i was unioned by harry harrison, jacqueline london, and other nbc 10 staff. the peacock came too. rience that inspired a familiar face. >> it's all about a love girl named summer winters and she loves the weather. >> reporter: brittney shipp was experienced by her experience attending the festival in past years and returned, this time as an author, of her first book, "the meteorologist in me." >> what i want each young person to know is where you have a dream in your heart, if you study hard, if you practice and put your mind to it, you will probably accomplish that dream. >> aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> first alert weather and a blustery, cold saturday. we found crowded slopes today at blue mountain in the poconos. there were skiers of all ages enjoying a ride down the mountain. let's get the most accurate neighborhood forecast with nbc 10 first alert meteorologist, erika martin. >> congratulations to brittney shipp, first of all. 28 for you in coatesville, wilmington, and philadelphia currently at 39 degrees. trenton at 30. and mt. holly currently at 28 degrees. we have

we're taking and talking slow and steady for fast results tomorrow morning at 6:15 on nbc 10 news todaymerica saves week, part of the nationwide campaign week to build wealth and encourage people to take small steps and think big. we have the president of credit counselling center in bucks county. joan, we welcome you. thank you for coming. you help people focus on several saving strategies this week. the first, save automatically. what do you mean by that? >> what i mean is you get a paycheck, hopefully you get a a paycheck, and if it's automatically deposited into a bank, the easiest thing is to take a chunk of that and put it into savings before you decide how to spend it. the idea of pay yourself first. >> yeah. a lot of people have 401k plans always do that. save at tax time. this might be difficult for people who owe uncle sam a lot of money. >> right. i guess the question about the tax return is if you're getting a tax return, can you save that entire check? you need to review that during the year to see if you're going to owe uncle sam money, and if you get a a large tax return,

we're just two and a half months away from the blue cross broad street run. today nbc 10e was there as people laced up for the beginner's mile. today new runners got together on walnut street and hit the pavement. group leaders answered questions for runners who never participated before. nbc 10 and telemundo 62 will broadcast the entire 10-mile race from start to finish on sunday, may 7th. a new exhibit in philadelphia is highlighting a dark part of our nation's history. next on nbc 10 news, we'll take you inside the uprooted exhibit and special anniversary its commemorating. >> denise, coming up in just a bit. i have your most accurate forecast, we're going to talk about this nice southerly flow south westerly flow as well bringing us all of that warm air. could we see -- >>> at the jersey shore today the lower township police department remembered an officer killed in the line of duty more than 20 years ago today. david douglas senior was killed after a gun battle with a suspect 23 years ago today in north cape may. flags were flying at half staff at township hall a

air campaign to take out isis targets in syria and iraq. nbc'sans nichols has more from aboard the u.s. aircraft carrier in the mediterranean. >> hitting isis by day -- and night. f-18s, shooting off the deck of the "george h.w. bush" into the dark with targets in syria and iraq. on thursday, there were more than 20 carrier strikes against isis, the most since the "bush" arrived in the med two weeks ago. that means more night flights. at sunrise, preparation on the flight deck. the new carrier strikes happening as president trump is expecting fresh war plans for the isis fight from the pentagon. with additional ground troops and more air power likely to be presented. from the flight deck, the air war looks to be accelerating already. with plenty of open sky ahead. >> we have probably a 50 to 60% more capacity to launch strikes if we're asked to do that. >> we also see evidence of what can complicate the mission. a russian ship shadowing the american carrier. >> the one furthest in the distance is the russian destroyer. it's been with us for about

tonight, california suffering from a deluge and a drought at the same time. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> still ahead tonight, danger in the skies -- close calls involving airliners and unmanned drones, with several incidents in just the last two weeks. >>> also, the spectacular show expected tonight. three good reasons why you might want to look up. >>> tonight nbc news has learned of a series of recent close calls in the nation's skies between unmanned drones and passenger planes. some of them carrying hundreds of passengers. at least four serious incidents in just the past two weeks. and experts continue to warn about the risk of a drone taking out a cockpit window or even an engine. we get more from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: the most serious incident occurred just yesterday. 4:35 p.m. at washington-dulles. just as an air france boeing 777 was coming in for a landing, a drone suddenly buzzed the cockpit. >> we have a drone at about 100 feet. >> you said it was off your right side or left side. >> left side, just above my head. >> reporter: the tower then i

