. >> we turn to matt delucia in storm force 10, matt you're tracking conditions in berks county, show us. >> reporter: right, tracy, storm force 10 to give you a look at what it looks like outside. we're on penn street. a light coating of snow, but it's on the ground right now. i'd say maybe an inch or so. we'll get out the ruler for the next one. you take a look at the roadway. we're at sixth street. you see the cars are going slow. which is a good idea. the loads are a little bit slushy. snow-covered at this point. we have seen a couple of plows within the past half hour. but other than this one car here, we really haven't seen too many people out here in reading. of course, we're going to head out and try to find more of these conditions for you and keep you posted in reading, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> matt, thank you. we have a complete snow coverage guide on the nbc10 app. important contact information for you, along with local city parking garages that are offering discounts for all of that. as well as the latest forecast and updates, head over to the nbc10 app. and jessica b

. >> now to nbc10's matt delucia, he's riding through berks and bucks county. >> yeah, matt is live in berks county. they have over 350 trucks according to charlie metzger. they have salt trucks ready to go. did you happen to see any driving around now? >> reporter: we have, vai and tracy. we're approaching birdsville right now. we did see a few penndot plowing the snow off the roadways. you can see it is somewhat snow-covered. the vehicles are still out here. people are heading to work or school, the ones that are still open, that is. we have seen a light breeze as well. in terms of the wind. the snow is blowing. for the most part, the drivers not having much difficulty here. and we'll be back again shortly. live in snow force matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> here's a live look at the mt. airy neighborhood. our ace photographer is along germantown avenue. the city is under a snow emergency and public and parochial schools are closed today. >> if you haven't moved your car from the streets around philadelphia, someone may have done that four. we have police towing cars since midnight. you

we've heard from nbc10's matt delucia.last hour, he's seen vans moving and the helicopter in the air above the facility. it's happening in building "c" and they have been moving inmates farther away from where the situation is in building "c." where they're still holding two officers, across inmates at last check from the state officials have told us are still in that one building. >> this has been going on for some 20-plus hours now. and you can imagine, nobody really had any sleep throughout the evening. so they may be exhausted. certainly tired, and negotiators are in dealing with those who have taken the two hostages yesterday afternoon. initially, there were four. two were released. yesterday, a couple -- two hours after they were initially taken hostage. >> here's what we know. and it's hard for to us see and it might be hard for to you see at home too. but if you look really closely, our producer just told me in my ear that those are hand cuffed inmates laying on the ground. and officials have been transferring peri

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nbc10's matt delucia is live at the scene. matt, bring us up to speed. what's happening there? >> reporter: all right, tracy. we're in the parking lot where the administration building is just behind me. way back in the distance, you see some of the street lights around that correctional facility. it's way back there where all of this is going on. the latest update about 3 1/2 hours ago. 14 additional inmates were moved from building "c." they were moved out but 82 inmates are still in that building. skyforce 10 shows some of the inmates being let out of that "c" building they james vaughn corrections facility. it began about 18 hours ago. 10:30 yesterday morning, four members of the staff were taken hostage and through family members and a newspaper, made known the treatment. two of those officers were released. one of them had been treated for nonlife-threatening injuries. at one of the news conferences, prison officials would not say if the facility is understaffed. but they do say they would continue filling vacancies here. as you take it to a live look, we're in the parkin

nbc10 matt delucia joins us live. matt, what do you know?ernight, police heard a report of shots being fired. they stopped a car at christian and

live at philly international, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> a woman is in the hospital after a treat pole fell on top of her. it happened yesterday in center city. it happened when a man crashed his car into the wall of a store. the driver was not hurt. the woman is in stable condition. we're looking to find out what led up to this crash. >>> nbc 10 obtained a 911 call in an unsolve homicide case of a 2-year-old from camden county. the call reveals the frantic moments leading up to the toddler's death. nbc 10's drew smith reports. >> 911. what is your emergency? >> reporter: this is how an eight-minute phone call begins from this block in pennsauken in november. camden county released it in response to an open records request. >> he's dying, please, please. >> an energy translator joins the line two minutes in. the caller is a nanny and a 2-year-old who is not her son is throwing up blood. >> he's awake with his eyes half open but getting pale. >> reporter: the camden county prosecutor's office is handling the case. today a spokeswoman told us putting out information early would have

