three and half months connor has remained in lacey's uterus.protected the baby. >> when they came out and said they had made a positive identification, it was, you are a reporter, but your person and to hear that it really was them, this really happened, it just feels like the whole bottom goes out from under you. >> i remember getting the tip that a female torso had washed up. right away, i call brent and i said brent, did you hear. he said yes. he said it's lacey. we both cried on phone. at that point you're not a journalist, your a friend. that was probably the hardest phone call i had to make. >> i know god has been watching over them since christmas eve and sent her back to us on good friday. now we can bring them home where they belong. lacey and her unborn child did not deserve to die. they certainly did not deserve to be dumped in the bay and sent to a watery grave as if their lives were meaningless but we will seek justice for her and connor and make sure that person responsible for their deaths will be punished. >> a lot of questions

attorney. >> will you support connor lamb for congress?rter: his supporters say lamb is not your typical democratic, he's more moderate and not afraid to take on his own party. he raised eyebrows when he said as democratic leader. ncy pelosi >> congress as a whole has failed to achieve the results people want. it's not a personal thing. but when that happens, it's time for new leadership. >> is that enough to gain points in a district that has not elected a democrat since 2000 despite having an edge nah party registration. paul ber against is one of those democrats here who switched parties during the president election and is now behind saccone. >> people don't want another obstructionist democrat in congress. that would be connor lamb. >> reporter: more voters standing behind saccone. >> i think we need a supporter of trump. rick saccone is a supporter of him. >> reporter: democrats hope the president's popularity has waned here and that could help to pull out a win here. still, democrats say they have an uphill battle. >> who is this gu

"i'm rosemary connors in our nbc 10 studios. clark's exclusive interviews are on the way as he catches up with doug pederson and malcolm jenkins. the highlights from last night's thriller. the linc was absolutely electric at the start, and the crowd saw a good one. right to the fourth quarter. it's fourth and sixth. atlanta is going from inside their own territory and they convert. matt ryan hits julio jones for a massive first down. the falcons driving for the win. no touchdown. ryan goes back to jones one more time. this time the birds defense is up to the task. jalen mills with the biggest play of his career. they are back in the title game-winning 15-10. john clark with mike quick and doug pederson right after the win. >>> all right. we are now standing here with the head coach who is leading his team to the nfc championship game. tell us about that final drive when the falcons are running up

i'm rosemary connors. >> and i'm dray clark at 6:00 on this sunday morning. we are celebrating big time the eagles handling the falcons yesterday at the linc. we are in the myths of a first alert. to krystal klei for a look at how cold and when we can expect a warm-up. >> let's start with how cold it is outside right now. we're at 12 degrees in allentown. 15 in philadelphia. 14 in wilmington. the winds from the north and northwest just continue to pool in that cold arctic air. our temperatures will stay down low today. you can see hour neighborhood seven-day forecast. here is what it feels like outside. 6 below zero in coatesville. 1 for the feels like temp in philly and a big old zero for mt. holly now compared to the actual temperatures. many of us feel 10 to 15 degrees cooler than we truly are. radar and satellite view. a big difference from yesterday. we have now dried out. if there's any slick spots on roadways still from a couple days ago, we had a good bit of rain, those may have iced over. if you're driving early this morning, make sure you're taking

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in jerusalem, connor powell, fox news. >>> 32 crewmembers are missing and now feared dead after an oil tanker collided with a freighter off of china's coast. the collision happened last night in the east china sea. the tanker was bringing oil from iran to south korea. a photo shows the ship on fire. rescue crews say the tanker is leaking oil and there are no signs of life. we are told the crew of that freighter was rescued and all survived. the freighter was transporting crews from the u.s. to china. there was concern about the environmental impacts of the collision. the tanker had nearly 1 million barrels of oil on board. the exxon valdez carried 1,000,000 1/4 barrels when it crashed off alaska in 1989. >>> the malaysian government has approved a new attempt to try to find the wreckage of malaysian airlines five -- flight 370. the plane disappeared four years ago and was headed to beijing when it vanished. there were 227 passengers and 12 crewmembers aboard. a private company based in houston has a search vessel looking for the aircraft in the southern indian ocean. malaysia says the