10 vice president of news and two others. nbc10 and telemundo 62 are proud sponsors of the event. the 25th annual african-american children's book fair is saturday from 1:00 to 4:00 at the community college in philadelphia. and it's free. >>> nbc 10 continues to follow our big story out of delaware, a deadly prison standoff. nbc 10's jim rosenfield is live in smyrna, jim? >> negotiators worked for hours to try and are bring the hostage situation to a peaceful end. coming up next at 4:00, we'll take a listen to the call between the negotiator and one of the suspects. and a former hostage negotiator will join us live to break down the process in these tense situation. >>> yeah, that cold blast is definitely coming. it's going to feel like the teens over much of the weekend. i'm tracking the drop in temperatures for your neighborhood in your most accurate weather forecast. >>> coming up all knnew at 5:00 pennsylvania is america's dumping ground. is the cash worth the cost? >> if waste is being imported for profit, we need to ask the

and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. >>> nbceaking news. >> sergeant floyd was with the department for 16 years was pronounced dead. >> we continue to follow breaking news this morning. one correction officer is dead and another prison employee rescued following a near lly full-day hostage long standoff. >> the prison is still operating under emergency procedures. >>> good morning, i'm via sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. this is where it happened james vaughn correctional center in delaware. recapping what we know, it was shortly after 5:00 a.m. and delaware state police breached building c and breached a reinforced doorway and were able to rescue one female hostage. we now learned that she was a counselor. the remaining hostage, sergeant steven floyd was found unresponsive and pronounced dead just before 5:30. officials now say building c issed. our team coverage of this story continues. nbc 10 katy zachry is live at the prissen and we begin with tim furlong. he's live at state police headquarters. tim? >> i don't want to step

everyone should learn cpr, and businesses should have automatic defibrillators on hand. tom costello, nbcews, washington. >>> we are back in a moment with some terrifying moments on the road caught on camera. >>> back now with that surprise announcement from elon musk and spacex. launching a mission beyond the moon. they're taking some paying customers for the ride. the question is, would you want to go? here's nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: spacex, a private rocket company, going where no man or woman has gone before. into deep space. with two paying passengers next year. spacex owner billionaire elon musk announcing he's already taken two substantial deposits for a week-long mission to the moon and back. spacex's dragon capsule will circle the moon like the apollo 11 crew 47 years ago. but these passengers, who will be trained and called astronauts, will not land as neil armstrong did. >> that's one small step for man, one big leap for mankind. >> reporter: tonight the names of the two astronaut passengers, their genders, and how much they're paying, remains a secret. but a hint from

and good evening. we start tonight with an nbc news exclusive about russia and the possible future of edward snowden. the fugitive ex-nsa contractor who was granted refuge in russia after exposing secrets, some of america's most sensitive surveillance programs. two senior government officials telling nbc news that russian officials are discussing the idea of turning snowden over to the u.s. but what would russia expect in return for a man seen by some here as a traitor and others, a hero? here's senior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden. >> tonight, nbc news has learned that the russian government is considering offering fugitive edward snowden as a gift to president trump. this, according to a senior official, who has analyzed a series of highly sensitive intelligence reports detailing russian conversations and deliberations. a second source in the intelligence community confirms the intelligence and notes it has been received since the inauguration. the sources say russia has been formulating various employs to curry favor with the new president. during the campaign, mr. trump made it clea

nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here is jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> coming up on nbc 10 at 6:00 the snow is over, in comes a bitter blast. >> dangerous cold and gusting winds. >> they're still gusting over 40 miles per hour in parts of area. it could feel like near zero. temperatures where you live is going to be low. but we've got a warm up over the weekend. in my first alert neighborhood forecast. >>> plus, could philadelphia's cigarette tax be costing the city's schools? a new plan from a city councilman who could have the tax coming down. >>> a case of animal cruelty would have been worse if it weren't for a cumberland county man. the good samaritan tells his rescue story all new at 6:00. >>> right now at 6:00, dangerous cold. after the biggest snowfall of the season, some neighborhoods are cleaning up snow. >> it's a pain in the butt. >> everyone is dealing with freezing temperatures tonight and strong winds. >> it hurts my ears. >> making it feel like single digits in your neighborhood. >>> good evening i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. winds have been

good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema.ta is pulling 30 to 40 train cars because of cracks that were found in support beams. leaders with septa say expect extremely crowded trains and platforms. we have every angle of the story covered. we'll have the live update coming up in minutes. first,

