i'm rosemary connors.ust a few minutes before 7:30 on this saturday and it will be a great forecast. meteorologist krystal klei has the details. >> yeah the forecast will be very nice this afternoon. a cold start but we'll see a nice quick pickup now that the sun has come up. we're at 30 right now in philadelphia. 27 in parts of our pennsylvania suburbs and same in new jersey. northern delaware we're warmer in some spots by ten degrees in southern delaware. winds are calm as we get into the afternoon a little breezy. sunny to mostly sunny and look at these forecast highs. low to mid-60s through our philadelphia neighborhoods. 61 in the pennsylvania suburbs. low 60s for new jersey and upper 50 in the lehigh valley. 60s for delaware and we stay like this right through sunday. >>> right now in delaware county a woman is accused of stabbing an 8-year-old girl is going before a judge. this as doctors at the children's hospital of philadelphia are treating the child who is expected to survive. just moments ago o

i'm rosemary connors. it's a few minutes before 7:30 on this saturday. klei is tracking a warm morning. >>> temperatures right now in the upper 50s for areas like philadelphia and pottstown. low 50s farther north and low 60s farther south. spots making it to the low 70s bum radar and satellite, look at this line of rain passing through our area. that's heading our way. by 3:00 or 4:00 it will head through the western counties. we are expecting a changeover to rain and strong winds. then behind this system we're talking cooler temperatures. highs only in the 40s tomorrow. >>> right now the polls are open for a special election in delaware. the outcome will decide if democrats will continue to control the state senate. democrat stephanie hansen, republican john marino and libertarian joe lanzen dorfer are looking to control the seat. bethany long hall gave up the seat when she became governor. the polls open until 8:00 this evening. >>> right now police are searching for a killer who killed a woman inside her home. family members discovered the 57-year-old

i'm rosemary connors connors. have a great day. out and enjoy it. >>> this sunday the turmoil presidency, president trump back on the campaign trail, thrilling supporters. >> people want to take back control of their countries, and they want to take back control of their lives. >> while at town halls his critics worry. >> ever since the election i have felt like a passenger in a car that's being driven by a drunk driver. [ applause ] >> this after a week in which the president went after the intel community for leaking. >> the leaks are absolutely real. the news is fake. >> fired his national security adviser. >> fired him because of what he said to mike pence. very simple. >> lost his labor secretary nominee and called the media the enemy of the american people. this morning, i talk to president trump's chief of staff, reince priebus. >> also, senator john mccain says president trump needs

i'm rosemary connors. thanks for being with us. it's 9:00 on this sunday. what a difference a day makes. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking the changes to the weather and has the details of the most accurate forecast in the region. >> yesterday morning at the same time temperatures climbing into the 60s and 70s. not going to happen today. the feels-like temperatures feeling like 11 degrees in mt. pocono. actually dropped a few degrees over the last couple hours. 26 what it feels like now in philadelphia and 25 in lancaster. 28 for millville and 29 in mt. holly. meaning across the board, it feels cold as you step out the door. the jacket you did not bring yesterday you have to grab as you head out the door today because you will feel the difference. here is why. the wind gusts have picked up. 31 miles per hour in philadelphia, 35 in millville and 25 in wilmington, 22 the registered gust speed for allentown right now. it's going to stay windy today, which means even into the afternoon, even with a little warmup in the afternoon it's going to remain cold b

i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. thanks for being with us. krystal klei is tracking the forecast. we're looking for that to happen a little later on this afternoon. >> that's exactly right. it will start this evening. by this afternoon you might have to take some cover at least briefly while a line of thunderstorms roll through. you saw that a moment ago. temperatures are currently very mild again. this is no surprise after the 70s we've seen the last couple of days. we broke records across the board. we're at 62 currently in allentown and 57 in mt. holly. wilmington at 52 degrees at well. areas like allentown are going to drop off as we go through the afternoon. elsewhere we'll see some increase. spots getting to up thor 60s and low 70s. right now it's clouds we have in our neck of the woods. you put this out and there's a line of storms. that's going to move in our direction pretty quickly. so watch this pattern change. it's still hanging over us. we're tracking temperatures way more than average. it forged the warm air out. there's the lin

i'm rosemary connors. thanks for being with us. it's 8:30 on this saturday. let's take a live look outside right now at 8th and market streets in philadelphia. this is from our camera on top of the low orkloews hotel. no snow on the ground here. chances are everything else will melt this weekend. >> the temperature today should melt everything. we're at 31 in trenton, wilmington at 30. vineland, all of a sudden we're sneaking in 31. dover is at 32 and atlantic city 41 degrees. farther south already feeling that warmup. 24 hours ago we were seven degrees warmer in coatesville, eight degrees warmer in millville. this afternoon everyone will be feeling the difference. current wind speeds not impressive. 5 to 15 miles across the board. they're so light in philadelphia and wilmington, they're not even reporting. those lied winght winds are not to pick up today, but they will tomorrow. we're going to track out all those different types of changes day by day. >>> this morning philadelphia police are searching for a driver who hit one of their officers. the investiga

