the hats not only include the phillies logo but also the logos of six philadelphia universities. vittoria also got a sneak peek at the delicious food lineup. >> reporter: if you're wondering what's mouth watering and new. >> everything is new at the ballpark and everything is great. >> reporter: baseball is back and to kick off a brand new seas some new menu. >> did you get back for seconds thr hot dogs. mac and cheese 're actually ma stand what else to put mac and cheese on a hot hat tang, crea >> reporter: as it c better. >> taylor pork roll? it the extra step to griddling it. finish with >> and the edges next?re crispy. if you like fries wh roast por >> we came up. >> here's what i'm getting out there's flavor upon flavor upon av of flavor. we start with flavor a we go from all the way out of the park. changer, catch this on friday april 7th at the phillies use a credit card to place thei omplete they take a receipt to a picnku ownda. we'll see what pp kiosk, swipe and go. >> i don't see anything in means? you're out of here. >> don't throw me out! i didn't do anything. >> kat

the hats not only include the phillies logo, but also the logos of six philadelphia university, tori by the way sporting the lasalle version, her alma matter. looking good, tori. >> that's not all, the food selections also got delicious make over. let me tell you, the phillies rolling out some brand new mouth watering items this year. yes, that would be mac and cheese. >> on a hotdog. >> take a moment. take that in. also find pork apparently oning including the french fries. little more health conscious, there is also something for you. >> we actually came up with a grain bowl. this is everything that you would see in a traditional ri, farmers markets, vegtables, spice chick piece, baby kale, baby herbs, spinach with a honey balance some inch dressing. >> phillies home opener against the nationals kicks off friday april 7th. looking delicious. >> really messy. >> and probably camrys, heavy. >> let's not think about that part. >> jim? >> mac and cheese. >> he's in l.a. la land. >> mac and cheese. >> we'll work on getting you some. >> mac and cheese are amazing together. >> i've never

>> reporter: double edged sword of development particularly around philadelphia's universities.l want to see communities developed but that development often leads to long-time residents being priced out. >> a lot of the developers in this community right now hig high-end, high rates. >> reporter: rebecca rose is what many would describe as a struggling artist. you may have seen one of her pieces at the intersection of 40th and lancaster. the neighborhood she's lived in for years. but now she's one of the first tenants of affordable housing complex designed to allow those who helped build the culture of a neighborhood stay there as property values increase. complex is called the 4050 apartments it's a low income building developed and funded by the people's emergency center and several other organizations and the concept is simple. the community of west powelton believed that artists are important parts of the community so if they were below a certain income, they received preference. >> artists are part of the community. when price -- home prices are going up, rent is going up.

the hats not only include the phillies logo but also the logos of six philadelphia universities. vittoria also got a sneak peek at the delicious food lineup. >> reporter: if you're wondering what's mouth watering and new. >> everything is new at the ballpark and everything is great. >> reporter: baseball is back and to kick off a brand new season, the phillies are rolling out some new items on their menu. >> did you get back for seconds on that. >> reporter: let's start with their hot dogs. >> this year we're actually opening up a mak and cheese stand. a playoff and mac and cheese stand what else to put mac and cheese on a hot dog. >> it's got that tang, creamy. >> reporter: as it couldn't get any better. >> taylor pork roll? >> yeah, we take it the extra step to griddling it. finish with a natural casing dog. >> and the edges of the pork roll are crispy. that's how you do it. what's next? if you like fries with a kick. >> roast pork, cherry pepper aioli. >> and don't wor there's something for every fan or fanatic. >> we came up with a grain bowl. >> here's what i'm getting out o

money from the tax paid for philadelphia's universal pre-k program. e city says that program has created more than 250 new jobs. about 2,000 children started the first stage of the philadelphia pre-k program when it launched in january. >>> just about a quarter to 6:00 a.m. this morning. starting county by county coverage. in lehigh valley, police and prosecutors have formed a task force in order to track down armed robbers who target cell phone stores. >> robbers robbed and tied up employees around the area. >>> camden county police need your help finding a man caught on video throwing a cat into the air. the video turned up on social media is now being investigated as an incident of animal krushlkrushl cruelty. >>> family friends and police officers will come together to remember two delaware officers killed in a crash last weekend. dover police announced the funeral and memorial supervises for rob defont and jimmy watz. the dover fraternal police have set up a scholarship fund in honor of those two officers. >>> at the jersey shore, officers want fe

teaching experience is just over $45,000 a year. >>> temple university's rethinking that meal plan fee hike that it blamed in part on philadelphia'semple had announced a 6% hike for its meal plan for the 2017 2017-18 school year but they're doing recalculating this comes after mayor kenney criticized the university for hiking meal plans calling the soda tax a scapegoat. temple says the mayor' office raises valid concerns and they'll review the amount of the increase. also going up in price the cost of homeowners association fees in philadelphia. research shows the city has the fourth highest hoa fees in the country. the average rate about 450 bucks a month. the rate of the increase is out pacing actual home prices. in ten years home prices grew more than 15% but hoa's jumped nearly 33%. >>> a teenager just two afraid to leave the house because of some addiction, he can't find help. his story is neck. a tree stump giving some lessons about life. what this piece of wooder is channeling. >> sean. >> you know what time it is the best day of the year is here. ncaa tournament has started and smart guy with a shot to wip the game with se