we'll check in with nbc10's matt delucia live at the prison. stay on air and also the app for updates. >>> the vaughn corrections facility is the only prison center in delaware that houses death row inmates. >> 13 inmates currently on death row. there are hundreds of maximum security cells. but lower-level security inmates also stay at this facility. an annual report from 2015 shows the prison was highlighted for its security enhancements. >>> and this morning, president donald trump is back at the white house after making an unannounced visit to delaware to honor a fallen u.s. navy s.e.a.l. the president and his daughter ivanka flew on marine one and landed at dover air force base yesterday afternoon. they spent two hours with the family of williams "ryan" owens. he was killed over the weekend. his parents asked for the service to be private. last night, we also learned civilians killed in the raid may have included children. >>> this comes as president trump is warning iran and lashing out at australia. >> nbc10's pamela osborne joins us live

nbc 10's matt delucia is live at philadelphia international airport following the fallout. matt? >> reporter: in the past couple of hours we've been working to get reaction to that judge's ruling. several airlines have responded including that travel to philadelphia international airport. take a look. qatar airways put this on their website. nationals of the seven affected countries and all refugees seeking admission present valid unexpired u.s. visa or green card will be permitted to travel to the u.s. and will be processed accordingly upon arrival. lufthansa had this to say. all passengers with valid travel documents are currently eligible to board on flights to the u.s.. we'll fully comply with the applicable immigration regulations. here's one from british airways. we always meet our obligations under international immigration agreements. all customers with the correct documentation will be accepted for travel. american afrirlines by the way y they are following guidelines based onto latest information given to them by customs and border protection. that's some of the new det

nbc 10's matt delucia is live at philadelphia international airport this morning to explain what this means for people traveling in and out of the country. matt. >> reporter: the white house says it does plan to file an appeal. the question now, what happens next? that answer isn't entirely clear just yet. that travel ban had been in effect for a week. washington state and minnesota have filed a joint lawsuit claiming that travel ban for immigrants and refugees from seven mostly muslim countries was unlawful. last night a federal judge agreed and according to national reports the government told airlines to start allowing travellers from those countries board planes to the u.s.. the president's order cancelled visas for tens of thousands of travellers so it's unclear if and when they can enter the u.s. we spoke to a retired new jersey superior court judge who tells us this immigration battle could very well end up at the u.s. supreme court. >> this is a major issue. this is a constitutional issue. it has constitutional implications. >> reporter: now following the judge's ruling yester

matt delucia and katy zachry is live along the septa line. we begin with jessica boyington. >> what we're watching for are the major delays like you just mentioned and that's for the market frankford line. they're running 30 to 40 cars short. they normally run with 144 trains. they will continue in that operation this morning and during the morning rush as well between 69th street transportation center and frankford transportation center. they will make all normal stops just with 30 to 40 cars less. that will be overcrowding on platforms and trains. additionally a lot of late trains as well. we're watching for that. not seeing it yet. here's 76 gloucester city. market street. that's what's moving towards the philadelphia area towards right before where you split for the walt whitman bridge and ben franklin bridges. lastly we'll watch this crash out in horsham. tracy, back to you. >> "nbc 10's" matt delucia continues our team coverage. he's live at the frankford transportation center. matt, a structural issue is to blame for these delays. tell

you have to remember where john matt delucia cain is coming from. his base reason for criticizing this president has to do with foreign policy philosophy. senator mccain roots it in this issue, saying this is how authoritarian regimes treat their press and their people. that's not something he wants to see. all this is rooted in a philosophical disagreement with this president. >> you can see chuck totd's exclusive interview with senator john mccain and his exclusive interview with former defense secretary leon panetta plus a discussion with white house chief of staff reince priebus on "meet the press." that comings up in just a few moments at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> it's 10:30 on this sunday. stripping down to the bear essentials for a good cause. we said bare essentials. >>> this dog survived a brutal attack and an 8,000-mime trek to a new life in the u.s. next, hear how a woman from south jersey along with help from generous strangers is giving the injured animal a second chance. you've got a thousand different fabrics to pick from. very

nbc 10's matt delucia is in newark, new castle county, to fill us in on that. matt? >> reporter: rosemary, the polls opened about 90 minutes ago. one of the polling places is mcvay elementary. some say this is different, unusual, but important. >> we have to do what we have to do. >> reporter: even before the polls opened they were waiting in line to cast their ballot it's less than optimal. >> reporter: but the stakes are big. >> we wanted to come and vote. it could be very well that the senate terns to another party which is interesting. >> reporter: the tenth district had been representatived by bethany hall long until she took office last month. >> having one whole party run the entire thing isn't really how our democracy is, you know, so i think that it's very important to have an equalization of the senate. >> reporter: democrat stephanie hansen, republican john marino and libertarian joe lanzendorfer. hundreds of thousands of dollars have poured into the race mostly by democrats even outside of delaware. >> this is a delaware election, not a national election,

