hundreds of protesters at philadelphia's city hall. skyforce 10 over center city. dest deaths of freddie gray in baltimore and brandon tate-brown in philadelphia. tate-brown was shot and killed by offices here in philadelphia. philadelphia police say this is the car involved in a hit-and-run crash that badly injured a temple university student. investigators say an 18-year-old has now confessed to hitting rachel hall as she rode her bike near campus last night. they're waiting on the d.a. to approve charges. >>> federal health officials want new data on the safety and effectiveness of hand sanitizers used to hospitalized. doctors offices as well as in nursing homes. the fda is worried about two things. can the cleaners be absorbed through the skin? and also are they harmful? another question is there a possible link between the use of the antiseptics and the growth rather, of superbug bacterias that are resistant to antibiotics? the fda right now giving manufacturers of anti-bacterial products two years to submit their information. >>> a south philadelphia native wi

here outside of city had hall, and also some folding chairs on dilworth park were chained up and set aside all in anticipation for this afternoon's demonstration. the also the philadelphia court system closed down earlier this afternoon workers were sent home at 3:30 and we ran into a couple whoarried this afternoon at city hall and they told us how early shut down impacted their wedding day. >> our wedding was scheduled for three but because of the protest they push it back to 4:00. >> reporter: report because court system was shut down. >> reporter: upset by that. >> i was but it work out. it was highly upset but it worked out. >> reporter: philadelphia court system was shut down, because of quote an abundance of caution and for the purposes of crowd control traffic congestion, and possible reassignment of law enforcement. a as for situation here outside on dilworth park you can see the the protest remains peaceful. as far as demonstrations, a as far as the disruptions are concerned in and around city a hall here things appear to be somewhat limited right now. reporting live from center city, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good todd, thanks very much. >>> n

other cities on that list include savanna aspen boston and chicago unfortunately philadelphia did not make that list. insuring was number one. a lot of little towns too. philly is such a great food town. >> it has been for years and years and years good look at those shots that looks beautiful. >> next week katie is saying 80 degrees. road trip to the shore. >> road trip. >> trip to the shore. >> morning crew bus fired up and ready to go good i like that. >> before you walk out the door we are updating morning's top stories including very latest on our breaking news after police find a car wanted for a hit and run. >> remarkable rescuee how he was saved after getting stuck in the middle of the raging river. >>> angry bird can be happen bye this one a big honor for video game and several other ones but first here's a story we are working on "eyewitness news" tonight at 11:00 o'clock. >>> my name is charlotte from cbs-3. why did you steel those peoples money. i team is in pursuit of the local man who stole more than $67,000. is what more infuriating than what he did how victims say the

city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together...ten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> the breaking news tonight. the boston bombing trial, now in the hands of the jury at this hour. the dramatic final moments. a packed courtroom. should the alleged bomber's life be spared or should he face the death penalty? >>> also breaking tonight, the carbon monoxide horror. authorities on the scene right now. eight people discovered in a family home. >>> the deadly police shootout now under the microscope. the officer allegedly firing 49 shots. 15 into this windshield. the man and woman inside unarmed. >>> the family poisoned while on vacation. their two boys in critical condition. authorities tonight on what was used at that resort. >>> and the busted brackets across america. and tonight, right here the numbers guy who has one team winning by one.

philadelphia deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> protesters are getting ready to rally in stentcenter city philadelphia. >> expected to demonstrate outside city hall. skyforce 10 is live right now. their goal is to show solidarity with protesters if baltimore, where people have been protesting, of course. they're protesting the death of a man. police custody. >> demonstrators have voiced their concerns about the police shooting death of brandon tate-brown in philadelphia. he was reaching for a gun during a traffic stop. family members say that gun was planted by police and they're now suing. nbc 10's drew smith is live in center city. >> courts have closed early. one school had early dismissal. what are protesters an police tell you we should expect? >> reporter: unless you're planning to come down here for the protest, you might want to avoid this area. take a look, protesters lining up. getting ready to start in a half hour at dilworth park. see bicycle officers from philadelphia pd getting ready to deal with the situation. this is supposed to be contained to this park but police say based on their past experience, it's likely

city council had a hearing recently about transforming philadelphia public schools into school-based family service centers. what does that mean? schools will be there to offer adult classes, for example, or a health clinic. some schools already do this. city council president darryl clark and others have gotten support from colleges and hospitals to do this kind of thing. clark says this kind of model is being done in 2/3 of philly schools. he wants it to expand to all failing schools in the city. >> when these models have been applied the academic level of achievement has increased. the health care aspect has increased dramatically. dropout rates have decreased. we need to do this in a very aggressive way in the city of philadelphia. >> the mission tonight is to try to figure out how to make this work across the board. south philly high school where we are for example has adult classes for those learning english as a second language. the meeting tonight will be open to everyone. that will be at the community college of philadelphia in spring garden. that's at 6:00 p.m. how do they h

