we have a small issue in paulsboro, gloucester county. the caution lights are malfunctioning at the draw bridge. police are out there along 44 crown point road north of delaware street directing traffic. police are there to help you watch out for them and pay attention to the way they direct you. meanwhile, in wilmington we had the crash at lee boulevard at north market by the the checkers probably a good intersection to avoid. use the washington boulevard, the washington street and he thinks has alternates. in delaware, along 495 we're moving along with speeds in the 50s and same on i-95 and 202 concord pike no problems at this point. on the big picture i-95 in p-a we're slow cottman southbound and betsy ross bridge into girard, but our crash on the boulevard northbound by 5 account street involving the vehicle into the pole is out of there. however, in bucks county more midday construction partly of the reassure facing project along street road gave us delays at bustleton pike and reading avenue. chalfonte they will be working along but

nbc 10 at the paulsboro/sterling game. enjoy it while it lasts. a weekend chill is on the horizon. a big dip in the digits. >> how cool are we talking about, sheena? >> reporter: some areas as we go into sunday night will be dropping down into the 30s. but that will be the second half of the weekend. we are still seeing cool temperatures across the area right now. 58 degrees in pottstown. 61, allentown, 62, philadelphia. upper 50s in dover right now. so it will be a cool start to your day tomorrow, but take a look, just to our north and west. this is moving into minneapolis, 50s here but 30s not too far to the north. so this area you see in canada, this very cold air will be here as we go through the day on sunday. so the second half of the weekend will be the colder half. now, as far as tomorrow is concerned to start off your weekend, by 8:00 in the morning, sunny conditions, pretty cool around 60 degrees, and we'll see some clouds moving in, too. so temperatures by about 4:00 p.m. topping out near 70 degrees. but as we go into saturday night, we have much cooler temperatures comi

a new tenant has agreed to move into the port of paulsboro and is expected to create 150 full-time jobs that could be up and running by the end of the year. >>> today crews will begin a $10 million traffic signal improvement project in philadelphia. the upgrades will take place in center city between north broad and north second and also callowhill and market. workers will replace equipment at more than a dozen int intersections and install cameras. the project is expected to be complete by summer of 2016. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a chilly morning. temperatures are dropping in the 30s and 40s. we will, though, see lots of sunshine for today and tomorrow, and any showers will hold off until midweek at the earliest. right now you may have to bundle up if you're heading out the door. 40s for allentown and northeast philadelphia, but look at millville at 38 degrees, clear and less wind than the last couple days, so the temperatures are still falling at this hour. the wind, it is 12 miles an hour in the pocono mountains, but calm for pottstow

a new tenant has agreed to move into the port of paulsboro.ted to create 150 full-time jobs and could be up and running by the end of the year. >>> and a study just released found that a city in kent county is the top place for female executives in the entire country. researchers found that dover, delaware, is the nation's friendliest city for family executives. the study, which surveyed more than 400,000 businesses, appears in this morning's "news journal." researchers found an average of 27% of businesses have women in top roles, but in dover, the average is nearly 45%. which is great to hear. >> good for dover. you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> mandatory quarantine. new jersey's and new york's governors say their ebola policies aren't going anywhere, despite health experts calling them unnecessary. >>> we're off to a chilly start outside, but a warm-up is on the way. we'll get your first alert forecast hour by hour. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm va

elsewhere in new jersey, 2959 southbound, just outside of paulsboro, at democrat road an accident thereother crash out in montgomery county, gravel pike, at night road pushed over to the side. stadium area, set up traffic lights out. so expect some police activity on the scene, directing traffic around broad street and paterson avenue. mass transit great alternate today. septa new jersey transit and dart all running on time, no delays, currently no delays at the philadelphia international airport. erika, back over to you. >> thank you, jess, one of the teenagers injured in friday's shooting at washington state high school passed away overnight. many families in the small town near seattle are grieving this morning. cbs news correspondent susan macinnis reports on devastated community now waiting word on other victims. >> grieving for the victims at the marysville pilchuck, gia soriano died this morning. colored an estimate from gia's family. >> we are devestated from the senseless tragedy. gia is our beautiful daughter and words cannot express how much we will miss her. >> sore ian i be

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