i'm rosemary connors. >> and i'm dray clark. the good news, the eagles won.he bad news we remain in a first alert because of the bitter cold. to our first alert neighborhood weather and krystal klei to find out how long this cold blast will last. krystal? >> i think it would be 50 below today and no one would care. the eagles won last night and we're in a good mood. the entire area is still under the first alert through 9:00 a.m. this morning. we'll keep it through to hit that morning low point which typically is seven to eight at the latest and then we will see temperatures climb just a smidge but throughout the next few hours single digits. wind chills, biting cold air and winds that really smack you in the face. they hit me as i was walking in the building earlier. stay indoors for the morning hours, you'll be better off. 15 in philadelphia. 12 in coatesville and blue bell. 17 for the temperature in wildwood. those are the actual temperatures. now let's turn over to what it feels like outside. 1 below in philly and wilmington and pottstown. 5 below for the

i'm rosemary connors. >> and i'm dray clark.e are tracking this cold as it blasts us yet again this morning. to our first alert neighborhood weather. meteorologist krystal klei is watching temperatures fall this morning for us. >> dray,

i'm rosemary connors. >> and i'm dray clark. we are tracking this cold as it blasts us yet again this morning. to our first alert neighborhood weather. meteorologist krystal klei is watching temperatures fall this morning for us. >> dray, rosemary, good morning. stay indoors. still under a first alert for dangerous cold across the entire area. this will last through 11:00 a.m. but 11:00 a.m. today. we will come to a close here with those feels like temperatures that are below zero. throughout the morning we're still feeling about 5 to 15 below zero across the region. frostbite can set in as little as 30 minutes. look at the actual temperatures. inching closer to the record of 4. 3 ties the record for cold in wilmington and those are the temperatures that are record breaking. still feeling below zero. 6 below in wilmington and 9 below in atlantic city. mt. pocono feeling 25 below zero this morning. the winds are really dying down as we speak which means the feels like temperatures will be brutal. it is clear. look at the wide pic

i'm rosemary connors. >> and i'm dray clark.-threatening cold continues to grip the region. it's the kind of cold that makes your knees shake. and it's only going to get worse before it gets better. >> that's right. we're under a first alert because of it. take a look at the feels like temperatures. still feeling like 10 below zero in philadelphia. we'll talk about when it finally starts to change to above zero coming up. >> the digout continues down the or t storm dropped a foot of snow angoast. winds will still be whipping today as residents clean up. >> plus, someone is waking up hundreds of millions of dollars richer. we'll show you where the winning mega lotteries ticket was sold. those stories and much more. >> coming up next on "nbc10 news today" at 9:00. trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs water running. (woman screams) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ >>> right now on "nbc10 news today," below zero, that's what it feels like. and the weather

it will pass. >> reporter: reporting from drexel hill, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> the snow is surging toward the jersey shore tonight. a live look at beach avenue in cape may. as you can see, it's dry there right now, but that snow will arrive here very soon. >> and while the shore will get the worst of this storm, philadelphia will get hit as well. this is a live look at center city from our campus camera. let's bring in meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. this snow moving in pretty soon now. >> yeah, you're going to get your dinner plans through fine, and then the morning, that's going to be a problem. we've got a first alert out for the entire area. now, we had a first alert out for this storm yesterday morning before there were any kind of watches or warnings or any kind of other alerting about this storm. we try to give you as much of a head's up as possible. that included philadelphia itself in the first alert. 9:00 p.m. tonight to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow, heavy snow, blowing snow, drifting snow. we don't normally get that. dangerous morning commute as a result of th