they're calling for an independent investigation into the standoff and the events that followed. stay with the nbc 10 app for any updates on this deadly prison takeover. we have the full news conferences from police and also a photo gallery of the entire ordeal. i'll be back live here at the prison tonight at 11:00. for now, let's send it back to the nbc 10 studios and erin coleman. >>> we'll see you tonight at 11:00. on to new video of bystanders rushing to rescue a driver whose car caught fire. nbc 10 at greenwood and west avenues 2:00 this afternoon. the driver went down an embankment and the car burst into the flames. the driver is in the hospital and is okay. >>> atlantic city's board walk will be bigger when you visit this summer. the walkway is undergoing a major expansion project years in the making. nbc 10 jersey shore reporter ted greenburg tells us when you'll be able to set foot on a brand-new stretch of board. >> reporter: in a resort where uncertainty looms large. greg houk says he's sure success is building, just feet from his atlantic city home. >> i think it's spectacular. >> repo

and at least 25 civilians were also killed, including nine children under the age of 13. a pentagon official told nbc news today they do not dispute these numbers. meanwhile, the pentagon already has at least three investigations into the raid under way. >> i think we need to understand why this mission, why now, what happened, and what the actual output was. >> a defense department official pushed back this afternoon claiming that there was "a significant amount of intelligence collected." all of this happening as the administration is looking at its counterterrorism policies. the pentagon submitting its isis strategy review today. >> cynthia mcfadden, thank you. >>> nbc news confirmed there has been another wave of bomb threats at jewish community centers and schools in 11 states, triggering evacuations of children. also another despicable act of vandalism at a cemetery. nbc's anne thompson has details. >> reporter: more anxious moments at jewish community centers and day schools evacuating today. >> it was scary for everybody. it's a horrible situation what's going on these days. >> reporter: the

police say two men kidnapped a woman at gunpoint and led them on a chase. nbc 10 matt delucia live outside special victims with a story. police were there to watch this unfold. watch what happened. >>> man was positively iechd, but the officers and victim. here's a back story on what happened. just after 8:00 last night. jurnd cover narcotics officers got a tip there was about to be an abduction in a shopping center along the avenue in kensington. officers then saw two men get out of jeep and force the 25-year-old woman at gunpoint into the back seat of her own car. officers chased that car for about four blocks where it lost control on the 2600 block of emery in port richmond then the men ran off through the neighborhood. here's one of those neighbors. >> i was scared. he pushed me at the gate. i was scared. i thoeld the cop, i said i'm scared. i told him to check my house. >> reporter: victim was shaken up, but not shird. still have that one suspect. looking for three other people possibly four who were in that jeep at the time. they did find discarded cell p

and afterward join me again for live coverage from washington on nbc 10 news. for now let's send it back to philadelphia and erin and jacqueline. >> jim, thanks for that. we'll check back in with you in about ten minutes or so. turning to our weather. it was a great day to work outside. we found these window washers high in the sky today in center city. but we're tracking some changes. the threat for severe weather is heading our way. >> yeah, erin, it is a threat and part of the reason is the warmth that is coming in. these flags illustrate that. when they're blowing that bay, we got cold air. this way warm air coming in. southwest wind. and this first area of rain is not the severe weather, but it obviously is rain and it obviously is getting closer to the philadelphia area. so this is round one. take the umbrellas with you if you're headed out for the evening. then we've got other issues. we got record warmth coming in tomorrow. many places in the 70s. severe thunderstorms during the afternoon and several windy days ahead in the forecast here. it's 65 in phil

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10 news. >> you can track all the weather changes and check out videos of tonight's storm damage all on the nbc 10 app. >>> back to the turning giroux. they score. >> the flyers make it a game against the penguins tonight but the orange and black cannot pull off the win as they play outside in pittsburgh. you watched all the action live here on nbc 10 and we're bringing you team coverage to wrap up all the ice action. we start with keith jones. he joins us live from near the ice at heinz field tonight. keith? >> reporter: flyers fans are keeping their heads up, a football stadium. an unreal atmosphere here. i will take a step out of here and show you the snowflakes coming down. yesterday philadelphia fans were met with 78-degree temperatures today. a whole different story, wind chills in the upper 20s. it was a sellout. more than 67 people watched the pens win, unfortunately, 4-2. take a look at the concourse. a lot of black and yellow. one woman didn't have a great opinion of pittsburgh fans and another guy who grew up here but his roots go with the fly guys. >> pittsburgh sucks. the city has

