we're talking about this great new partnership between the boys and girls clubs of america and nbc comcast. you've seen the difference that internet essentials can make all over the country in your travels, not just with young people but with their entire families. >> absolutely. i have. and the comcast essentials program just so everybody remembers, is the largest low-cost broadband program of any cable company in this country. and if your children are eligible for the free or reduced lunch program you're able to get comcast cable for $9.99 a month. we also make available a low-cost computer. you can buy a computer for less than $150. and then we've got free digital literacy training in community based centers all over this country in all 39 markets plus the district of columbia. we're very proud of that, because we are taking that digital learning to the community. we have over 350,000 families that have signed up now. this is 1.4 million americans who two years ago or three years ago did not have access to internet in their home, and they now have access to internet in their homes. we h

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it's thanks to a partnership with nbc 10's parent company comcast. nbc 10's christine maddela reports. >> reporter: the kids at the boys and girls club are glued to their new tablets and computers. it's more than 100 years old and the president says the club needs to keep up with technological changes. >> not all kids have the access or the opportunity to exposure when it comes to technology. what this program does is bridge that gap. >> reporter: this is the new program making its debut in philadelphia. the comcast corporation provided funding and equipment. >> 30% does not have access to the internet at home. they are disproportionally poor, people of color, people who live in urban america. as a country, we should be able to solve that problem. >> reporter: comcast's executive vice president says the program focuses on fun for the kids butd for comcast, bridging the divide is serious business. >> there are bigger companies, more profitable companies than us. none are in the broadband business. if we don't take this on and take this responsibility,

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so for example, i will give you an example, comcast owns nbc. if comcast is favoring some of nbc's rivals, all right, because they own nbc, that's not right, all right? that's an abuse of their -- >> discriminating. >> that's unlawful discrimination and the fcc now has power to stop that. you could stop that same kind of thing in the internet world, all right, where you have, you know, take one of the broadband providers and they're discriminating in favor of certain content. let say, for example, they offer a 15-megabit package and they are discriminating against certain sites based on the certain speed and i would have them administratively stop discrimination. end of statement. that's it. so, basically, in my fcc, they have something like 1,700 people that work for them now, i think borderline, all right? i could give them a report writing function to sort of, you know, tell us about the future of communication and all that. i mean, we are talking about several hundred people. and i don't think we need big fcc anymore. >> 600 lawyers? >> whate

so for example, i will give you an example, comcast owns nbc. if comcast is favoring some of nbc's rivals, all right, because they own nbc, that's not right, all right? these an abuse of their -- >> discriminating. >> that's unlawful discrimination and the fcc now has power to stop that. you could stop that same kind of thing in the internet world, all right, where you have, you know, take cup of the broadband providers and discriminating in favor of certain content, and let say, for example, they offer a 15-megabit package and they are discriminating against certain sites based on the certain speed and i would have them administratively stop discrimination. end of statement. that's it all right. so, basically, in my fcc, they have something like 1700 people that work for them now, i think borderline, all right? i could give them a report writing function to sort of, you know, tell us about the future of communication and all that. i mean, we are talking about several hundred people. and i don't think we need big fcc anymore. >> 600 lawyers? >> w

nbc 10. danny pomell from comcast sports. >>> favored by some athletes, but condemned by doctors, it's called extreme dieting and this morning there are new warnings about it for families. more people are copying athlete toes lose weight fast. it means a lot of exercise, taking diet supplements, and going for long periods of time without eating. a registered dietitian and a pro fighter both agree that that type of strategy is a problem for health problems. >> one of the first things you'll think about is heart deterioration. so if you lose muscle from the heart or deteriorate the heart, you cannot get that back. >> there's been a few deaths in wrestling with people cutting weight the wrong way. now that people understood you can't take so much away from your body. >>> parents with a student athlete whom they suspect is not eating right should look at these signs and consult a doctor. isolation for friends and family and excludeing themselves from the dinner table. the time right now is 5:27. it is marathon weekend in philadelphia. there are a few races today before tomorrow's big event. nbc 1