i'm rosemary connor. >> and i'm dray clark. nice to be with you on this saturday morning. it's now 5:00 and our first alert continues for this brutal dangerous cold. let's get right to the nbc10 first alert neighborhood. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking the forecast this morning. >> hi, guys. we are still under this first alert for the dangerous cold in place. if you had to step outside yo yesterday, you know you were quickly out and back in because it was just painful that air when it hits you. today, basically a repeat of what we saw yesterday. so the first alert for the entire area going to last all the way through tomorrow morning. i may extend this past 8:00 a.m., but the point is we're showing you through tomorrow morning what you are feeling now is what you are going to get. just ruthless cold air. and that cold air can be dangerous if you are outside for as little as 30 minutes, that's when frostbite can set in. those feels like temperatures below 5 to 25 degrees below zero. this is very, very cold conditions that we are talking about. and it's not going to l

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i'm rosemary connors. >> and i'm dray clark. it's now 8:30 on this saturday morning here. a live picture now of what we were experiencing outside at the lincoln financial field as fans are getting ready for that big playoff game today with the falcons and the eagles. the tailgating we understand touch off some time this morning, but guess what if you're going outside, dress warm because we are going to experience a drastic drop in temperatures. yesterday we had temperatures in the 60s, but the mercury will be about 40 degrees lower by the time the action begins at lincoln financial field this afternoon. fans certainly, again, will need to bundle up. >> layers, that's the keyword here. first alert meteorologist krystal klei is tra us. krystal. >> oh, yeah. and that plunge is already in the process. if you step outside, in fact rosemary stepped outside a moment ago and came back in and said, okay it's cold now. and it is. it's already getting cold. the entire area through tomorrow morning we are looking at those rapidly falling temperatures dropping to below freezing in many

they tend to think of connor fields, rice, sugar. it all existed and were part of the cash crop system. in new england, we never had temperate weather. we did not have great soil. the africans that came to new england, generally, were more involved in the urban trade skills required during that time. in newport, we have primary and secondary records and loves and records showing africans being apprenticed and trained as artisans. s.ny called ship right they were involved in silver making, rum making, seamstress. any of the work that was required in an urban new england seaport community. they were involved. it was not a better or worst circumstance, it was a different circumstance. the economy, climate, the opportunities for training and education were different from what enslaved africans would see in the americans out and was indies. the very fact that newport was at the center of the african trade and a significant number of africans would come to newport, by the middle part of the 18th century, leading up to the american revoluti

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. >> and i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. our first alert continues for the dangerous cold weather. want to make sure you're prepared for it through the weekend. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking the bone chilling temperatures out there. krystal. >> here's how you prepare, just don't step outside at all if possible. because it is ruthless out there. in fact, as we've been saying dangerous for folks if they're out there more than just a few minutes. the entire area under a first alert. this is through sunday at 8:00 a.m. in the morning. we may bump this to a little bit later in the morning, but the point is through tomorrow morning things will be very similar to what we've been dealing with since yesterday. feeling below zero. then as we get later in the day sunday, finally things will start to calm down and very gradually warm up. looking at bitter stinging cold. what i mean by that you step outside, you know what i'm talking about, it hurts your face to step outdoors. feels like temperatures between 25 below and 5 below

i'm sorry. >> i said is the sound study the e-mail from kevin connor? is that the sound study? >> that is about the sound actual study that we have done. >> where is that? >> it should have been provided in your document. >> when did you submit that? >> it was e-mailed today? >> why is it getting e-mailed to us today? why not, like, a few days ago so we can have a chance to -- >> in order to complete the study -- i mean, the person that did the study is here, if you have questions for him, as well. i have the report here, as well. >> i think -- can we see that report? >> it's more of a -- >> can i see that, too, because i don't know if i received that. >> right after that. >> and i printed everything you sent. >> this is not the whole report, this is just the memorandum. >> oh . this is from mr. pauli. this is in the back. >> you've got one. >> kevin connor's is just the timeline of what he has done and what has been recently done. >> okay. so when i'm reading kevin o'connor's on january 10th, he said he turns the music up as loud as he could, but doesn't say how high. how high

