we're going to stay right around the mid-30s in philadelphia, centre city at 34 degrees. 32 for lansdale. because of the cold air and northerly flow wind. allentown looking at low to mid-30s for new jersey, the shore and delaware as well. et that weather any time time yu need it. check out the weather channel on cable. matt? >> all right, mr. roker, thank you very much. >>> denzel washington is a two-time oscar within nner, three-time golden globe winner, just picked up another golden globe nomination for his new movie, he stars in and directs "fences." he plays a sanitation worker living in pittsburgh in 1957 with his wife and son. take a look. >> i latched on to her and toll her, baby, i don't want to marry, i just want to be your man. rose told me -- tell him what you told me. >> i told him if he wasn't a mankind, then move out the way for the mankind to find me. >> you're block being the view, move out the way so i can find me a husband. i tho you the it ov i thought it over two, three days. >> you came back the same night. >>py came back and told her, okay, baby i'm going to put a r

cloudy conditions for all of us, centre city up to 50 degrees, mid, upper 40s for part of the suburbs see a spot shower near rehoboth beach at a temperature of 51 this afternoon. the wildly popular lip syncing app. you've probably seen your teen teenager use it. it is taking the music world by storm. here's nbc's jo ling kent. >> reporter: it's the app that makes every teenager feel like a pop star. ♪ i can make your hands clap >> reporter: musically one of the faste esest growing social a platforms with a million counters and using. all you do is pick a song, reverse your camera and lip sync along in selfie mode. it's become so big pop stars like ariana grande and selena gomez have signed on. with 13 million new videos become posted to the app -- >> is this a new way to become a star? >> yeah. i definitely think musically is a way to get out there for a career career. >> because it lets anyone join. >> that's why it is so cool. >> that's why it is so fun. >> reporter: they would know. the sisters, danny and devon, have nearly 1 1/2 million fans on the app. it is so crazy to think abo

delays there, headed westbound, moving away from centre city where we're seeing some delays.police continue their manhunt for a man accused of killing his estranged wife in front of their children. they found his truck the day before. he is wanted for the murder of tara o'shea watson in her cumberland county home. >>> this morning septa employees stuffed the bus with thousands of toys and will deliver to charitable agencies. stay up to date with the nbc 10 app, it's a free download. the "today" show continues in just a couple of minutes. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we're offering incredibly fast 150 meg internet, just in time for the holidays. hurry, freddy, you're gonna miss it! coming. i can't believe he is doing this. it's so fast that in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, held by gary watson... fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 different versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to se a dislocated shoulder, all at the same time. gary. only fios off

>> starting on 95, seeing some big delays moving to centre city. 35 minutes cottman avenue.a sentencing hearing begins for former congressman fatah, found guilty in a racketeering case. prosecutors are recommending he served two decades in prison. nbc 10 will be in court for the hearing, as soon as the sentence is handed down, we'll have it on air, and on our nbc 10 app. i'm vai sikahema. we'll have another update coming up for you in 25 minutes and get the latest news and the weather with the nbc 10 app. we'll send you back to the "today" show. have a great day and we'll see you at the top of the hour. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >>> zoey deutch starred opposite robert de niro earlier in the year and stole the screen as b

world today and doing their new proper environmentally friendly thing to do when you are creating a city centre30% of the city's inhabitants are worried. down the road, the new city hall is taking shape. although the builders are sent home when the temperature drops to —38 degrees. first will come infrastructure like roads and water. in 2019, residents will decide whether they want to move here or take the money for their old home. it is an undisclosed sum, mostly paid for by the mining company. when it comes to other things happening here, immigration is a big topic. sweden was one of the top three destination countries for asylum seekers during the migrant crisis. when it comes to the economy, sweden is one of the few countries in the world experimenting with negative interest rates. and what about all the swedish cliches? high taxes, loads of welfare, lots of leave for when you have children and things like that. is sweden really like that? yes, it's true. enough of that stuff. here are some more pictures of cute puppies. a christmas gift from politics europe. the gift is appreciated, adam,