for now, we're live in smyrna, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> now, 600 people work in that prison. >> most of them work in the small delaware town. ever since news broke yesterday, family, friends and neighbors and previous employees have converged on the facility, hoping to remain strong that this will end peacefully. >> i feel sorry for the loved ones on the outside that are waiting to learn what's going on inside. >> concerned, naturally, to find out what's going on. >> go to the nbc app to get updates. and we're staying in touch with state officials for any new developments. >>> a new grand jury report reveals sex abuse at school that spans five decades. the report describes, quote, culture of concealment. students who attended the school from the '50s to 2005, being abused by teachers. prosecutors cannot prosecute because all but one of the cases are too old and that person doesn't want to press charges. >>> gerald smith turned himself in yesterday. the 17-year veteran of the force is charged with assault, violating a protection order and other offenses. the police commissioner said s

matt delucia is live in newark to telling this race for a state senate seat. matt, fill us in. >> right, rosemary. this might seem like a smalltime race but it has taken on some national steam. right now they have ten democrats and ten republicans. this would determine control. we're at one of the polling places in newark, mcvay elementary school. what we're focusing on here is the tenth district here in delaware. people are looking at this election as the first big test since president trump took office. democrats have spent a lot of money on this special election trying to ensure a win. here's one of the ads you might have seen. even former president joe biden threw in his support. total spending is expected to top a million dollar. it's been vacant for a little over a month when bethany long hall left to take the position. here are tstephanie hansen, joh marino and joseph dan danzen do lapzen dorfer. >> thanking for that. >>> a rally surrounding the affordable care acted is expected for 12:30. republicans in congress and president trump have promised to repe

matt delucia is live where the vote willing start in a few hours. matt? >> that's right. rosemary. of money was spent to get people to vote on saturday. i'll tell you about it next. >>> we're tracking thunderstorms for your the afternoon. we'll take a look at when they pass. here's a live look outside. dry now but not later today. the details coming up. (coughs) cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. >>> an investigation is on on who killed a woman inside her home. no one has clues on who would want to hurt her. >>> bill cosby's lawyers will be back in court to iron out another issue related to his trial in montgomery county. this time the judge h rule how many previous accusers will be allow odd tell their story in court. >>> we're tracking a line of storms moving in and change our weather for the weekend. we even got the details in just a few moments in the first alert fo

nbc 10's flk matt delucia is at philadelphia international airport. >> reporter: the trump administration says the federal judge who issued that restraining order overreached by second-guessing the president on matters of national security. there is expected to be more back and forth as far as arguments on this case. the justice department has until early tomorrow morning to respond. the acting solicitor general, he argued last night that the president alone has the power to decide who can stay in the u.s. yesterday airports and airlines began complying with a court order that came on friday night that lifted the ban, even if temporarily. president trump vowed ha the court ruling will be overturned. up until then, the travel ban had been in place for a week, and there were celebrations as some people who had been detained made it into the u.s. yesterday. >> it was really frustrating, because i was about to check in. i was in line when he signed the order. >> reporter: flairp says it's back to operating procedures in which properly vetted foreign travelers and refugees are admitted to the

. >> matt delucia live in upper darby. following the aftermath of septa train crash that happened yesterday. market frankford line. just got off the phone with septa. have an update after the break. >>> embellished cry for help. why he lied about what happened when he was carjacked. what's more magical than playing pot of gold... with top prizes of $50,000? the answer's winning... on the spot. oh, yes!! play pot of gold, the new game from the pennsylvania lottery. and you could win... on the spot. keep on scratchin'! >>> trouble this morning at philadelphia international. creating problems for travelers trying to get in and out of philly. >>> lured online. targeting underaged kids. >>> botched landing. new video shows just how close harrison ford's plane came to a passenger jet. >>> good morning, on this wednesday. just about 6:30. nbc 10 today. i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm katy zachry. you were going to say you're katy zachry. i could sense it. we have a lot of get to this morning. first start with meteorologist bill henley f

nbc10 matt delucia joins us live. matt, what do you know? >> reporter: tracy, overnight, police heard a report of shots being fired. they stopped a car at christian and alden streets. a guy got out of the car and there was a pursuit that happened after that. take a look. this is windfield heights. police stopped a car in front of the state police barracks. we were there as two men and a woman were taken into custody. police say after the stop on alden street the pursuit continued to the schuylkill expressway. police put out an apb on the car that was spotted on montgomery and belmont. and then another pursuit on monument road. no one was injured. of course, we're trying to get more details this morning on why the car was stopped in the first place. again, there was that initial report of shots fired in the area. someone had gotten out of that car. four people left in that vehicle. all told, there were five people in custody this morning and being questioned. at southwest detectives. we're trying to gather more information and i'll pass it al