nbc10's rosemary connors discussed the latest research with dr. george james. dr. james, a psychologist with the council for relationships, specializes in couples and family therapy. rosemary connors: thanks for being with us, dr. james. george james: thank you, rosemary. rosemary: okay, so it's not arguing, it's not cheating. researchers say the number one reason is actually a lack of commitment. in fact, researchers have found about half of all divorces come from relatively low conflict relationships. explain this for us. george: so, i mean, commitment is a huge part, right? and so, we enter into our marriage, and some people have the thought of like, "this is going to be forever. like i'll--to the day i die, i'm going to be with this person." rosemary: till death do us part. george: right, and they actually believe that, and that's part of their commitment. we see it as a long-term thing. while other people, they see it as, "okay, until a situation happens, or until there's an incident, or until the kids go away to school." and when we talk about commitment, rea

>> saccone faces connor lamb in a special election in the 18th district.he seat vacated by tim murphy, anti-abortion, gop congressman who resigned after it was revealed he allegedly asked a woman he was having an affair with to have an abortion. it spreads across four counties and includes suburban communities. sit primarily white and working class. >> i don't know if you realize it, jason, you're in trump country, brother. trump won this area by 20 points. and i think maybe today he may be more popular than he was when he was elected. >> a loss in so-called trump country could have national repercussions. saccone's opponent, connor lamb, is a 33-year-old retired marine and former u.s. attorney. >> will you support connor lamb for special election. >> lamb is not your typical democrat. he is more moderate and not afraid to take on his own party. he raised eyebrows when he said he would not support nancy pelosi as democratic leader. >> congress as a whole has failed to achieve the results people want. it is not a personal thing, but when that happens, it's

i'm rosemary connors, we're breaking down the battle of the birds. >>> i'm willing to bet neither oflikes the bitter cold. yes, we have rain right now, but this is what's headed our way for tomorrow. dig out your winter gear, do not be deceived. we're in for an arctic blast. i'll break it down in your neighborhood when we come back. >>> the battle of the birds is almost here. which team is the better bet, the eagles or the falcons? >> we're going with the eagles. >> i know. >> what are you talking about? well, we went straight to the source. this is what we're talking about, the zookeepers who know each species' strengths and weaknesses. rosemary connors reports. >> reporter: when you come to the elmwood park zoo, even on a rainy day, the first creatures that greet you are the eagles. they're not the only species of prey here. huddled in the wet weather, these falcons are tough birds. how does a falcon match up to an eagle? >> the eagles have stamina and strength. >> reporter: and focus. you've heard the term eagle eye. >> they can see the furthest. they go up really high, fly above

connor, thank you. eric: back here at home hundreds of children and teenagers celebrating martin luther king junior day. but the commemoration in washington state. it was the youth march took place yesterday and it focused on antipoverty and trying to build a quality this year. you organizers say the goal of the martins to teach children about the importance of working together to fight for a better future in keeping doctor king's dream alive. arthel: very nice. president trump criticizing democrats over doc as congress tries to come up with a more permanent solution to protect the dreamers. can both partners inside the politics to reach a deal with the threat of government shutdown living at the end of this week. it takes a lot of work but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and miner

i'm rosemary connors. >> and i'm dray clark. what a win for the birds. complete coverage of the big win but first we have to talk about the brutal conditions outside this morning. this is a live look at broad street in certain areas of the region. it will feel it is below zero, believe it or not. >> i can't count on a hand how many times we have dealt with the bitter cold. single digit windchill conditions. temperatures themselves are already rough. 12 degrees where we sit in allentown. coming in from the north, goose egg for philly and wilmington and allentown. 1 in trenton. 3 mt. holly. these temperatures are quite rough this morning. they'll remain cold the rest of the day. a pretty clear sky. here's what we're expecting as we trend through the next handful of hours. by 3:00, 28. that's about as high as it goes. look feels like temperature. 18 degrees thanks to the winds. tomorrow is martin luther king jr. day. we'll talk about the forecast and the rest of your workweek coming up. >>> we are following some breaking news this morning. a s.w.a.t. team s

