. >>> in other atlantic city casino news, a bankruptcy hearing in new york city today will determine the future of revel. according to reports, lawyers will try to rescue the sale of the closed casino hotel. a canadian firm announced last week that it's backed out of a $110 million bid to buy revel because of concerns over the utility bill. it's unclear if that company will be at today's hearing. >>> and the casino crisis in atlantic city is impacting the holiday season now. with just days until thanksgiving, food banks in that area are facing an unprecedented need. four casinos have closed this year, leaving 7,600 people without jobs. if the taj closes next month, as the owners promise, that will add another 3,000 people to that list. nbc 10's jesse gary is live for us on the boardwalk this morning. jesse, this means that a lot of families who have never been in this situation before will find themselves in need at the holidays, right? >> reporter: chris, that's right, and those closings have left stretches of this boardwalk dark and thousands of workers unemployed. some have left t

atlantic city closed in september. the taj is scheduled to close december 12th. >>> in other atlantic city casino news, a bankruptcy hearing in new york city today will determine the future of revel. according to reports, lawyers will try to rescue the sale of the casino hotel. a canadian firm announced last week that it's backed out of a $110 million bid to buy revel because of concerns over the utility bill. it's unclear if that company will be at today's hearing. >>> happening today, a former montgomery county political leader will go on trial. former county republican chairman robert kearns will face a judge on charges of aggravated indecent assault. a former employee for his law firm accuses him of giving her drinks and sexually assaulting her after she passed out in october 2013. kearns has chosen not to have a jury hear his case. instead, a judge will decide his fate. >>> the burlington county man who confessed to killing etan patz will find out whether his confession will be allowed in court. pedro hernandez said he lured the boy to the basement of a new york city store and strangled him. police arrested hernandez

atlantic city and the state. so far guardian has refuels dollars the request. for other atlantic city casinos have already closed this year. >>> one world trade center opens for business. about 175 employees of magazine publisher will work therefore the first time this year. more than 3,000 other workers will move in later. one world trade center replaces the original twin towers destroyed in the september 11 paris attack. construction of america's tallest building took eight years. >>> your time now 5:37. and in business news this morning, new restaurant war is about to break out. >> and we have some good news at the gas pump. money watch's jill wagner joins us know at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more, good morning. >> good morning, ukee, erika. gas prices at the lowest level in nearly four years, and analysts say they'll likely keep on falling. triple a report that the price at the pump dropped 33 cents in october. so that saves americans about $250 million a day. compared to prices in early summer. the national average for gallon of regular gas

atlantic city toç become detro. >> reporter: it won't be a cure-all but steve sweeney says the package of bills he and other lawmakersnnounced at the statehouse this afternoon should stabilize atlantic city's financial crisis. >> we have to stop the bleeding. >> reporter: four casino closures, tax appeals and ass s assessments have cost the city about half of its tax base. local property owners are being hit with a 289% tax increase to create consistency and predictability, a set amount would be set for the casinos to pay each year. >> many of my neighbors are not coming back. they left after sandy and are not coming back because the taxes are going up and up and up. this is needed in atlantic city. it will be a great relief. we're also going to push shared services and the school district, to get a government that's sized properly. >> reporter: the plan would also require all casino operators to pay health care and retirement benefits for employees, an issue that recently came to the forefront at the bankrupt trump taj mahal which would close next month. >> this has been coming for a long time. it's unfortunate that

so far, guardian has refused that request four other atlantic city casinos have closed this year. >>>now 7:34. let's get a check on business. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, jill, the market opens in record territory today, nice on a monday watch are investor watching? good economic data, the dow jumped 195 points, on friday, that means, it is now at a new record high. the nasdaq is also at 14 and a half year hi, want to keep this momentum going, november and december are traditionally two of the best months of the year for the market. there is a lot on at jen did a, most important, on friday, the government will release its jobs report for october. that always can move the market. ukee, err dismay. >> jill, 13 years after the attacks on america, one world trade center opens for business today. what can you tell us about it? an important emotional milestone for new york and the country. publishing giant, will start moving employees in this morning, the company's ceo calls one world trade the tallest, 06% of the office space is leased. ukee, erik

others. >> the whole industry is suffering. look at atlantic city, look at what's happening here, i think you need other amenities which is why they want it proximate to the sports venue. this bet that we're fixing everything that's wrong by having a casino. there's deep moral hazard encouraging people to spends money this way. >> there are thousands of jobs, permanents and temporary and construction philadelphia needs the problems. >> every study shows that this is no way to do economic development, that the money that this injects into the local economy is not new money, it's entertainment dollars it's redistributing entertainment dollars in the economy. >> they would have been spent on restaurants or shows. that's why it's a bad choice. if you're going to do it, i agree with ed, it's full hardy to do it. in keeping in jay and jaibs jacobs about economic theories in philadelphia. those would put feet on the streets in center city. >> the a street site, you remember 89 cry in chinatown, people did not wants it in center city. they mobilized. as ed