and money from the tax pays for philadelphia's universal pre-k program. the city said that program has created more than 250 new jobs. about 2,000 children started the first phase of the pre-k program when it launched in january. >>> it's 6:07, 49 degrees, temperatures continue to fall. let's get you updated with "first alert" meteorologist bill henley. bill. >> they're really strong this morning. we're seeing wind gusts at 30 miles an hour. you can see the cameras shaking. this is a live view from center city this morning. the antenna blowing in the winds. the winds will be with us through the afternoon but the strongest wind gusts will be this morning. right now, cooler than it was at midnight. 62 degrees at midnight. we've dramaed in the 40s. lehigh valley, suburbs and south jersey. 50 degrees in florence, upper 40s for turnersville. clayton is down to 47. but these temperatures will be falling this morning. princeton is 46 degrees. we'll see bright sunshine. calling for a little bit during the day. a little bit of a warmup, but the winds will really h

swoosh, you are a philadelphia university graduate. >> yes, i am. >> what's it like being back in the area as a harlem globe trott trotter? >> it's great. it's just so good to be home. >> feels good to be home. >> feels great to be home. >> good. >> i love philadelphia. i've been here 10 or 11 times. growing up, i would visit the city. >> we're happy to have you. for people who have not been to a harlem globe trotters game, what can they expect? >> you'll see a lot of high-flying slam dunks. you'll see some amazing shooting from swish here. most of all, you'll see people just enjoying themselves. you look out there in the crowd. you'll see somebody 10 years old, somebody in their 30s, 70s. that's what you're going to do this weekend. >> especially you all. how do you have so much fun while still being successful? you're just enjoying yourselves, and it seems always the ball is going. am i right? >> i think that's the key, enjoying yourself and enjoying what you do. it's not even like a job. it's just fun. >> it's having fun. enjoy yourself. >> can you talk and do tricks at the same ti

. >> police in philadelphia are investigating a stabbing in the kensington section. investigators rushed him to universityospital. police have not recovered the weapon. no arrests have been made at this time. >> fire damaged an apartment building in northeast philadelphia at about 12:30. everybody escaped safely. investigator have not yet said out the fire was started. >> a grieving mother is hoping to bring a conclusion to her son's murder case. here's rick williams with the report. >> he looked after everybody. a lot of good being said about my baby son in the streets. >> veronica austin says the good can't erase the pain she feels about her son, stanley brown's murder. >> how do you go somewhere and don't o come back. >> monday, may 23rd, police responded to a shooting in south camden. >> he was coming to camden with the friend of his also with him at the time of his demise. >> when police arrived they found the 34-year-old lying in the street h with with a gunsh. they rushed him to hospital where he died. there is a $1,000 reward that leads to the arrest and conviction of the prn responsible. all you

philadelphia. he went to george washington high school, graduated from temple university, so philadelphia city councilnated july 6th as kevin hart day. heart known for comedy but also for giving back to his home city. mark your calendar. >> very nice. july 6th. >> congratulation. >> i wonder why the sickth. >> i don't know. bad weather starts exactly when? >> starting tomorrow morning. scott williams start to talk about all day and then the accumulating snow deal is going to come in saturday night into sunday morning. about one or 2-inches some spots maybe nor more. >> all right. thank you mike. i think. that will do it are fox fox 29 news at 11:00. more entertainment news on fox 29 with tmz and dish nation. stay tuned for chasing news followed by the simpsons. we are back here at 7am for "good day philadelphia" weekend we've got your news, weather and traffic covered all morning. have a nice night. thanks for watching and happy st. patrick's day. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. get 150 meg int

joe holden is live at university city at children's hospital of philadelphia with the latest on the victim's condition. joe? >> reporter: natasha, the 14-year-old gunshot victim continues to recover at last check police still described his condition as critical. though family very optimistic that he will make a full recovery. in the meantime >> it's sad, really sad. >> reporter: shots fire into a car in southwest philadelphia. two people including a teenager are hit. the car then races away from the scene at 81 it's and lions and makes i about a block and a half before crashing into a utility poll cutting it in half. a 14-year-old has been shot once in the face, he's rushed to children's hospital. another man and his 20's described to be the 14-year-old's brother is shot twice and won't survive his injuries. >> it's a sin and a shame and a disgrace. >> reporter: police crime scene unit arrives well after dusk. they've been tied up on another call. investigators focus ton shell casings and search for other evidence. family members say they're optimistic the 14-year-old victim will pull throug