then 37 by thursday. >> incredible. >> huge drop there. >> up and down an here we go. >> roller coaster ride. >> that's nbc now. for erika and danny all of us here, we'll see you tonight at 11:00. nbc "nightly news" is next. for updates any time, head to nbc10.com. >>> on this saturday night, immigration war. new protests nationwide over president trump's order now temporarily blocked by a federal judge. the president calls the move ridiculous, says it will be overturned. while affected travelers seize the opening and make it here on a highly emotional day. >>> view from china. how they see us in the age of america first. a rare inside look at how china crafts its message about donald trump and sees itself as a new land of opportunity. >>> laptop danger. the frightening scenes at a home in california as a computer repeatedly explodes and catches fire. >>> and raise a glass to the country's first official beer historian. we catch up with her on the job

for krystal klei and all of us here at nbc 10, have a good one. nd this is open house. this week, we're all about luxury waterfront living. we're taking you from an elegant estate in the hamptons to a contemporary estate in laguna beach. but first, a modern magic city masterpiece on biscayne bay. catalina echavarria: the stairs are a true sculpture. a work of art. and it elevates you gradually to the house above. [music playing] welcome to open house. today, i'm coming to you from a regal residence on new york's upper east side. everything in this landmarked pre-war has been updated for today's living. the home features 10 a 1/2-foot ceilings throughout, which makes the open entertaining spaces even more impressive and inviting. cozy up to the wood-burning fireplace,

nbc 10 and telemundo 62 were proud sponsors. nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas has the story. >> reporter: the drummers set the mood and a free book was given to hundreds of children as soon as they walked into the community college of philadelphia. for 25 years, the african-american children's book festival has celebrated african-american authors, illustrators and characters. >> i wanted to write books that my kids might want to read and might gain knowledge from, and also books i wish had been around when i was a child. >> the event was started by event simbati. >> i see boys trying to find a book with an image that reflects themselves. i see little girls who are walking along and say, that book is going to empower me. >> that's what nbc 10 wanted to share, by sponsoring a reading circle for another year. i was joined by brandon hudson, vai sikahema, hairy hairston, andrea cruz, jacqueline london and other nbc staff. the peacock came, too, an experience that inspired a familiar face. >> it's all about a girl named summer winters an

several states. >> it is so cold in fact it's causing dangerous conditions on the sidewalk and the roads. nbc's blake mccoy shows us how people are cleaning up and digging out right now. >> this morning, the northeast is digging out after the biggest snowfall of the season. 50 million people impacted by the fast mi the new york city thursday, snow fell at the rate of 3 inches per hour. in virginia, a trucker died after az semi was swept off the chesapeake bay bridge tunnel. in connecticut -- >> whoa. that was thundersnow. a rare burst of thundersnow. >> this is something else. >> reporter: and in boston, blizzard conditions made roads tough to navigate. >> it's pretty bad, coming down quick. can't seen even see the lines and people are driving fast, don't know where to go. >> reporter: boston's train system was able to run through the night. >> we'll apply anti-icing fluid that allows subway trains to continue to run through the tough weather. >> reporter: with the morning commute now here, some will be trading wheels for sleds. schools are closed for a second day in a row today, welcome news t

good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. septa is pulling 30 to 40 train cars because of cracks that were found in support beams. leaders with septa say expect extremely crowded trains and platforms. we have every angle of the story covered. we'll have the live update coming up in minutes. first, let's start with meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> vai, pretty nice way to start the week with mild temperatures in the 30s and 40s right now when typically on the 6th of february we'd be in the 20s. 41 right now in philadelphia. 39 degrees in the suburbs. new jersey's at 40 and 38 degrees in the lehigh valley. you'll see sunshine in the lehigh valley to warm things up. 36 degrees. that's at 9:00. by 11:00. 38 degrees. warmest temperatures headed to delaware. 35 degrees. 50 the high temperature. nothing but sunshine for delaware, lehigh valley of new jersey and the shore. 45 degrees with mostly sunny skies at the shore. go through the forecast hour by hour and show you how quickly the temperatures will rebound today. >> now back t

and in syria, u.s. officials tell nbc news the trump administration wants to deny iran a stronghold. sources in the administration and the military tell me there is a deep antagonism toward iran in president trump's inner circle. some in fact say general flynn and defense secretary mattis are eager to confront iran. and want that to be clear right from the start. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. >>> now to the curious tale of the tape. the defense department was forced to retract a video today that earlier they had been touting as a piece of valuable intelligence that had been seized in the raid in yemen that left an american navy s.e.a.l. dead. it turns out the video isn't new at all. our pentagon correspondent hans nichols has details. >> military officials spending another day answering questions about intelligence on sunday's raid in yemen. so confident of the raid's importance, the military releasing what it thought were incriminating videos captured in the operation. calling them detailed do it yourself lessons in