three worshippers have been injured in a gun attack at a muslim prayer centre in the swiss city of zurichpolice said an unknown person entered the islamic centre where the worshippers were gathered and began shooting. the us electoral college has cleared the way for donald trump to become the next american president. delegates confirmed the election of mr trump, who secured more electoral college votes than his rival hillary clinton. now for the latest financial news with sally bundock and world business report. an experimental year comes to an end for the bank ofjapan — it gives an upbeat outlook for the worlds third biggest economy and keeps monetary policy steady. going, going, gone — cyrus mistry finally steps down from the boards of tata companies — but says he will bring legal action. we're live to mumbai for the latest. welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock. also in the programme: how the falling chinese yuan may rock the luxury housing market in the united states. we will explain shortly. the bank ofjapan has concluded its latest policy meeting. it kept monetary poli

into centre city we're not seeing any big problems or delays.arted around 10:15. >>> happening now at philly international, busy holiday travel. the airport tweeted that if you are traveling this weekend you should get to the airport two hours before your flight instead of the usual one hour before. >>> and today is the busiest delivery day for packages and greeting cards for the postal service. 30 million packages are expected to be delivered today through the u.s. postal service. >>> giants are making the trip down the turnpike to play the birds. team trying to win its first game against the division rival. gameday kickoff starts at 7:00. game at 8:25. then after the game we are live with "eagles gameday final." followed by nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm tracy davidson. we'll see you at 11:00 for a full hour of news. >>> we're back on this thirsty thursday. in case you're leaving under a snowball and hadn't heard, christmas is just three days away. >> if you're having people over but haven't had time to decorate, have no fear. >> danny seo is here.

three men have been injured in a gun attack at a muslim prayer centre in the swiss city of zurich. hooting. 0fficers searching for the gunman say a body has been found a few hundred metres away — but it's not clear if that person is connected with the attack. police seal off the area surrounding the islamic centre not far from zurich‘s main train station. 0fficers continue their investigation into this senseless attack on people at prayer. it was around 5:30pm local time when the gunmen entered the building, used as a mosque, and opened fire. eyewitnesses described him as being around 30 years old, wearing dark clothing and a dark cap. three people were injured, two of them seriously. translation: the three men who have been shot are in hospital. we couldn't question them yet. we are looking for eyewitnesses. i can tell you there's no more danger for the public. not far away a body was found, but police won't say if it was the suspect or if it's connected to the shooting at all. the victims are believed to be from somalia. locals say the mosque attracted muslims from all around the

let's get more on events in where a truck has ploughed into a busy christmas market in the centre of the city fox, a british tourist, who was at the market at the time, described what he saw. we win the market outside the cathedral, and we had just decided to leave, as the truck went past, it went past me and my girlfriend, it missed me by three metres. it missed her by five. it hit the sides, the barriers, and carried on past us. idid barriers, and carried on past us. i did not see any concrete bars to stop things that this driving in. we note we had them in birmingham to stop that. definitely people got injured, yes. i spoke to two people lying on the floor with broken limbs, and they we re floor with broken limbs, and they were going to be ok. 0ne floor with broken limbs, and they were going to be ok. one guy was being dragged away with blood on his face. several other people lifted the side of one of the stalls up. 0ne the side of one of the stalls up. one british eyewitness, mike fox, describing what he saw. another eyewitness on the line, emma rushton in berlin. thanks for being with us

we will have 75,000 people in the city ce ntre will have 75,000 people in the city centre coming fromo celebrate here in edinburgh. i guess the edinburgh street party has become bigger and bigger every year. and it is actually something about the city of edinburgh is very proud of hosting 110w. edinburgh is very proud of hosting now. we are proud of all of our festivals. we have major festivals taking place all throughout the year. hogmanay is just taking place all throughout the year. hogmanay isjust one of those. tonight at midnight we will be celebrating not only 2017 but the 17th anniversary of the edinburgh festivals are the here in the city. it continues to inspire people around the city and also beyond who come here to celebrate. the resource are come here to celebrate. the resource a re lots of come here to celebrate. the resource are lots of stages on princes street here as well. it's notjust about standing around and drinking beer. there are plenty of bands to go and watch stop law we have a four—hour show taking place throughout the city centre. the stages, live music, the