josephs a vital part of its wynnefield neighbor and the entire city of philadelphia. city now poised to make a change. ♪ >> a loft at stake tonight. six candidates who want to lead the city will debate the issues most important to you and we're proud to have students from this fine school participate in the process. so let's get start the. let's take you inside the and my colleague lucy noland. (applause). >> thank you. thank you all very much for joining us. we are thrilled to have you here iain thank you so much as well. you know the primary for philadelphia mayor is now less than one month away. time flies. only one republican is in the race but the field of democrats it's a crowded one with six candidates all vying for their party's nomination. we have all six candidates with us for this debate. and a quick reminder for our audience please refrain from any applause in the end of our debate. we of course are very happy to have you here and we've dot to keep things moving of course. so now on to our candidates. we begin with lynne abraham. she served as philadelphia dist

philadelphia and beyond. >>> plus, how about cold and wet to start your wednesday out here? as we take a live look at center city philadelphia, 44 degrees. you need the umbrella heading out the door this morning. grab a jacket too. we are about 20 degrees colder this morning than we were yesterday. good morning welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. we'll find out more on the change of weather from brittney shipp. good morning. >>> good morning. a lot colder this morning than yesterday. that will continue as we head into the afternoon. temperatures are not going to budge much. we'll stay in the mid-40s. a live look outside right now, top of the cold weather, it's also wet out. make sure to take it easy heading in from work. we expect to see slick roads. a closer look at the satellite radar shot shows isolated showers and light rainfall on and off throughout the day. our temperatures are at 44 degrees in philadelphia. 43 in it whostown. 44 when you head out the door in allentown. 43 in dover. and 42 this morning in atlantic city. but take a look at the highs from today, not moving

any traffic trouble that you may need to know about for your ride home. >> happening today, philadelphia city council is considering the gallery makeover. earlier, the city reached the agreement to transform the gallery at market east to an outlet mall. the committee and reform commission approved the project. meantime, you can comment on the final design for jfk and love park. philadelphia parks and conservancy will unveil the redesigned plans for you to see at a meeting at the library at 5:30 this afternoon. >>> it's nfl draft day for one homegrown athlete it's a chance to fulfill a dream. we'll introduce you to philadelphia's own jalen strong. >>> and signs of summer at the jersey shore. and we're not talking about the weather here either. we'll have the newest seaside attraction unveiled today that's a blast from the past. >>> clouds in the distance. you can see them from this live view from comcast center in center city. we will see sunshine. that's just half an hour away. before the chance of showers arrives later on. we'll go through it hour by hour with future weather when we come bac

to ride on trails in county parks. >>> with philadelphia's new bike share program about to begin tomorrow you'll likely see more people biking through the city but one group worries whether the roads are safe for them to ride. the bicycle coalition of philadelphia called on city leaders to spend more money to fix streets. that includes filling potholes and putting stripes on bike lanes. >> we really need the streets department to really look at the streets from the point of view of a state of good repair. the city has 2500 miles of streets with a 900 mile back log in paving. >> mayor nutter has proposed more money for the streets department to make those improvements improvements. >>> batter up. >> nice. >> nice. "nbc 10" stepped up to the plate in the name of heart health. keith jones almost hitting one out of the park. yeah, there he is. >> look. look. look what i did. >> we'll tell you what's happening today that gave philly fans a chance to hit one out of the park, too. >> you still have a chance to win one of two bids to join the "nbc 10" running team. go to nbc10.com or click on the nbc app to enter the sweeps stakes. "nbc 10" and tele

here is a live look at center city philadelphia. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist brittney shipp is here with the forecast. >> it is a two-part story. we're seeing colder temperatures, much colder than yesterday, and also on and off showers as we head to the rest of today. temperatures, 44 degrees in philadelphia. 44 in pottstown. 42 in atlantic city. temperatures in dover at 45 degrees. even in the 30s in the poconos, but couple that with our wind speeds, which are gusting above 20 miles per hour and our feels like temperature is at 26 degrees in the poconos. at 39 in allentown. it feels like it is 37 degrees in philadelphia. and 34 in atlantic city. so it is going to be cold throughout the entire day. cold and wet. and we're already starting to see light rain moving into parts of the poconos and also pushing into lancaster county. as we head into the rest of today, we'll continue to see that on and off shower activity but it is going to remain light. that's the good news. our temperatures are also going to stay down. even by noon

philadelphia. that's what would happen in one city councilman gets his way. councilman says it would cut down on litter. council projected outright banz in 2007 and 009. she was forces to wait more than five months. loretta lynch is confirmed as attorney general of the united states. she will be the first african-american feel to hold that job she'lling sworn in next week. senate vote 66 to 43 number of republicans voted against her because she refused to deannounce president obama executive agencies and i will legal imgrants. >> an action news investigation tonight is sxoing employee eyes at a local charity supposed to be feeding the hungry up stayed they were taking food for themselves. wendy saltzman daughter all on camera. she sxwroyps us tonight with an exclusive report. >>> jim, we all know that food pantries are supposed to help the needy homeless, struggling family and little or no income. there was a tip that an employee bragged he had not bought grossyes for years. he was taking food rights out the charity backdoor. >> friday, march 20 when philadel