steve sweeney was also there and he wants to designate an emergency manager to handle atlantic city finances. others have suggested school and pension reforms and pun/private partner ships modeled after the one that helped heel new brunswick. governor christie says all options are on the table. >> recommendations got made to knee # days ago. would i like to have sometime to absorb it. i have had an opportunity to discuss them with the legislative leaders and my updated time line is as soon as i'm ready to make decisions. >> we have learn that stockton college has submitted a letter of intent to purchase the show boat casino in atlantic city and use it as a campus. terms of the deal are still being work out and in price has been announced. >>> a buggies causing big concerns in parts of our region. >> insect which has never been in the united states, is now forcing agricultural officials to act. >> what they are doing in an effort to stop the spread of the pest. >>> the cold is coming, moving across the delaware valley as we speak. arctic cold still moving over the western part of the keystone state s

you're seeing a hole near atlantic city right now, other than that the rain all over the region.est near lancaster where you're seeing that area of yellow. all the roads are wet. temperatures wise, 49 degrees. the steadiest rain is occurring during the morning commute. >> people in frankford will lose water service once again as crews make repairs on broken water mains that flooded the street. a 16-inch and 8-inch main broke sending all the water out on to the roads. workers got the water running again, overnight, but today they will have to shut it back off again while they make more permanent repairs. roads are closed in the area until the work is done. >> state police released details about what eric frein had with him while he was on the run. 100 items were recovered from the abandoned best of my hangar. he had 200 rounds of amunition and five magazines. he had a propane stove bags of rice, beans and maps and candles and survival gear. >> brand new this morning, the drummer of the rock band ac/dc is accused of arranging the murder of two people in new zealand. phil rudd was i

atlantic city reporting 40 degrees. this is the view from cherry hill and route 70. you can see a little bit foggy this morning and some areas thicker than others and will not last all day. once the temperatures climb a little bit, this is the fog that will disappear. dense fog for mount holly, tom's river and atlantic city and we're seeing the visibility decline in cumberland county now under a mile and in millville visibility down to half a mile and now 2-mile visibility. how quickly things can change and monitoring that minute-by-minute this morning. the satellite shows low cloudiness and even the ones not seeing some fog, including philadelphia and areas north and west. but those clouds will break and we'll see enough sunshine to turn the temperatures around. look at the warm up this afternoon. by late this morning, we'll be in the 50s and by noontime low 60s and climbing into the upper 60s this afternoon. but there will be clouds around at times and during the evening hours, you may see some spotty light rain showers north and west. 61 degrees in reading at 5:00 with a spotty shower possible and a possibility we'll see some of those shower

atlantic city. >>> but, first, here are two more businesses in the area offering freebies to veterans today. if you missed the otherse a full list for you on our website, nbc10.com. >>> four minutes before 5:00 and now to news from our south jersey bureau. $1 million in tax breaks to help keep 250 jobs in the area. the currier posts they offered the tax credits to the company. lockheed martin plans on opening two lab facilities in camden but without the tax breaks the company planned on eliminating the 250 million jobs. lockheed isn't the only company getting tax breaks to bring jobs to camden. $700 million worth of incentives were improved for a life sciences company in addition to the philadelphia 76ers are building a practice facility with $82 million worth of incentives and an energy company called holtec international received a tax break. >>> this news from our jersey shore bureau a scathing report from the port authority says atlantic city international airport is in worst shape than any other port authority airport. the agency that manages the airport and the airport was covered in dirt and grime. the ceilin

parts of the buffalo are buried, other areas just minutes away were effectively untouched. >>> atlantic city casino workers will protest plans to close trump taj mahal this evening. the casino says it will shut down december 12th if hotel and restaurant union members do not drop an appeal of the court ordered cost saving package. closure would put 3,000 taj mahal employees out of work. >>> pennsylvania gaming regulators award philadelphia's second casino license and depending on who you talk to south philly is the big winner or loser. the live hotel and casino will be built near the stadium complex at packer and darren. holiday inn that sits on the property will be refurbished and expanded. the developers and many residents are thrilled, others say the the project will hurt neighboring economies. >> i'm outraged, this out raged. if it hadn't had censorship i would have made that outrage very public. >> we had a lot of community support. there are others we have to win over and we will win them over. >> reporter: is there no word when construction will begin on the 425 million-dollar project.