this morning he shot at houses and then he shot at police. nbcay area's cheryl hurd is at the scene in oakland where police still have the area blocked off. cheryl. >> reporter: well, raj, its ate been 14 hours and oakland on police are just now opening up the street. the man at the center of this investigation is dead tonight, and the woman whose home was shot up tells me tonight that she is lucky to be alive. >> i screamed immediately to him get down, get down, get down, jesse is shooting. >> reporter: words andrea brown told her six-year-old son when she says her neighbor, jesse enjaian started shooting through her house. >> that is my house, it has the garage door, the front door and many things were painted. >> reporter: some of the pictures crude and obscene. she seais he moved into his grandparents' home on las vegas avenue. his grandparents treated her like family and he was cordial. >> he's always been cool and aloof. >> reporter: she says she was aware of his past. we confirmed that the university of michigan police investigated enjaian

yesterday involving ford and his single engine husbandry and an american airlines passenger plane in orange county, california. aviation sources tell nbc news ford has been cleared to land on the short runway at john wayne airport, runway 2-0 left but instead he lined up and landed on the parallel taxi way, c or charlie, where planes taxi before takeoff. in the process he flew right over the top of an american airlines 737 that was holding at the end of the taxi way before preparing for departure. it was loaded with 110 passengers and six crew members for a flight to dallas. unclear if anybody on board knew what happened. once on the ground mr. ford radioed air traffic control, was that airliner meant to be underneath me? the controller told ford he hadn't landed on the runway, instead you landed on taxi way c, to which ford replied, i landed on c. landing on a taxi way is a clear faa violation. the question is, was ford distracted? >> unfortunately, we have seen this sort of thing before where somebody mistakenly identifies a taxi way for a runway. in this case the runway he was to land on was very narrow. >> reporter: it was just two

10 vice president of news and to others. nbc 10 and telemundo are proud sponsors are the event. 25th annual african-american book fair is saturday from 1-4 at the community of college in philadelphia and it is a free event. >>> undergoing a major expansion project and what it could mean for you next trip to shore. >> also coming up at six, online shopping warning. this local sports fan says the expensive jersey he bought on the internet was a fake. now nbc 10 responds is helping him and you avoid problem websites. >>> when you visit atlantic city this summer, you'll see a bigger boa boardwalk. >>> cut off from the main board walk near the casinos for years. reconnection is scheduled for this summer. neighbors are excited. >> truly going to reviolatize this area. >> it's not the same boardwalk. it's a little different. i think i'm going to like that about it. >> federal government is funding most of the project that includes a protective sea wall. >>> friday of super bowl weekend. parking lot is filled already. that means it's wi

but he and his brand of free speech are not going away. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead, the former teen idol revealing his battle with dementia and the factors and steps you need to know to reduce your own risk. >>> also, the fifth grader who's going viral after she called for backup on her math homework. >>> we're back now with a reaction pouring in after the devastating diagnosis revealed by former teen idol david cassidy going public saying he's battling dementia. a condition that affects 1 in 11 americans over 65. those numbers expected to grow as baby boomers get older. it's a diagnosis with a lot of people asking what can they do to prevent it. here is nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: '70s poster boy david cassidy, the new face of dementia. at 66, revealing his diagnosis saying, i was in denial but part of me knew this was coming. cassidy says his grandfather and mother both suffered from democrat dementia. the star revealed his diagnosis one day after tmz posted video showing him struggling to remember lyrics and falling off th

nbc and john clark will host live schedule. take it outside. des flyers captain. starts saturday at seven. followed by flies versus penguins. >> quite a lineup. including john clark and keith jones. it will be fun. >>> now for more stories we're following for you today at six. >>> no missing child. police say the man who told them a child was taken in a carja carjacking made the whole thing up. >>> targets police, officers in north philadelphia okay after someone pointed a gun at them and fired. >> high angled arrest. police rush to north jersey park. they had to arrest a guy they were looking for before taking him into hcustody. >> >>> lets get right to meteorologist bill henley. most accurate forecast. not a cloud to be found. other than thin clouds starting to move into new jersey. shore is going to be a bit cooler today. winds coming in off the ocean. 35 degrees right now in philadelphia. suburbs now down to 25 degrees and still falling. 28 degrees in the lehigh valley while it's above freezing in delaware. we will see some breaks of sunshin