there's a crash on henry avenue by philadelphia university.n vineland lincoln avenue at donte avenue. norristown high speed line and njt northeast corridor line delayed. >> let's go outside to karen rogers. >> reporter: sunny, but cold, 23 degrees, let's check the timeline, we're dry today, the first flakes arrive tonight about midnight. the heaviest of the storm 3:00 a.m. to noon that's the heaviest snow, the strongest wind. we'll have rain and sleet mixing in in south jersey, that will cut down the numbers there. tuesday afternoon, the snow tapers off. so today's high, 36 degrees, cold air is already in place. tonight's overnight low 29. it will stick to the road. tomorrow, heavy snow, sleet and wind, 34 is the high, wraps up in the afternoon, snow showers on wednesday, though, matt. >> live "live with kelly" is . mike weatherly and stanleyy tucci is on the show. i'm matt o'donnell. have a great week. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly!" today from my newfound "beauty and the beast," stanley tucci. and get season for spring cleaning tips. p

go ahead lets roll back and show jammo this morning leaving south philadelphia, heading in towards university city, and into center city. this will impact everybody that not only is leaving south philadelphia from the neighborhood but from say walt whitman bridge or from i-95 that stretch of the schuylkill and that is in your way on your way to downtown. lets go to the maps. we will go to our computer here, there is backup again westbound and again leaving south philadelphia, right at that curve. here's what you want to do to get ready to leave the house, going 95 north and cut over on the vine street expressway and avoid that whole mess over walt whitman bridge, take i-95 north to the vine from south philadelphia head for i-95 and good to go n abington they have problems with water coming from underneath the ground from a manhole cover, huntington pike blocked at cedar road, septa's wilmington line running with that delays but so far so good at the airport, alex and thomas, back over to you. >>> police are investigating an early morning shooting in mt. airy. >> we know four victims. one in c

university. from philadelphia, michael mccarthy, research fellow at american university's center for latin american studies. i'm pleased to welcome them to the program. so, chris, you're here in the studio with me. you will start with you. just speak for a minute or two about how it got so bad given, you know, all the wealth and talent venezuela was payment for at one time. >> it was a conflict of issues. in 1998 when chavez was elected, the two-party system dominated venezuela for almost 30 years basically imploded. you had an outside candidate, lieutenant colonel, who staged a coup earlier who came to power promising to clean up the system, and he did in that he did away with the old system, but doubled down on venezuela's oil wet, which as you say is considerable. over the course of his socialist-yentd economy, he basically consolidated the economy around oil. today 96% of venezuela's oil exports are based on oil. that was fine when oil was prized at $120 a barrel, but today it's around $40 a barrel and the country is hurting. >> and beyond that there are questions of institutions able to withst

philadelphia. one was near drexel university and here the other about a mile away interest here and the police have released a video and are asking for help identifying the suspect on the video. >> the quality food truck at 45th and walnut. monday evening the man getting out of the impala is about to rob the truck and its crew, the suspect wearing a black jacket and red pants and under the jacket a red sweatshirt with a graphic and when he gets to the truck he waits, as soon as it's customer left he came in the door with a gun and i will not use the word he used but said give me your money. >> the suspect first walks and then jogs back to the impala, two hours later police say he robbed another truck at 45th and lancaster and regular customers react to the news. >> it's messed up. they provide a good service and affordable and tastes good. and it's a shame they get robbed and they earn every penny they make. >> they hope someone recognized the suspect and seemed focus and deadly serious. his advice. >> they need to be aware of what happened to us. they know this is an an easy target and they can ta

winnie harris was found shot to death inside her home in west philadelphia last month. she headed the university city green non-profit. >>> this morning organizers of the candle-light vigil hope they've armed transgender women with information to save their lives. seven transgender people have been murdered in philadelphia since the beginning of the year. last night hundreds gathered at the william way lgbtq community street to raise awareness, mourn the loss and inspire people to take action. >> what can we do, what can i do out there in the crowd to make sure there is one less trans person killed. >>> penn state is calling the conviction of its former president a profound failure of leadership. yesterday a jury convicted graham spannial on one count of child endangerment for mishandling complaints related to the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. penn state says it's strengthening accountability in the wake of the scandal. jerry sandusky is serving a prison sentence for sexually abusing ten boys. he was in court yesterday as the hours are fighting to get him a new trial. the judge didn't make a

continuing to follow that breaking news of a barricade situation happening in north philadelphia near tem pel university's >>> we said drop that child. >> families rescued from a burning home thanks to first responders and good issamaritan. >> it happened so quick. we sprung sbo action. >> how community teamwork helped save lives. where's frank? it's league night! 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. bowl without me. frank.' i'm going to get nachos. snack bar's closed. gah! ah, ah ah. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> the barricade situation near temple university's campus. >> drew smith joining us. what are police telling you at this point. after this shooting, police now still dealing with a barricade situation near 17th street. it began before 4:00 when the shooting. we do know that a police hospit helicopter has just arrived here on the scene. it also down here there is a car with a bullet hole through the window. so you can see the scope of