atlantic city. and single digits as we head north. mount pocono, single digits. teens in other spots. temperatures, lots of blue indicating a lot of cold air. 22 in reading. 28 in philadelphia. 19 degrees in millville. 21 in atlantic city. so the story for today, mostly cloudy skies. a few peeks of sunshine. it will be cold. that's the big weather heldline. and the chance for a few snow showers sneaking in here. don't be surprised if you're out and about and see some flurries, some snow showers. and that's mainly through the early part of the the day. we may see a shower sneak in this afternoon as well. a quiet day. mostly cloudy skies. maybe a flurry. maybe a snow shower. mostly cloudy for your saturday night plans. and by sunday, more sunshine. you'll enjoy partly sunny skies on sunday before more clouds on monday. and maybe a chance for showers late on monday. for today, mostly cloudy skies. and 41. and better chance as we look north for snow showers and flurries. tonight mostly cloudy as well. not as cold as last night. temperatures above freezing. that's good news as you wake up o

they along with five others were killed in plane crash last year. >> in atlantic city dozens of people are taking part in an event to help young people homeless. they will spend tonight sleeping outdoors. participants are hoping to raise 15,000 for could have napt house which serves homeless and rhawn way youth. >> let's get the latest word from accuweather and meteorologist cecily tynan. >> jim, certainly a tough night to spend outdoors. cold air is moving back in. stormtracker 6 double scan showing we have dry conditions out there and temperatures are dropping very quickly. philadelphia, it's 33 degrees. and atlantic city, 36. and allentown 28. reading 27 wilmington 3 2. and then you factor in the winds out of the northwest wind chill makes it feel like 23 philadelphia, 21 wilmington and 19, allentown and reading and 17 in lancaster. and satellite 6 along with action radar showing you reason why low pressure up over canada bringing us winds out of the northwest this is also bringing us more lake effect snow to western new york. so tomorrow morning, the kids head to the bus stop. bund

most other spots in the 40s already. atlantic city almost to 50 degrees. and the reason the southwest wind that's coming in here, we have more of a west wind coming across pennsylvania, and that's going to start bringing in the colder air during the afternoon. we have 10 to 15-mile-an-hour winds across much of the area. we'll get a little bit gustier this afternoon. and it will be a bit breezy even overnight tonight. so these low temperatures not quite the way it's going to feel. it's going to feel colder than this. allentown at 19, quakertown at 21. holly 24, violent 28, cape may 30 degrees and 22 in west chester. that's pretty cold for this time of the year. not quite as cold as yesterday morning, but pretty cold. we have just some lake effect type clouds coming across much of pennsylvania and no rain anywhere nearby. there were some rain clouds earlier but they're gone. unfortunately, that is not the case in buffalo. there is a lake effect snow band, really heavy. and it looks like it's starting to creep northward a little bit, and that is not good. bec

others say this project will hurt neighboring economies. >> incredibly disappointed that the board didn't provide its reasoning or, you know, what facts they discerned from what has happened in atlantic city>> we've had a lot of community support. so, there's some other ones we have to win over. we'll win them over. >> there is no official time line for when the $425 million project will begin or when it will open. >> still to come here on "eyewitness news." >> local rocker bon jovi honored. the prestigious award he's being presented right here in philadelphia. >> plus a local mall you probably visited is going to expand your shopping experience. we'll tell you when and where when "eyewitness news" >> right now on "eyewitness news" continuing to track this bitter blast. meteorologist kathy orr is keeping her eye on things in the weather center. get back to work, kathy. she'll join us with an update in about three minutes from now. >> a rocker's work outside of his legendary music career earns him a prestigious award. jersey born jon bon jovi received the marian anderson award in a ceremony at the kimmel center. his charity work through the jon bon jovi soul foundation has helped the homel

others. reading seeing some clouds. 41 in atlantic city.e we're seeing across the region. anywhere from the upper 30 tos the low 40s. some spots hovering around freezing, one of those lancaster, but that's about it. 40 in millville. 35 in dover. so we have a cool day today with temperatures typical for this time of year. then monday, we're going to see that mild air come in from the southwest. up near 72 degrees with a high on monday, but it's beginning to last just one day. we have cool air coming back in on tuesday. back into the 50s. and then cold air wednesday, thursday, friday, into the weekend. temperatures not getting out of the 40s. so we're going to continue to watch that. we are dry for now. we are watching some warm air come into the area. that's bringing some clouds. brought some sprinkles last night. but we're going to see a mostly cloudy day as we head throughout the day. we will see some sunshine, though. things begin to change pretty drastically as we head throughout the overnight hours. you see rain coming in. don't be surp

atlantic city, new jersey. fog along the coastline and other areas of south jersey and also in the state of delaware. will be back with the accuweather forecast and karen rogers, of course, will be telling to us how this is impacting the roads this morning. >>> now for your first look at business. we are at the big board to deliver it to you. a mall near buffalo, new york, is threatening to fine any retailer that does not open at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. it says it needs to compete with other malls in the area that are opening at the same time. it's unclear how much the mall plans to finery tailers. store owners are outraged. the general manager of harrah's philadelphia in chester delaware county says he opposes plans to open a second casino in philadelphia. ron baumann says the region's gambling industry is already coping way two year slide in revenues. the pennsylvania gaming control board plans a vote next week. >>> turning to wall street, stocks eked out slight gains on tuesday. futures indicate we could see a drop at the opening bell. >>> a flight data site ranks chicago o'hare's airport as th