when did it get there and how? nbc 10 has been digging through the inspections records. >> mitch blocker has been uncovering new information on what may have caused the failure. >> reporter: it's the crack creating havoc for drivers locally and a possible safety concern nationwide. >> have you ever seen this type of weld fail? >> no. i personally have not. >> reporter: the pennsylvania turnpike's chief engineer is talking about a plug weld which was used in the 1950's and 60's. they're not just on the delaware river turnpike bring but from bridges from that era across the country. escne e they are waiting for analysis to see how serious the issue might be. >> we think that's part of the answer but only part of it. we think there are external forces. >> reporter: those forceini ince wind cold and weight. the nbc 10 investigators went to harrisburg to dig through the bridge's most recent inspections. 2010, 2012 and 2014, inspectors found cracks, corrosion and broken welds. new jersey and pennsylvania spent more than $10

and informational. the more you know on nbc. lauren: hi, i'm lauren thompson, and heart of a champion starts right now. today, see how wide receiver vincent jackson is supporting america's armed forces and their families. vincent: this is a big military town. everything is about being hands-on, talking to military families, military personnel, getting direct feedback, and trying to put that to use. lauren: then, golfer justin rose opens up about an emotional tribute to his father. justin: the relationship we had, the bond we had, all unbelievable. when i look back at it, i'm grateful for what i was able to achieve in that short period of time to give him peace of mind. lauren: and later, we head across the pond with mary carillo for a fascinating history lesson on olympic curling. mary: every rock thrown during the winter games begins its backswing here on the lonely island of

you can find the right link the link right now on nbc 10. app and also at nbc10.com. igh in on the nbc 10 facebook page. >>> meanwhile a man is pulled from a burning car. what we're learning about the moments two off-duty officers risked their lives to safe a trapped driver. all new at six, cell phone bill savings. the change you can make today that will cut your monthly cost and put more cash in your pocket. >>> this happened yesterday on route 40 in atlantic city. witnesses say the suv then caught fire with the driver trapped inside the suv. two off duty police officers and other drivers managed to pull him to safety. then put out the flames. >>> heroic measures. this is one of those instances that you really can't practice. right. it just happens and instincts take over. >> two other people were injured. police cited the suv driver for reckless driving. >>> starting today, gymnasts will compete in philadelphia to raise awareness for breast cancer. pink invitational runs through sunday at the convention center. money raised from this meet will go towards the care of

military mission in yemen that left the navy seal and father of three dead. nbc'slusive investigation says a new and much different account of the mission is emerging and it challenges the trump administration's claim that it was a success in gathering intel. multiple officials tell nbc news that that raid yielded no intelligence of value, at least not yet. now, the father of the fallen seal who was in that secret raid last month says he has some questions for the president, including why the administration decided to move forward with the mission so early in president trump's presidency. plans for the raid started during the obama administration, but the trump white house decided to launch just five days in. >> a new administration, i think naturally is going to be spring loaded to the move out and demonstrate something. we've seen that in the political realm. it's not surprising that we saw it in the military realm. >> in that raid, at least 25 civilians were killed and that includes nine children. the pentagon already has at least three investigations into the r

build up this country for. >> reporter: reporting from hunting park, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> and this just in, from nbc's pa pet pet peter alexander, a senior administration official says the white house is focused on defending the order on its merits, likely before a federal district court. >>> this tanker truck crash is still tying up traffic in bucks county, some 20 hours after it happened. the northbound lanes of route 611 in warrington won't open until 6:00 tonight. they've been closed since last night. crews are still working to clean up a fuel spill. >>> septa is working to give you a smoother ride during your monday morning commute. septa says more trains are back in service on sunday. septa announced cracks were found on 60 cars and took a number of cars off the tracks. >>> that created a serious slow down on septa's busiest line. right now septa has a total of 21 six car trains in service. making trips every five to six minutes during peak hours with more room septa won't be using buses to get people around on the market frankfurt l anymore. >>> local lawmakers trying t