philadelphia chefs spent the day in university city showing off their craft at the chefs conference at drexel university. some of the areas up and coming chefs got to learn from the pros. this was the final day of the two hiv day conference. ♪ hey, neighbor. well, if it isn't the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. wow, you were some athlete. back in the day, g. well, you can still go for gold... ahh, million dollar gold rush, the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of a million dollars. see, you still got game, dwayne. i got instant game, gus. instant game. (giggles) keep on scratchin'. it's coming soons ceo of half he called fair mongering. shop rite jeff brown said he'll have to lay off 300 workers because of slump in sales. the result of that new tax. mayor kenney's response on "good day philadelphia" -- >> jeff brown and some of these other folks are out there -- shop rite. >> jacking up prices beyond what the tax calls for. they started collecting the tax four days before the tax went into effect. they've been stockpiling product from june to

at the white house at the time. >> some members of philadelphia police department are beginning their new jobs, katherine scott was temple universityir rise up the ranks. >> reporter: 170 be -- members of the philadelphia police department were promoted in a ceremony at temple university. from the bleachers proud family and friends and colleagues looked on. >> it makes me proud, it means she is dedicated to her job, she put in a lot of work and hard years. >> reporter: mayor kenny and richard ross offered their congratulations from the podium. they form the ranks of detective , captain, inspector, chief inspector. >> it took a year and half studying, putting your family to the side you're studying. there are other females on the department that are sergeants or other ranks let them know they can achieve the same thing i have achieved. >> reporter: they are eager to take on their responsibilities, like john stanford who will be the captain of the 4th district. >> i look forward to getting into the community and do everything we can to make the city a little bit safer. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> 6:39 still to come on

philadelphia. for now live at university city, joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> also tonight, five homes are damaged in a wilmington fire. firefighters responded to the scene shortly before 5:00 p.m. on east 22'nd street. the red cross is now assisting 12 displaced residents. no injuries were reported and the cause is still under investigation. >>>'s authorities are now investigating several shed fires in maple shade new jersey. police responded on cambridge circle about 1:30 this afternoon. there's no word yet on a cause. >>> all lanes of the pennsylvania turnpike between willow grove and bensalem are open following a crash earlier today. authorities say the accident occurred about 9:00 a.m. when a tractor-trailer struck the median and went through the barrier on the westbound side in southampton bucks county. a large fuel spill forced authorities to shut down the highway for some time. no other vehicles were involved. >>> commuters be where. a busy septa bus stop is moving temporarily. the septa bus stop at 15th and mark will be moved one block away to 16th and mark because of co

. >>> from the philadelphia inquirer temple university students will feel impact of the cities new sweeteverage tax, temple university administrators say that board rates will rise an additional 4.8 percent for 2017/18 year, solely because of the .5 cents cents per ounce sweet beverage tax. school says total impact of the new taxis estimated to be $400,000 per semester. >>> that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >>> thanks to yesterday's nor'easter there are now more ice sickles hanging from a upstate new york house encased in ice. >> house is located on the edge of the lake on tear yes we told but this this week. ice we are told is more than 7 . for now homeowners are steering clear of their igloo- like home with plans of returns when the house thaws out in august. >> i was going to say. >> yeah. >> also, another unusual sight , probably a while, unlike anything you have ever seen maryland businessman turned a snow blower, a motor and toilet into a snow plow. he calls it, lucy, david goldberg created it a few years ago after he says shoveling became too tediou

joining me in new york is chris sabatini, professor of latin american studies at columbia university, and from philadelphiachael mccarthy, a research fellow at american university's center for latin american studies. i am pleased to welcome them to the program. chris, you're in the studio with me. i will start with you. speak for a minute or two about how it got so bad, given all the wealth and talent that venezuela was famous for at one time. chris: it was a confluence of issues. in 1998 when hugo chavez was elected, the two-party system that dominated venezuela for almost 30 years had basically imploded. you had an outsider candidate, the lieutenant colonel who had a coup earlier, who came to power promising to clean up the system. and he did in since he completely did away with the old system. in doing so, he doubled down on venezuela's oil wealth which is considerable. over the course of his patronage-driven, socialist-oriented economy, he basically consolidated the economy around oil. today, 96% of venezuela's exports are based on oil. that was fine when it was $120 a barrel. but today, it is around $

. >> caller: hey, jim, john here from lasalle university, philadelphia, p.a. >> rock. kg asx.financials and a good 4% dividend. >> yeah, but you know, it's a taiwanese company. that's better than a chinese company in terms of being able to understand the financials, but i am loathe to just say -- i mean i like taiwan semi. i'm loathe to bless this one. taiwan semi is the only one i feel comfortable with. linda in florida, linda. >> caller: hi, jim. i'm so happy to talk to you. >> same. >> caller: i've listened to you since your radio show. thanks for all you've taught me. >> thank you. >> caller: i want to ask you about what you think of a company that's the ups of china. it's fast-growing and cheap. it's called zto express. >> no, i don't like it. haven't liked it since it came public. if i want to be in that space, i'm going to say i'd rather have xpo logistics or fedex, which is doing quite well. why don't we go to ken in michigan, ken. >> caller: booyah, dr. cramer. what a great staff you have. >> the best in the world. >> caller: i'd like your opinion on nord son corporat