i'm rosemary connors. 5:30. let's get to that weather with first alert meteorologist krystal klei. >> last week we were talking about this ten day forecast 60s by next weekend and now it's upon us and it's looking still like 60s across most of our neighborhoods today and tomorrow. here's our figures this morning. 31 degrees in mount pocono. allentown at 25. and 24 pottstown. 30 in philadelphia and 24 atlantic city. we have a cool start in spots through millville at 24 and dover, 31. don't be fooled. you'll need the layers this morning you will not need them this afternoon as we get into the 60s. radar and satellite for us, we are clear across our region. we're clear across the entire area. you see there's no clouds, rain to track. way off to our southwest you see a little action but that's not making to its. we're sunny northwestly sunny conditions in the forecast. look at this quick climb. 34 by 7:00 a.m. 43 already by 10:00 a.m. that's getting close to average for this time of year. and that's at 10:00 in the

. >> rosemary connors joins us to explain. >> reporter: you'd think the steak joints in south philly would be more frenemies than friends. not the case says the owner of pat's king of steaks. when he found out what happened here at john's roast pork. he showed up today with a check matching the donation that was stolen. he offered to help out in the kitchen when johns reopened. >> we're going to open tomorrow. if we got to work out of a cigar box we'll be open tomorrow. i can't let down my customers. >> reporter: the thieves broke in by squeezing in through the exhaust system. they swiped the sales and surveillance equipment. >> they took the cash box. you know it had to be more than one person. you have to have a person up there with a rope to tie the cash box to get it up there. >> reporter: because it's too -- >> too heavy. >> reporter: the register had $3,500 inside. the burglars also stole the $1,500 raced from a charity cup to benefit leukemia patients. >> i was diagnosed with leukemia in 2006. >> reporter: the charity theft is disappointing but he says it's easy to put the bur

i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:00 on a saturday. let's begin with the weather. chr krystal klei is filling us in. >> it starts nice but you'll see big changes as we head into the afternoon and evening. it's an incredibly mild start this morning. 1 in lancaster. that's warmer than the average this time of year. wilmington at 52 and millville at 54. so it's going to be pretty easy for us begin to see upper 50s and low 70s for high temperatures when you're starting this warm out there. take a look at radar and satellite. this is the wide view. we don't have a lot going on where we are, but if you track to the west, this line of showers and thunderstorms is starting to head our way and that's what's going to cause all of the changes to the forecast. here's a closer look for us. clouds out there this morning. you may see fog, but overall, what we're going to see is a mix of clouds and sun through the first half of your day. in fact, we track the hours through the first half of the day, and we climb. i do think in parts of philadelphia we'll make it to the low 70s aga

i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:00 on this saturday. we have the most accurate forecast in the region and so the roller coaster continues. krystal? >> that's right, a very cold day expected today. here's a look at the temperatures outside. currently we're at 28 degrees in pottstown and 31 in philadelphia. 30 for northeast philadelphia and 20 in pocono, lancaster at 27. but look farther south, much more mild than we saw yesterday morning. dover at 40, wildwood at 41 and atlantic city at 39 degrees. so we're talking temperatures that are later today going to pick up in some spots to the low 50s instead of capping in the 30s like we saw yesterday. here the current wind speeds. that had been a factor because it might have felt a little cooler this morning in some spots, but mostly it's lighter we're dealing with. wilmington, allentown, only 3 miles per hour lighter. making you feel just slightly cooler than it truly is this morning. on radar and satellite, some clouds spilling across the area, but today we remain dry. we're not tracking rai

i'm rosemary connors. it's just a few minutes before 7:30 on this saturday. a chilly one out there. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking the cold weather in the most accurate neighborhood forecast region. >>> hi. we knew it was going to be cold. you felt it yesterday afternoon. same deal today. colder start to morning 7 below. feels like temperature is 7 below in mount pocono. feeling like 10 degrees pottstown, 11 degrees reading and 12 degrees in philadelphia. now down to single digits atlantic city feeling like 9 degrees. here's what we're looking at for the rest of the day. stays cold. yellow is the line of actual temperatures we get to the mid-30s this afternoon between 2:00 and 4:00, peak at 35 degrees. drop down to 20s tonight. it feels like. we only get up to the mid-to-upper 20s for what it feels like this afternoon and then that will drop right back down to the low 20s. we'll stay dry and sunny, though, today. >>> in just a few hours from now vice president mike pence will arrive in philadelphia

