i'm denise nakano live in chester county. with the refreeze fast approaching, drivers are doing what they can to get their cars ready for the morning commute. >> what about the roads? crews are working around the clock to make sure you get the work and school safely. >> neighbors helping neighbors. i'm lauren mayk live in philadelphia where communities are coming together to clear away all this snow. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> we're following two breaking stories tonight from the winter storm to new details about president donald trump's tax returns. nbc 10 news has obtained pages from the president's return. what it says about hisu jwealt had his policy proposals and how the white house is reacting. >>> winter returns with a vengeance. snow, sleet, wind and flooding, we saw it all today. winter is not loosening its grip just yet. i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. anything on your car, sidewalçu it will refreeze. that concern has led to dozens g@(t&háhp &hc% delays tonight. reading and allentown schools.Ñ will

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i'm denise nakano.eartbreak on the main line for the villanova wild cats. the team is back on campus after a stunning loss in the second round of the ncaa tournament. their road to a repeat is over after a nailbiter against wisconsin. keith jones is live in buffalo tonight. the wildcats were the number one seed with hopes of winning back-to-back titles. this has got to be rough. >> when you put it that way, it is definitely rough. the wildcats officially left the city of good neighbors for the city of brotherly love because they are going to need it. a lot of the fans that traveled from the delaware valley, they'll have to sleep on this upset tonight. taking in sights like buffalo city hall shaped like a birthday cake. the icing at niagara falls. water flowing southbound. local nova fans were sprinkled across western new york. but came together to dance until the music suddenly stopped. >> i want to know a few days from now, we'll say what a great season, but it hurts a little bit tonight. >> tom kelly

. >>> welcome to nbc news 10 at 11:00, i'm denice nakano. a northeast philadelphia store owner shoots a man who robbed him. an innocent bystander is caught in the cross fire and neighbors walk away with the cash. aundrea cline-thomas joins us live to walk us through what happened here, aundrea? >> reporter: imagine this -- a man comes into a laundromat with a life. he demands the store owner gives him $2,000. when the coast is clear, police say the store owner grabbed his gun and tried to get his money back. the surveillance video shows the 42-year-old thief wearing what looks like a green jacket running away from the launder center on north 5th street, he drops the thousands of dollars he's stolen while being chased by the store owner, who has a gun. >> i saw one of the guys running with this pack of money. when this guy ran he told him three times "stop, stop, stop." >> reporter: the thief rounds the corner and the owner unleashes five rounds. >> next thing you know i hear boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: two shots hit the thief in the chest

i'm denise nakano. it came down to those final seconds. but villanova just couldn't come back. the loss busted brackets across the country and left nova fans stunned. and we have nbc 10 live team coverage of the wildcats' loss to wisconsin. keith jones is with the team in buffalo and csn's john clark watched the game with fans on campus. we begin tonight with keith. a tough day, keith, for nova. i know you're feeling it. >> reporter: as a graduate of villanova university, these are the worst live shots to do. so you're witnessing my nightmare right now. listen, it was a great game. wisconsin came out to play. they were the better team today. but you know what? i am so proud of my villanova wildcats. i think fans are as well. we handled oufl with class, dignity, and we're a proud bunch. down the hallway and the escalator, through the band, all the local fans who made the long trip. out of the locker room and into the limelight. nova nation was by their side and still bleeding blue and white. >> it's been a long ride. it's been tough. it's really tough. but we're hoping to do it

denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> we'll keep checking back with you and mitch. a live picture from skyforce 10. this is the breaking news we're talking about. it's showing a fire here at a peco substation in nicetown. for the past half hour mitch blacher told us he hasn't seen any firefighters attacking this fire be it with foam or with water, but it's been knocking out power to thousands. the number is just under 30,000 right now. take a look. as we're watching this, finally it appears, what is that, erin, some water? >> not sure if that's water or the chemical foam. kind of looks like water. but not sure. >> denise has been talking about that they want to make sure the power is completely out at this substation before treating it. if you treat an electrical fire with water, that's a recipe for disaster. they tried foam 45 minutes ago. here finally after 2 1/2 hours or so, firefighters trying to knock down these flames. we'll make sure that we get you the very latest on what's happening here. the traffic tie-ups because of those power outages and some street li