the brazilian was arrested by merseyside police after his car was pulled over in liverpool city centreliverpool city magistrates' court on january 31st, the same day as liverpool face chelsea at anfield. it's taken them until boxing day but bristol rugby have their first win of the season — beating worcester 28 points to 20. the issue of head injuries was once again a talking point in the 13th minute — with bristol's tusi pisi sent off for this challenge on fly half jamie shillcock. despite being reduced to 1a men, tom varndell‘s hat trick gave bristol the victory — but they remain bottom of the premiership, two points behind worcester all three matches in the pro 12 were derbies. glasgow beat scottish rivals edinburgh 25—12 at murrayfield in the pick of the day's pro12 games. that ends a run of three straight defeats. these two contest the annual 1872 cup across the two matches they play in the domestic season, and glasgow went ahead towards the end of the first half whenjosh strauss bundled over. and the visitors sealed the victory with their third try of the game after the break, fi

right near 40s for the suburbs and parts of the lehigh valley. 44 degrees in centre city, 42 for lanzfor allentown. nice mix of clouds and sun as well with more clouds farther north. trenton today at 42 today, atlanta city atlantic city at 45 and 44 in smyrna. ike who's taking that picture, do you think rihanna was there? >> i'm very curious about who was taking the picture. >> probably one of j. lo's employees. that was your latest weather. >>> up next, is it okay to leave a party without saying good-bye? >> you do it all the time. >> i do. hoda causes the houdini. she sneaks out. she sneaks out. get ready to play our at st. jude children's research hospital, she sneaks out. get ready to play our we're fighting for kids not as lucky as yours. our breakthrough cancer treatments are shared with doctors across america. and no family pays st. jude for treatments, travel, housing or food. because all a family should worry about is helping their child live. so if you have health kids, give thanks. give thanks for the healthy kids in your life, and give to those who are not. go to stjude.or

moving through centre city taking the vine street expressway watch for an accident around eighth street on roosev boulevard. police say the car crashed and hit a tree around 2:30 this morning around fifth and sixth streets. the outer lanes of the boulevard were shut down while crews cleared the scene. >>> and it's the deadline for priority mail international and standard post. next dead line is december 20th if you're shipping first class. the "today" show continues in a couple of minutes. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> this morning on "today's take," hollywood mega star will smith getting personal, eopenin up about his new movie, "collateral beauty." >>> and co-host jane lynch. >>> and last-minute christmas gifts that will arrive just in time. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> it is thursday, december 15th, 2016. we've got -- we're so

. >> 50s and 60s overall, this is the exit for 611, we're problem free in centre city. go into effect for retailers, the number of tobacco permits will be limited. tobacco free zones will be established within 500 feet of any schools and any retailer with three underaged tobacco violations within a two-year period will have their license suspended for one year. if you don't have any plans new year's eve, head down to penn's landing, fireworks, 6:00 and midnight, nbc 10 will be broadcasting their 6:00 show here on nbc 10. we'll have another update in just about 25 minutes. >>> 8:30 now on a friday morning, december 30th, 2016. the last weekday of 2016. less than 48 hours left in the new year. out on the plaza, times square pumped up. >> i got a sign. >> even charlie, we're all out here. thank you guys for being here. happy early new year to everybody. >>> we'll help you with your celebrations by teaching you three easy ways to use make-up and to add last-minute glamour to your new year's look. >>> plus, we are making meatballs. spaghetti. it is a great recipe. marcus sam