let's go to rosemary connors who is live in dover this evening looking into that part of this story. rosemary? >> reporter: jim, specifically the union president is pointing the finger at delaware's last governor. we did reach out to him today, but he has yet to respond to the allegations. the union believes that the sergeant's death should never have happened. >> i can't say it was inevitabiliinevitable but i can say it was preventible. >> reporter: the president laid blame on the former mayor. >> we've been asking for help. from the previous governor. and we got none. >> reporter: flanked by fellow officers of sergeant steven floyd. they claim that understaffing at the prison is directly linked to the sergeant's death. according to the union president, inmates had been practicing the takeover. >> just to test to see what's going to happen and how we respond so then they can make adjustments for what they think they may want to do in the future. >> reporter: the secretary of safety and homeland security admits that state wide prisons are short staffed. >> we have minimum staffing lev

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i'm rosemary connors. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking the chilly conditions outside this morning. krystal, we knew this was coming, but it really was a wake-up call. >> you walk out the door and feel that difference. the winds do not help. as a result we've got cold air, windy conditions, the two mixed together. we know how it goes. it feels colder than it is outside. here are your feels-like conditions, 12 degrees in mt. pocono, 24 for pottstown. 23 in lancaster. philadelphia feeling like 32 degrees right now. upper 20s for atlantic city and millville. it feels like we're in the end of february instead of april and may as the lay few days have felt. the wind gusts have dropped a bit. we have guests for coatesville, wilmington and wildwood. we had gusts that has dipped. any wind is enough wind to factor in that windchill or what it feels like to our skin. a look at radar and satellite, better than yesterday evening. we've got just clouds out there and clearing conditions farther south. you see a lit

i'm rosemary connors at 6:00 on this saturday.eal g we'll get to those stories in just a moment, but first let's get to the weather. krystal klei has the weather with the accurate forecast. krystal? >> we have feels-like temperatures starting in spots at single digits

i'm rosemary connors. it's 10:00 on this sunday. plenty to get to. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking all the changes in the first alert neighborhood forecast. >> we warned of this yesterday. we said it was the warm air sitting over us yesterday. the cold front was going to shove that out. we'd be left with the cold air. take a look. feels-like temperatures, 12 degrees is what it feels like right now in mt. pocono. 27 in philadelphia, 29 in millville. lancaster feeling like just 23 degrees. that's because cold air has been filtering in from the northwest. on top of that, the winds are still up which makes it feel colder than it truly is. hence the feels-like temps. here is a look at the wind gusts. they've been ranging from 20 to 30 miles per hour. that's still what we're seeing right now. 23-mile-per-hour gusts in philadelphia, 24 in allentown, 28 in millville and dover 25 might be gusts for the current reading. here is what's going on. yesterday we were at 73. then the cold front dropped us off. look at the high today, forecasting just 46 degre

i'm rosemary connors. it's 7:30 on this sunday. it's a cold sunday.logist krystal klei is tracking those changes to our weather that happened in just a 24-hour period. krystal, i stepped outside not too long ago. the wind is kicking up. >> that's making it feel colder than it actually is. already way colder than yesterday morning. you're going to have to get the big coat if you're stepping out the door, not just this morning, but the whole day. here are your feels-like temperatures right now. 14 in mt. pocono. we saw the live look outside camelback mountain. today feels like a skiing day. 23 in potstown and 27 in philadelphia. that's as warm as we get this morning. as we go into the afternoon, feels-like temperatures will only climb into about the upper 30s, close to 40, and that's all. here are your current wind gusts. this is the reason why. we've got a cold air mass and windy conditions. gusts at 25 in philadelphia, wilmington close to 30 miles per hour. allentown gusts of 23 miles per hour. that is enough to make that feels-like temperature consid

it's rosemary connors. 5:30 on this sunday. still cold out there this morning but better than yesterday. meteorologist krystal klei has the most accurate forecast in the regional. >> you're right. not quite as cold as yesterday. 29 degrees in philadelphia. most of us at or below freezing for allentown, mt. holly 26. 31 degrees in wilmington and atlantic city. that was a look at your actual temperatures. this is what it feels like this morning. the feels-like temperatures weren't quite as rough as they were yesterday. 13 in mt. pocono. yesterday we were below zero, 23 in wilmington, philadelphia the same. it is a cold start to your morning, but not as cold as yesterday. so that's the good news for us. temperatures this afternoon will always be warmer than what we saw yesterday. here is radar and satellite. we have clouds starting to deal with the west. we're looking at today mostly cloudy to partly cloudy. as we get later in the day, we will see more sunshine, still, the clouds will be overhead, not as sunny as yesterday, althou