. >>> temple university says it supports philadelphia's soda tax, but that tax is going to cost students more. initial numbers suggest the school would have to raise board rates by nearly 5% to make up for the tack taxes is paying f sugary drink inventory. but the city ander raised questions about how accurate those numbers are. school official are re-evaluating calculations before passing along fees to students. >>> immigration crackdown across three states. 248 people arrested for illegally coming to the u.s. in pennsylvania, delaware and west virginia. a bulk of them were in philadelphia. immigration and customs enforcement says the operation targeted people who threatened public safety. about half of those arrested have been convicted of a crime or faced pending charges. president trump's new immigration order set to take effect tomorrow. today philadelphia joined cities around the country in a legal challenge to the order. the move temporarilies the u.s. refugee program and bars travelers from six countries. the president's first version of this ban was halted by a judge. >>> and th

philadelphia police department. a number of officers were promoted at a special ceremony at temple university. it is continuing effort to recognize members of the rank and file who go above and quond quond -- beyond to keep the city safe. >> reporter: these members of the philadelphia police department are taking on new responsibilities in their new roles. today is a culmination of hard work. 170 members of the police department were promoted at a ceremony at temple university today. from the bleachers proud families and friends and colleagues looked on. >> it makes me really proud, it means that she dedicated to her job. she put in a lot of work and hard years. >> reporter: mayor jim kenny and commissioner richard ross offered their congratulations from the podium. they form the ranks of sergeant, lieutenant, staff inspector and chief inspector. >> it took a year and a half to study you put your families to the side, we let many know you can achieve what i have achieved. >> reporter: they are eager to trach on their new responsibilities like john stanford who will be captain. >> i'm looking fo

yet another impact from the philadelphia sugary drinks tax -- temple university says it raised room-and-boardts for incoming freshmen this fall because the tax will cost the school $400,000 per semester. a staffer from mayor jim kenny, who is the father of the tax, criticized temple, saying it used the tax as a scapegoat. pepsi, if you remember, earlier this month, said it is cutting jobs because the tax has led to a drop-off in drink sales. now, jan, you're a temple professor. you're not speaking for the university. we know that right now. but are we simply -- i mean, there's two things here, i guess. one is we're seeing dominos fall one by one, and this may continue, or you have companies or institutions that are using it to blame bad budgeting or whatever. >> yeah, it's unfortunate that temple university ended up at the front of this parade of institutions dealing with this issue. i think a lot of things are going on here. there's resistance to tuition increases, so universities are all looking for ways to increase revenue while minimizing tuition increases, and one of the ways to do that

what philadelphia police did when fans at temple university went too far. the weather roller coaster has it feeling more like winter than spring. a live look from our kimmel center camera along broad street. folks have to bundle up. the temperatures take a dip to wrap up the weekend. we'll tell you when you can finally put the chevy coats away in just a few moments. >> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning. welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." thanks for being with us on this sunday. i'm rosemary connors. it's 7:30. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking the chilly day ahead for us. >> this is a big difference from yesterday. we warrant you about it and said today is going to be nice, saturday it was. we hit 77 degrees. yes, 77 officially in philly. today, look at the feels-like temperature. 36 right now in the philadelphia area, same for northeast philly. gigantic difference. 20 what it feels like in mt. pocono, 37 in wilmington. atlantic city feeling like 35 degrees right now. that's partly due to the fact that we are breezy this morning. wind speeds a

>> the city of philadelphia should recognize this citation doctor derek pits and encourage all citizens to be aware of as many of his contributions to expand our knowledge of the universend communicate that knowledge to the next generation of scientists, science educators and researchers in philadelphia, and around the world, and it is an honor to know you. thank you very much. >> reporter: pits was recognized for his mentorship of the student writers from the boys and girls club in delaware and this evening, 12 student writers visited franklin institute to unveil a children's book written in honor of derek pits called derek pits astronomy superstar >> writing this book, taught me about to follow me dreams, and to try new things. >> i want to say thank you mr. g writers have an opportunity, we appreciate it, and thank you, for letting us into this program. >> derek pits has always been helping us here at cbs as our planetary questions. in addition to today's honors pit has been named as one of the 50 most important african-american research science, and he has been nasa a solar system ambassador since 2009. >>> we all appreciate him so much here, and we love having him