she filed a suit against the city of philadelphia. more on our website nbc10.com or the nbc10 news app. >>> here's a look at all the democratic candidates running for mayor. the democratic winner will face republican melissa murray bailey on the november ballot. there are 19 days until the pennsylvania primary. >>> and in decision 2016 another candidate expected to enter the presidential race. bernie sanders will announce his run as a democrat. he describes himself as a democratic socialist and a liberal alternative to hillary clinton. so far three gop senators have officially joined the race for the republican nomination. they are ted cruz rand paul and marco rubio. >>> and there's new information in the germanwings crash investigation. the faa says while training to be a pilot at a flight school in phoenix in 2010 is andreas lube lubitz submitted a medical form saying he had been treated for severe depression between '08 and '09. the faa would not permit him to operate until he provided letters from his doctors saying he had recover

city. police say the teen threw the punch after a 20-minute argument on the train. >>> and happening today, members of philadelphiawill be handing out information to septa riders in response to controversial ads that will soon be appearing on septa buses. we told you about the ads. monique braxton is live in center city for us this morning. all right, monique, what is the muslim community doing today in response to this. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris. the muslims said they will take a stand against hatred. later this afternoon, they plan to hit love park as well as other septa stations passing out leaflets to those riding public transportation. this follows the judge's decision to allow advertisements suggesting muslims are not safe and that anti-semitism is inherent to islamic theology. one reads jew hatred is in the koran. another says in any war between the civilized man and the savage, support the civilized man. they tried to block the ads on buses but a judge ruled blocking them violates the first amendment. we asked riders about the ads sponsored by the american freedom defense initiative. >> peopl

>> philadelphia city council president darrell clarke is our newsmaker this morning. let's get the inside story. good morning, and welcome to "inside story." i'm tamala edwards. and good morning to darrell clarke, head of city council. a lot to talk about. i know you're focused on the budget, doing hearings right now. big issue -- education funding. the mayor's asked for $103 million. will he get it? >> well, it's the annual school-district crisis. the reality is the mayor wants $103 million, the school district needs $300 million in total. we're working with the state to determine whether or not there's gonna be an appropriate split. we've obviously, over the last several years, put more than $375 million into schools. it's for a good cause. there could potentially be a combination of revenue streams. because the challenge with this particular budget, that we won't know what the state does until after we have to pass our budget. so we're looking at various options. >> various options have come up. the mayor says, "why don't you try a 9% property-tax increase?" you've

city hall. they're calling it the philadelphia is baltimore march. and their signage a peaceful march demonstration heading to city hall. we'll keep you posted throughout the evening. >>> back to our team coverage into the investigation of the death of freddie gray. >> findings included some surprises. jay gray is live with the new details for us in baltimore. jay? >> reporter: hey there, jim, pat. they turned the results over a day earlier than expected, but what police haven't done to this point, answered the question so many are asking here right now how did freddie gray die? there is new information and questions tonight in the death of freddie gray, the 25-year-old who was severely injured and later died after being apprehended by baltimore police. today investigators revealed the transport van gray was riding in made a previously unknown stop the day he was arrested. >> this new stop has been -- was discovered from a privately owned camera rnchtsz. >> reporter: this's the only information public shared publicly after turning over the results to

. >>> a philadelphia city council man is warning people to look out for a scam. callers say they're from the sheriff's office and demand up to $500 for missing jury duty. they want payment delivered to a check cashing center. council man jones says the calls are phony. >>> now to the deadly earthquake in nepal. here is video where the death toll has soared past 3700. more than 6500 people injured and there's new video here of a chinese rescue team pulling a survivor from rubble in kathmandu late last night. they're still finding people. that person was stuck under a five story building that collapsed. also happening today, 5700 members of an elite search and rescue team will arrive in nepal to help look for survivors. >> we have evidence and it happened right now. >> after shocks have triggered more avalanches in the him mill lay yeahs. this was at a mt. everest bay camp. they recovered the bodies of 17 climbers who died. one of those was a doctor from middlesex county new jersey. you can go to the "nbc 10 news" app to help find ways to help the quake victims in

the fashion outlets at philadelphia of market east. >>> project is seeking 90 million-dollar in state and city funding and still need approval from the school district and philadelphia redevelopment authority. mayor michael nutter voiced his support tonight saying the project will create two you this construction jobs and a thousand permanent jobs in addition to benefiting residents and tourist. once approved demolition and constriction work will cause most of the current mall to be closed off until the plan reopening in spring of 2017. >>> it was a truly ground breaking experience tonight at the the intersection of broad and passyunk in south philadelphia. the make over project bypass i young avenue revitalization corporation will transform the concrete triangle in front of the united savings bank into a public space offering seating areas, new lighting and pedestrian friendly safety improvements. it is set to open up by the middle of the june. >>> vine street expressway will shut down in both directions tonight instead of just one way it happens at midnight and that is to make up for delays