other big stories including this one. >> we'll be monitoring the casino crisis in atlantic city. workers hope that revel may open, came to an end. >>> we'll also let you know about the outcome on sports betting. those in the state and the ncaa and major professional sports leagues are arguing whether the temporary ban in new jersey should be extended. the leagues don't want to see t -- >>> the department has collected hundreds of phones over the past two months, those phones will be distributed to victims of domestic violence in case they need to use them for emergency calls. >>> boy, quite a messup here. a marijuana mistake. a delaware county store manager got a big surprise. a big green surprise when he opened the mail. and he said this isn't the first time this has happening. >>> and a crash connection. a new study reveals the impact of a good night's sleep on your teenage driver. >>> cold start this morning. we're back in the 20s and 30s. and watch something clouds move into the area. right now 37 degrees at 5:35. >>> 37 degrees, 14 degrees warmer in philadelphia than it was

. >>> in other news the future of the old revel contact even owe in atlantic city is backup in the air that the buyer is backing out. brookfield asset management agreed to buy the casino for 110 million-dollar but canadian company decided to pull out of the purchase. sources say that the deal fell apart because of a disagreement over revel's power plant. revel was atlantic city's most expensive casino when it opened in 2012 but it closed two months ago after declaring bankruptcy. another developer bid on the property has in the said if he he is interested in buying it now. >>> 5:39 right now. don't waste your money on dangerous toys this holiday season, three is on your side with a a new list of the most unsafe toys for children. >>> bono banged up after falling off the bike and now it turns out his injuries are more serious then we thought. >>> there is in better time to quit smoking than today the great american smoke out doctor jen just walk in the studio here's with the best ways to kick habit so it stick, we will be right back. a philadelphia police are officer and two civilians a

about 84,000 miles an hour, the landing, historic, precise, like no other ever, it is providing data never before scene. atlantic cityre about the surface of the comet, saying, it is not as smooth as they thought it would be. and little bit softer, which may have caused a couple of landing issues, kind of bounced then landed again until they got the anchors in, and really kind of got it locked -- if you will? >> human minds can do. >> just unbelievable. >> did you know that roseetta took off from earth about ten years ago, tan had to travel 64 billion miles before it got near the come net and then the filet, when that launched from roseetta had to travel 310 million miles to get on to the comet. is that crazy? and it is so tiny. >> the mass involved is mind-boggling, also the engineers of the apparatus to stay intact through all that distance and all of that, well, weather if you want to call it. that will look at this picture, doesn't even look real. >> they'll learn a lot more about how specifically it is functioning, what being accurately it can do a little later today. >> but for now, a lot of celebrating. in fac

atlantic city, no snow showers, there but we've seen them in many other part of the area this morning. so just watch for couple of those and vittoria will tell if you, and you probably know by your own experience, if you see one of those, it is very possible that you can get a little bit after slick spot on a road. not big in the way of the flurries, though, see they've gone by, for the most part, up through the poconos, still finding some. but let's not rule them out until the sun comes up. thirty-four in philadelphia, 31 degrees in trenton, 30 degrees in wilmington. it is a cold start to the day. and this is how the daybreaks down, going to be out and about by 10:00 a.m., 34 degrees, by 2:00 p.m., close to the high for the day, which will be in the upper 30's, and with that, you've got a breeze, that's going to make it feel more like it is in the 20's, most of the day. future weather being not much going on. we've got some pretty nice conditions coming up for us, as we move on through the rest of the day. we will talk about the seven day coming up. vittoria? >> thank you, carol. goo

live on sky 6 taking a look at atlantic city new jersey live on sky 6 taking a look at other spots andon, going to see some snow in some spots. >> let's get right on over to the big board. we have matt pelman taking a look at traffic and other issues. good morning. >> yes, indeed. speaking of the shore there's a rollercoaster on the wildwood boardwalk called the great nor'easter. i don't know if this storm today is going to be the great nor'easter but it could have some pretty great impacts, well, not so great but some pretty substantial impacts on the traffic and transit for later on today. at this point overall we're not looking too terrible but as we check flight tracker this morning we think that the nor'easter, the storm could impact flights later on. at this point we're already starting to see a few cancellations. i would expect some delays if you're headed down to the north carolina airports early this morning. the storm rolling through there so if you're headed into charlotte oral lee i would expect to see those delays. already a few cancellations for those of you headed to d.c