. >>> now to today's headlines from nbc parent company comcast is experimenting with a new app. new app to let people know when workers are 30 minutes from their home and a developer who lost out on a bid to bring a casino to north broad street reacts to the decision and talks about what's next for that neighborhood. >>> investors hope to end the week with another record performance. landon is here with that story and cnbc business news. good morning. >> tracy, good morning to you. futures are higher after stocks rose thursday with the dow s&p 500 closing at record highs. investors reacting to better than expected data on manufacturing and home sales which helped ease concerns about economic growth in europe and china. intel also powering tech stocks higher as the chipmaker raised the profit forecast for the year. >>> u.s. safety regulators are urging owners of older jeep liberty and jeep grand jury to get their cars repaired. the fuel tanks can rupture and catch fire if the vehicles are struck from behind in a crash. chrysler says it has 400,000 replacement parts available, but

so until then, live from houston for nbc 10, derek begun, comcast sportsnet. >>> thank you. tonight new information on the capture of eric frein. we'll tell you what authorities recovered from the abandoned airport hanger and why it could be linked to the murder of a pennsylvania state trooper. >>> now to the latest on the arrest of eric frein. they found him in an airport hanger after a seven-week manhunt in the pocanos. >>> and coming up, i'm tracking colder temperatures as we head into the rest of tonight. but warmer temperatures as we head into your workweek. i'll let you know what to expect in my first alert seven-day forecast. >>> it was a cold and windy morning for those crossing the delaware river on foot. thousands came out for a charity race on the ben franklin bridge despite the balmy weather outside. organizers say about 3,500 people ran a 10k. another 500 walked. the annual event supports a school in south jersey for children with special needs. >>> and some kids in our area got free physicals today thanks to the s. snyder hockey foundation and temple health. do

it's thanks in part to a partnership with nbc 10 parent company comcast. >> reporter: the kids at the wayne avenue boys and girls club are already glued to their new tablets and computers. the boys and girls club of america is more than 100 years old and the president says the club needs to keep up with technological changes. >> not all kids have the access or the opportunity to exposure when it comes to technology. what this program does is bridge that gap. >> reporter: this is the new my dot futures program making its debut today in philadelphia. the comcast corporation provided the funning and equipment. >> 30% of our population does not have access to the internet at home. and those people are disproportionately poor, disproportionately people of color, disproportionately people who live in urban america. we should be able to solve that problem. >> reporter: the new program focuses on fun for kids. but for comcast bridging the digital divide is serious business. >> there are bigger companies, more profitable companies than us, but none of them are in the broadst band business, if

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. >>> this evening we are proud to announce a new partnership between comcast, nbc universal and therls club. the two groups are starting a five-year national partnership. aaron gilchrist and jackie bradford were in northeast d.c. today for the launch of my dot future to teach members of the boys and girls club about the digital world. >> watch out. wizards on a role. >> chrkris humphries trying to break away from being mr. kardashian. he found a way. play good basketball. >>> and jay gruden unfiltered. we talked rg3's future. all on the table. >>> this ishe xfinity sport desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> so i think we like jay gruden, don't we? >> so far. >> okay. huh? what do you think? >> even with a losing record, i say yeah. >> the answer he gives about robert, a lot of time. still needs time to grow. >> he seems to like to answer questions. >> no, he keeps it real. definitely keeps it honest. he has no -- no question i could have asked him that he was afraid of, certainly not. so remember when 47-year-old jay gruden was introduced as the ne

vicepresidente ejecutivo de comcast, david cohen, que propulsÓ el programa para muchas familias, comcast es propietaria de nbcrama, estamos orgullosos de contar con 350 mil familias, 1,4 estadounidenses de manera centrada nos conectamos a internet o por primera vez en su vida la mayorÍa de ellos, 1,4 personas, son muchas personas, mÁs de tres veces el nÚmero de personas que viven en miami, y mÁs de la poblaciÓn de los estados. >>> hablemos de la televisiÓn digital que hay en muchas comunidades. >>> la brecha, el 30% de estadounidenses no tienen acceso a la internet en sus hogares. de ese 30%, tres cuartos no tienen acceso a la internet, a pesar que pasa por frente de sus casas. >>> estamos hablando de estadounidenses que viven en Áreas rurales. y la brecha de adopciÓn que esÁa desproporcionada en personas de color, y personas de bases centradas, y personas que viven en la parte urbana de estados unidos. como compaÑÍa, estamos obligados a a servir a la poblaciÓn. y adoptamos internet bÁsico para para cerrar esta brecha digital. >>> cÓmo accesar al programa? >>> si tiene un hijo o hija que vive en su casa que p

nbc 10 or open our website where we are streaming it live at nbc10.com. >>> clouds are hanging around today. it's still mild for early november. here is a live look outside at center city, the comcast tower. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now with this morning's forecast. >> we do have clouds across the entire area, as you can see from the poconos to the shore. it looks a little bit threatening, perhaps. but we don't really have anything significant on radar. there were a couple of sprinkles to the north and west. they have decembissipated. this stuff from kentucky and into tennessee, that's going to be moving our way for tomorrow. even with the cloud cover, temperatures already above average for this time of the year. 62 in philadelphia. 58 in reading. temperature kept down because of the clouds. it will be going back up once the clouds thin out a little bit as we go into the afternoon. still looks like a cloudy day. temperatures getting in the mid to upper 60s. if there was sunshine, we would get to 70 degrees again, but i don't think that is quite going to be happening. we expect more significant rain on the way, plus another cold blast