wind gusting to 37 miles an hour in philadelphia will in mink ton 33. 32 miles an hour in trenton, atlantic city and allentown. that is bringing in a warm wind and those wind will continue. right now 65 in philadelphia. sixty-three in allentown. sixty in millville. sixty-four in reading a lot of warmth to the south, even warmer 70's in d.c. and ra with cold air to the west. good news is we will get one more really mild day but it comes at a cost, with wind and also with rain. you can see on storm scan three these showers getting closer and they will be here, late tonight into the early morning hours of friday. if you are traveling this evening, temperatures will be in the 60's, it will be gusty 58 degrees by 9:00 p.m. by 11:00 a chance of the shower. high of 57. timing the rain that is what we will talk about when i join you inside with the seven day forecast, for now, back to you in the studio. >> see you then. >>> well, we have breaking news right now a tentative deal has been reached this is design to limit iran's nuclear program. the president says that the understanding of all of iran's pat

you can call philadelphia police if you have more information. reporting live in center city, nbc 10 news. >>> well a the the top of the 6:00, we told you about one brush fire now here's another one. sky force 10 over this brush fire in northeast philadelphia again. this one along the delaware river. there are no reports of any injuries. we will continue to monitor the situation on both these brush fires and bring you the latest. >>> new at 6:00, it's tax day in more ways than one, you may soon be getting a new property tax notice if you live in philadelphia the city mailed out reassessments today. nearly 67,000 properties will have lower assessments than last year. but, more than 58,000 property assessments are going up. >> no decision yet, on the future of a third grade teacher in north jersey who had her class write get well letters to convicted cop killer jamal. the letters were delivered after he was hospitalized last month. she is suspended from her job. she said her class asked to write the letters but apologized for publicizing the effort online. she said she would re

philadelphia. most of the area is running colder in the city. ear view looking across the delaware from the adventure aquarium. the temperature is 48 degrees at the airport. wilmington northeast philadelphia running cooler 41 in pottstown, roxborough has found a low spot at 43 degrees. stand by for sunshine. scattered clouds as we head across the area. mainly sunny. 48 by 6:00. by 9:00 55 degrees. near 60 degrees at lunchtime today. we'll go through it hour by hour with future weather when i'm back in ten minutes. right now "nbc 10" first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is standing by with a look at a monday morning commute. hey, jesse. >> hey, bill. happy monday. we're not dealing with a whole lot. not a whole lot of volume but we are if you are following twitter. we have a twitter update from @new jerseytransit. 30 minute delays in service due to signal issues. as of right now you're dealing with 1/2 hour delay. schuylkill expressway around spring garden street no problems. eastbound lanes headed towards the center city area. only 12

republicans disliked her support of the president's executive actions on immigration immigration. >>> philadelphia city councilman is proposing a fee on disposable shopping bags idea to help reduce litter on philadelphia streets. >> under a bill proposed by councilman mark squilla shoppers will be charged 5 cents every time they use a disposable bag. he argues this stacks a compromise between retailers who may not like the idea and environmentalists who are pushing a plastic bag ban. 3 cents of that tax would go to the store own are in. 2 cents to the city. >> people go to regular retail store they don't need a bag as soon as they come out of the store they throw that back on the street and it adds to the plight of the city. we believe this is a great opportunity to help start the process of dee littering the city. >> the nickel bag tax would be applied to both paper and plastic. >>> much more to come here tonight on "eyewitness news" including an update on our breaking news. >> a philadelphia police officer is shot in the line of duty tonight. we are arrive at the scene next. >>> also ahead tonight --

and here is a live look outside now at center city philadelphia. hard to see with all that fog out there. president pretty dismal day at the shore as well. live look at the camera atop the marquis delafayette hotel in cape may, new jersey. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with our afternoon morning forecast, late morning, early afternoon, glenn? >> yeah vai. it is another dreary looking day. it is not quite as damp or quite as windy as yesterday. we still do have enough wind to make it feel a little bit colder. but we also have a first alert for tomorrow because we're going to be seeing thunderstorms developing later on during the day. strong gusty winds, potentially damaging winds and a couple of spots and also possible hail. so tomorrow will be drastically different. we have some showers generally back to the west. otherwise nothing more than a little drizzle across the area. we don't expect very much. more than drizzle during the day today. tonight we'll see perhaps more in the way of showers and then additional drizzle, you can see some of th

helping philadelphia communities through city schools. the plans being discussed tonight that go well beyond the classroom and its pre-k through 12 students. >>> first alert weather team continues to track showers as they move through the tri-state area. a live look at citizens bank park. game time is 7:05 and a few showers could still be in the area. >>> a lot of people looking for help filing their taxes didn't get much help from the irs's phone line. turns out the overloaded phone system hung up on more than 8 million taxpayers this season. for those who weren't disconnected, only 40% got through to an agent. many people were on hold for more than a half hour. some legislators say taxpayers' services were cut to help pay for president obama's health law and the services needed for that program. >>> we continue to follow storm damage from this afternoon's severe weather. >>> also ahead, a lot of police activity on the main line today. ahead, why police and fbi officers spent the day at rosemont college and why they say this video is no