because fox connor was right. i guess the only solution probably is to have people who start asking that question before you get engaged. because if we don't, and if our knowledge and understanding, if it is expediency, political campaign promises or ideology, we will lose and we will fail. but it is a problem. >> to all of you, kosovo or afghanistan -- there are so many people with questions i will do my best here and then david. we will take these next, please. >> thank you for the great talk. african-american chamber of congress. >> i know you well. >> two quick points and then i will ask a question. and there are two examples of maybe push back -- [inaudible] >> perhaps in afghanistan, you can do with the software model a long-term engagement. and operations instead of a we are going to win and beyond 10 days. maybe that was a successful way to do it. thank you. >> i cannot remember the first time. when did we go to afghanistan with jim jones? 2005, 2006? i cannot remember. i've been to afghanistan and pakista

the fact national democrats continue to tout connor lamb as the best candidates in spaced bread theyh reinforcements, poll numbers advertising backing the party. >> is this a blueprint for 2018? >> it certainly is. this is the district donald trump won by 20 points, state senate election in wisconsin yesterday by 17 points and voted for democrats so the eyes of the nation are on the special election, what democrats win this race, certainly they are winning a race in deep red republican territory and that to be an omen for what is to come. >> let's talk about the president meeting at the manufacturing plant. >> steve mnuchin, to highlight already the effects of businesses employees are seeing in the tax reform bill. in the special election democratic candidate, someone who has spoken out about tax reform, spoken in favor of it, going here to a business where you are seeing employees who are seeing benefits of this tax bill. we are seeing a local company in bubba bubba reinvesting in its employees and equipment and growing. >> people who are not, quote, the rich and this country, peopl

cause connor represented germany at the twenty thirteen euro vision song contest with the song gloria having qualified through a national competition. pundits and. fans predicted natalie horler would land in the top ten and the singer went into the competition with the best of intentions. dance of professionally i want to really apply all the professionalism i've gained over the years and do the best job i've ever done that's the plan who knows if it will work up says i but. i i. the grand finale was a disappointment for germany despite a thrilling performance because they ended up in twenty first place one of the worst results of the evening for. this to have a video get out half of the world that the sides hearing who just never know how it will go it didn't work out so well for germany and i think i'm the most disappointed because i put myself on the line and said i'll fight this battle for germany camphor doesn't come for dollars. but instead of licking her wounds or are simply continued her international career you can't keep cascaded down. and natalie horler can create a buzz of

i'm rosemary connors. >> and i'm dray clark. it's 7:00 on this sunday morning and our first alert continues for the record breaking cold. to krystal klei. you're breaking down the low temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood. >> yeah. we are, as you mentioned, still under the first alert for the dangerous cold across the entire region until 11:00 a.m. this morning. that's when i think most areas will finally have tick above that zero mark in terms of feels like temperatures. but as of now we still have feels like conditions between zero and 15 below zero which is why we still have the first alert in effect because frostbite can still set in in as little as 30 minutes when you have these types of conditions. let's talk about the temperatures outside. right now philadelphia 6 degrees. coatesville is at 1. allentown is at 1. and look at vineland, 1 below zero. so aside from mt. pocono we have a south jersey neighborhood that is below the zero mark in terms of our actual temperatures. atlantic city has plunged to zero degrees for t

play a few songs for music straight from the my youngest son connor like germany's most successful singers. only. minutes long w. . it's all about the moments that. it's all about the stories in the song and. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us for a change be inspired by distinctive instagram or yours at g.w. stories new topics each week on instagram. alone a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven now let's a couple of the tie the mediterranean island of malta is currently making headlines it's just been you know.