they're at&t, verizon, comcast, time warner cable -- >> comcast does have -- >> including, well -- >> but they built a wall between nbcomcast the cable company. it's very thick. so i can legitimately say that comcast is a cable company with its left brain and with its right brain it's nbc. >> what about google with youtube? >> what about google putting fiber in the ground believing it should be part of the world that jon wants? >> that's what i mean. if people are laying the pipes and delivering the content. >> except the only one who falls into that category quite literally, kelly, is google. google has youtube. and they're also putting fiber in. but the world around the world is about competitive broadband distribution and the third piece of that puzzle back in the mid '90s, jon, to drive a fast car, a high, souped car and you're comfortable with a sedan, then i should pay more for that. and we have that. we have highly differentiated so those of us who might be big broadband consumers pay more than a lesser consumer. >> we have to go, unfortunately. but again, thinking back to the case of our company, comcast, i me

caution there, as well. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> cloudy skies overnight, but we're seeing those clouds clear out already. that's a live view from the comcast a few sprinkles. really wasn't successful. look at the bright sunshine. this is a view from here at the nbc 10 studios looking towards center city. right now 49 degrees with clearing skies and the temperatures are coming down. sev seven-mile-an-hour wind and we are ten degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. so, really nice morning. going to be a beautiful day today. we're seeing more 40s now. coolest point of the day, usually is right after sunrise and this is where we are now millville and wilmington both at 47 degrees along with reading and 48 in trenton. so, a cool start this morning at the bus stop. temperatures in the 40s and low 50s. but a quick warm up. sunshine will be bright and 64 at lunchtime today and then upper 60s later this afternoon with much less wind than we've seen the last couple of days. more clouds tomorrow, we'll see some breaks of sunshine and you don't need your umbrella tomorrow. that changes thursday with potentially heavy rain that will dry out for the

comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> in burlington county, four men are under arrest accused of robbing elderly women after they left banks. under arrest are niko taylor and his uncall, charles along with shatay taylor and corey bell. >>> tragedy in salem county. two teenage boys died after crashing into a home this afternoon. 17-year-old ian fisher died after the accident along a wet road around 2:00 this afternoon. his 18-year-old passenger, colin harv harvey, was also killed. a 16-year-old girl that was in the car with them is in stable condition tonight. no one in the home they hit was hurt. >>> we're drying out overnight. but more weather changes for your weekend. >>> the navy s.e.a.l. who took out osama bin laden finally steps out and reveals his true identity. >>> and the local discount grocery store shutting down. coming up, why closing these doors for good will impact the family dinner tables depending on their affordable prices. we're back in just 60 seconds. >>> who really killed osama bin laden? >> a former navy s.e.a.l. is stepping forward to take credit. but his

we have comcast, nbc universal, supporting the national council and all state and mckinsey is her knowledgepartner. and with that, i would like to say that there are true masterminds behind this forum and that includes the program editorial director and the editor at large, leading us through the morning and we are here to get started with a special tribute. thank you all for coming. [applause] >> last week we saw the passing of ben bradlee, he dominated journalism and it was a great send off. from the opening eulogy whose family owned the post to the prelude. two of the journalists who worked alongside him dissipated in yesterday's ritual and are here with us this morning. the former publisher and president of the post and those that pioneered the same style section of "the washington post" and mentored his wife, sally quinn. [applause] >> delighted to be here and we transformed this post and he was truly a role model for at least a generation or two of journalists who want to improve in their communities. his community happen to be washington dc and he went right to work on improving the

comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> you won't be reading about the lady hens sports teams at the university of delaware anymore. that's because the school student newspaper is dropping the word lady from the title because it's discriminatory. this comes after an alum wrote a letter calling the term sexist. there's an ongoing debate at university of tennessee, where fans and players are voting to keep lady vols attached. isn't lady hens redundant anyway? hens by nature i believe are female. that's a topic probably for another day. it would be the roosters if they were not hens. here are some other teams with mascots. i'm not sure what they are, but these are our teams here in this week's "high school blitz game of the week." salem/pennsville, harrington and shiawee. you can call or text your once-per-day vote to 610-624-4111. the game that gets the most votes will, of course, be featured on "the high school blitz" every saturday at 7:00 p.m. on nbc 10. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> keep the hens inside today. it is cold outside! the snow-making equipment going fu

comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> and today marks the start of the ski season at camelbackountain resort. a live look from the poconos. it looks perfect to get on the slopes and you can see the snowflakes falling ever so gently. skiers can also hit the slopes at big bolder and blue mountain. >>> the search for two young boys ends beneath a massive snow pile. >> but the story does have a happy ending. next, the wintertime fun gone terribly wrong and the clue that lead rescuers to the children. >>> plus, get ready to pay more for your christmas tree this season. we'll tell you what's driving up prices and how much more you could be paying. >>> and i'm tracking a freezing start to your black friday. i'll let you know what to expect as we cruise into the weekend. that's coming up. >>> plus, all morning, we're helping you avoid holiday cyberscams. here's the third tip. don't get cart carded this holi weekend. we're talking about the threat from digital e-cards. if you get a holiday greeting from a well-known site, but watch out for links that will download a virus on to your dev

comcast and nbc is one of them.an see the same strategy in other places around the world, for example, india. almost all of them have content in-house. the days of having the icon and cbs separated, or fox corp. and separated can be attractive. but having everything in can be the best strategy for the management team. >> if you go back historically, rights holders and right sister beaters, you know, broadly defined -- and rights distributors, you know, brother defined, -- broadly defined, the have typically been in same house. it's only been in the past 10 years that they have been disaggregated. bring the best offering to the consumer, you see more and more people bringing back rights holders and right sister beaters back into one company. >> do you think that time -- rights holders and rights distributors back into one company. time warnerhink will be a possibility at complex -- a possibility? cable?we talking >> yes. >> to a degree. >> what about the net neutrality issue and will there be anything that will make

at the presenting level, we comcast nbc universal, hitachi and the nestlÉ family foundation.the national council for the behavioral health and google. contributing underwriters -- mackenzie. atlantic carlson and center at large on the masterminds. steve is your first to get this rolling. >> thank you very much, morgan. thank you everyone. let's jump right in. remember, #ideasforum. pritzker is an avid triathlete. these days, though, you will find your running meetings throughout the business committee. she has confirmed with nearly 1300 business leaders. have penny sed to pritzker join us on stage to open the washington ideas form. [applause] >> thank you, mdm. secretary, for being with us. thank you for being here with us. me just start by asking you to clear something up. do corporations create jobs? >> yes. the private sector creates jobs. >> and what is the government's role? >> our job is to set the condition so that the private sector can create jobs. on things like making sure there is good infrastructure in this country, workforce in this -- ntry, making sure that tha

comcast building there. good morning, you're watching nbc 10 news today, i'm christine maddela. >> i'm chris cato. all those shoppers and let's start with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> i think chilly is an understatement. down right freezing throughout most of our area and we'll continue to see temperatures staying well below average and daytime highs in the 30s. winds moving there and flags are moving atop the aramark building and contribute to how cold it feels outside. closer look for philadelphia. 35 degrees and wind speeds out of the north, northwest at nine miles per hour. our feels-like temperature is closer to 27 degrees in philadelphia. and to the teens if you're closer to allentown. for the rest of today by 9:00 a.m. temperatures close to freezing and 34 degrees. by noon 36 and by 4:00 p.m., still in the 30s. it's going to be a cold day, but i am tracking warmer weather. i'll let youno

. >> and, of course, we should mention comcast owns cnbc and the rest of nbc universal. not convinced that this position is actually detrimental to comcast's desire to buy time warner cable at all. i mean if the government comes out and says, hey we're all for net neutrality, we're all for consumer strong rules, and let this merger go through it makes sense. i'm not sure that helps consumers all that much because competition is really the thing that helps consumers. >> it will make the product less good. even if this is a carrot to get the merger to go through, why would you invest in your plant if you are going to be regulated why bring more speed? what's the point? >> you're back at alibaba's headquarters covering that story but listening to this conversation. your thoughts on the president's comments today? >> you know, carl, i've been so busy watching the board behind me, and trying to get some reference points for people to understand exactly how much is being sold, that i haven't been listening as closely as perhaps i should have. what i will tell you, you can see,

31 but i'm pleased to present a couple of great employees who have already signed on, disney, comcast and nbchabitat for humanity, teach for america, the city of nashville was her first city and the city of south sioux city in nebraska. i was just in nebraska to announce the partnership with the first lady of nebraska on the steps of the mansion there last week. so if you have an organization and you employ anyone consider the alums of national service in your qualifications or someone you should look to to bring your team. i promise you they will make outstanding team members. i am thrilled to be a part of this conference. i'm thrilled to be a partner to a leader of dnc -- ncoc and i support all the work that universities and colleges are doing to give our students opportunities to serve and let's work on that group are not enrolled in college as well. i'm going to count all of you to join us in americorps partnership challenge or in any way you can find a vehicle, and avenue for americans to serve our community. thank you so much for having me today. [applause] >> thank you wendy. they were