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i'm denise nakano. a cool down across the region after days that hit the 70s. nbc 10 here in center city where the jackets were out after a warm day. let's go to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist erica martin. the temperatures are really dropping. >> you know what? this is sobering. today's high temperature in philadelphia was 77 degrees. and we have dropped 32 degrees because right now current temperature in philadelphia, 45 degrees. in trenton, 45 for you. and allentown, 44 degrees. mt. pocono colder at 36. look at the winds. northeasterly and northerlies. why we're getting the colder temperatures and a look at the gradient. see the blues to the northeast and the greens, a sign of slightly warmer air to the southwest and that colder air sliding into place and colder tonight into tomorrow. temperatures below average for this time of the year. now, your out the door forecast while it's dry right now, i am tracking some showers through theover night hours into tomorrow morning morning and 6:00 a.m. seeing scattered showers, temperatures at 46 degrees. around 46 f

i'm denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> we are keeping our eye on the radar for the morning commute. look at this. depending on where you live, you could see rain on your drive to school or to work, so let's bring in first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. we're here for a warm-up, too. >> we'll be getting into the 60s tomorr tomorrow. we also have a lot of rain in pennsylvania here, especially moving to the east. the pennsylvania areas have a much better chance of rain in the morning. in is a pretty large area of rain. most of it is on the light side, but once it starts we could get a few hours of it. 5:00 a.m. through 9:00 a.m. the temperatures kind of mild for this time of the day at this time of the year especially compared to what we saw this weekend. it is wet. these are generally light rain areas that are coming in and nobody is cold enough for any kind of ice or snow. mostly dry, though, with the jersey shore as we go through the morning. that's not going to remain the case the rest of the week. we have two chances of snow over the next several days. more on tha

denise nakano will have more on the allegations. and where the case goes next.ou can read the entire indictment right now on nbc10.com. >>> all right. now at 4:00 sh don't get scammed this tax season. >> that's the message from a local irs agent who was a target himself when he received a phone call. nbc 10's ted greenberg spoke with agents about what to look out for the next time your phone rings. >> reporter: greg ricky says he's gotten numerous threatening phone calls in the past few months from criminals falsely claiming to be irs employees. >> people telling me that i'm going to be locked up. you know it's all scams. >> reporter: a scam call like this. >> filing a lawsuit against you. >> report%Îç that irs criminal investigation special agent robert blant got on his government issued phone. >> anyone can get the call. >> reporter: especially now during tax time. they come from people claiming you owe back taxes and threatening arrest if you don't make an immediate payment by a prepaid debit card, itunes card or wire transfer. things legitimate irs workers n

good evening, i'm denise nakano, if you have been outside you know the dramatic drop in temperature has already started. here's a live look from cape may. hope you got out to enjoy the break from the cold this afternoon because changes are coming that will impact the rest of the weekend plans. first alert memeteorologist tracking a cooldown. >> today temperatures topped out at 77 degrees at philadelphia international, but we're cooler behind a back door cold front that slides from north to south. however, live look outside we're seeing a lot of clouds mid and upper level clouds. no rain showers right now but it looks like we are picking up on rain showers just to the west of us. and temperatures from the most part are pretty much comfortable. we're seeing 62 for philadelphia, wilmington at 68 degrees, allentown 56 for you. we have warmer temperatures for 76, mount holly, 58 and trenton currently at 57 degrees. i want you to notice here. look at the winds. they are coming out of the north and northeast, a sign that we do have colder temperatures on the way. so it the south we can see tho

i'm denise nakano, we'll seal you back here at 11:00. to nbcphiladelphia.c nbcphiladelphia.com. . >>> on this saturday night, where's the proof? the questions many are asking after president trump's explosive claim and former president obama tapped trump tower phones before the election. tonight the extraordinary accusation and the obama response. getting physical the more expensive pat downs being introduced into airport security checks. what travellers could now face when they're asked to step aside. >>> piece by piece a rare look inside the national lab where crime scene evidence is dissected and murders can be solved. >>> and the sweet spot, just why would this 13-year-old bake every day making thousands of cupcakes. "nbc nightly news"

denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> slow progress. crews had to use chemicals at first to put out this fire because it was electrical. >> mitch blacher has been reporting on the fire fighting efforts all evening long. this is a big challenge. >> yeah, it was. when we first started here we showed you all the flames coming out of the building. now we're giving you the perspective of the fire crews that are still huddled around and getting, you know, their organization together so that they can continue to make sure that the hot spots are out. i want to give you a view from skyforce 10 as well. you can see the building where we originally saw all of that thick black smoke coming out is now really settled down as they've extinguished all of the fire that was emerging from this peco substation. i want to show you what skyforce 10 captured when we were first on the scene just about 30, 40 minutes ago as thick black smoke and flames were clearly visible from this peco substation. and from the ground we saw very similar pictures as fire crews

andrea nakano continues our team coverage. >> according to oakland, they had a plan in place and didn't fail, but nfl commissioner roger goodell said the owners weren't comfortable with oakland's plan to privately financial the stadium. >> we're particularly disappointed for the fans of the oakland raiders in oakland. this is something i know will be seen with a great deal of disappointment by them. we understand that and we worked tirelessly and hard as we could to try to find that solution and we just couldn't get that done. >> raiders quarterback derek carr tweeted this afternoon, "oakland, our team loves you and my family and i love you. we will be resill -- resilient and stay together because that's what raiders do." there will building $100 million -- will be $100 million after the raiders leave. >> derek carr such a class act. >> he's a local kid from fresno and had an uncle play for the raiders. >> thank you. >>> ken bastida is heading to las vegas to look at the next steps to build a new stadium. tune in tomorrow for his live reports starting at 5:00. tonight three people are c

