at city hall. make sure you're there. the parade begins at 1:00 friday afternoon. we will bring it to you live in case you can't be there, we'll show you every step of the way right here on nbc 10. >>> it's been 31 years since the wildcats last had a parade in center city. this is what it looked like on april 3rd, 1985. some 100,000 people crowded city hall to celebrate villanova's stunning championship victory over georgetown. make sure you have the free nbc 10 so you can share in villanova's victory. there you'll find videos, plus photos the best moments from the entire ncaa tournament. plus, there's a link to get your nova national championship gear. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> eight minutes after 5:00. it is a cold morning. winter-like cold is with us with temperatures in the 20s and low 30s. but warming trends starts today. 40s yesterd

city needs to address. the group watched a documentary from a philadelphia film maker about life after prison. it took place at the attorney general's office in center city. >>> cabrini college will become cabrini university. the name change reflects the growth of the institution since it was established 60 years ago. the change takes effect july 1st and in august when the students return for the new school year, the children will have a cleaner and greener place to play in the kensington section of philadelphia. today the officials launch aid fundraising drive to improve the school yard at horatio b. hackett elementary sool. they hope to raise 1.3 million there's to add more grass and outdoor classrooms and playground equipment. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight. remembering willy williams, the legacy of philadelphia's first african-american police commissioner. >>> and jaime apody is live in chicago ahead of the nfl draft. >> reporter: hey there jim we are live on the red carpet where tomorrow carson wentz will walk on through and probably head right into the theater to be drafted number two as an eagle. we think. cecily it's freezing and rai

we take a live look at center city philadelphia. warmer weather is coming for the start of your workweek. then we're watching for a chance for rain. we will time out the chances where you live with our new nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. it's a forecast indicatcatered that you can only get on nbc 10. let's go to glen hurricane schwartz. >> we will not get any rain during the day tomorrow or tomorrow night. tonight, we're mostly clear. the temperatures starting to drop, especially in the pennsylvania suburbs, chester, montgomery, bucks counties and across much of the rest of the area outside of philadelphia, temperature really dropping tonight. for example, in reading, going down near 40 degrees or even lower towards 6:00 a.m. look at the temperature jump as we go toward noon. same thing in philadelphia. not as cool in the morning, and then jumping to 66 degrees, just by noon tomorrow. we're going to be seeing mostly clear skies with the clear skies now the temperatures dropping. in new jersey as well. piney hollow, clayton

. ♪ >>> i have come to what it call eat street 13th street center city philadelphia.street lined with some of the best rust aunts in the world. and now i have new go to place. it's called the double knot and it's right next to sam sun. the reason i bring that up the same guy owns both place. may, michael. >> what's going on mike, how you doing. >> good. i just realized we've known each other probably 12, 13 years now. >> nah. >> i think so. >> i'm not that old. (laughter). >>> double knot first of all why the name. >> double knot kind of a unique concept you have upstairs which is the coffee shop by day, bar at night and then down here you have the japanese speakeasy kind of concept. so it's two concepts double and it's not what you would expect when you walk through the front door. >> double knot. >> s-n-o-knot. >> i don't know if there's anything like it in philadelphia how would you describe it? >> upstairs we have one concept we wanted to do which was an expansion of sam pan. it's similar to sam pan at night. we needed extra space and it turns into a bar at night

philadelphia international where there's very light snow. that's 11 degrees colder and feels like it's in the lower 20s. thanks to the wind, 16 miles an hour. center cityclouds overhead. we will be in for sunshine this afternoon. but this is what's blowing through, it's riding on those gusty winds, now blowing into south jersey, salem county looking more impressive into philadelphia, montgomery and bucks county. very light, most of that not even reaching the ground. we've got more wet weather on the way later this week. that storm system that is moving through montana with snow and rain, that's due in here on thursday. it will be warmer by then. today, sunny skies, cloudy this morning, a few snow showers. it will become sunny, breezy and cold. 40s with winds to 20 miles an hour, feel like it's in the 30sç the wind dies down and that means colder tomorrow morning. a pretty good warmup in the afternoon and warmer with the rain on thursday. then the temperatures come right back down heading into the weekend. 52 friday. cold and breezy on saturday and back below freezing on sunday. a nice warmup, perfectly timed for the phillies home opener monday afternoo