. >>> matt delucia live at the wells fargo center. clowning around on a friday morning. look at these guys. greatest show on earth. making final stop in philadelphia. give you a live look coming up after the break. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. final fare we'well to the great show on earth. >>> matt delucia getting an inside look at the show. performers giving you a sneak peak of the action. >> reporter: having fun at the wells fargo center this morning. here we are. moved into the center ring. look at these clouns. one time i can call people clowns and get away with it. trying to run me over right now. barnum & bailey circumstances on the final tour and stopping here in philadelphia. had first show last night. just saw a clip of that. going to be running shows through monday. the theme of this is out of this world. so they've got little spaceships and things of that sort that are out here right now. and we have a clown down. the circumstances organizers announced last month after 146

live in frankford, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> matt, thank you. now a good time to download nbc 10 app, send you alerts and updates in the afternoon as septa deals with problems on the rails. >> 4:04 and 41 outside. breaking news from overnight. a two-year-old girl is found safe following an amber alert. columbia county police said a stranger took her from her home and drove off. police found the car abandoned and the abductor still on the loose. >>> happening today a secret service agent working at the white house do on trial for trying to lure underaged girl for sex in delaware and florida. he's accused of texting photos as well as child pornography. they arrested him in 2015 after they say he texted an undercover detective posing as one of the teens. >>> in harrisburg a state senate committee plans to vote on ab abortion bill. it would ban abortion after 20 weeks except in cases of emergency. current law bans abortions after 24 weeks. the governor says he'll veto the bill if it reaches his desk. >>> a ceremony of life for former delaware govern

nbc 10 matt delucia joins us live from the cemetery. matt, strong reaction from the community this morning. tell us more. >> reporter: right, vai, what happened this weekend has people searching for justice. some say they're sickened by what happened this weekend at the mount caramel cemetery. dozens of head stones were toppled. some were broken. last night a gathering. a vigil to denounce the vandalism of the head stones here at the cemetery. flech police say the incident happened after dark on saturday night. threats across you wish for a minutes across the nation already had lowball communities here on high alert, but rabbis say if this hate isn't stopped, they fear for the group that might be next. people who came out to vigil says vandalism brings back painful memories, especially of t the. >> reminder of how many people are out to do harm. >> another gathering scheduled for this afternoon at 2:15. lutheran seminary on germantown avenue. leaders expected to come together to denounce actions. meantime, police are searching for whoeve

nbc 10's matt delucia is follow it for us. matt?reporter: and, rosemary, polling is already under way here at mcvay elementary school. it's a big day. it may decide the balance of power in the delaware state senate. right now there are ten democrats and ten republicans. they're looking at this as the first big test. they're trying to ensure a win. here's one of the ads you might have seen recently. even former joe biden through in his support. this is the race for the 10th district seat. democrat stephanie hansen, republican john marino and libertarian joe lanzen dorfer. they have had control since 2008 and thedom carats have held the senate since the early '70s. polls are expected to open. the tenth district including middletown, glasgow, and parts of newark. there are about 35,000 registered voters in this district but there are a ht of spots that is getting a bit of national attention as well. again, those polls open in just about 30 minutes from now. live from newark, matt due lee shah, c 10 news. >> thanks a lot, matt. >>> we'r

matt delucia joins us live in the breaking news center. growing reaction this morning. tell us more. >> this comes right after national security adviser resigned over contact with russia's ambassador. that happened after the election. this is a new accusation that several people within trump's campaign had contact with russian intelligence officials well before the election. "new york times" came out with this last night, the paper cites four current and former u.s. officials who say that individuals who is trump's presidential campaign had repeated contact with russians. officials would not say what was discussed on the calls or how many or trump's advisers were involved. former campaign chairman paul m manafort was named as one of them. denied having any conversations. lindsey graham had this to say following the resignation of general flynn before this new report came out. >> it's okay for an administration to talk to foreign dpofts during the transition. i think it breaks tradition. i don't think it's a crime, but the one thing you want to know is the truth. >> loca

matt delucia live. many in the community are outraged at what appears to be a anti-semitic act. others are rallying around the cemetery. >> reporter: what happened this weekend has people searching for justice. sickened by what happened behind this bench over the weekend. dozens of head stones toppled and some broken. last night a gathering. a vigil to denounce the vandalism of the head stones here at the jewish cemetery. philadelphia police say the incident happened after dark saturday night. facilities across the nation had local communities here on high alert. this is a stop they fear for the group that may be next. people who came to the vigil say the vandalism brings back painful memories of the holocau holocaust. another gathering scheduled foor today at 21:50. that will be happening in afternoon. leader are expected to come together and denounce these actions. meantime police are searching for whoever is responsible. we'll have more on the investigation coming up when i see you again at 5:00. now live. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> members of the jewish community are cal