i'm rosemary connors. on this sunday, plenty to get to, including the eagles.is tracking the forecast in your neighborhood weather. >> i'm so happy to say this is a great game forecast. let's run through what we're expecting. early this morning, getting the quick start on the tailgate, randy already found some people, you will need the big coat this morning. still cold. many are left around freezing. going through the daytime hours, you'll notice more and more clouds spreading in. don't be alarmed. notice i'm saying clouds, not rain. mild temperatures begin this afternoon. we're talking like yesterday. some of us making our way into the 50s. kickoff, upper 40s for temperatures. it should be a dry game. things are looking really good for the eagles and the fans today. here are the temperatures this morning, though. that early start. we're at 28 in bluebell. 30 in wilmington and 33 in philadelphia. wildwood at 28 degrees. radar and satellite, that gray that you see lingering to the west, starting to spread in. that's the cloud coverage. we'll track everything hou

he was a soldier who served his country and rather like the fox connor quote i just gave you, you only go to war if you have to. he was, he really believed in america's power was in, was derived in large measure through restraint and the problem is every time we go off on one of these escapades as you have so artfully articulated for us, we actually lose a little bit more of our power. as a matter of fact, we're more inclined to use our power today at very point where we, perhaps, have never been weaker. during the eisenhower administration all the way up until the reagan administration, we were the world's largest creditor nation. and from the early '90s, we became the world's largest debtor nation. this is an absolute diminishment of our power and our priorities. i don't know what that was about him, but he was really serving a higher cause, and it wasn't, it wasn't about war. it was about serving a higher cause. >> thank you. harlan. and then -- [inaudible conversations] >> i'm going to be very brief. these are great comments. i would just amplify susan. when you think about our gre

good morning, i'm rosemary connors. 8:27 on this sunday.the monumental matchup tonight punches their ticket to the super bowl. first alert meteorologist krystal klei is tracking a winning gameday forecast. krystal? >> tailgaters, 40 the temperature at 9:00 a.m. 49 by 4:00. 50 degrees later today. a mix of clouds and sun to mostly cloudy conditions. we'll stick with the cloudy conditions once we hit kickoff. at 48 degrees, this will be a mild game with light winds. halftime, 44 for your temperature. we'll stay around the low, mid 40s through the end of the game. >>> it's never too early to tailgate on championship day. nbc 10 outside the lincoln in south philadelphia. some of the fans arrived before the sun came up this morning. count on us to have you covered before and after the nfc title game. coverage begins at 10:00 and runs throughout the day. be sure to join us after the game for live reaction and exclusive interviews with players and coaches. coverage here on nbc 10, the official station of the philadelphia eagles. i'm rosemary conno

rosemary connors has the story of challenger, the world's most famous bald eagle. >> reporter: soaringadium, challenger the american bald eagle is in familiar territory in philadelphia. a game day attraction to wow the crowds that will fly high in the playoffs. before saturday's battle of the birds, challenger stopped by the nbc 10 studios with his handlers. a father and daughter team from the non-profit american eagle foundation, which entertains and educates. >> reporter: what's the connection like when you're standing on the 15 yard line and you're making for challenger to make his pass toward you. you've got fans cheering, what's it like? >> it gets your heart pumping a little bit. just the fact you see this symbolic animal flying through the air. it makes me tear up sometimes. >> reporter: 28-year-old challenger knows what the birds are up against. falcons are fast. their speed can't be matched when diving for prey. the falcons may be the fastest animal in the world. the eagles may be the more powerful. they have 1,000 pounds of crushing power per square inch in those talons. >> w