we are live in center city, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a shooting death today of an 83-year-old woman in german town, it happened in the 400 block of east cosgrove at 12:30 this afternoon. trish hartman is live at the location. >> reporter: well jim, family members have identified the victim as mary morton, police say she was 83 years old and shot in the chest in her home. friends and family gathered here on her block incomplete shock. >> mary morton's granddaughter, robin, says she found out the news on tv that her vibrant, spunky grandmother was shot to death. >> a great person and walked around the neighborhood and very open with everyone. >> police say that the 83-year-old was shot twice in the chest inside of her home on the 400 block of east cosgrove street in german town this afternoon. she was rushed to einstein medical center where she was pronounced dead. police went in and out with evident bags and people gathered in disbelief over her violent death. >> this is not her. no. it doesn't add up. >> she wou

wildcats held a championship trophy high for all to see during the victory parade through center city philadelphia a. >> wow, wow. >> what a turnout, thousands packed parade route from 20th and market to dilworth park for the rally, a sea have blue and white thanked villanova for bringing national championship home. we have live team three coverage with sports director don bell and reporters leslie van arsdal and rahel solomon. a fun, exciting day. >> it is an amazing day, guys, absolutely tremendous. i think i had one of the best vantage points thaw could of today. i was on top have of one of the double decker buses, we're driving down market street i look out and sea of people, thousands at the time trying to estimate how many people there were, and, last hour the mayor's office releasing a statement saying that they estimate that there was 60,000 people here, showing love, for nova nation. and speaking of the mayor he also had one very important statement to make today as well. >> i jim kenney, mayor of the city of philadelphia do hereby proclaim friday, april 8th, 2016, to be villanova wildcat

canceled classes, but students will be back in them seats today. >>> city of philadelphia will honor the wildcats in the parade in center city on friday. the parade starts at 1:00 at 20th and market and end with the celebration at dilworth park. see it live on cbs-3 and cbs philly.com. >>> it is 4:51. now time for a check on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, jill, good morning, what is this warning about shopping on facebook. >> reporter: well, good morning, brook and jim. beware what you buy on facebook. buzz feed investigation found sketchy retailers are selling clothes at huge discounts and they are using images stolen from the internet, for the sites basically trick customers into buying clothes, they are straight from chinese manufacturers, and they often bear little resemblance to whatever pictures, people saw on line. >> well, that is not good. >> also some new numbers coming out related to weddings, what are some of the spending trends that they are seeing. >> reporter: when it comes to weddings, less is more. new study from the knot found couples spent a

officials unveiled new plans for a store in center city, philadelphia this morning.nd the company pledged $500,000 to the no more fire deaths campaign. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> another cold start to the day, but it is warming up outside. plenty of sunshine out there as we take a live look at boathouse row in philadelphia. waters look calm. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with that forecast. hey, glenn. >> hey, vai. well, if you like yesterday, you're going to like today. and if you like yesterday and today, you're going to probably like tomorrow as well. we're going to continue with this blue sky out there. lots of sunshine. the temperature just creeping up a little bit each day. 55 degrees right now in philadelphia. you can see we're in the 50s throughout the area except for the 46 at mt. pocono. the wind out of the northeast about five to ten miles an hour on average. that helps keep the temperature from rising that much coming off the ocean with the water temperature in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees.