. >> nbc 10 matt matt delucia live in upper darby. impact it could have on morning commute. >> normally this spot is fairly quiet at this time of day. not right now. take a look behind me. quite a bit of activity at the 69th street transportation center. some of the septa workers have been here all day and night trying to figure out what caused the trains to crash into each other yesterday morning. might be able to see the large dent in one train car right there. take a look at video from yesterday. different angles of this. even with all this activity, septa says service will be running pretty much like it normally does, just with a few cars less than they normally have. this was a slow moving crash yesterday morning around 8:00 in the morning, but it was enough to injure four people. one train operator was critically injured and the impact also knocked a third train out of the service. trains were not in service at the time. didn't have any passengers, but it did have an effect on traffic and service in the area for a good part of t

matt delucia. nbc 10 news. >>> exclusive video of a car crash in center city. suv slammed into another car at 1 at 13th and vine street this morning. then the driver got out and ran away. officers arrested him several blocks away. two passengers also ran away. police still looking for them. two people in the car that was hit are in the hospital listed in stable condition. >> president trump supreme court pick heads to capitol hill today to begin meetings with lawmakers. appeals court judge neil gorsuch was nominated last night. >> joins us live in digital operation center closer look at nominee and other issues president is tackling today. >> now that gorsuch has officially been nominated. approval process will begin. expected to be an uphill battle though. democrats have vowed to challenge the nominee which they view as a stolen seat. that's because last year senate republicans refused to consider president obama's pick. they blocked u.s. circuit court judge garland from ever getting a seat. has a history of representing big corporate clients which has democra

nbc 10's matt delucia is live at philadelphia international airport to tell us what's next. matt? >> reporter: the decision last night is creating hope among those who had their via sas cancelled but right now it's unclear if and when those travellers and refugees will be allowed to re-enter the u.s. what happened last night was a temporary restraining order. the judge essentially stopped the president's executive order. president trump's order, it banned travellers from seven predominantly muslim countries and suspended the u.s. refugee program. washington state and minnesota filed a joint lawsuit claiming that the travel ban was against the law but according to national reports the government told airlines to start allowing travellers from those countries to board planes to the u.s. the white house is already fighting back issuing this statement last night quote the department of justice intends to file an emergency stay of this outrageous order and defend the executive order of the president which we believe is lawful and appropriate. the white house later reissued the statemen

matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> matt, thank you. this vandalism comes as we're seeing a recent wave of anti-semitic crimes and threats across the country. >> more than 10 jewish community centers evacuated last week due to bomb threats. last weekend, 180 gravestones were toppled. some broken at jewish cemetery outside st. louis. the community is pledging their support to philadelphia counter parts. >>> happening today, president trump will meet with the nation's governors in washington to discuss a range of issues at the white house last night the president toasted the governors at an annual ball in their honor. pennsylvania's tom wolf, chris christie and tom carney were all there. president trump joked perhaps health care would come up at meeting later today. >>> tomorrow, president trump will make first major speech to congress in prime time where he will lay out agenda for country. nbc 10 will be in washington for that address. look for her live report starting tomorrow morning right here on nbc 10. >>> people are still assessing

"nbc 10's" matt delucia continues our team coverage at the frankford transportation center with more of the issues that sparked it all. matt? >> reporter: right. tracy, the trains are running. i heard one go by me at the frankford transportation center. the trains that are running today have been inspected but the issue as jessica mentioned is that we're going to be about 30 to 40 cars short during those peak travel times and that could mean crowded cars. over the weekend they were servicing a market frankford line car when a crack was found in a structural beam. that led to the steps of pulling more of the cars from service and inspecting all of them. septa officials say this problem is different from the cracks that were found this past summer on the silver line regional rail train. let's talk about the impact on travel for a moment. septa says more people take the market frankford line than any other septa service. this does have, of course, a big impact. weekday ridership is more than 187,000. normally during peak times these trains run every four minutes. the cars that were used

matt delucia lye on scene in vineland. what's happening right now. >>> there's dwiebt of ♪ ♪ and flames here. step out of the way and give you a look at what the firefighters are dealing with now. ladders up here. still spraying water from the sky. focusing on the backside of this building. you might also be able to see, look at the parking lot, cars in this parking lot. this hotel was occupied at the time. people were inside. they were sleeping. one told us he woke up to the sound of police banging on his door. take a look at video from a little while ago. still see more flames coming from the roof. this is the ra ma da in. two-story hotel here along landis avenue. just off route 55 in vineland. several fire trucks here. firefighters still putting water on the building. no word on any injuries. did speak with hotel guests who said several officers were going door to door. evacuating everyone inside. he told us he did not hear any alarms at the time. we are waiting to get more information from the firefighters. fire chief