and got a magical you know kind of the say you're going to come out right now there's a guy that connor gang is on the hook with i knew somebody who was an academic you should know churches want. other drivers from can tone in the south to dolly and in the north are also involved. they use they taxis to distribute the cards in villages they suspect might house abducted women and he'll look at you look i'm a. liar. what are the religion you are. leaving your initial there's such a church as a well it that's how well and you model what turned out well. sandia not up on. the cards with the idea of computer scientist shane home. after reading about abduction cases he wanted to help first he launched a website to find them then came the idea of the cuts giving them a way to increase the search radius from them with acid and. intrigue you watching it what was your father at home watching a c c and i gave up a hill and she wanted to that it also should achieve his i.q. although she should not comment on the shot. every day shanghai receives anonymous messages from people who think they've seen

i'm rosemary connors. >> and dray clark. the water started flowing around 4:30 this morning at the 17th street overpass. randy gyllenhaal was the first reporter at the scene. randy, update us on the conditions there now. >> reporter: good news, all the lanes are finally back open after four hours. take a look at the vine street expressway moving once again but you can see water and ice still forming down there especially in the lanes. take it easy. this all happens after a water main tore open an eight-inch main sending cold water onto the highway, streets and sidewalks. penndot crews were working to clear the snow and ice that formed after the water froze over. it was an ice rink for hours on the vine. water from the leak went underground into the underground steam pipes that caused this amazing scene. they say when it gets this cold especially temperatures almost at zero. temperatures are likely to burst and flood. >> when the water temperature drops below a certain point, you see a much higher rate of water main breaks. w

i'm dray clark. >> i'm rosemary connors. for krystal klei and all of us here at nbc10, have a good one, stay warm. see i don't care e y-- you back. final quarter of the regular season, through the eyes of some very key players. how do the eagles get to the number one position in the

kevin connors, john butchccigrb. week 17 of the regular season.t a finish. >> good morning utica. we begin with bengals and ravens. if the ravens win, they're in the playoffs. bills fans are rooting for them to lose so they can get in the playoffs. dalton to boyd. cincinnati leads. 4th and 14 and the ravens are lose losers, out of the playoffs and that means the bills get in, first time in 17 years. panthers and falcons, both teams, major playoff implications on the line. in atlanta, first quarter, matt ryan, devonta freeman. falcons looking for 2018 to be a year of redemption after that awful collapse in the super bowl. they're going to the tournament. fourth quarter, cam newton one of three interceptions in the game. falcons win it 22-10. the panthers also headed to the playoffs. >>> rose bowl and sugar bowl coming your way in a matter of hours. >> got to be some bills fans in utica, right? >> there better be. >> stay warm. >> those two bowls are the big matchups for the college football semifinals. first up, georgia takes on oklahoma in the ros

i'm rosemary connors. >> and i'm dray clark. it's 5:00 now on this saturday morning. and our first alert continues through tonight as temperatures continue to plunge throughout today. nbc10 first alert meteorologist krystal klei is tracking a dramatic drop. good morning, krystal. >> dray, rosemary, good morning. good morning to everyone with us nice and early. we are, we're still under the first alert. it's shifting as to why we're under a first alert. yesterday it was for the constant rain that led to some localized flooding. now as the rain starts to taper we are looking at the entire area through tonight and into the earliest hours of your sunday looking at a big change with our temperatures. rapidly falling temperatures just starting to fall this morning. the problem is we've got all these wet roadways. with a quick fall and very icy air moving in, i think it's possible in our north and west neighborhoods throughout the day as some of the water may start to freeze over. we're also looking by tomorrow morning at single digit feels like temperatures. that's going to

i'm dray clark. >> and i'm rosemary connors. it is 6:30 on this saturday.st alert still in effect through tomorrow morning. that's how long this dangerous big chill will be with us. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking the relentless deep freeze in the neighborhood forecast. krystal. >> yeah, guys. and it's our entire region that's under this first alert through at least 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. although we may extend this. why are we under this first alert for so long? because through tomorrow morning we will just have bitter stinging cold. with feels like temperatures 5 to 25 degrees below zero in the morning hours. frostbite can set in as little as 30 minutes when we have got these kind of conditions. which is why we're calling this dangerous cold. we're not just using words to throw around to be dramatic. this truly is the type of cold that can be fatal if people are outdoors for an extended period of time. look at temperatures out there right now. we're at 6 in allentown, 8 philadelphia and mt. holly as well as vineland. these are actual temperatu