fireworks erupted from the 300—metre tall sky tower in the city centre. een stepped up in major cities as the world marks the start of the new year. concrete barriers are blocking off central squares in paris, madrid and new york to prevent attacks like the recent ones in berlin and nice. in cities including london, thousands of extra police are being deployed ahead of new year celebrations. these latest pictures show barriers being erected near trafalgar square. richard lister reports. the metropolitan police says there's no specific intelligence about an attack in london but it has been looking at the tragic events in berlin and nice and has adjusted plans for new year's eve accordingly. some 3,000 officers will be on the streets of the capital as part of a package of measures to maintain security. we spent a long time carefully planning this operation with our partners. they include the mayor's office, westminster city council and many others, to make sure people can come to central london on new year's and have a fantastic time. and when they come, to

reporter 40 kilometers from the : city centre, there's a big greenfield project. housing complex isn't ready, but wie feng is going to have a look. the modern two and three bedroom apartments cost between 500 euros and 800,000 euros, and they're going fast. even the more affordable ones are beyond wie feng's means. he could only afford it if his parents and his girlfriend's parents also club together and top up his savings. even then, he'll need a big mortgage. the apartments are well-planned and fairly spacious. but the location is a big drawback, especially if you have to travel into shanghai every day on congested roads. >> here you've got a good apartments. you have got a new house. it is brand-new, but you sacrifice your social life and quality of life and you have to , buy a car. reporter: the government is trying to curb the price explosion with rules and regulations, but that hasn't helped feng so far. back in the city center that evening, he checks out the latest offers. soon everything could be even more expensive. unless the property bubble bursts, of c

of them seriously after a truck ploughed through a crowd at a busy christmas market in the centre of the city he has been named in the media as a pakistani man who reportedly arrived in germany around a year ago. this is the scene live and the truck has now been removed as investigations continue. all the very latest on the bbc news website. right now, let's catch up website. right now, let's catch up we will say goodbye to viewers around the world. now we'lljoin carol for a weather update. hello, we've had a lot of cloud across england and wales. in scotla nd across england and wales. in scotland and northern ireland, we have had clearer skies. through the day we've got more rain coming our way, strengthening winds across scotla nd way, strengthening winds across scotland and northern ireland. for england and wales, well, it will brighten up. we will see sunshine, but close to the west coast, we will hang on to patchy rain. now, through the evening and overnight period, the evening and overnight period, the winds will strengthen across the north—west and west of scotland, touching gale force

city. this centre was set up to find and take care of those people.mily or friends. here, they're no longer alone. a home by definition is somewhere you live with people who love you and you love them back and this is what everybody here feels. us, the staff, and patients. they visit hospitals and search the surrounding areas for those refugees who are at their lowest and have nowhere to go. if this place is not existing, i think you would end up alone, neglected, on a mattress in some corner in a dark, empty room. i don't want to imagine. i love it when i spend my time here. making fun of them, they making fun of me. they love you? i love them so much. we are back on the road again. heading for irbid, a city which is 20 kilometres from the syrian border. it's our last day and we are off to visit another centre for disabled refugees. unlike the last place there's no physio or specialist rehabilitation here. instead these young men with injuries from war meet every week to talk about how they see their future as disabled refugees living injordan. their

a lantern parade in durham city centre, and the mini police are on patrol, overseen by the man who setolice and children, often it is negative. what we are doing with the programme is trying to have that first contact being positive, and that will stay with them into adulthood. we would like to see that all forces in england and wales and scotland, we take on the project, because it is important that as a police force we engage with our next generation. we get lots of different information about how the police force works. they are learning to respect what the police force do. i don't think they realise how much goes on behind the scenes. i like how it can give people support and help people out. merseyside police have set up a similar scheme. other forces say they are interested in doing the same. when it comes to community policing, durham constabulary believes this is the way forward. 13.1 million viewers tuned into strictly come dancing last night to see bbc sports presenter ore oduba and his partnerjoanne clifton take home the glitterball trophy, beating fellow competitors danny m