stay with nbc 10 for the countdown to kickoff. in just a few minutes, comcastport net's john clark will be looking ahead to mark sanchez's first start in nearly two years. visit nbc10.com for a list of five things you need to know ahead of tonight's game. >>> i'm tim furlong in skyforce 10 over this accident, a car and a trolley collided at 47th street and goodland avenue. at least one vehicle. you see the black car on the right of your screenç there. no word yet on injuries. we can tell you at this point, it spun around. people are still inside the trolley. again, we haven't got official word on injuries. that black car, it looks pretty beat up on the front passenger side of that vehicle. that's the latest from skyforce 10 over southwest philadelphia. >>> new at 6:00, for the first time we hear 911 calls made in the moments after a baby was thrown in the atlantic city inlet last month. take a listen. >> from 6th avenue all the way down, a lady threw herself and the baby into the water. >> where are you? >> on the rocks. ones rocks! we need somebody here now!

nbc bay area. >>> geraud moncure in the comcast sports net hangover.s hoping to build the road win streak to five against charlotte. homecoming for steph curry, he's from charlotte. played ball at nearby davidson. fourth quarter. ws trailed most of the night. warriors in transition. maurice spate with the lay-up, the game is tied at 86. moments later a reverse lay-up, warriors are in front. he had 16 in the fourth quarter alone. later in the quarter, steph curry on the break. he will add two more on the jam. warriors eventually ward off the hornets 106-101. curry with 26. spates 27 in the win. >>> stanford against ucla. bruins clinch the pac-12 south with a victory. second quarter. ucla up three. stanford quarterback kevin hogan in rhythm, firing downfield, hits michael rector, great catch, cardinal in front 14-10. hogan shakes off the pressure. steps into the pocket and fires downfield. devon cajuste the touchdown. stanford 21-10, they never look back. 31-10 the final. their seventh straight victory over ucla. >> kevin was very efficient today as well

comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> the city of reading is rededicating its charlie brown christmasree. now the city is embracing it. after getting a lot of flak and a lot of laughs about the puny pine, officials made arrangements to get a bigger, better tree. they were never able to bring themselves to take down the spindly one. now they say on december 6, it will decorate the tree with a single red bulb just like the charlie brown tree. they hope it will remind people of the true meaning, the deeper meaning of christmas. >>> you may have to pay for more a christmas tree this year. we will tell you what's behind the price hike and how much more you should expect to shell out. that's coming up. >>> it's a cold and windy black friday. i will let you know when warmer temperatures are back in your seven-day forecast. that's coming up. >>> more cars are being recalled this morning. this time toyota is recalling sienna minivans. the overhead assist grip can detach. no injuries reported. dealers will notify customers and fix the problem at no cost. >>> black friday may belong to the malls

comcast, of course, is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> it is 5:25.week early at one major retailer. landon dowdy joins us with that story in this morning's "cnbc business news." landon, good morning. >> good morning, tracy. walmart is upping the ante in the retail shopping wars, notching black friday prices a week early. walmart is cutting prices on toys, electronics and other items starting this friday at 8 acre, including 40 and 60-inch hdtvs, the playstation 4 and select lego sets. >>> a bank rate survey funds most people aren't planning to shop on black friday or cyber monday. only 28% expect to hit stores on black friday, 40% if you include online shopping. only 25% plan to buy something on cyber monday. bank rate says consumers are well aware that retailers will be offering deep discounts throughout the season so they don't have to brave the black friday crowds. with all this, i have no excuse to not start shopping. >> right! >> tracy, back to you. >> deals are available right now. thanks. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a frigid st

of course, comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> the feds have ordered her to leave the countryone woman says no way. today nbc 10 takes you to the local spot where she's putting up a protest. >>> also this afternoon -- >> this is a thanksgiving miracle. >> the season of sharing. thousands of people in our area won't go hungry because of a surprise move from the woman who lived in a modest home in one local neighborhood. glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >>> look at that. that's not buffalo. that's blue mountain and the poconos where they're making snow. they have plenty on some of the slopes. we're in for a cold night with record lows. we'll let you know how long the conditions will last and when the temperatures will start climbing again. my exclusive nbc 10 first alert seven-day forecast. >>> the driver of this car allegedly hit a man and drove off with that man stuck in the windshield. why the driver could face new charges tonight. >>> a woman born in honduras is fighting to stay with her husband and children here in philadelphia. >> she move nad a local church today and refuses t

comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> the new ice rink at cooper river park in camden county opensusiness. in addition to a new skating rink. these beautiful trees are covered with holiday lights. also, vendors will sell hot chocolates and soft pretzels. >>> and skiers will hit the slopes here at camelback mountain resort tomorrow. black friday also marks the start of the ski season at big boulder and blue mountain. speaking of the poconos, businessowners in the pennsylvania mountains, they're hoping that ski season brings back the business that they lost after the sniper attacks on two state troopers. >> as nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal tells us, they're hoping a season of snow means a lot of green. >> reporter: in the very same backwoods where fugitive eric frein hid for so many weeks, a thick layer of snow now covers the trees and fields. it's finally ski season here in the poconos. >> i want to go skiing, yeah, tomorrow. the mountains and everything. >> reporter: the tourists are back. hotels and resorts are stock full of visitors from out of town. >> tourism is extremely important

comcast is the parent company of nbc and nbc bay area. >>> coming up, three local law enforcement officersrrested. we'll explain why at 6:30. >>> also, san francisco neighborhood sees its ship come in 40 years after the last one pulled out. we'll explain what's happening at ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start your new orleans holiday at followyournola.com. >>> virgin america shares soared on wall street today. it was the airlines public trading debut on nasdaq. its ipo set at $23 put jumped to $27 after the opening bell this morning. it closed $30. with more than 13 million shares up for grabs the burlingame company raised $400 million today. >>> san francisco's hunters point shipyard has been many things in its 150-year history. the one thing it's never been? a real neighborhood. nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us why that's about to change. >> hello. >> reporter: it's a tiny neighborhood liquor store. >> i'm too blessed to stress. >> reporter: on a lonely street in hunters point. on any given day -- >> i got a lot of irish buddies. i have a be

comcast nbcuniversal bringing media and technology together for you. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> let's take a live look outside right now at boat house row. see if we can focus on that shot a little bit.house row. see if we can focus on that shot a little bit. it's a little bit cloudy, conditions will be changing today. yesterday we saw that sun, it was dry, it was clear. again, we've got some clouds this morning. they're going to be building by the end of today into tonight. we are going to see a system push into our area that could bring rain, some sleet or snow. it really depends on where you live. nbc 10's matt delucia is live for us this morning in center city to talk more about the conditions. matt? >> reporter: yeah, rosemary. another cold morning here in center city. we're right by city hall where they're getting ready to take down the remaining pnb letters. going to be chilly up there at the high elevations, but down here everyone's got the jackets, they're all bundled up. we'll give you a look here at center city. a nice picturesque scene here. today is going to be a little b

comcast is one of the providers for the bay area and com owns nbc universal. >>> the promise of change we're wi about to look at next. a number of high profile player arrests. during the season's first few weeks it seemed like allegations were flooding in particularly concerning domestic violence. but as we move into the season's midpoint are nfl players actually committing more crimes than ever before? the numbers may surprise you. the nfl's criminal footprints became a focal point early this season with recognizable faces fetching headlines for the wrong reasons. but are the league's players really committing crimes in record levels as the flood of media coverage might suggest? here are a few facts this season that offer some perspective. first, according to a "new york times" analysis of nfl crime rates players in 2014 are on pace to have the fewest number of arrests since 2000. league arrests peaked back in 2006 and have largely been in decline since. this year the nfl projects to have about 30 arrests total. two, according to blog and stats guru nate silver, nfl players have lower

comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> well, some drivers will soon get some relief at a tricky traffic spot in new castle county. a red light camera change is on the way at one interaction that will make drivers very happy this morning. they're not turning off the camera, but we'll explain. >>> also, the pledge of allegiance is under fire in new jersey. not the whole pledge, just the words "under god." ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> it is 6:23 and 20 degrees out there. you're looking at that right, 20 degrees. you're looking live at the girard point bridge, 95. it's going to be in the teens, as it is in the teens some places now. and there is no snow, but there is wet weather on the way and bill henley will be along in about two minutes to tell us exactly when. >>> happening today, improving new jersey's cities will be the

comcast building there. good morning, you're watching nbc 10 news today, i'm christine maddela. >> i'm chris cato. it's chilly for all those shoppers and let's start with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> i think chilly is an understatement. down right freezing throughout most of our area and we'll continue to see temperatures staying well below average and daytime highs in the 30s. winds moving there and flags are moving atop the aramark building and contribute to how cold it feels outside. closer look for philadelphia. 35 degrees and wind speeds out of the north, northwest at nine miles per hour. our feels-like temperature is closer to 27 degrees in philadelphia. and to the teens if you're closer to allentown. for the rest of today by 9:00 a.m. temperatures close to freezing and 34 degrees. by noon 36 and by 4:00 p.m., still in the 30s. it's going to be a cold day, but i am tracking warmer weather. i'll let you know when coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. first let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jillian mele. >> we are still dealing with this accident, brittney. a vehic