. >>> andrea nakano is in tonight and we saw a pretty cool warrior game early, a little pushing, a little shoving. >> felt like the playoffs. coming up next in sports the bears trying to follow the stanford women into the sweet 16. >> and tempers flare as the warriors make a statement in their ,,,,,,,,,, >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. >> kevin durant missed another game with his knee injury, but tonight it was against his old team. he got quite a show, though, from the bench as things got heated on the court. the cupcakes were back in oklahoma city, this time with a crutch for durant's second trip back to okc. even without kd things gote 1st seth curry and christian had to be separated. four players including draymond green were given technicals. after things calmed down klay thompson finds the ball and finds curry who nails the three to end the half, vintage curry. he had seven threes in the game and 3rd quarter thompson hit from deep pushing the lead up to 23. thompson also had seven threes and scored 34 points as the warriors swept the season series from the thun

i'm denise nakano for nbc10 news. >>> police are trying to track down a man they say is exposing himselfudents at the university of delaware. this is the man they're looking for, 62-year-old donald maxwell. a student saw him standing naked and committing a lewd act on campus just after midnight. 20 minutes later, two students reported a similar incident. officers were able to identify maxwell through the car he was driving. >>> spewing giant fountains of lava in the sky. mt. aetna started erupting monday and showed no signs of stopping today. authorities say the lava poses no danger to the small towns along the mountain's slopes. that's a rare sight. >>> the fast moving storm moved quickly through our region. a live look right now at cape may county. nbc10 first alert meteorologist crystal klein joins us now. >> this is another one. thunderstorms were in the forecast today, chances of snow by the end of the week. here's a live look outside philadelphia, you can see this is from philly looking over into new jersey. kind of gray, but it is dry at this point, we are no longer tracking rain

i'm andrea nakano for kpix 5. >>> your play of the day, less than 10 games left in the nba regular season. miami, detroit in a crucial matchup in the eastern conference race the heat trailing by one with timing running out. [ play-by-play ] >> he gets it in, no! >> yes. nice play. miami big man hasan whiteside keeping the ball alive with the extra effort and he got the tip- in to go in as time expired. the win puts the heat 2.5 games up on the pistons and one game up on the bulls for the final play-off spot in the eastern conference and that's the play of the day. >>> women are firing back on twitter after some prominent men made comments they found offensive. we'll share what's trending and why. >> did san jose's city leaders have all the information they needed to warn victims of last month's flood? the agency says they did. ,, gas bills for p-g- &-e customers... and today -- a f officer learns his fate >>> the deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno could result in lower gas bills for some pg&e customers. >> and today, a former bay area police officer learns his fate for bilking a menta

i'm andrea nakano for kpix 5. sinking for years. now-- more trouble is expected today for the developers. >>> time now 6:25. a san francisco luxury high- rise has been slowly sinking for years. now more trouble expected today for the developers. >> the water district is blaming the city of san jose for failing to act during last month's floods. how the mayor is responding. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, illy ell could soon drop - thanks to a multi- million-dollar >>> i didn't hear a word she said. i was looking at the james brown wig. [ laughter ] >> fox news host bill o'reilly starting a social media firestorm after his comments about california representative maxine waters. plus this. >> we have to fix the communication problem. >> san jose's mayor firing back after a scathing attack on the city of san jose about last month's floods. >> but first, your electric bill could soon drop thanks to a multi-million dollar settlement over the deadly pg&e explosion. good morning, it's wednesday, march 29. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. t

reporting live outside the federal building, denise nakano, nbc 10. >>> the d.a.'s office released this statement. the philadelphia district attorney's office does not have any comment at this time. the d.a. is not in the office today because he's spending time with his family. i ask that you respect his privacy and the privacy of the men and women of the office so all of us can continue to do our jobs without the distraction of additional media attention, end quote. well, the nbc 10 investigators, they've been looking into these allegations against the district attorney for months. >> he has not answered our questions. here's mitch blacher this past september. >> reporter: can you talk to us for a second, mr. williams? mr. williams, come on. don't you think you have an obligation to answer some of these questions, sir? i'm just trying to figure out why it is that the chief law enforcement officer in the city did not file a permit to get construction work done on his home. >> randy gyllenhaal continues our live team coverage. a question many folks have right now, h