and be free. for migrants, that means waiting here at the border as long as it takes. tammy leitner, nbc. >>> and coming up, a new effort documented in a new film to crack down on the exploitation of children. >>> a new documentary opened in select cities called "i am jane doe." the film shines a bright light on how young women are being sold online and the legal fight against one particular website. the film follows several families. nicole's daughter left home at 15. >> trying to wrap my head around how you take a child that was a soccer star, a violinist and 36 hours later she's being sold on a website. >> reporter: and emmae's mom had used the website backpage.com to buy and sell couches and tvs and then found her missing 13-year-old daughter for sale. >> it was the third link from the top. it had stars and hearts, and it said young and new. i clicked it, and there was the pictures of my daughter. >> reporter: she had been trafficked for sex for nine months. >> it's happening in every city and every town across america. that blew me away. i had not a clue. >> reporter: after a two-ye

and 31 on friday. so again we're live outside the nbc 10 studios in bala cynwyd. conditions are not terribly cool and we're talking warmer as we move into tomorrow. we'll talk more on your snow chances coming up in a bit. >> be prepared for the next two days of big weather changes with the nbc 10 app. download it now to get severe weather alerts and the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood right on your smartphone. >>> to this now. new details about the kobe bryant merchandise stolen from lower merion high school. we have our photos of those thieves. hard to make out anything specific about the one. he's in the two pictures on the left. but the guy in the two pictures the on the right is wearing a brooklyn nets pom pom hat and gray michael jordan sweat pants. the two broke into the gym sunday night. they took several items from a trophy case including kobe's framed replica jersey, some autographed sneakers and the school's 1996 state championship trophy. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf is pushing to create more jobs and increase the minimum wage. >> erin

we start with the killing in kansas and nbc's morgan rad ford. >> reporter: in kansas, a community in shock. >> hate has no purpose, it serves no purpose. >> police say 51-year-old adam purn continue opened fire in a bar killing one and wounding another. what the fbi is viewing as a possible hate crime. >> our role is work jointly with local law enforcement to determine if an individual's civil rights were violated. >> reporter: both victims were born in india and working for garmin. he yelled get out of my country before being escorted out of the bar and then returning with a gun. >> i've got two down with gunshot wounds to the chest. >> 24-year-old chased the shooter and was shot in the hand and chest. he did what anyone should have done. >> about his ethnicity. we're all humans. >> it was too late for one. leaves behind a grieving wife. >> what they're going to do to stop this hate crime. >> this is the latest in a series of suspected crimes targeting religious or ethnic minorities. on friday, a mosque was set on fire outside of tampa which authorities are also i investigating as a

he's a man of tremendous talent and tremendous experience. >> reporter: a senior administration official tells nbc news the president chose lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster because he's both a warrior and a defense intellectual. at 54 years old, mcmaster is highly decorated, having served in both iraq wars and in afghanistan. also hailed for his military book "dereliction of duty" about officers who refused to tell president johnson at the time he was wrong about vietnam. now mcmaster is in a position of having to weigh if and when to speak out to the president and while some in foreign policy circles question his national security expertise, the announcement was largely received with bipartisan support. >> i don't know if h.r. ever sleeps at night. >> reporter: the former u.s. ambassador to iraq, ryan crocker, praised mcmaster's leadership over an elite counterinsurgency team in 2007. >> he was precise, he was focused, and gave us just what we needed to develop a plan that actually worked for the next two years. >> reporter: lieutenant general mcmaster beat out three other candidates who the pres

let's end this. >>> tonight the flyers and penguins face off right leer on n nbc 10. re looking at them plays here. the temperature hit 70 trees. krystal klei tells us that the weather will cool down and there is a chan of rain. "let's take it outside" with john clark and keith right here on nbc 10. >>> the philadelphia fb hockey rivalry will also be a food fight. aramark has created a special menu featurie ining dueling fry stack. breaded chicken, smoked gouda, bacon, and onions on top of french fries. on the right, steel city pot roast fry stack. fries stacked with pot roast, gravy, and cheese. >>> these young singers are gearing up for a big performance today at the johnson house in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood. members of the boy's choir, pa girlss choir rehearsed e ed tod "the good rise up." >>> it's decision day and nbc 10's matt due lee shah is live at a polling place in newark. hi, matt. >> hi, rosemary. it's not tuesday. it's saturday. it's a special election in parts of delaware. we'll explain why so much money and attention is being focused on this