. >>> meantime, white powder brings hazmat crew toss philadelphia city a hall today. an envelope was opened that contained white powder. that led the authorities to be called. the envelope was addressed to judge robert coleman. now the powder turnout to be harmless talc powder and a no one was injured. >>> well, what a beautiful day starting to feel a lot more like springtime. the it took long enough. meteorologist kathy orr is outside on the sky deck soaking up the sun. how long will it last kathy. >> the good news it will stay mild. the bad news is clouds are already taking over and the rain is coming next. i think this morning into the afternoon the best part of what we are going to see, when you look at the next couple of days. it will be mild. take a look at the high temperatures. plenty of sunshine to go around today and that was key to this forecast. philadelphia 67. pair of 60's in wilmington. trenton 65. atlantic city at the airport. sixty-two down the the shore only in the 40's because of the cool ocean water temperatures. the wind gusting past 30 miles an h

back to you erin. >> probably calling him sleepy now. >>> officials at philadelphia city hall will talkfunding. the city's finance director and chief education officer plan a half hour briefing and will discuss a wide range of ideas on how to fund the city schools for the upcoming fiscal year. officials will offer their analysis of each proposal at the briefing in mayor michael nutter's reception room. >>> atlantic city's former revel casino remains in the dark. utility supplier acr energy cut power to the site last week due to a contract dispute with revels new owner glen straub. private security guards patrol the exterior of the building but no lights are on inside. straub pledged to bring in portable generators but so far none have arrived. atlantic city is fining his company $5,000 for each day the huge building stays in the dark calling it a fire safety danger. >> let's turn now to david and talk about some of this rain coming. >> yeah, we've got it in the western suburbs right now. storm tracker six live double scan and you can see it north and west of philadelphia at this point.

. >>> the campaign staff of the philadelphia city council candidate is shaken tonight after being threatened by a man who claimed to have a gun. this happened at the offices of ori feibush in center city. the man walked in at 1:30 this afternoon and told staffers he had a gun. no one was hurt. feibush was not there at the time and said another one of his offices was vandalized this week. >>> a rally for peace tonight in philadelphia's mantua neighborhood. churches in the area sponsor the anti-violence rally. they say the crime has to stop. the conversation continues tomorrow at drexel university with the panel involving police, city officials and neighborhood leaders. >>> bryn mawr college is honoring supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. she was presented with the katherine hepburn medal tonight. she was honored for her drive and independence. katharine hepburn graduated from bryn mawr college and so did her mother. >> being sisters, not only to your peers, but to those who will follow you. as much as i have learned from the women who have mentored me i have gained just as much from the re

tell you what is happening and when and our reports from our team of meteorologists. >>> the city of philadelphiays on the beat and they are only 9 and 10-year-olds he talked with fourth graders about the dangers of bullying and williams challenged the kids to fight bullying and deptise them as assistant da's to fight bullying. >>> police dash-cam video is released of the traffic stop that ended with a police officer shooting a man in the back. new plans announced for the summer entertainment along the delaware river front for rick williams and jeff skversky and monica malpass i'm sharrie williams, "action news" at 6:00 is up next. jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> "action news" delaware valley's

see you soon. >>> almost two hours into a planned rally at philadelphia city hall and all is peaceful. sky fox over the scene marchers now heading north on broad. we don't know exactly what a final destination is. police are right there with them them. many on bikes trying to make sure things stay as peaceful as possible. you got to get around in car best to stay away from this entire area. back in a moment. ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just out there... ...waiting... ...for someone to reach out... ...and take it. and the ones who do... ...these are the kings and queens of america. ♪ ♪ >>> we are staying on top of the breaking news for you tonight. here's another live look at center city where a large crowd is now marching on broad street. they just left the rally at city hall which started at 4:00 their the rally called philly is baltimore. demonstrators showing solidarity with the people of baltimore on the heels of the death of freddie gray in police custody in baltimore. the rally has so far been peaceful. we of course will ke

. >>> and philadelphia's city councilman invites those living in a city that has gender identity or discrimination to come to philadelphia. there is an open invitation to victims of inequality to visit the city of brotherly love or to move here. in recent weeks indiana and arkansas enacted religious freedom laws. critics say the laws will allow discrimination against people in the lesbian, gay and transgender community. the conversation in the states allows businesses to refuse customers business due to the owner's religious belief. >> we are sending the message to all the states saying that you know, it's time to now change your philosophies knowing that all people are accepted. especially here in philadelphia. we welcome you. and that will make our city so great. >> all council members and mayor michael nutter have signed this open invitation. >>> listen up baseball fans. it is not getting cheaper to cheer on the home team. from tailgating to ticket prices, we'll break down the cost of sitting in the stands at citizens bank park. >>> plus a big sporting event that you may not expect is expected

city, 26. allentown 29. same in trenton. those record lows in wilmington and philadelphia in the 30's. we will be near record lows and could break a few of these come tomorrow morning. it the is cold and the wind. now tomorrow morning it will feel like it is in the 20's in many locations. it will feel like 14 in the poconos. twenty-six in philadelphia. twenty-six in millville. twenty-four in trenton. it will be quite cold again saturday morning early in the morning 6:00 a.m. better in philadelphia feeling like 31. twenty in the poconos. twenty-five in reading. we're talking about a march-like chill. overnight tonight lows in the 30's in the city. colder in the suburbs with the freeze to the north and west, friday, 56 with gusty wind. penn relays usually have warm weather. it will be dry but chilly. fifty-six friday. saturday 6o on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast conditions will stay chilly normal is 66, not going to get there for the next several days, that is a look at you're witness weather, w huh, 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. everybody