. >>> police are looking for a man who opened fire in philadelphia wounding a 17-year-old and triggering a lockdown near temple university's campus. >> it started at 17th and susquehanna streets, then after barricading himself in an apartment, the elementary school was locked down. the s.w.a.t. team moved in but did not find a gunman. detectives did find a gun in a jacket in a nearby yard. >> i how around campus and northhiar zon. that's become normal. that's the >> the critically wounded spital. police are trying to figure out what sparked the threat against sanctuary cities is targeting philadelphia and other communities in the area. >> we'll tell you which countie immigrants. >>> at abo a $7 billion ploruts.he olympic experience. we'll there won't be undci next year. >>> 50 degrees at a little bit breezy waves that en front of boat house row.e sunshine an pretty good > good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with a check on the s. our cameras right around broad street showing you no problems or delays. ro fm yesterday. around broad st to end pretty and northbound. now we have a few c o202, check. ten minutesr southbou

there, at south street, so, anyone leaving south philadelphia, coming in toward center city, expect delays and trying to come in the city through universitythbound on i-95, northeast philadelphia, heavy from cottman to girard. remember e-z pass express lanes, went into shut down mode last yesterday at mid county. you just to have go through actual toll booths, with everybody else paying cash or taking tickets just give yourself extra time. alex and thomas, back to you. >>> police are investigating murder of the man in olney, a 23 year-old man was shot in the head, and in the chest earlier this morning along fourth and rustcomb street. the, victim's heart broken family father spoke with us a few moments ago. >> you know, these young guys, you know, for trivial things they take one another's lives and so another young man which is my son, lost his life for i don't know what and why and i just wish that we would learn how to remedy situations without killing one another. >> so far no arrests have been made as authorities are still trying to uncover a motive for shooting. >>> airport security is getting more strict start to go day. u.s. has t

batiste was honored because of his work in schools and universities across the country including philadelphia'sstitute. jazz guitarist received. it was awarded pos posthumously hey, neighbor. well, if it isn't the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. wow, you were some athlete. back in the day, g. well, you can still go for gold... ahh, million dollar gold rush, the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of a million dollars. see, you still got game, dwayne. i got instant game, gus. instant game. (giggles) keep on scratchin'. >> one philadelphia eagle gained some fans for life this weekend. he'll never lose them. >> this is a very unique story, jim. it will be awhile before we see the eagles on the field after all we're still in march but eagles guard brandon brooks made some news recently as jaime apody tells us brooks is part offensive lineman and part wedding crasher. >> i'm j collins. >> bobby o'shea. >> reporter: strangers showing up at a random wedding. unlike the movie brandon brooks was extended an invitation. the big surprise, he accepted. eagles fan j

philadelphia. north broad street by temple universe hospital. there was no traffic lights there either. really traffic chaos here through north philadelphia without any traffic lights here as well. >> lets go to video from overhead of this substation burning. we see peco crews here on the scene and some fire equipment arriving although they did not move close to the substation. the officer of emergency management is monitoring the situation and urging drivers to avoid the area, as the substation continues to burn. lets go to the chopper for the gridlock in philadelphia as well. as i said just bumper to bumper vehicles here. all the traffic lights in a large area are out and 20,000 people still without power. firefighters have not moved toward the substation, they are not pouring water on that, but trying to deenergize the substation. people are worried. we spoke to one woman. >> we understand there is a safety issue but nobody is answering any of our questions, give us an idea. will our services be rerouted. we have groceries and children and i have a sick husband at home. what is going

and, yes, it will include a couple of periods of snow and as we look at center city philadelphia from our temple universityul that we bid goodbye to the winds today and saw temperatures return to the 40's. but things will be getting a little messy around parts of the tri-state area during the course of the weekend. let's get the latest from meteorologist cecily tynan at the big board. >> and jim, double scan live showing some moisture is beginning to move in from the midwest. all part of a system i wasn'ter level low that will meander over us transfer its energy to coastal low off the coast of virginia. and what this means our weather will be unsettled late tonight into early sunday morning. a winter weather advisory has been posted for lancaster, berks, lehigh, northampton counties and the poconos. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow through 6:00 a.m. sunday. a lot like tuesday, this past tuesday with our nor'easter, it depends on elevation and your location but unlike last tuesday, this is not going to be a major winter storm. it's more of a nuisance event. so, this is what to expect as we head through the weekend. late

university. it is on city line. now we will get the philadelphia people as well as the main line people. anova before. but now at st. joseph's university. so everybody's watching, have to go to a different site. at the arena, totally excited. now we've been out there few times, and everyone's been so cooperative, and welcoming. so we're really excited about being there, and just perfect. i hear their basketball fans -- we want them to come out and cheer for us. it is real exciting. just had our draft. oh, last week. which is always nerve wracking if anyone lived through drafts, nfl, nba, same thing, trying to get placer. we really want to get zero get this new kid from barbados, really setting the world on fire now. king is his name. so it is just -- darian, darian king. i wanted to came him damian. i knew that wasn't right. i've been watching him. so adorable. we need to get him first round. we got him. we got taylor townsend coming back, stevens, danny roddick, venus williams is visiting with the capitols, so we've got great names. but i just love our team. we have martin who played dou