. >>> in other news, a woman is recovering after firefighters saved her from a burning building in atlantic city happened at an abandon apartment complex yesterday evening. firefighters found the woman inside, she had no pulse at the time. they gave her cpr and revived her. the fire chief believes she and others may have been in that building illegally. >> they had to generate their own heat. they probably lit fire or did something or candles or something to that nature. you fall asleep and if you're intoxicated or under the influence of some substance and fall asleep and next thing you know, the place is on fire. >> the chief tells us that no official cause of the fire has been determined yet and no one else was hurt. >>> a chapel in western pennsylvania honoring the victims of united airlines flight 93 is closed today after a deadly car crash. two cars collided yesterday sending one into the wall of the chapel in stony creek township somerset county. a 72-year-old woman died and another person was hurt. the chapel was built as a memorial to the victims of flight 93 which crashed in a nearby fi

everybody is into the 30's, some spots little colder than others, for example, in allentown, where you are just below the freezing mark, even in atlantic city right after freezing at 32, 38 currently in millville. the list goes on, even at philadelphia international where you are at 39. this is the kind of forecast or the kind of current conditions really that when you walk out the door you have to do so with a heavier coat on for sure. but expect a nice day. it will be a day that very likely dresses in layers, 61 degrees the expected high later this afternoon, which we should hit at about 3:00 p.m. or so. but we've been talking about this now since about a week ago, even despite the comfortable conditions early this week. the breeze will be kicking in by the mid week, and that signifies the big change that's women n -- on the way. it will be chilly change with much colder air that waits in the wings for later in the week. we will be talking little later in the show just how cold are we talking here? jess, we send it into you. >> just how cold are we talking? i don't like to hear, that katie. good morning, little after 5:00 a.m. relatively

it's warmer than yesterday, but cooler than the other numbers around the delaware valley. 46 degrees for the lehigh valley. atlantic city ten better. 56 degrees with a combination of sun and clouds. philadelphia, 55 degrees, so, again, a milder afternoon around the delaware and lehigh valleys. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, even milder still tomorrow, 60 degrees, maybe that spotty shower late in the day. tuesday, brisk and colder high of 42. north and west you're staying in the 30s. clouds for wednesday, a shower or two, 555. sun and clouds, thursday, 50, and cooler and periods of rain high of 45 degrees. >> thank you chris. >>> as many are making the mad dash home philadelphia international airport has been named one of the most frustrating airports in the u.s. according to a survey of 3,000 frequent flyers. each airport was given scores on how easy it is to get with, and out of all the questions, philadelphia was ranked 10th toughest in the countries to catch a plane. new york's laguardia took number one. my grandkids bought this nest learning thermostat. programs itself... connects to their precious ph

other numbers you'll wake up to. allentown 26. the poconos 23. only 28 degrees in millville and atlantic city.ut with the wind it will feel even colder. now we are looking at another arctic blast moving our way for next week. we'll talk more about that and how colder it is going to get. for now we'll zen it back to you in the studio. >> breaking details tonight. a delaware state trooper opens fire on a suspect after a car chase and that suspect died a short time ago. this shooting happened at harvey road and garfield avenue in claymont. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live there tonight. todd? >> reporter: jessica, there were multiple gunshots fired here in this reasonable neighborhood, ton night we've learned the man who was killed has been identified as 41 year old william mcnulty of clayton. video taken just minutes after the shooting shows the back windshield of the car was shot out. police were reportedly chasing this car in claymont early friday evening. the car crashed here on harvey road, a delaware state trooper shot william mcnulty. investigators have been combing over th

other existing gaming facilities. >> reporter: in what county leaders don't want, they say, is a repeat of troubles currently facing atlantic city. >> we're taking these actions today, so we certainly hope our actions really will have been effect and that the game board will reconsider these actions. >> reporter: leaders threaten that one way or another if gaming revenues drop too much, they may have to make up for it by hitting residents with higher taxes. nbc10 news. >>> time is running out for students at a philadelphia charter school. the wakisha charter school will close december 23rd. the students will have to find another school. they have been struggling with money problems for the last year and a half. board members claim declining enrollment. >>> not the only philadelphia school to abruptly close because of money problems. we told you about this charter school last month. it canceled school leaves nearly 300 students looking for a new place to go. >>> a former firefighter accused of blaerzing several south jersey homes turned himself into police today. they say terrance ward broke into several homes. he was laid off la

atlantic city? no. >> golden nugget is profitable. >> golden nugget is profitable this year and the only reason it is profitable is because we have lost otherso, the shakeout is working. towhat happens is you go atlantic city, and if you do not make money, you do not have deferred maintenance. an oldwants to go to property. the golden nugget is brand-new. it was redone. people discovered it was the nicest property. >> but if you're not prepared to pull out, you do not have the kind of leverage, right, at the table with chris christie that you might otherwise? if you do not do something, i the next guy out of dodge. >> it easily could be. all you need to take is a little bit of a bigger dip in revenue and those little bitty profits. business in had a 35 years that all of a sudden you are writing out checks for $1 million a month. own my company. i was writing out checks for $1 million a month to support atlantic city. one year ago you could have bought a casino for 10% of what i had in it hurt i was done. at some point you -- in it. i was done. at some point you say i am over it. >> how did you turn the corner? >> more people realized how ni