of the county but other than that fairly dry cross the region to the north and west of philadelphia chesapeake city 3:01, red lion middletown, east, possibly into salem will you will see those moderate showers. look at these peak wind gusts so impressive, philadelphia a wind gust of 71 miles an hour. we are looking at near hurricane force. 55 miles an hour gusts in allentown 52 in trenton, 48 in new castle, reading a 47 miles an hour gust was these heavy downpours. marry bet from bethlehem sent in this shocking photo of the tree that just snapped and landed right on the hood of her car. just devastating this afternoon with those wind. now temperatures have fallen, big time, and the high in philadelphia 72. right now 56. forty-seven in the poconos. reading only 54 degrees. more cold is coming. westerly wind at ten to 15 miles an hour. we will keep it cool across the region. the a as this cold high pressure builds in we will be talking about temperatures averaging below 10 degrees below normal and that is for afternoon high. the morning lows will be feeling more like winter, jessica, we will talk mor

reason why. 5 cents per bag a nickel tax on nearly every disposable bag you get is the idea philadelphia city councilman mark. >> if you needed ten bags in the purchase it will cost five you sent extra for your shopping. >> reporter: with litter blocking city street, garbage piled on the ground and even plastic bags hanging on trees the councilman wants to clean up the city. nickel bag tax applies to both paper and plastic would be used for an anti litter campaign and enforcement. >> 5 cents per bag. >> i didn't know that, i usually carry a reusable with me but today was an off date. >> there is a lot of waste generated from these plastic bags. >> reporter: across the u.s. philadelphia is latest city or state that has or is considering fees or out right bans on stores using disposable bags. >> that is kind of extreme. i don't think it is necessary. >> you feel like the city is nickel and diming you. >> exactly, that is ridiculous. that is not called for. >> reporter: he argues that the taxis a compromise between retailers who may howell about the idea and environmentalist who want a plastic b

auditorium, show your school id the at the the door. >>> a new bike share program is coming to the city of philadelphia and it starts next thursday. already, about 70 bike stations have been set autopsy cross the city. a real time map that you can access on your smart phone will show you where bikes are available to pick up or where docks are available for bikes to be dropped off. you can purchase ride by the trip, four bucks for 30 minutes or you can sign up and get a inly pass for $15 our jim donovan was out riding these bikes and said they were fantastic. >> great weekend especially tomorrow to ride a bike and enjoy spring like weather. >> just be outside is all you want to do just like this, soak up the sunshine, all of the that good vitamin d. weather watchers are saying we are looking good this afternoon, no issues, temperatures in the 07's across the board, still reporting a temperature of 74 degrees. the wind southwest at 5 miles an hour. i want to show you these great pictures that we got in. michael shows this beautiful picture of little egg harbor township in new jersey, water looking inviti

. >>> big security challenges are ahead for the city of philadelphia as we ready tour a papal visit and the democratic national convention. tonight police staged a drill on independence mall to test their redness. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco takes us inside what happened. >> reporter: police move into the independence visitors center on independence mall for a gunman on the loose but this is just a drill. active shooter drill. philadelphia police are working with parks and fire departments simulateing a shooter in the building. >> certainly we never hope to have an emergency here at the visitors center but it's always a possibility. >> reporter: more than 100 police officers are training with fake bullets trying to find and immobilize the shooter hidden somewhere inside. >> officers from the nearby district here in the sixth district along with the park rangers who patrol this area are responding simultaneously integrated into contact teams and together they're moving into the building just like they would in a real situation. they're moving to the sound of the gunshots. repo

some rain drops, not very rainy in this view from center city, but the rain is falling for mount pocano. 48 degrees. clouds over northeast philadelphia here. we have seen a few sprinkles at 61 in atlantic city that is cloudy and dry. a few thin spots but mostly a day without sunglasses. an umbrella is a different story. it's dry in cape may but the radar is showing steadier showers moving through salem and cumberland cumberland. this rain won't last all day. it will be on and off. the steady showers will take a break later this morning. in fact hour by hour future weather just update edd. a few raindrops in the region but by 10:00 north and west most of the areas are getting a break at that hour. then going into the afternoon, some light showers skirting southern delaware. later this morning we'll see scattered showers and skies, nice and mild today. we are on track for a nice weekend, too. showers on saturday morning. then sunshine with readings in the 60s. but it's cold before we get to the weekend. we have the seven-day when i'm back in ten. >>> and christine maddela is watching the roadways for us this morning, christine? >> this