blocking the pavements around the building clear so that emergency vehicles could reach the centre of the city fc needed to. of course, last year, things went slightly awry last year, things went slightly awry last year. police ce thought —— —— police say the quality wedding sporty faults just before midnight. —— faulty wiring sparked a fault. beautiful fireworks from the top of that building. these pictures show events in sydney earlier. officials say it was the city's biggest ever fireworks display. about 1.5 million people have been celebrating by the iconic opera house. and in hong kong a few hours ago, a similarly elaborate display, as the sky along the waterfront lit up with thousands of fireworks. earlier the city had seen pro—democracy rallies against the government, but revellers came together to see in the new year. aside from the celebrations, security has been stepped up in major cities as the world marks the start of the new year. concrete barriers have gone up near central squares in paris, madrid and new york. these pictures from berlin, the scene of the deadly christmas market

anybody driving around tonight near a city centre in a truck or lorry will invariably questioned beforeore of the stewarding of people while police will be doing more of the protecting our people. yes, ina more of the protecting our people. yes, in a way, what we are seeing is more of some of what we have seen in the past. we are used to it now in airports, people in london will remember the ring of steel in the city of london. various parts of the security measures are being seen more often and more frequently. yeah, absolutely, and part of that is to serve as a deterrent, to put people off doing what they might be thinking of plotting and planning to do, and that is only right, and we will see more of it, unfortunately, this very clear and present threat and danger that exists to us all is not going to go away any time soon — if in fact ever. we will, as unpalatable as it may seem to some people to seek heavily armed cops patrolling the streets, we have got to get used to it. they are there plans for our benefit. for people celebrating new year‘s eve, they don‘t need to behave differe

and, of course, london, the city, is one of the global leading financial centres. pe needs the city to fund its own businesses. indeed it does. talking of financials, let's bring up the market board because i want to talk about that. we can bring it up because i want to talk about the ftse and the pound. this is how they ended as of 21st of december. everyone talked about how if there was a vote for brexit we would see that pound plunge. absolutey. investors would think that assets in the uk may be less valuable in the future so that money would be better employed on the european continent, and frankly in america, and so the pound has fallen in value. i think what is interesting, and maybe slightly more surprising, is how good equities have been and the markets have been. i think in a way although, yes brexit is incredibly important, politically and economically, but the fundamentals haven't changed that much yet. and so equities are still very attractive, because of the hyper low interest rates, very loose monetary policy, no signal yet from britain, really. the ce

was "carnage", a 32—tonne truck, with defective brakes, had careered down a steep hill towards a city centredy didn't stand a chance, hit while she was crossing the road with her grandma. then the truck crushed this car, killing the men inside. robert parker and philip allen were heading back to south wales from a business trip. their driver, stephen vaughan, was 3a years old and newly married. it's just been a horrendous time, i wouldn't wish it on anybody. sian vaughan told me that being widowed, so soon after her wedding day, had left her heartbroken. the future that we had together has just all been taken away. we were only married for six months and especially having to spend your first wedding anniversary alone was just so far removed from the one that we had planned. it's just been absolutely horrendous. today, the boss of grittenham haulage, matthew gordon, and mechanic, peter wood, were both found guilty of manslaughter. the trial heard the company was a shambles, failing to carry out proper safety checks. the jury was told that as the tipper truck came down the hill that afternoon,

was "carnage", a 32—tonne truck, with defective brakes, had careered down a steep hill towards a city centreance, hit while she was crossing the road with her grandma. then the truck crushed this car, killing the men inside. robert parker and philip allen were heading back to south wales from a business trip. their driver, stephen vaughan, was 3a years old and newly married. it's just been a horrendous time, i wouldn't wish it on anybody. sian vaughan told me that being widowed, so soon after her wedding day, had left her heartbroken. the future that we had together has just all been taken away. we were only married for six months and especially having to spend your first wedding anniversary alone was just so far removed from the one that we had planned. it's just been absolutely horrendous. today, the boss of grittenham haulage, matthew gordon, and mechanic, peter wood, were both found guilty of manslaughter. the trial heard the company was a shambles, failing to carry out proper safety checks. the jury was told that as the tipper truck came down the hill that afternoon, its brakes were bad