philadelphia. police aren't saying how this man may be connected to the crime. she was found shot to death inside her home last month. she headed the university city green not profit. >>> also tonight, a 13-year-old killed in cold blood. it's been two weeks since someone murdered himmed in insi philadelphia restaurant. >> it's right around this time two weeks ago he was in an ambulance on his way to temple university hospital. the teenager died months before his middle school graduation. now we're told a community will gather tomorrow evening at this intersection for a candle light vigil. a teenager's whose memory now live on through photos. >> who you miss most? >> his smile and he eat. >> reporter: relatives can smile looking back at the good times but a few days ago his life was cut short when he was shot inside a chinese restaurant in philadelphia. police are still looking for the killer hoping this surveillance image can break this case open. >> as long as they get limb, that's all i want. >> reporter: we sat down with the teenager's great grandmother and cousin. they told us the family is holding up well. the 13-year-old's funeral was y

the philadelphia bulletin and enquirer. he taught at villanova university.ude lewis was 82 years old. >>> and now let's take you state by state and county by county for a look at some of the stories across our area. >> in trenton, democratic lawmakers are calling for a plan to remove lead from new jersey's drinking water. a slow response from the state in both testing and cleanup. yesterday members of the assembly called for regular testing for lead in schools followed by immediate removal. >>> lawmakers in new jersey are pushing back against governor christie's move to make it easier to legally handguns in the state. the state senate voted to support the challenge earlier this week. >>> following a final stop in philadelphia in february, ringling brothers and barnum bailey circus brings farewell tour to trenton. after 146 years, the greatest show on earth is shutting down in may. >>> and in cumberland county, new jersey's last drive-in movie theater opens today. friday saturdays until may 4th and then thursdays and sundays as well it will be open. on the sl

this is the greater philadelphia sea challenge at temple university. students designed and built underwater robotic cars to go through obstacle courses. 50 teams are competing this weekend. >>> it's the biggest thing broadway's seen in quite some time. ♪ i'm not thinking past tomorrow ♪ >> guess what? hamilton is headed to philadelphia. >>> also coming up. >>> because we're all looking forward to having cheesesteaks, something about the water and the bread and the whole bit. >> nbc 10's tim furlong travels to tennessee to locate a legend. >>> vegetables and stress what research reveals about the connection coming up at 4:00. >>> first here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. a mixed close for the week. can a filet, or a new york strip ever be topped? well, no. but for our new delmonico ribeye, perhaps we can make more room at the top. you can't fake steak longhorn steakhouse tonight's special, steakhouse cuts. featuring, for a limited time, the new delmonico ribeye, and the juicy new york strip. and for lunch, try our steakhouse burger or any

. >>> shooter on the loose in philadelphia sending an elementary school into lockdown. >>> campus tradition. temple universitys will come together in the fight against sexual violence. >>> good wednesday morning. this is "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. we're hoping the rain has cleared out. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley in the first alert neighborhood forecast, the most accurate forecast in town. bill? >>> are you ready for some sunshine? >> we're ready. >> i thought you might be. about time. not here yet obviously. we have to wait for the sun to come up. we will see sunshine today. skies have already cleared in philadelphia. there are some lingering clouds in new jersey and dover. but no sign of any wet weather. that has already dried out. 50 now in philadelphia. the suburbs at 45. you see some of the clouds in new jersey, 47 degrees. they'll clear out this morning. it will be sunshine for the lehigh valley and delaware. to warm temperatures from the 40s and 50s into the 60s for most neighborhoods. exception will be the lehigh valley at 57. close to 60 this afterno

. >>> and temple university may walk back the claim that philadelphia's beverage tax is partly responsible for the increase in its meal plan for next year. john rawlins has that story. >> in a statement late tote temple president said that mayor kenney raise the valid concerns to the numbers related to the impact on the soda tax to temple student. room and board to go up for the 2017-2018 school year the cost of a double standard room to go up almost 4$400 a year, $136 of that hike tied to the cost of the controversial beverage task. and current students surprised and not pleased. >> to raise the price because of the fact of the sweetened beverage tax is scary, what else am i going to do? go to fresh grocery now. >> i won't get it next year. i get the lowest one already and the price increase is not going to be good. it's unfortunate. >> yesterday a staffer for the mayor blasted temple accusing the city as a scapegoat. and they will review the tax before enacting the meal plan fee. >> other colleges are examining the tax impact and la salle says it has not decided what it might do, still w

the new home for temple university's crew teams as well as the philadelphia marine unit.icialed unveiled a plaque dedicated to larry limbquest. who donated money for the building's ref ration. >>> and a woman in south jersey is apparently going to die soon and seems to be at peace with that especially after what she was able to do this past friday. nora muchanic has the story. >> 78-year-old pat kelly of burlington city is in hospice care of a diagnosis of acute leukemia, when her family asked her what she would like to do before she goes she did not hesitate. >> go not shore. >> the family asked the ship bottom for help. they drover down for one last time. >> that i could be there one last time. >> and the ocean. and the sand and that the was my hoorah. pat's last hoorah included a moment with her granddaughters looking at the water and a photo with family and friends and a prayer circle that officer hollaway joined in on. >> because of his heart, it was like he was part of our family. >> being able to take her out for the ride on the beach it was a life moving experienc