live look from skyforce 10 over center city philadelphia over market street where the parade will march down. fans are gathered to celebrate the wildcats' big win monday night and live coverage of the parade of champions continues just ahead. >>> and then later, oh, dear. a lot more than just chipped polish at this nail salon. details on the intruder who crashed his way through the store. >>> april is national autism awareness month. and tomorrow you'll have a chance to learn more about the condition that is often misdiagnosed and misunderstood. philadelphia city councilman at large derek green is hosting a special autism awareness community open house along with the organization james' voice. he is here along with the founder of jayden's voice. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> tell us about the event tomorrow. >> tomorrow is an open house working with my good friend of course. and april is autism awareness month, hence the color blue i'm wearing. not just for villanova, double duty. but a great opportunity to open up a new office for terry matthews and have the community come and l

. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 5:00. >>> right now at 5:00 terrifyingutburst of violence raise something puzzling questions. bullets and then police lights disrupt the night if in philadelphia's logan neighborhood. where someone was shot. the gunfire also ripping through a house full of people including four small children. good evening, i'm dawn timmeney in tonight for lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. shooting victim is in the hospital tonight and whoever pulled the trigger is still on the run. let's get out to brad sattin live outside the 35th district police station tonight. brad? >> reporter: iain, you're right. no arrests at this point. we can tell you that the victim just talk to the police a short time ago the victim over at einstein hospital not far from here is not cooperating with police. not answering their questions at this point. he was shot two times both bullets in the right arm of the victim. the gunman then opening fire on a house with 12 people inside. >> it sounded like firecrackers. >> reporter: they weren't firecrackers but gunshots a

we have mainly cloudy skies over center city philadelphia. the temperature is mild, 55 degrees in philadelphia currently. most areas on the mild side. winds out of the south at 16 miles per hour. it is a little bit breezy out there. cloud cover on satellite, pretty obvious, there are showers pushing toward the east. 9:00 a.m., the western suburbs will start picking up some of this, before the end of the morning commute. future tracker 6 showing you that between now and 9:00 a.m. we have showers and heavier steadier rain pushing into the west of philadelphia. during the morning and the afternoon we're looking at showers coming down. in some cases this will be steed rain and maybe a thunderstorm mixed in the early part of the afternoon. around 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., we get a lull, there will be sprinkles and showers around a little bit of a break. later in the evening, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, there's a better chance of re-emergence of steadier showers and thunderstorms. any thunderstorms that form get inside and ride that out. 11:30, 1:30 it will be d

that's the view from center city. 59 degrees now in philadelphia.at the warmup, though. 10:00 this morning. sunshine, some clouds, 74 degrees. we will see some wet weather but we're starting off with warm. 50s for the lehigh valley, the suburbs, look at delaware, 57 degrees. south jersey is 63 and it's warm at the shore as well. right now, 58 degrees. delaware, marshalltown is at 56. that's our starting point. we're in for summer-like temperatures. still springtime but into the 80s. that will likely fuel storms and thunderstorms late in the day. we watch the numbers climb. yesterday's high was 77. today we're heading for 83 degrees in philadelphia. well above average, which is in the 60s. we'll return to that tomorrow. for today, the showers you may have heard overnight are now well past us offshore but we're watching for the next round of showers coming in from the northwest. you can see that line has made some progress since we went on the air at 4:00 this morning. even a few lightning bolts in there, too. thunderstorms are a possibility this afte

right now to try to track down the woman who threw hot coffee in another woman's face in center city. philadelphia police say around 9:00 monday morning the two women were arguing at this starbucks on arch street. after the coffee was thrown, the suspect punched the victim. police are still looking for the suspect wearing pink pants and holding a pink bag during the assault. >>> now, to a mail mess in philadelphia. some 10,000 bills, notices and citations aren't making their way into mailboxes. an investigation reveals mountain of mail is just sitting unopened in the city's mail distribution center, that center located in the concourse of suburban station and is not connected to the united states postal service. but nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas following the story. tell us how did this happen? what's being done about it. >> reporter: the investigators with the controllers office made a surprise visit to the mail center. when they arrived they found that half 0 the employees did not show up to work on time. those that were there were sitting at a table and not getting the job done. thousands of pi