agile triage operation going on to get these people to hospitals that are further from the centre of the citys. and in terms of details about who was involved, are you any clear up, because there is an awful lot of speculation. —— clearer. because there is an awful lot of speculation. -- clearer. there is speculation. -- clearer. there is speculation in the german newspapers. all we know is a man is being questioned in the west of berlin. we cannot confirm any of these details flying around. in the morning i expect we will be able to know more about the man. what we are also learning is in the truck with him wasa also learning is in the truck with him was a passenger who seems like the original driver of the truck, a polish citizen who was possibly transporting steel to berlin. and the boss of this trucking company has spoken on polish television and said even though the truck was connected to the company he does not think that his driver was responsible for the attack or complicit in it. i am sure we will get more details as this develops. thank you. and just to bring viewers up—to—date on t

dozens of city centre post offices were closed today including this one in glasgow, but the vast majorityl christmas eve. the head of the international monetary fund has been convicted over a contentious payment made to business tycoon — but escaped any form of punishment. christine lagarde authorised the award in 2008, but the court decided againstjail or a fine because the money has since been recovered. the justice secretary thejustice secretary liz the justice secretary liz truss thejustice secretary liz truss has ordered an enquiry into a major disturbance which took place on friday at birmingham prison. she confirmed that 380 inmates had been moved from the prison and admitted levels of violence in prisons were too high but said many of the problems were long—standing and would take time to solve. there were chaotic scenes at the northern ireland assembly today, as politicians from most of the main political parties walked out of the chamber as the first minister arlene foster was preparing to make a statement. she's under huge pressure over her involvement in a botched heating sche

claims it is business as usual, the post office claims it is business as usual, while dozens of city centreost—office insists its modernisation plans will go ahead. what we can't do of course is change a strategy which is about improving post office services for customers in an increasingly competitive marketplace, with changing lifestyles. the post office needs to change and is changing. some say that union laws should be tightened to prevent this disruption. government says it keeps these issues under review. our correspondent daniel boettcher is outside the conciliation service acas in central london. what can you tell us about any progress at the dogs? at the moment we don't know whether there has been any progress. there might be strikes on christmas day and boxing day involving some ba cabin crew. just over 2500 are members of the unite union. talk set between united and ba, air, but such welcoming the fight talks are taking place. british airways has put out a statement this morning in which it said it was planning to run a full schedule on christmas day and boxing day despite propos

dozens of city centre post offices were closed today including this one in glasgow, but the vast majorityhristmas eve. john moylan, bbc news. cluster bombs made in the united kingdom were used by saudi forces in yemen earlier this year, according to the defence secretary, sir michael fallon. but he told mps that saudi officials had assured him they would not use the weapons again. cluster bombs are banned by an international treaty because of the risk they pose to civilians. and there are calls for britain to stop selling arms to saudi arabia, because of the scale of casualties in yemen, as fergal keane reports. explosion. it's been going on for nearly two years. with over 7000 civilian deaths. the bombing of infrastructure. and hospitals. amnesty international claimed british—made cluster bombs sold to the saudis in the 1980s, were used last january. today, earlier denials were reversed. saudi investigations showed the weapons had been used. as a result of that investigation, and as a result of our pressure, we have now an undertaking that saudi arabia will not use cluster munitions of t

temperatures falling away, a frost is likely through northern ireland, and scotland, in towns and city centres freezing but perhaps in rural parts as low as minus two to four, not set to last though, the next area of low pressure will move in and bring wet and windy wester, heavy rain through northern ireland, gales or severe gale, maybe storm force in the extreme north—west of scotland, so a wet and windy afternoon, by contrast for many central and eastern areas the cloud should break up and we will see glimpses of sunshine. temperatures fairly uniform at six to eight degree, as we move out of tuesday, into webs, that front pushes steadily south. the isobars still squeeze together, still windy, plenty of frequent squally showers in the far north—west. some heavy with hail, even know, it stays wet and mild to the south, much colder further north. our main story. the orphans of aleppo, they are among 20,000 people who have been rescued from the ruins of their city as the evacuations in syria resume. thousands remain trapped. thousands remain trapped. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's