city, the others near the sports complex. sugarhouse is warning against competition claiming the market is saturated. >>> united airlines is scrapping its service to and from atlantic city. it cannot sustain the flights between the struggling gambling hub, chicago and houston. spirit airlines will be the only remaining regular carrier to operate atlantic city international airport. >>> there's still much more to come on saturday morning, the final autopsy report for actor robin williams has been released. >>> plus light up the night sky in berlin lanterns. ♪ with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the confidence to move forward. independence blue cross. live fearless. use chase freedom at amazon.com and get 5% cash back this quarter. so you can find the perfect gift for everyone. including you. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom chase. so you can. check this out an unusual phenomenon is making a repeat in western romania. peoples' homes and gardens are blanketed by lady bugs. they are be lieuing -- they are looking for a place to high about her-ive for the winter. the only t

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and then checking the other roadways, there we put the maps, problems on mass transit, atlantic city rail line, is her just suspended between 30th street and cherry hill all because of amtrak switch problems, providing bus service, then going to the next map, the regional rails, septa's norristown line, running with delays, service suspended between mequon and conshohocken, back to you. >> 6:06 right now. sue doesn't have very good things to say about the weather today. it will be another colds one. and we hope it gets down to 20 degrees. >> let's hope not. fox 29's lauren johnson also hopes it is not horribly worse than it is right now. at least you're bundled up. good morning. >> i am bundled up. >> i don't know if people are awake to hear. >> this you say the worse part of being cold is getting in the car. >> yes. >> with your heat, i doubt that, no. the worse part of being cold is standing in it! that's the worse part. listen, no one is out here in it, we're at the broad street and paterson avenue station. everyone is inside, i try to go in, say can you come out, talk to us, tell

saying atlantic city international airport is in worse shape than any other port authority airport.gency manages the airport and conducted an inspection. the management overseas the airport's day-to-day operations under a contract with the south jersey transportation authority. the inspection report found the airport was covered in dirt and grime. the ceiling tiles were stained and carpets in the terminals were soiled. the restrooms were in poor condition as well. new jersey transportation commissioner jamie foxx defended the airport saying whoever compiled the report, quote, has not been to laguardia airport in new york. >>> we're just over four hours away from kickoff as the eagles host the panthers in "monday night football" in south philadelphia. it will list be an opportunity to pay tribute to america's veterans. nbc 10's tim furlong live in skyforce 10. he'll be getting a topside view of the excitement on the ground. earlier you talked to organizers about celebrating our nation's veterans. >> they have a lot of things planned. it will be exciting. we'll be over it for some of

accident that killed one passenger, injured three others, when a walmart big rig slammed into their limo van when they were driving back from a show in atlantic city. >>> not one but two signs of the times tonight. just 70 years ago they were the scourge of the world. now germany has been named the world's favorite country according to a brand survey which tracks 50 different trends. it's impossible to overstate how much of a global pariah they were during world war ii. as the free world fought the nazi menace. now, with the u.s. downgraded from the number one spot, germany's the most admired for, among other things, its robust economy. thank you, marshall plan. but also for political leadership and success in sports. u.s. is still seen as tops in creativity, modern culture and education. >>> and growing up in this country, we were always told that having a house with a two-car garage was the american ideal, the symbol of prosperity. but a new study tells us that's a dwindling goal. 57% of u.s. households still have two vehicles, but they estimate in 25 years fewer than half of households will have that second vehicle. comes down to money, of cour

atlantic city. the governor and other state and local officials are trying to find ways to revive the and local officialso to karen rogers at 8:27 on this wednesday, november 12th. she's the got latest looking at your track. the schuylkill doesn't look good. >> it's a foggy slide in. live on the schuylkill expressway at city avenue westbound traffic jammed from past montgomery to gladwyne. eastbound a 31 minute ride from the blue route to the vine so heavy in both directions and reduced visibility not helping things any. the action cam was on the scene in bensalem bucks county where a fatal accident involving a pedestrian still has route 1 southbound shut down at old lincoln highway. a number of emergency workers there by the wawa and across from the lincoln motel. southbound route one jammed from past 213 to old lincoln highway because of that accident scene. stick to hulmeville road as you alternate. tam. >> thank you karen. dave murphy you say if you're dealing with the fog, be ready to sort of handle this for another couple of hours. it will be there for about that time. >> yeah, the dense fog adviso