we are live, from center city philadelphia, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back to you. >>> imagine watching burglars break in your home even though you are in the the there. it happened to a man in salem county and his quick thinking scared them away. look at this video from the home in up are pittsgrove. burglars were greeted at the door yesterday morning by home owner's dogs who didn't seem to be too bothered, but then burglars were shock by the voice of the home owner. he was alerted and then when he saw them on the surveillance video he talk to them and told them to get out of his house. burglars did get the away with jewelry and police are looking for them. >>> meanwhile some other successful video, and unsuccessful burglary surveillance video. this is from hatfield, montgomery county where you can see a man breaking in the scrap metal recycling business by crawling through a hole in the block wall. once inside the burglars reportedly tried to get the at some metal inside a machine by using an electric welding tool which did not work. if you know anyth

center city skyscrapers. it's damp 0 out there. numbers in the 40s. 46 degrees in philadelphia. plus, there's a winds out of the south at 12 miles per hour. maybe a jacket, a little extra stuff on today because of the breezy cool condition in the 40s. as we come through the morning, future tracker 6 not real bold with the rain. by noon most of it is out of the picture with the exception up in the poconos. as we go into the afternoon up until 6:00 p.m. the rain stays to the north and you can see how the clouds break up a little bit during the afternoon. we are expecting the potential of return of sunshine after a damp start. 11:00 p.m., the next round of rain is well off to the north and west. a nice afternoon after a damp start. we'll begin in the hos, -- 40s, we'll have the sprinkles and showers around 3:00 p.m., mid 60s for the majority afternoon. it will be nice at the ballpark and elsewhere. 57 degrees in allentown. that's the high there. a little cooler up north, you can see that. 62 in trenton. mid 60s in philadelphia, dover and down toward the shore on or about 60. san di

another round of rain and storms coming this afternoon as we take a live look there at center city philadelphia from high above. good morning. and welcome to "nbc 10 news today," on primary day, i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. live at the national constitution center, it is primary day. voters going to the polls in pennsylvania and delaware. coming up, we'll take a closer look at what role they will play in choosing the democratic and republican nominee for president. we'll also look at the local races and we'll take you inside this interactive exhibit here at the national constitution center called headed to the white house. all that in just a minute. first, let's get you caught up on the weather for voting day, primary day with nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley. >> getting a mild start after storms overnight. dry in philadelphia, 59 degrees. clouds in the pennsylvania suburbs, starting to see a little bit of sunshine break through the clouds in delaware. we'll see a quick warmup to 70 degrees at 9:00. look at the noontime temperature closer to 80 degrees at this hour. and

kind of peppered through the region from new jersey through parts of center city, the northern part of center city northeast philadelphia and back towards state college, and a severe thunderstorm warning in the viewing area until 9:00, the potential is there for storms to turn severe, and we have one severe thunderstorm warning this in effect for ocean county, until 5:15 p.m. winds are the threat near manahawkin and the north tip near barnegat light. as we look at this storm, 28 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes, the most veer part of the storm is along the garden state parkway in barnegat and this heads to the east and the heaviest part of the storm stays north of harvey cedars and the tip of the island. we'll watch this rush through with heavy rain and then off the coast and we'll track more downpours that are popping up in the full accuweather forecast. coming up. >> with the severe thunderstorm watch issues, keep 6abc.com/weather, open on all of your devices, rely on stormtracker 6 live double scan radar to stay ahead of changes before you head out the door today. >>> turning now of our coverage of primary da