we begin with nbc10's matt delucia with details about what's going on now, matt? >> reporter: tracy and vai, we're about 19 hours into this hostage standoff. what i can tell you, it's a little dark from our vantage point and we're a little far away. i'm going to show you a map of where we are down at the administration building. you can see the entire complex of the vaughn corrections facility where that building "c" is. and that's where all of the attention is focused at this hour. so, again, it is a little ways from where we are, but we have seen some activity just within the past few hours. take a look at some video, a little closer from the vantage point, but still quite a ways away. you also see light information the air. could have been a helicopter or perhaps some other equipment that they were using to try to aid in this search and to try to get these two officers rescued and out of that facility. but again, a lot is going on. a lot that we don't know at this point. they're being very mum about many of the details. just in case the folks inside that prison

matt delucia, back to you. >>> 14 minutes before 5:00 a.m.ot a problem on the new jersey turnpike. exit 4. >> we sure do. jessica boyington is watching it. >>> there's a crash actually involving a tractor trailer. in mount laurel township. on the southbound side. southbound traffic we're going to see some delays here. explain exactly where it is to you. somewhere in between exit 73 and on mount laurel road the overpass the tractor trailer hit the top of the overpass. debris all over the road. people take on the the hospital there as well. injuries reported on the scene. around exit 4 which is route 73 they do have the roetd closed. which means there's traffic stuck on the new jersey turnpike right now about a mile backup being reported already behind the scene so getting off around the exit before then definitely would be beneficial. around exit 5. avoid the new jersey turnpike all together. take 295. get you by the scene rights now. of course keep eyes on this for you as soon as lanes become open. there's going to be a cleanup. might be quit

nbc 10 matt delucia is live. tell us about this abduction. >> reporter: this whole thing was witnessed by undercover police officer last night. after one suspect was captured he was identified by the undercover officer and victim. last night got a tip there was about to be an abduction in the shopping center in kensington. officers saw two men get out of a jeep and forced a 25-year-old woman into the back seat of her own car. chased for about four blocks. the men then ran off through the neighborhood. >> cops were right there checking that out. >> i was scared. i was lining get back in here. i didn't know if he was going to run. that close. >> reporter: victim was not injured. shaken up as you might imagine. have one suspect in custody. searching for others. three, four people who were in the jeep at the time. investigators are also trying to figure out why this woman was targeted in the first place. live at special victims in hunting park. matt delucia nbc 10 news. >>> former commissioner expected to be arraigne

matt delucia joins us live from the scene. attackers still on the loose.hat are police telling you this morning. >>> police are investigating this. i did speak with the victim's brother not long ago. about 45 minutes ago. said his brother is in bad shape. let me walk you through what happened. this is the garage. two men went inside. had masks and a gun. the gentleman was working on a car at the time, he was attacked. the man was grabbed and

nbc 10's matt delucia is live at philly international and has new details about a local family trying to get back here. matt? >> rosemary, the decision this morning basically allows people with valid visas to continue coming to the u.s. some of the folks will be the assali family. we just got this photo within the last 30 minutes or so. it shows the family making their way to the united states. you might remember this family tried to get here to philadelphia international a week ago. they were turned away and told to go back to syria. there were protests here in the arrivals hall as a result of that. now folks like them, their families and others are very happy about this decision, but others are also angry about it. reunions like this one happening at airports across the country. families waiting for loved ones left hanging in the balance. >> it was really frustrated. i was in line when he signed the order. >> the president's executive order had been in effect for a week until a federal judge put a temporary stop to it friday night. since then, airports like philly international have

matt delucia, nbc 10. >>> about a quarter to five this tuesday morning.ake you state by state and county by county for a look at some of the stories across our area. >> in cumberland county. civil rights leaders demanding a police shooting case be turned over to new jersey's attorney general. authorities confirm an officer shot a man last friday, but haven't given any details in the investigation. because of new state guidelines, the state is required to make a public announcement at some point about the findings in this case. >> in chester county, two police departments that merged last month will get financial aide. the state will give the new southern chester county regional police $44,000 to help with startup expenses. the police forces in new garden and west grove make up the new department. delaware county will be the end of the line for a new propane and natural gas pipeline. will run more than 300 miles from washington county to the refinery in marcus hook. provide four times the capacity of existing pipeline. >>> in mont comery county, septa will

matt delucia following the damage reports. check with him in about 15 minutes. >>> a group in philadelphia now helping people who might be detained in a new waive of immigration raids. >> began training people in what to do in ice agent show up to take someone into custody. nbc 10 at the saint thomas catholic church in point breeze. exercises including texting or calling neighbors to go directly to a person's home. >> they can't leave to find sanctuary in a gocongregation. we're bringing it to them. >> i'm not going to personally be gorted, but it's my responsibility to be there for others. >> sanctuary cities like philadelphia do not provide information to federal authorities to deport or prosecute undocumented immigrants. ice issued this statement, ice regularly conducts targeted enforcement operations during which additional resources and person personnel are dedicated. conducted the same level of professionalism and respect that ice officers exhibit every day. how about this story, stray dog revged on the other side of the