today protesters plan a demonstration at philadelphia city hall. >>> student at ocean county centralregional high school faces assault charges a after spiking a teacher's drink. they say that student put eye drops in kelly's coffee and made her sick. authorities say that prank could have killed her. >>> time for a check of business news. down day on wall street after new numbers show the economy is slowing down. >> money watch's jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange what has change. >> well, commerce department said gdp grew a measly .2 percent and that is down from 2.2 percent at the end of last year. analyst blame the weak numbers on temporary factors like port disputes on the west coast which slowed deliveries, there were severe snowstorms in the early part of the year but still the worst performance for the economy in a year or so. we will see what happens the the next quarter. economist are hoping when the weather gets warmer, we will see improvement. ukee and erika. >>> we hear seinfeld, the show about nothing, will be streaming, tell us about it. >> reporter: yes

in the 50s for philadelphia wilmington pottstown. look at millville, atlantic city in the 60s. oxboro is 55 57 in north philadelphia. look at the warm-up. 62 degrees at noontime. then we're going for the 70s by 4:00 this afternoon, 70 71 degrees, 71 in trenton, 70 in dover. a nice mild evening. in fact, it's not going to cool down that quickly. even though clouds will be moving in by late this evening, 11:00, temperatures in the upper 50s. so perfect day for opening day. weather wise we're hitting it out of the park. 72 at 3:05. southwesterly wind at 15 miles an hour, just a little bit cooler by 6:00 this evening. 69 degrees. but don't get used to this nice dry weather. it's about to change. seven-day forecast when i come back. vai. >> love that crack of the bat, bill. meanwhile today residents living in one part of sussex county will vote for their new mayor. within the next three hours polls in the town of blades will open. here is info. polls will open at the harden hall at 2:00 this afternoon. you have until 6:00 this evening to cast your vote. now to the latest on the race

mass transit, i-95, no problems at the moment the heading southbound between northeast philadelphia and center city philadelphia we're looking good for the moment. but a new project that began yesterday for the the next couple of weeks here. this is the first morning rush hour, the the closure of ballagomingo road between route 23 and port land. is there a detour that is posted. give yourself some extra time through conshohocken beginning today. chris and lauren back to you. >>> 5:35. search continues for three masked men accused of kidnapping, robbing and assaulting a a woman who works at a local jewelry store. >> this is a crazy case. lets get to fox 29's sabina kuriakose this happened in center city at the broad and daylight. >> reporter: right at seventh and chestnut chris and lauren. so many twists and turns in this whole ordeal. not only do police say that the victim a five three-year old woman was abduct and tortured. they say the suspects made off with her purse, her id, her keys, her cell phone her credit card all things that would identified her and leaving her in fear that they may come

philadelphia police. >>> don't expect a repeat of yesterday. cooler weather on tap today. the wind in flapping that flag. center city philadelphia today. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist is here now with the forecast. >> those flags are blowing in a different direction today and that means the weather is changing. it's already changed a bit. it's going to change some more. we have some clouds in the distance. it's not as cloudy now as it's going to be. still fairly sunny across a good bit of the area. we have clouds moving up from south. we have clouds moving in from the northeast. by later today it will be cloudier than it has been. up to 63 degrees right now in philadelphia. 61 in trenton with a east/northeast wind. that's going to limit how high the temperatures go especially right here. the wind is coming in off the cooler 52-degree ocean. it's up to 69 at georgetown delaware. as we go through the day today, temperatures only going up into the upper 60s. we hit 77 yesterday. there's chance of a shower developing in parts of the area by the middle of the afternoon. more on the threat of rain and a look ahead to the weekend wit

the protesters in baltimore highlighted the city leaders in philadelphia today and mayor michael nutterizens united in center city to put an end to violence that kills african-american boys and men every day. >> we can provide opportunities for people especially young black men to lift them out of poverty and away from negative circumstances and bad decision making the three day summit plans to bridge the gap between color and law enforcement. >>> we are just 10 days way from the mayoral primary, we are continuing our profiles of the candidates and their plans for the city's future. vernon odom has more on anthony williams. >> of all of those in the race for the democratic nomination, state lawmaker, anthony williams, has by far the most financial backing. three main line financial traders could ultimately spend up to $4 million for tv ads to promote williams' candidacy. >> i interact with a lot of people. and williams has been put on the offensive once again that claim to oppose charters. >> they support the public schools and i do have an interest in charter schools and if they have a

philadelphia through dover delaware. there's a batch in dover kicking across the bay towards sea isle city and south of millville. batch coming from chester county. and farther north in places like wilmington to philadelphia we can't rule out a little sprinkle popping through but it's down south where you've got the center of the action this morning. as we take a look outside we're looking at clouds across the region as you would expect. every now and then there have been some sprinkles so you might find roads slightly damp here and there even where you don't have active rain. 44 degrees currently in philadelphia. it's chilly. 44 in wilmington. 44 also in allentown close to that in trenton at 43. 43 in millville. 43 in sea isle city and this course does represent a pretty big drop from yesterday when we had that mild air still in place. we're actually 15 degrees cooler right now in the city than we were this time yesterday morning and we're going to stay cooler today and also a little bit damp. as we go through the day later after the rush hour there is the chance that everybody gets a little batch of rain that's