the website, a recent article -- it's on their joint interview with three of the network news cbs, nbc, and abc, they've combined together for a joint interview about views in of what at the do and news and information they deliver to their viewers. again, if you go to the variety you can read that for yourself. montana. good morning to you. you're on our independent line. ahead. caller: good morning. what i would like to say about the general flynn issue about removed from office is that he tlebutt did lie to the vice president. he did lie to trump. couple of other people. and he kept this. he went through the confirmation. through.t now, when it did come out and did not tell the truth, they so they did the right thing. they said you embarrassed us. go.e letting you they're tired of having the kind overextends that itself. they're there to do a job for the people. what they're going to do for the people. and they're going to do it in a fashion.nt now when i say transparent, the with s everywhere everything he does. and he's showing the people it done that way. is it easy? no. is he doing i

and more. find it on nbc 10 app. locations closest to your family. >> you mow who has a great smile and wearing red today? >> jessica boyington and she can get you to work. how about that. >> all you have to do is pay attention. we're all wearing red today. look great as a team like that. good morning, everyone. we are watching area bridges. right knew watching 26th street around penn avenue. what's behind that is the platt bridge. no big problems or delays. oftentimes accidents at the base of the bridge. no problems or delays. everything moving along just fine. check in with route 73. just before the bridge. toll plaza right back in here. no openings at least scheduled for this moment or at least in the next half our or so. so you'll be good. rest of the bridges okay. ben franklin clear. no scheduled openings there either. remember the bridge closure connecting new jersey turnpike and pa turnpike. still closed for those structural repairs. that's going the effect your morning commute until further notice. >>> 6:17. l

the fake news media failing new york time and nbc and abc and cnn is not my enemy, it is the enemy of the american people. the reaction be of the sunday talk shows of journalist and columnist that he said we are going to shut down the first amendment, he couldn't have been more specific and many of them argued over language and symantices. your reaction? >> get out the smelling salts. because these delicate souls can't stand even the mildest criticism from folks who see right through them. and the fact that it is the commander and chief who has the guts and the spine to call them out, is making them more unhinged than i have seen in the last quarter century than i have been in this business. i say more power to president trump because he is voicing the majority opinion of so many americans who are sick tired television. it is not only fake new and lies of omission and commission over the last eight years, this goes back decades and the reason why he pointed out new york times, the fish wrap of roertd. and has not apologized to this day for walter sho. and people are tuning out. >> lou

with a blood alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit, and nbc is working the very latest on his story. >> reporter: a frightening and chaotic scene in new orleans last night when a pickup truck plowed into a crowd attending a mardi gras parade. >> when i heard the impact over here, i seen the truck hitting people on the ground, coming through the crowd. >> reporter: 21 in the hospital, three remaining hospitalized overnight, including a female police officer. no one was killed. the crash is the result of a suspected drunk driver identified as 25-year-old neilson, he stroke other vehicles and veered into the crowd before crashing his truck. he faces several charges related to causing serious injuries with the crash happened as large crowds were desenning for the many parades leading up to fat tuesday celebration. >> we were just with friends, oh, first it was a terrorist thing, like, you know, but it's not. something stupid, you know, it's a shame. >> reporter: meanwhile, city and state officials praise quick action of first responders and public who helped in all the confusio

back in a moment on the update with the storm moving in and the morning commute. stay with >>> nbcspond, solving consumer problems and recovering over $500,000. >> i contacted nbc and two days later the check was in the mail. >> we respond to every call, every e-mail. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> okay. back to our microclimate weather alert. live look at the golden gate bridge. dry now but not for long. we are talking about widespread rain across bay area counties. >> that's right. what you are seeing by 4:00 a.m. we have heavy rain developing across the north bay. this pushes down to the peninsula and east bay by 5:00 a.m. down to the south bay at 7:00 in the morning with heavier rainfall. this will move out fast though. by 11:00 in the morning the worst is gone. we get another storm on friday. then this weekend some areas of scattered showers. >> that's a quick punch. speaking of traffic in the morning, our meteorologist kari hall and mike will have weather and traffic updates. live coverage begins at 4:30 a.m. >> don't forget your umbrella tomorrow. you will need it. see yo

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well, tomorrow wergs will kick off on the online lottery for the ticket, and open up the nbc washington app and search olympics lottery. >>> the rise in the trump cabinet is historic and controversial. >> we are break down the choice of the president's secretary of education, and what it could mean for parents and students in our area. >> and am mia and i are going over the numbers for the snowfall, and the biggerer issue, the colder temperatures. >> yes, in a couple of minutes, we will talk about how big of a temperature honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. >>> now at 4:30, believe it or not, but it is a storm team 4 weather alert day, and things are about to change fast as in plummet ing from the 70s to snowshowers and all of that is just the beginning, and