we have matt delucia live at one of the stops and you can see that there isn't many delays behind himt. so we'll update you on all of this. i'll be back in ten minutes. tracy? >>> summer is months away but there are things you can do right now to save money before it gets here. >>> up next, a summer activity parents can sign up for now. also, getting what you paid for. an nbc 10 viewer says she bought a gift card but the business closed leaving her stuck with worthless paper. up next, nbc 10 responds is on the case with advice if this happens to you. >>> we continue to monitor breaking developments for septa riders, the market frankford l between 30 to 40 cars short after crews found cracks in the beams of two cars during a weekend inspection. they took several dozen cars out of service to check for safety. septa is adding shuttle buses and warning riders trains will be extremely crowded during the peak commute hours. >>> and now to nbc 10 responds. a high-end restaurant hit the low point and goes out of business and now some diners say they were sold gift cards just weeks before the

matt delucia is at philadelphia international airport. >> reporter: the federal judge who issued the administration, according to the trump administration, over reemed. the ninth circuit court of appeals didn't buy that argument, at least not at the moment. there is expected to be more back and forth as far as arguments on the case. the justice department has until early tomorrow morning to respond. the acting solicitor general argued that the president alone has the power to decide who can stay in the u.s. yesterday airports and airlines began complying with a court order that came on friday night that lifted the ban even if temporarily. president trump vowed the court ruling will be overturned. the travel ban had been in place for a week. some people who had been detained made it into the u.s. >> it's really frustrated. i was about to check in when he signed the order. >> the airport welcomes the return of operating procedures in which properly vetted foreign travellers and refugees are admitted into the united states. a syrian family denied entry here at philadelphia international

matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> good time to download the app. we'll send you realtime updates as septa deals with these problems on the rails. >>> we have new details about this deadly crash over the weekend. an off duty bridgeton police officer who also serves as the board of education vice president was critically injured. 35-year-old jeffrey boardly and his two young children were hurt when their car was hit on clayton road. police say the driver has hit them was trying to avoid a stopped vehicle and drove into on coming traffic. >>> friends and family went to know who killed a popular community organizer. >> someone shot and killed 65-year-old win freddie harris, known an winnie. she was acting executive director for uc green, a city program that plants trees in philadelphia. >>> south jeers y a street near waterfront will get a new name in honor of the local pastor. jasper street will be renamed after michael doyle after monsignor doyle. >>> this morning we have exclusive new pictures of work being done on delaware river connector bridge. t

nbc 10 matt delucia at the scene this morning for us.heck in with him throughout the morning. >>> 4:45 right now. let's take you state by state and county by county for a look at stories from across our area. >> montgomery county burglar who histories the roofs of closed businesses and repels inside has struck again. latest crime happened a week ago at a montgomery township grocery store and meat business. police think the same burglar is behind three other suburban break ins. group of lawmakers in delaware is proposing a new law to stop sexual services as massage parlors. say it's a form of human trafficking. call for random state inspections and arrest of owners of parlor who is offer sexual services. >>> and police in south jersey need help identifying a man who stole from a church. they say the man hid inside a room of saint joan of arch church last monday night. a few hours later went through several offices taking gift cards as well as gift cards. cab dropped him off near the airport. >>> forget plans to renovate the state house in

matt delucia is heading to berks county, tim furlong is driving to delaware. bill henley is tracking the conditions where you live. he joins us with the most accurate forecast in town. bill. >> 33 degrees, it's not going to last very long. and that snow that's in cammingback, that's going to be sweeping down across the area as well. but as katy zachry mentioned, in westchester, it's just rain at this hour. the wind will be picking up and shifting. we have an easterly wind that's drawing in moisture and bringing in warm air often the ocean. that's keeping it for now. westchester right on the edge. it felt like it's going to start snowing, and indeed, it won't be long before you start to see that snow. the snow will have a tough time, at least, accommodating, box the ground is still quite warm, but that is going to be changing. as the temperatures cool down, the ground will be cooling down as well. here's the hour-by-hour forecast. this is 5:00 this morning. you see the snow just edging into philadelphia. at that time, all of chester county will be looking at sn