the other current temperatures in the area, 51 degrees in mt. pocono, 66 in atlantic city.r back to the west, it is really cold. temperatures in the 20s in areas that were in the 60s just a few days ago and all the way up into canada, a huge area of wayç bew average temperatures. and as we go through the night tonight, we're fortunate, unless you really want it to be this cold, that we're not getting the core. see the pink colors? that's the core of the arctic air. this time it's staying to the west. the one next week that's coming in, we're going to get hit much harder with that one. here's friday. the arctic air stays back to the west. saturday is very cold. sunday we're just starting to warm up enough, as a storm comes up our way to make it rain and not snow. and then it gets cold after that. late next week. again, look at how much of the country is extremely cold. now we're going into saturday, the 22nd. and we're still in that. here's the futurecast. we go through tomorrow, start off with sunshine. no fog tomorrow. then clouds increase, a few sprinkles by late in the

atlantic city. beautiful sun rise but a a cold one. we have a temperature of 32 degrees through center city philadelphia looking at other location this is morning 32 degrees at palmyra cove nature park in new jersey. temperatures are cold. wind aren't strong but they are enough to kick up a wind chill. thirty-three right now. twenty-seven in allentown. 24 degrees in the poconos. we will move to wilmington 29. millville 29. dover 28. atlantic city at four. cold morning in every single location. thirty-three in mount holly. twenty-nine doyletown. twenty-eight in quakertown and pottstown. willow grove at 27 degrees. storm scan three no problem today. expect to find sunshine shirt you'llly the entire day. 26 degrees is how it feels though, cold air, expect to feel cold. twenty-six in trenton. twenty-one in wilmington. high temperatures this afternoon getting only to maybe 45 degrees. we can stop a degree or two short of that as well. lots of sunshine, and, sky conditions, and will not be anish eye. few more clouds tonight and that leads to a day that might be slightly warmer tomorrow. maybe not as bright. we have got foggy weather and cold

still, monsignor william hodge says he has hope others will answer their call for help. >> seeing ups and downs in atlantic cityore. and we shall survive. >> reporter: both the roman catholic church and the rescue mission say donations, both in supplies and monetary donations, will go a long way in helping them help the people here in the city that need it most. if you need more information, we'll put some up on our website, nbc10.com. live in atlantic city this morning, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> there is a last-ditch effort under way to keep the trump taj mahal open. over the weekend, trump entertainment resorts offered to restore health insurance to its workers for at least two years in return, though, for the union dropping its appeal of a court order that canceled the health insurance and pension plan. the union president declined to comment. the taj mahal is scheduled to close on december 12st. >>> police in northampton county are trying to track down a mother of three who disappeared on friday. jessica padgett was last seen leaving her job at the duck duck goose daycare in northampton. investigators sa

jersey governor chris christie will hold his second summit on saving atlantic city, the first was in september. the governor and otherls are trying to find ways to revive the shore resort's economy. four casinos have closed this year. a fifth one is in danger of closing. that has led to a huge loss in tax revenue and big unemployment numbers in ac many. the christie administration has not yet offered specific recovery plans as of yet. >> she was pregnant, she had a child with her and she was asking for money to get back on her feet. but it was what she did next that have people outraged. erin o'hearn is live at the big board with more details on this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and this story does have a bizarre chain of events. one moment the woman seen in this picture is asking for money on the street. the next minute she gets into a mercedes. now, one shopper in the area said she's on the corner every weekend holding this sign and then you can see from this picture a little farther away a little boy is with her, perhaps her son, he looks about four or five years old. now, one shopper in th

other 7 surviving casinos are all doing better thank you with tropicana and golden nugget increasing revenue 70%. regulators say this means atlantic citys finally stabilizes after the painful contraction. >> pennsylvania is now facing a huge bet budget short fall. numbers released today show a projected deficit of nearly 2 billion dollars within the next year an a half. harrisburg needs to borrow more money for operations but the state tresher rear says pennsylvania will max out the credit line very soon. governor elect tom wolf that will inherit the problem in january calls it a financial crisis. dilworth park in front of city hall becomes a public ice skating rink tomorrow and they held a vip reception tonight. "action news" reporter sharee williams was there tonight and sharee everybody want to know if you took a spin tonight? >> well, jim, if a spin constitutes annen tire lap around, no. i did not get that far. take a look for yourself. it really is pretty. 60 by 120 feet and they are ally hoping this will be the new jewel of the city and it opens tomorrow to hundreds of skateers. >> it's an icy treat wright in the heart of center

other than of taj said if the union don't stop appealing the taj will close for good september 12. if you were playing real life monopoly would buy in atlantic city now? >> absolutely, more now than ever. the well, the value, they are giving property away, practically. and it's going to turn around. >> atlantic city is falling apart. all the casinos is closing down and the little shops on the boardwalk ain't making money. i can't see investing in this. >> i would be selling like gangster for sure. >> reporter: because? >> because there's no return as far as my investment goes. >> people will come here forever because it's a fun place to come. >> reporter: with all the problems atlantic city is not getting out of jail free the way you would in monopoly. difficult deals will be made to make sure the city survives just as with the game until be winners and losers. on the boardwalk, nora muchanic. >> the atm, bible in the church and the playground. which is the dirtest one we touch everyday. >> keeping fido healthy can hurt your pocketbook. getting quality service that doesn't break the bank. >> reporter: temperature are running ten blow average, rai