philadelphia. >>> the action cam was at drexel university with a panel discussion for decision makers at local tvtions. the panelists discussed decisions that go into news conference in the philadelphia area. and their visions for the future of the news industry. ♪ ♪ for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >>> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. cecily tynan is whoer to tell us how the week is shaping up. >> it's going to be cold and snowy by friday morning, this is live on sky 6 hd taking a look at the skyline. you see how we have sunshine breaking through the clouds after showers this morning. with a warm front and you can really feel the difference in the air mass. now that the warm front is advancing north of philadelphia. 66 degrees here dover

he was a fixture in the philadelphia community and went to school at the university of delaware.reen was 82 years old. sean bell will have more on his legacy coming up later in spor sports. >>> breaking news happens you can be first to know about it if you sign up for breaking news alerts. just head to our website fox29.com. >>> happening now in camden county, investigation into how twin baby girls died. their mother found them motion less bodies in their family's apartment this morning. our dave kinchen joins us live outside that apartment in lindenwold tonight, dave? >> reporter: iain there are still so many questions here and there's so much sadness here as well. >> the grief is overwhelming to alex degree ya garnet a mother who found her twin seven month old girls respond seasons sniff their crib according frantic 911 call where a woman says the infants had turned purple. they're deaths investigated by the camden county prosecutor's office. >> i was getting ready for work and i saw the young lady coming out the house crying hysterically they put her in the back of the a cop c

philadelphia. forensic crews from rutgers university preserving the remains, working on an apartment milled g, more than 100 graves and coffins under a former parking lot thought of the buffer yore grail established in 1707. supposed to be moved to another cemetery by 1806. >> we want to keep the inch telling are the i -- integrity it, can be challenging when they're fall apart in your hands. >> the property group con instructing the new apartment building making sure the remains are laid to rest at mount morae a cemetery. hoping to find any living descents ends if that's possible. >> president trump continues to push republican law makers to support the gop plane to repeal and repair the affordable care act. it comes as the administration faces a looming court challenge over its new travel ban. >> mr. trump meets today with house committee chairs to discuss advance in the gop healthcare bill. vice president mike pence will meet with abortion right opponents to make it clear the bill would de fund planned parenthood. >> in the last few years, hard enough for hard-working americans and small busines

at the university of pennsylvania, this couple have made philadelphia their home but they still miss their families back in their home country of iran. >> it's makes us sad and depressed. >> reporter: they haven't been back for a year and a half and cancelled a trip because of the president's travel ban that included iran in countries who citizens were restricted. a new order changes the rule. allowing visa holders like them to travel back and forth but it doesn't calm fears. >> even though it says that you could, it still makes you nervous? >> for sure. >> reporter: the original ban caused drama at airports when travellers from the effected countries landed and were sent back. that's not expected to happen this time but the aclu still opposes the new order. >> it's the same thing. repackaged. they've at least made it not apply to people who are in the air but it's still bans people on the basis of the country's they come from rather than on the basis of whether or not they're dangerous. >> reporter: charlie dent is still reviewing the order but does see an improvement from excluding

. >> trex university hosted some of the biggest names in philadelphia's culinary industry today. school's annual chef's conference wrapped up this afternoon. yesterday and today topics from coffee to fish to beer were up for discussion in drexel's center for hospitality and sports manage. the goal of the conference is to share ideas between philadelphia area chefs and discuss key issues facing restaurants across the area. >>> nasa's scientists say one of the agency's spacecraft narrowly avoided disaster in space. nasa's maven spacecraft is currently orbiting mars to study its upper atmosphere. researchers discovered its current path was on track to slam right into one of mars' moons. the maven's motor rockets were boosted by about a mile an hour enough to steer the spacecraft clear of any potential trouble. >> whew. >>> all right. still to come on "action news" at 5:00 a check of that accuweather forecast. >> looking live outside, sky6 hd showing you a pretty sunset over atlantic city. meteorologist cecily tynan has your exclusive accuweather five day forecast when we come right

philadelphia, picking up in the enter you' you're -- and sea isle city we have the snow but mixed precipitation for fortescue and cape may. we'll show you the picture outside. sky 6 hd from our temple university camera, looking at the roads and they are wet. here in philadelphia. you can see the none paved surfaces on the rooftop and the snow sticking there obviously but the roads because temperatures ahead of the storm were quite mild just wet conditions and slushy accumulation is likely in the northern suburbs. and we have the winter weather advisory that stays up until 2:00 today philadelphia and interior south jersey because the snow is coming down to the north and west and starting to let up. i would not be surprised if some advisories expired ahead of schedule. wayne 4 inches and west rock hill township 4 inches of snow. allentown 5.4 inches and gilbertsville 4.1 inches and south hammonton an inch of snow so far. >> right now at the freezing mark. chilly in philadelphia at 32 and dew point 30 and pressure 29.89 and holding steady. and winds from the north at 12 miles per hour and the ocean temperature is 44. north and west of town we are nicely in the lower 30s and 31 for quakertown and