department have really dawn fantastic job and out done themselves. 600 projects across the city of philadelphiapast year, spring cleanup efforts have resulted in millions of pounds of trash and recyclables being removed from the city. >>> and very exciting news for the taney dragons baseball league. their fields are going being renovator. philadelphia councilman kenyata johnson and the city parts and rec department visited the field to make the big aments announcement. total cost of the project is $170,000 and it will include sprucing up the fields new fencing and also repaving. >>> bingo for a great cause at the rittenhouse hotel. stephanie stahl was on hand for blink o a fundraiser to help fight duschenne muscular distrophy. the event was organized by cure duschenne a national non-profit. it's the deadliest and most common form of muscular distrophy and currently there's effective treatment or cure for this condition. >>> all right. justin, you know i could use another day like today. what do you think? can you deliver? >> we all can. i can deliver. i can promise that. yes. >> thank you. >> l

it is 39 degrees, through center city philadelphia, and many areas, it is even chillier than that. ooks nice, though. if that's any consolation to anybody. center city philadelphia from our studios, you can see just few little very thin clouds out there. otherwise, it is nice out looking anyhow. down in rehoboth, rather the beach patrol in marching gate notice the ocean coming in on schedule nobody's out there. temperatures in the 30's in the sand, this morning. expect to find quiet day for the most part. storm scan3 showing, real now clouds over us, go off to the west, notice some very, very light precipitation, probably, none that far actually making it to the grounds the air is very dry as you probably know. >> still cold morning, 30 degrees now we've dropped temperature wise in allentown 33 in reading, 35 in trenton 32 in millville, atlantic city about 10 miles inland, 31 degrees right now, 41 out at the airport the cold morning is definitely there and that's the reason for the freeze warning that goes until 8:00 this morning and then for the philadelphia area itself, and delawa

involved in a hit-and-run after local college student. >> cities unrest across the country over the dealt of freddie gray including here in philadelphia. event happening today at city hall. >> live look outside. another mild start. but, some changes are on the way. sue will explain? her forecast. good day it is thursday, april 30th 2015. >> i took my son for a walk after school out of the blue he said isn't this weather great, dad? so sweet. kind of touching movement. but think so many people felt the same way. so no coats yesterday for the kids. not needed. what about today with bus stop buddy? >> we do the hoodie, the jacket on for the morning because, if you're going to be standing out for little while it might get cool. but, you might be able to get away with it. anyway, here is a umbrella for later on, there is the possibility, of a stray shower but all-in-all nice start to our day. and in the weather by the numbers, it is not a bad number it is not a ten but it is a eight. we are expecting a increase in clouds today. won't be quite as warm, stray shower not out of the question. still watching this area in the western part of the

philadelphia city council plans to look at whether some suburban real estate broke remembers avoiding paying city taxes while managing properties within city limit. well, it is more than a year away, but plans for the democratic national convention are making sure there will be enough hotel rooms for the july 2016 event. and, therapy involving mirrors is helping venues get stroke victims get their lives back. "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> coming up in the next hour, following new developments overnight as the death toll from nepal earth way gross. >> new information about the manna cured of shooting a philadelphia police officer now that he's out of the hospital. >> and pennsylvania store taking it, t >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> scenes of devestation in nepal, as the death toll climbs overnight after that powerful earthquake. now, we're seeing incredible new video of the avalanch on mount evrest triggered by that deadly quake. >> also, new this morning, a child rushed to the hospital after an overnight fire. and

. >>> now to a freak accident inside a philadelphia impound lot. police tell us a city employee parking lot was killed after another employee drove a truck over it. keith jones is live in our digital operations center with the man who was killed and how this happened. >> reporter: we're leaving more about that guy who was killed in that tragic accident. his name is jeff bayers. he died when the philadelphia parking lotto truck was backing up and hit him. the lot is between argon and snyder. bayers was from maple shade, burlington county. he worked for the parking authority for 13 years. mayor nutter spoke about the tragedy this afternoon. >> told by the parking authority, great worker, loved by his colleagues. there were a number of personnel at the funeral. our prayers go out to his family. >> nbc10 was also on the ground of the scene. jeff bayer is 60 years old and father of three. police are still investigating this crash. the philadelphia parking authority calls it tragic. reporting live in the digital operation center, keith jones, "nbc10 news." >>> we have new inf

a look at northeast philadelphia atlantic city just shy of the 60-degree mark. cape may is waiting for rainfall that's going to be moving in and intensifying during the day. right nowlight rain showers to extend through montgomery and bucks county. glenside is getting rainfall right now. and into northeast philadelphia the heavier showers are steadier moving through chester and into delaware. just a few raindrops on the scene right now. as far as the heavier downpours that are possible this afternoon, they are well to the west moving into west virginia. temperatures will be moving up in spite of the rainfall. it won't be the all day rainfall. showers on and off as they break to bring us 70 degrees briefly this afternoon. most of the day will be in the 60s. at 4:00 this afternoon, 69 in philadelphia with the heavier rain just off to the north and west. and the showers continue into the evening hours. then by 8:00 this evening, the heavier downpours in delaware and south jersey. but temperatures will still be in the 60s. grab the umbrella and wait for the showers.