. >> as we check in with matt delucia, trues are preparing for the rain because it could coat the roadsnd more. matt? >> the wind just picked up a little in the past few minutes and i just got off of the phone with opinipenn dot. and conditions are not looking too bad right now. it is just wet at this moment. we have puddles, but it's not freezing, and their trucks have equipment that can tense the ground temperature, and in the area, it is about 32 or 33 degrees. it's really not at the point where it is freezing on contact. we saw trucks out here not long ago. at the moment it is just rain. we are expecting for it to change over to freezing rain which means it freezes on contact on your windshield and the roads. they were concerned so they hadded salt trucks out. so they're making sure if it changes over and the road gets slick, they have the salt at the ready. they're really only having trouble in monroe county. we'll be following this for you live in allen town. >> thank you for that, we will be updating the forecast throughout the morning. >> new this morning, investigators are tryi

nbc10's matt delucia is live on the scene with new information. tt, tell us what you know. >> reporter: tracy, we've been on the phone with police all morning. so far, the three men involved in this have not been cooperating. let me walk you through wlapsd. we're on an alleyway. 2700 block here. part of investigation is inside the house, part of investigation is in the alley. those three people are in the hospital this morning but police don't know what the motive was for the shooting. two people were sleeping on the second floor of the home. they were woken up when gunshots were fired at them. both men were shot in the leg. they were rushed to einstein and expected to survive. and then police found another man walking along this alleyway. he was bleeding and carrying a plastic chair. police are treating him as a suspect as he's being treated at einstein. we were talking to police surrounding this case this morning. >> we don't know if this is some type of home invasion or what the motive is. we didn't find any forced entry to the property. we only

nbc 10 matt delucia live for us. e believe this is all part of robbery spree from same crew of thieves. >> reporter: looking for two men in connection with those

nbc 10 matt delucia live at the scene where police are looking for clues to what happened. >> reporter: well, police are hoping that the surveillance camera might be able to provide some clues. i'm get to that. let me walk you through wapd. this is the house where it all unfolded. friday night a man inside this garage working and then he was attacked by two men who came inside. police say the 50-year-old man was grabbed and taken to upstairs bedroom. bound with electrical tape and a rag was stuffed in his mouth. the two men beat and pistol whipped him and ran off. then the men left him there. yesterday around 4:00 the victim's brother got worried and came over. found his brother, untied him, took him to the hospital. police tell us he has injuries to face, arm, legs chls also found an air gun with blood on it inside the home. this all happened friday night. the guy was in here for two and a half days. take another live look at the home. police have left the area. this is at bristol and nelson street. there are surveillance cameras in the home. i spoke with the brother earlier this morn

matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> new overnight.g in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. see the damage at kensington. driver was take on the the hospital. police took him into custody. police are searching for an attacker who stabbed two people in camden major night. officers searched the scene just before midnight. working to find out the conditions oaf those victims. >> a man is critically hurt and in the hospital. philadelphia police look for the driver who slammed into him and took off. surveillance video shows the momenting leading up to hit and run. investigator say the impact sent him flying 50 feet. medics found him unconscious with broken bones and head injuries. >>> happening today prison reform activists call on transmission to look into the deadly standoff in smyrna new castle county. release details of the letter sent to justice department. chairman said he's hoping federal authorities uncover what led to hostage situation at the vaughn correction center earlier this month. lieutenant steven floyd died during the s

matt delucia outside the barracks with more on how floyd is being remembered and the rescue that brought the ordeal to an end. >>> the vigil will be held at smyrna complex. as to what was going on in the prison at the time and what led up tow that deadly standoff. sky force 10 was over the prison yesterday morning showing you the aftermath. the demands from inmates included access to water and food at that time. police did get inside, they rescued add female staff member. other hostage in there was sergeant steven floyd. 46-year-old corrections officer is being accredited with saving lives. >> sergeant floyd was a great man. even in his last moments, as the inmates attempted to take over the building, sergeant floyd told couple of the lieutenants to get out of the building, that it wias a trap. >> back live you can see the flags flying at half staff here at the delaware state police barracks in newark. as for the prison, 120 inmates in there at the time in the building. at the moment, all of them are considered suspects. coming up at 6:30. question about staffing. was there enough in the

matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> matt said, we have much more reaction to this vandalism and updates on the investigation. get continuing coverage now on nbc 10 app. >>> little girl is recovering after being attacked by a dog in her neighborhood. seven-year-old was walking with her aunt when a dog got lose and chased them down the street. now according to the animal care and controlling team of philadelphia, the dog followed themd in the home and bit the child. she had to be hospitalized. said it's trying to get custody of the dog. the judge needs to weigh in. >> community came together this weekend to remember the victim of one of philadelphia's most well noun unsolved murders. one that happened six decades ago. small memorial service held. february of 1957 a boy's body was found naked stuffed instead bas net box. his body was bruised and beaten. he became known as the child in the box. believe he was four or five years old when he was killed. never learned the child's name or found the killer. >> nay know nothing about it. they finally took dna after a number of years. >> none of the