a dynamic scene in center city philadelphia, where an estimated 60,000 greeted the 2016 national champs the streets in center city philadelphia, cheering on the national champions, the villanova wildcats. the players got a rock star welcome and they loved every second of it. >> this is great. you know, novanation, you know, best dance in the contrive ' seen them all out here celebrating out. very humbling for us. >> nova's tournament was nothing short of amazing, the parade just the icing on the cake. the team saying the crowd and the celebration were bigger, and better, than anything they could over imagine. >> i'm going to want to live this one up as much as i can, you know, this is special. so i'm going to celebrate. >> this i'm going to enjoy. >> we were actually supposed to get out of the buses at one point and go out in the crowd. the mr. is say it is just too big, it is uncontrollable. then turning the corner here, when we saw this here at city hall we were shocked. >> all of this possible, because of this winning shot. >> jenkins for the championship. >> he hit that shot, you th

cold air settled in across the area. 46 degrees right now in center city philadelphia feeling more like 39 degrees. we do have a freeze watch in effect for a large portion of the area. we'll talk more about that and what we can expect weather wise going into the next couple of days coming up. >> thanks so ouch had. straight ahead tonight and snooze snooze villanova prepares for the national championship game in houston and brotherly love becomes brotherly competition. leslie van arsdale introduces us to two brothers who will be facing off with the, when they take on north carolina t after the morning crash that killed two workers and injured dozens offer passengers. train 89 was head to do savanna georgia when it struck a backhoe on the track in chest. ntsb and amtrak continue to investigate this crash. still a very active scene out there. we're going to have the latest on service interruptions for the morning commute on eyewitness news at 10 and 11 of course on our website as well. switching gears national championship game much better knew here. >>> we are talking sports. we are talki

we got you covered in the first alert forecast. >>> now to a live look outside over center city philadelphia wintry blast will arrive later this morning. the big question is how long will it be with us? we'll fill you in coming up. >>> also we're following breaking news in philadelphia. a man is dead after his car plunged into the schuylkill river. we're live at the scene following the investigation. >>> good morning, welcome back to "nbc 10 news today". i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. looks like winter rearing its ugly head just as we thought we were getting into spring. first alert meteorologist karen thomas is tracking the

and of course the democratic national convention is three months away from this week in center city philadelphiaclinton is heavily favored which could make it virtually impossible for sanders to catch her and in the three states where polling was available. donald trump has several digit leads. kenneth moton, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. >>> well, bernie sanders, tried to drum up last minute support in philadelphia, he started his day at the reading terminal market and hillary clinton will ender day in philadelphia. and is due to address her supers at the philadelphia convention center later tonight. >> and there was a line in east philadelphia this morning. usually by this points the choices are clear but this year local voters could really have an influence, residents that are casting ballots tell "action news" it was noticeably more crowded today. >> usually i'm the loneliest girl in town here. >> the presidential race matters a lot this year for all kinds of reasons, and i think all positions on the ballot are very important. particularly the local ones. >> several statew

. >>> insects were all the rage at the academy of sciences this morning in center city philadelphia. cirque du soleil contortionists performed for the brunch. wow -- it's for the upcoming show. it was a feast for the eyes. it looks painful. and folks enjoyed cricket pancakes and meal worm fritata. >> all right. >> they are talented. they work hard at that. it's a nice day out. breezy and mild again. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us we are dry. as we look outside at chopper 6 hd over central, new jersey, that is trenton along the river. we were looking bright. some high clouds are beginning to filter in but overall it's a good looking day. highlights at the noon hour, breezy and mild today, that is your basic story today out there. sunscreen with the sun coming through the clouds, mild conditions and you don't have to overdue is on the gear. late in the week will there be rain and then we'll talk about the weekend. temperature now is 76 degrees, starting out pretty mild and adding a couple of degrees to that before we turn it around. winds north-northwest at 16 miles per hour.