comcast sports net is owned by the same company as nbc 4. smoot's attorney tells our chris gordon that smoot denies he committed any domestic abuse and his arrest was the result of a vindictive act of an ex-girlfriend, he says. chris will have more on that coming up on news4 at 5:00. >>> a team effort saved the life of a construction worker trapped by a trench collapse this afternoon. it happened in myersville in frederick county on the site of a new home under construction. the worker was buried up to his chest in dirt. chopper 4 was over the scene. very carefully, the rescue workers removed the dirt surrounding the worker and lifted him out of that trench. once the man was freed, he was taken to the hospital. >>> a heads up before you answer the door. a new warning from a major utility company in our area, and how you can protect yourself and your home. >> can a major decision this afternoon change the culture of rape at a major school in our region? >>> your home up in flames because of your thanksgiving tush tur key. the big warning that

comcast sports net is owned by the same company as nbc 4.hen csn learned about the allegations, it issued this statement. fred smoot's appearances on the network have been suspended indefinitely. smoot has also been suspended from his sports talk radio appearances on 106.7, the fan. smoot's trial has been set for january 5th. >> we ask for some patience in letting the legal system play itself out. and we're confident that he will be exonerated when all is said and done. >> reporter: fred smoot pleaded not guilty here at the loudoun county courthouse today. he has been released on his personal recognizance along with a $2500 bond. >> thank you. >>> president obama just addressed the situation in ferguson at an event in chicago. jim handly is at the live desk with that. jim? >> doreen, there is obvious concern about more violence tonight and the president took a moment before an immigration speech to address what we all saw last night. he called on protesters to find constructive ways to bring about change. >> i've never seen a civil rights la

nbc. we're a unit of comcast. i'm a shareholder in the company. i want them to succeed.laying out the basics. >> the other place he works, "the new york times." >> however, the point is actually cable and now the telcos and the satellites have done a good job of deploying broadband access nationwide across the country. lots of money. billions and billions of dollars have been invested in this. and why? because investors see it's a place where they can get a return. and the question i would ask you, where is the massive abuse that requires further intervention by the government in terms of sorting out how this resource gets allocated? it's crazy to not let the providers segment -- we got to talk about judy's book in a minute. but segment the way the service is. imagine if you lived in a country where there were no interstate highways and you had to go from new york to los angeles on, you know, old route 66. you had to pass through 150 different towns on your way to the coast instead of just being able to get on the highway and go. that's in part -- that's just market segm

comcast sports net is owned by the same company as nbc 4. today when csn learned about the allegations, it issued this statement. fred smoot's appearances on the network have been suspended indefinitely. smoot has also been suspended from his sports talk radio appearances on 106.7, the fan. fred smoot's trial is scheduled here at the loudoun county courthouse on january 5th. coming up on news4 at 6:00, what a difficult time to face charges like this with current nfl players, bill cosby and the university of virginia all coming under scrutiny. we will hear from what fred smoot's attorney has to say about the timing of these allegations in the next news hour. that's the latest, live in leesburg. back to you. >> chris gordon. >>> this is not the way a construction worker wanted to end his day in frederick county, maryland, buried up to his chest in dirt. after a trench collapse. that accident happened in myersville on the side of a new home that's under construction. chopper 4 was over the scene as rescue workers painstakingly dug the worker ou

comcast business. built for business. ber.comcast business. >>> so the new nbc poll just came out.iagnosis would be schizophrenia. i mean no offense to schizophrenia. look at this. do you favor the basic idea of reforming the immigration system? do you favor a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants? the answer, yes, 57%. how about if we achieve that goal the way president obama wants to. do you favor a pathway that agrees that they pay a fine and submits to background check. do you want that? yes, with an exclamation point. 74% yes. we love that idea. we love what the president wants to do to reform immigration policy. great. now that the president is going to act on immigration policy, let's ask about that. do you favor what the president is about to do? no. no. we love this policy. we hate this policy. how dare this president does what we want? here's my other favorite. they asked people what the newly elected congress should do in washington. what do you want them to do? and this is the list of ranked policies. policies ranked in terms of what people want the new con

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even up here in the comcast tower where this shot is taken, probably especially there, but a warm-up is on the way. good morning and welcome to "nbcikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. a warm-up is on the way, but it's 38 degrees right now. let's get an update with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's still falling right now. we're just three minutes from sunrise this morning. we will see a lot of sunshine, leading to a warmer day, but this morning it's colder. all that wind yesterday blew in the colder air, and we can feel it, even with the sun coming up now. that's a live view from cape may, a little sunshine on the way. the temperatures will be climbing. right now it's three degrees colder in philadelphia compared to yesterday, which has us at 39 degrees. mt. holly and reading both at 40 degrees right now, until you factor in the wind, then it feels like it is in the 30s in virtually all of the locations this morning. sunny skies. 47 at 9:00, 56 at lunchtime and 60 degrees later this afternoon. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in less than ten minutes. but right now, let's check in with first alert traff