i'm rosemary connor. it's 10:00 on this sunday. plenty to talk about. let's beginning with meteorologist krystal klei who is tracking chilly temperatures outside. we're slowly going to warm up. >> it was so cold yesterday. in the afternoon we only hit a high of 36 degrees: 36 in philadelphia. obvious we'll be warmer today than we were yesterday. that was our afternoon temperatures. now looking at warmer temperatures. vineland at 37. 39 degrees already in atlantic city. allentown 31, mt. pocono, 25. we were in single digits at this time yesterday. it's colder than it truly is outside. a lot of us in the upper 20s to low 30s. you want the layers, but you're not going to need as much bulk as you did yesterday. the clouds are picking up through out the entire area. they'll linger throughout most of the day. a little more sun later in the afternoon is possible. this is really the focus. today we're warmer, clouds different than yesterday, breezy in the afternoon. the next big change is the temperatures continuing to climb into your workweek. we'll talk about

i'm rosemary connors. let's start with our weekend weather. krystal klei is trackings to frigid temperatures inside. >> it is a cold, cold start to mourning. we knew this was coming. we're looking at numbers right now. these are the actual temperatures. 23 in philadelphia. 20 where we are in allentown and 19 in coatesville. vineland you're at 23 and that's the same for atlantic city. mount pocono only at 9 degrees. what you just saw a moment ago, the feels like temperatures much colder. five below for mount pocono. feeling like single digits in areas like allentown and 9 degrees, wilmington 9 degrees as well. atlantic city only 10. philadelphia feeling like 12 as we start our morning. so as we go through our morning hours it's going to be bitterly cold out there. not the kind of morning where you want to get out and do a lot of activities early on in your day or as we get into the later part of your day. the cold air will stick. clear conditions. clear overnight allows temperatures to plummet. we're talking cold conditions this morning that la

i'm rosemary connors.s just a few minutes before 8:30 on this sunday. what a difference a day makes in terms of our weather. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking a chilly start to our sunday. kryst krystal? >> much colder than yelled morning. feels-like temperatures feeling like 27 degrees in northeast philadelphia and at the international airport. 28 in mt. holly and 27 millville. only 21, what it feels like in lancaster and 24 in redding. mt. pocono, 14 for the feels-like temperature. current winds are to blame. right around gusts of 30 miles per hour for millville and wilmington, 26 for philadelphia and 28-mile-per-hour gusts for wildwood. windy conditions will last the rest of today. temperatures only reaching the mid 40s. >> today the national weather service will determine if any tornadoes touched down in lancaster county yesterday. the strong winds toppled trees and power lines. fortunately no reports of anybody hurt. >>> tomorrow lawyers for bill cosby will return to court. they're expected to ar

. >>> coming up in our next half hour, nbc 10's rosemary connors takes a closer look at the possible punishment for conway and if her comments could hurt support for president trump. >>> pennsylvania senator bob casey will have competition in 2018. bob sircon is the first to say he'll challenge bob casey. it's the first time the keystone state went republican since 1988. >>> question a lot of people have been asking around the newsroom after this story, do you ever wonder if the elevator you're riding on is safe? it's not so easy to find out. we found thousands of pennsylvania elevators are missing their inspection certificate. next all new at 5:00, why one expert says we're on the verge of an elevator epidemic. >>> plus, always be prepared. that's a good mantra during any snowstorm. this guy was prepared. we'll hear his story next. >>> you won't want to miss this next video. nbc 10 hits the road to help people get through the storm. that is next at 5:00. >>> an elevator accident in center city. >> the elevator crashed to the floor. >> nat that nearly cost a sheriff's deputy his life

i'm rosemary connors. even if i had won, i still would want to come in this morning because i want to hear about the forecast. >> i'm having a hard time believing that rosemary. i don't know why. here is a look at our current temperature change map. i know you look at the numbers and think they look about right for this time of year in the morning. no, no, this is the 24-hour change, meaning we are 28 degrees warmer right now than we were yesterday at this time in philly. 21 degrees warmer in allentown than yesterday morning, almost 30 degrees warmer in wilmington. mt. holly and atlantic city, 30 degrees or more warmer than yesterday at this exact same time. that is a huge warmup, and we saw that warmup yesterday when we went to mornings in the 30s to afternoons in the 60s. here are the actual temperatures we're dealing with. a lot of us close to 60 degrees. philly, wilmington, mt. holly in the upper 60s. philly has bumped up quite a bit: we're seeing really warm start temperatures. radar and satellite show