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you do need to know that the democrat nominee's name is connor lamb. >> nancy had a little lamb. >> if play the whole ad it will be even worse, your tv will crack. it was not well done. connor lamb is one of the first congressional candidates saying he's not going to support nancy pelosi. he said he wants to see new leadership. steve mcmahon, will the nancy lamb attack ad work in an election in 2018? >> this is a referendum on the incumbent president, which has the republicans nervous. if his approval rating is not higher than 30%, we're going to be hearing more about it. >> this is the nrcc's attempt to say, can we trot this out one more time? >> and apparently can we do it on a shoe string budget. look, i think the fact that the democratic congressional candidate is distancing himself from pelosi suggests that there is something to the idea that this might work. but in most districts around the country, voters are more concerned about donald trump than nancy pelosi. there are more voters who are polarized about trump than polarized about pelosi. this might work in your redder distric

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kevin connors, john buccigross. happy new year's to you and yours. week 17 of the nfl regular season, what a finish. >> good morning utica. we begin with bengals and ravens. if the ravens win, they're in the playoffs. bills fans are rooting for them to lose so they can get in the playoffs. dalton to tyler boyd. cincinnati leads. late fourth quarter, fourth and 14 and the ravens are losers. they're out of the playoffs, and that means the bills get in, first time in 17 years. panthers and falcons, both teams, major playoff implications on the line. in atlanta, first quarter, matt ryan, devonta freeman. falcons looking for 2018 to be a year of redemption after that awful collapse in the super bowl. they're going to the tournament. fourth quarter, cam newton one of three interceptions in the game. falcons win it 22-10. they clinch the six seed in the nfc. the panthers also headed to the playoffs. >>> rose bowl and sugar bowl coming your way in a matter of hours. >> got to be some bills fans in utica, right? >> there better be. >> stay warm. >> those two

i'm rosemary connors. a few minutes before 9:00.sunshine. it looks beautiful. it is still cold. look at avalon, sea isle city. 21 in wildwood. the wind is blowing. a 7-mile-an-hour breeze in wildwood. it is just enough to make it feel like it is in the teens ri is 9 in philadelphia and 8 in pottstown. we will warm with sunshine into the 30s later on. >> jessica boyington is watching the morning rush. >> same big delays moving through center city on the vine street expressway. westbound backing up to 95. we are also seeing the light at the bottom of the ben franklin bridge. we are seeing big delays and into new jersey moving into philly. watching 95, drive times are moving back down. 31 minutes from the southbound side. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the person who threatened a woman with a knife and forced her to take out hundreds of dollars from an atm. this is a look at the suspect leaving the walmart on roosevelt boulevard. investigators say a short time later, the suspect forced the victim to drive to that atm. >>> we a

denise connor, nbc 10 news. >> federal judge has ordered trump administration to revive part of the program that protects young people who were growth to this country illegally. last year the administration decided to end daca and it allows young people brought to the people illegally to stay if they attend school or have a job. the judge called the president's decision arbitrary and capricious. the white house resprondonded t outrageous. it's all about the american dream. >> we talk about this dream that america usually gives you but now it's a dream that's shattered. >> president trump has said he wants to come up with a solution to daca, but any talk of immigration reform must include a border wall. >> philadelphia wants to become the first no kill still for animals in the state. that means healthy and treatable cats and dogs will not be euthanized. today the city announced a new coalition made up more than a dozen organizations and together they are helping struggling families from giving up their pets. also increasing awareness of adoption and fostering. >> we are getting there. we are