comcast. the only isp legally bound by full net neutrality rules. >>> another breaking story tonight. nbcas decided to drop a sitcom project involving bill cosby, and the reruns have been taken off the air. cnn has reached out to tv land for comment. we're waiting to hear back. the fallout comes after famous super model janice dickinson accused cosby of assault. she said he raped her in 1982 after giving her wine and a pill. >> the last thing i remember was bill cosby -- in a patchwork robe. dropping his robe and getting on top of me. and i remember a lot of pain. >> today, cosby's attorney fired back in a statement saying janice dickinson's story accusing cosby of rape is a lie. there is a contradiction on what she is claiming now and what she wrote in her book and what she told the media in 2002. more than a dozen women have accused bill cosby of assault. and we want to be clear that mr. cosby has never been charged in connection with the allegations. andrea went to the police a decade ago, she was 31 at the time. and settled with a lawsuit. the former prosecutor decided not to charge h

here's a live look at the comcast building in center city where it's going to be dry. good morning and welcome back to "nbcnews." i'm rosemary conners. it's 6:30 on this sunday. brittney shipp is tracking the weekend weather and should be a nice day to continue that holiday shopping. >> reporter: that's right. warmer than what we saw yesterday. temperatures pushing into the mid 50s. a nice start to the morning as well. cloudy skies expected for us and temperatures will continue to climb heading into tomorrow. but take a look outside right now. we are going to see comfortable conditions pushing into the afternoon. 43 degrees for philadelphia. wind speeds out of the south, 9 miles per hour. our average for this time of year, 51 degrees. 55 by tomorrow. 59 degrees. >> thank you, brittney. >>> new from overnight, philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting in the strawberry mansion section of the city. nbc 10 was on the scene on edgeley street where a man was shot in the head and killed after leaving a house party here around 2:30 this morning. at least two dozen people were inside the house at the

nbc 10 news. >>> now to our birds. they are flying high after a win against the titans. john clark is live at comcast sportsnet.sion is coming up on thanksgiving. >> cannot wait. as you said, the eagles with a win over tennessee today and a turn around four days away from a huge matchup for the division lead in dallas. you just saw the cowboys win tonight on nbc 10. they are tied with the birds for the nfc east league and the coaches watched the game and are game planning and getting ready. the game today, eagles start fast on the opening kickoff against the titans. josh huff, 107 yards for the touchdown. that is the longest kickoff return in eagles history. six special teams touch down this season. eagles up 17-0. then mccoy with a touchdown. shady with 130 yards against the second worst rushing defense in the nfl. third quarter, mark sanchez to james casey. nice throw. nice touchdown. sanchez, 307 yards passing. the eagles win 43-24. they are 8-3. they wanted to ghaet bad packer loss out of their minds. >> the way we played last week we had a lot to prove. for me i was a kid and this sunday was christmas. i c

. >> right now on nbc 10 news today, we are waking up to cloudy and cold conditions on this sunday. here is a live look at the comcast building in center city philadelphia where temperatures are just above the freezing mark. also, we're tracking a system that could bring us some light snow and rain to the region. >>> the second time's a charm, right? this morning, crews will try to take down a popular piece of the philadelphia skyline again after a failed attempt last summer. good morning. welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary conners. it's just after 6:30 on this sunday. let's get right to the forecast with meteorologist brittney shipp. right now, all seems relatively calm, but we do have a system coming in for tonight. >> absolutely. as we head into our overnight hours tonight heading into your monday, we'll see plenty of rainfall, but depending on where you are, you could see even more than that. let's get you outside to the poconos where they're making snow, but we could see a little bit of snow tonight. 27 degrees in mount pocono. 36 in philadelphia. 34 in wilmington. 33 in millville. we do have a wi

comcast center. we're looking forward to a bit of a warmup. >> yeah, but we could see some snow flurries in that picture. >> good morning. welcome to t"nbcnews today." i'm chris cato. >> and i'm tracy davidson. let's find out from brittney shipp. >> if you're in the poconos you'll see light snow fall coming down. and we'll see the last lingering flurries tapering off you'll see by the radar, most of it is moving out of the area. but i want to show you one little batch that's hanging around here hatboro if you're heading out the door. wind speeds breezy this morning. and cold as we head through the rest of your thanksgiving. 36 degrees right now. and our range for today will be between 37 and 42 degrees. we'll see cloudy skies continuing. but warmer weather is on the way. i'll let you know when coming up on the "first alert" seven-day forecast coming up. first we check in with jillian. >> good morning. the roads as expected are empty. anytime we have a holiday, we call them holiday roads. this is what it looks like. route 322 and route 30 bypass. one vehicle out there. no accidents to report on the majors in delaware, pennsylvania or new