there those locations places like sea isle, avalon, atlantic city, even down there you'll clear out this afternoon, as well. there's not much going otherht here, that will take the headlines later this week as the temperatures plumb it on the backside of that front. that doesn't arrive here, won't affect our weather until wednesday night. from now until then it stays nice and quiet. you can clearly see the pattern starting to take shape. this is the jet stream starting to rise in the west it's like a sea saw when it goes up on one side of the county it goes down on the other. you can see the cold air starting to work into the lower 48. the seesaw will like this. if you're a warm weather fan it's not going to happen. we're going to five to seven days with temperatures below average for this time of the year. future tracker 6, mostly sunny skies later on. monday simm drill. temperatures milder. tuesday, we'll increase high clouds, tuesday is a nice looking day. that was the arctic front which will arrive wednesday night. temperature-wise for highs we're talking 56, 57 today. and then we get into monday. monday will be a little bit milder

still other believe approval of anyone of them would simply mean more jobs. and, encourage atlantic city workers fresh out of work to cross state lines. >> specially with the economy, the way it is now, with the job force, i think it would be a great thing. >> now, this special meeting happens here at the convention center around 1:00 this afternoon, it is open to the public. we're reporting live in center city this morning, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> jan, thank you for. that will other news this morning, former philadelphia traffic court judge tomorrow a seen tyney expected to plead guilty. prosecutors say tynes accepted $2,000 bracelet from undercover informant, in exchange for promising special access to a businessman. the plea deal calls for no prison time. now, tynes convicted of urgently in a unrelated ticket fixing case. >> well, the pennsylvania supreme court will bewaring in on historic church abuse case, prosecutors trying to reinstate child endangerment conviction against monsignor william lynn. he was the first catholic church official convicted fo

they will join two other candidates ken trujillo and kerry gillen a former aid to michael nutter. >>> more than 1,000 casino workers will hold another rally on the atlantic cityrdwalk. they will protest the planned shutdown of the trump taj mahal and billionaire investor carl icahn's role in the process. they'll march from the taj to the tropicana which i can can owns. owners of the taj plan to shut it down on december 12th. it would be the fifth casino to close in ac this year. icahn has demanded concessions and state aid to keep the taj open. >> another person has come forward accusing bill cosby of sexual assault. this time it's a former model. we'll give you new details. >> two women down south are accused of stealing wigging from a beauty supply store and then attacking an employee as they tried to get away. david. >> i haven't changed a thing on the kids. we still haven't dressed up in all the extra gear because once again this morning we are cold ann little bit on the breezy side. i'll have your accuweather 7-day forecast with some improvement and then we kind of step back and then some improvement. there's all kinds of stuff coming up. that's just ahe

other problems. >>> and hundreds of workers from another industry are getting ready to rally today. we'll tell you about the protest planned in atlantic city in response to the ongoing casino crisis there. >>> plus, our nbc 10 team coverage of this dangerous cold continues. coming up at 5:45, we'll find out what's being done to protect the homeless in parts of the area. bill? >>> temperatures are still falling right now. no sign of sunshine just yet. it's more than hann hour away. still plenty of time for temperatures to reach record cold levels. 22 degrees here at nbc 10 at 5:38. >>> plunging temperatures this morning, challenging records. right now pottstown is down to 19, 18 in doylestown and philadelphia's at 23 degrees. but parts of the city right at 20 degrees. roxborough, northeast philadelphia's 23, and right along the delaware river trail, 22 degrees right now. and the wind is blowing, not as strong as yesterday. it's down to 8 miles an hour in philadelphia, but when it's this cold, you don't need much wind to make it feel like it's in the teens. the windchill right now 14 degrees, 10 in trenton and 6 below in the pocono mountains

other places. the call from accuweather is no snow but clear and bitterly cold. new records for reading and atlantic citynd philadelphia drops down to 21 and 17 is the overnight low in allentown, your four day at 4:00, the chill continues for wednesday and less wind to contend with, on thursday sunny and breezy and 45, a reinforcing shot of cold air moves in on friday, and saturday it's sunny and chilly with a high temperature of 42 degrees, the cold snap is gripping the area today guys. >> all right if that drop isn't enough for you, i have another one, thrill seekers this is for you. this is a simulation of what will be the world's tallest roller coaster, it's being built in orlando as part of the 90,000 square foot sky plex, the roller coaster is 570 feet tall and the top has an observation deck, and this ride is set to open in 2017. >>> time now for the buzz. matthew mcconaughey has a fresh new star on the hollywood walk of fame, joining them is his wife, and two children. he won an oscar for his role in the dallas buyer's club. he says he is living the dream he didn't know he had. and now the much a