stadium on campus and now they had a few days to rest and the big parade is about to begin in center city philadelphia. we have live team coverage of the victory parade and nora muchanic is at the start at 20th and market streets but first back to alicia vitarelli and gray hall live at dillworth park where the rally will be held for the conclusion of today's parade. lots of excitement building already. >> you can feel it it's electric here, we are talking about this leading up to the moment and the excitement. this is the day and you can feel the excitement, the fans are super excitement, they all have signs like this one that say wildcats and 2016 national champs, they have gathered out here hours before the parade starts, of course it starts at 1:00 but they all wanted the coveted prize seats in the front row. >> someone asked me were they ticketed and no they are first come first serve and it's building and 60 thousand people are expected. v for villanova and v for victory and for philadelphia it's a big day. businesses are anticipating this incredible crowd and they are amped up and many are follo

freezing, atlantic city near 40s, now the chill is a distance memory getting a live look at center city philadelphia. nice blue skies 73 degrees. nice way to ended weekend. we had the warming trend. temperatures are six degrees warmer from this time yesterday. 10 degrees warmer in mt. pocono that warming trend continues tomorrow. temperatures right now in the low 70s. poconos mid 70s. in the lehigh valley did climb pretty warm today down the shore sea breeze kicked in temperatures are in the upper 50s. storm scan 3 showing us a trends of the last several days a bunch of nothing. high pressure in control are blocking patterns still in control so we have high pressure giving us that clear sky, sunny conditions. and the sunday is so nice. but we're starting to need rain. as far as average rainfall is concerned in philadelphia, since march first were down about two and a half inches of rainfall on average. for the month to date three quarter of an inch. we need some april showers to get may flowers. not as cold down to 51 degrees. light northwesterly winds for the day tomorrow check that out. makes it h

"action news" reporter, jeff chirico is live in center city, philadelphia.fotoday as an opportunity. how is it a benefit to them >> it could be seen as a drill for what they face during the upcoming democratic national convention. no arrests, and that bodies well for a department with a lot on its plate. and protesters marched down broad street creating gridlock and delay of septa buses. a strong police presence and no reported serious problems. after it they treated grateful for those in the march for expressing cooperatively. and talking about the plan to keep the peace. >> our goal to have a peaceful evening. >> today's march likely good practice for the police force preparing for more and larger protests during the democratic national convention in july. much like today, protesters will push to have their voices heard on a variety of social and economic issues from increasing the minimum wage to prison population. >> we are fighting to raise the minimum wage. >> handling protest isn't anything new, says sullivan, saying the key is the mindset, creating a

next up center city philadelphia for the parade of champions. >> it is unbelievable. i know the phillies in 08 was spectacular. i'm sure it won't be to that magnitude but it will be something to remember growing up in the area always watching every single team. >> reporter: the parade is expect to cost about $22,000, the mayor says, villanova has agreed to pick up the tab and, of course, philadelphia ace more than happy to play host. reporting live outside villanova university, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and brook back to you. >> we are looking forward to it. >>> all right. if you cannot make it down to the city a's pride day you can see that parade of champions, live, right here on cbs-3 and on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> meanwhile in other news road to the white house comes through philadelphia today, with both hillary clinton and bernie sanders making appearances. >> clinton will address the afl-cio convention this morning. sanders gets his turn tomorrow. he is having a rally this evening though at the liacouras center. both candidates are

the team is looking forward to friday's parade through center city philadelphia. 10 will be there to bring it to you live. >>> and we are covering all angles of villanova's victory as the team continues to celebrate. be sure to check out the nbc 10 app. there you'll find videos, plus pictures of the best moments from the entire tournament. there's also a link to get your nova national championship gear. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 5:39 and it is cold this morning. the temperatures have dropped, clear skies, very little wind this morning. now 27 degrees in northeast philadelphia. that's a bit colder than yesterday. with no wind or very little wind, it doesn't feel quite as cold. the wind chill was so low yesterday, a light breeze for pottstown and reading. those winds become southerly as clouds move in this afternoon. you'll see them first in the pocono mountains. we'll get enough sunshine this morning to start the warming process. with southerly winds, 44 degrees in the pocono mountains, 50s for allentown, quakertown a