the post offers claims it is business as usual, while dozens of city centre sites are closed, post—officed. what we can't do of course is change a strategy which is about improving post office services for customers in an increasingly competitive marketplace, with changing lifestyles. the post office needs to change and is changing. some say that union laws should be tightened to prevent this disruption. government says it keeps these issues under review. norman smith is in westminster. downing street said people's lives are being disrupted ina people's lives are being disrupted in a completely unacceptable manner but is there much the government can do? there is a lot of talk and pressure. people can't post the christmas parcels, worried about flights over christmas, now it has been announced that weetabix workers are going on strike. we have had tory mps demanding emergency legislation to curb the strike threats. some senior conservatives say it is all part of a political campaign to damage theresa may. she needs to fight back. the language as you suggest coming from number ten is prett

our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan reports. 3am in worcester city centre, and two menis a daily fear for rough sleepers. they have no shelter, anyone, at any time, could attack. this man was homeless for five years and took to sleeping on london commuter trains after being assaulted. i was in leicester square, got into a discussion with a young man around the fact i was homeless. he became quite aggravated, i would guess, by the fact i was homeless and i was saying, being homeless, everybody‘s an individual and people are homeless for different reasons. and from there he ended up punching me in the face, basically. and it was quite a nasty punch. his experience is fairly common, says today's survey. 30% of rough sleepers say they've been deliberately hit or kicked. 31% say they've had things thrown at them. 7% were actually urinated on. it's notjust the incident itself but it's the impact it has on that individual, on their mental health, on their ability to even ask for help. we found that most homeless people who are rough sleeping actually feel ashamed already, and

there's no incidents reported around girard avenue especially northbound side. 22 minutes out of centre cityan 81-year-old woman, marie buck was shot and killed christmas eve inside this corner store she owned. police are waiting on the district attorney's office to approve the charges. >>> i'm rosemary connors, we'll have another update in 25 minutes. have a good one. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody, welcome to thirsty thursday, december 29. just two days to go in this year. >> look at you, little sex pot. >> look who's talking. i love that dress every time i see it. oops by little mix. you like that, right? >> love those girls. really sweet. >> just a couple days before the biggest night of the year. you got big plans? the parade. >> the rose parade. >> with al. >> yeah, in pasadena. what about you? what do you got planned? >> we always have it right down there in the keys, very laid

nbc 10 was in centre city overnight where about a dozen construction workers braved the frigid conditionst to your forecast with meteorologist bill henley >> brutal conditions this morning and not going to improve a lot during the day. you blame the wind for the cold air arriving and making it feel colder. scattered clouds, a 12-mile-an-hour wind in philadelphia and the wind is increasing in wilmington, looking at windchills in wilmington of 4 degrees, it feels like 3 degrees below zero in coatesville and 6 for philadelphia, and mt. holly. we will see sub shine and just some high clouds, completely dry during the day so the temperature also climb into the upper 20s this afternoon. katy? >> bill, thanks for that. >>> pamela osborne joins us with a check of the roads. what are you watching? >> problems on 95 for most of the morning, this is 95 the southbound lanes right at indiana street there, reports of an accident in the area that's slowing things down quite a bit, average speeds only in the 30s right now. also some delays at septa, the warminister train 13 minutes late, norristown minut

centre city 36 degrees. it's 34 in bustleton in northeast philadelphia.s's check traffic specificcally around the mall, last-minute shoppers, francesca ruscio is watching that. >> specifically for all of you last-minute shoppers and planners for the whole day weekend our route 202 light traffic but we'll be busy as the king much prussia mall, premium outlets for philadelphia. also watching an accident lower moreland at high road and welsh road and we'll be watching. >>> two men on the run after a shooting at a home during a home invasion in philadelphia. police say the men forced their way into an apartment in kensington around midnight. they said that the intruders wounded the woman, shot her and then left without taking anything. >>> eagles fans are rejoicing this morning, this sealed the bird's 24 slchb is the victory over the giants. the win snapped the eagles' five-game losing streak. i'm tracy davidson. we'll have another local update in 25 minutes. stay updated with news and weather with the nbc 10 app. have a great day. >>> we're back now, 8:30 on