i'm rosemary connors. looking good out there. meteorologist krystal klei is checking the temperatures for us. we'll see the temperatures climb more today than yesterday. >> this is impressive. the warmth we're looking at this weekend. yesterday we were near record in many places. today i believe at least some of our records will break records. take a look at our change maps. these aren't the actual temperatures, this is the difference compared to yesterday morning at this same time, and it is a big difference. 23 degrees warmer right now in allentown, 22 warmer in wilmington and 21 degrees warmer in philadelphia. even atlantic city is ten degrees warmer right now than yesterday. at 57 the current temperature. look at mt. holly, philly, wilmington, already in the 60s right now. just a reminder, the average temperature in philadelphia, mid 40s for this afternoon. we're going to be way above that. radar and satellite, we had clouds this morning. they're starting to thin out a little bit. that's going to continue for your morning hou

i'm rosemary connors. it's 6:00 on this sunday. plenty to get to this morning. let's start with the changes to our weather. meteorologist krystal klei has the most accurate forecast in the region. krystal, what a difference a day makes. >> we were worried about yesterday, worried a line of thunderstorms would roll through and there could be damage. unfortunately that's what we saw. what we were sure of is the cold air behind the front. take a look at the 24-hour change map. this is comparing yesterday morning to right now. 26 degrees colder in allentown, 16 degrees colder in wilmington and 19 degrees colder in philadelphia. 20 for vineland and 15 degrees colder in atlantic city than yesterday at this same time. it feels like winter. 38 in philadelphia and 32 coatesville, dover at 37 degrees. because of winds, it feels colder than it really is. current winds around 15 to 20 miles per hour. 13 atlantic city, 20 at dover air force base and 18 coatesville. in philadelphia right now, 14-mile-per-hour sustained winds. these are the constant winds you notice. they're c

i'm rosemary connors. it's 9:00 on this sunday. thanks for being with us. plenty to get to. let's begin with weekend weather. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking a cold start to the day and a warmup for the week ahead. >> rosemary, the warmup starts today. it's already starting. take a look at the temperatures behind me here across the region, while it is still cold this morning, it's not as cold as it was, say, yesterday morning at this time. already at 34 degrees in philadelphia. 32 in mt. holly, 36 in atlantic city. vineland at 35. allentown at 29 degrees. put this in perspective. yesterday we only hit a high of 36 in philly. so we're definitely warmer than yesterday. compare that to the feels-like temperatures, and it is still chilly out there. a lot of us feeling like low, mid 20s, mt. pocono feeling like 13 degrees for the temperature right now. take a look at your radar and satellite, looking at where clouds are closing in across the area. we'll see a mostly to partly cloudy day throughout the viewing zone. you see maybe a little snow to the lehigh valley pocono, n

i'm rosemary connors. it's 6:00 on this sunday. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking cold conditions right now. we know warmer weather is on the way. tell us about it. >> that's exactly right. this will be an impressive warmup. yesterday we only hit a high of 36 degrees. we're talking temperatures way, way warmer as we get into the workweek, but we start with today. today's temperatures are already better off, at 29 in philadelphia and northeast philly right now, 24 in pottstown, one of our colder spots. some of us are above freezing. wildwood at 34 degrees. atlantic city 31. mt. pocono at 22 degrees. this is still a cold start, but not as cold as yesterday. and winds are on the light side currently. right around five to ten miles per hour. this is still enough that some of us feel a little cooler than it truly is. our windchills or those feels-like temps are not as brutal as yesterday. nine mile-per-hour winds in allentown, ten for wilmington, seven in millville. a cold start to the day but a better afternoon. radar and satellit

i'm rosemary connors.t's a few minutes before 8:30 on this sunday. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking the cold morning for us, but a warmup is coming our way. >> we're looking at temperatures right above freezing, wilmington now at 33 degrees. farther south, millville, atlantic city and wildwood already in the mid 30s. we're at 32 degrees, redding almost there. these numbers are warmer than yesterday at this time. in the afternoon we'll toolly make it to the ms. 40s for forecast highs. that will feel better than yesterday. clouds closing in across the region. most of the white is not snow making it to the ground, we could see a few isolated flurries near the poconos. otherwise a dry sunday forecast. >>> this morning police in the lehigh valley need your help to find a man they say is posing as an suf ser. investigators say the man pictured here pulled over a would woman in lower saucon township. the suspect is wanted for a similar incident in town white hall township. >>> this is video of last year's h

rosemary connors serves on mana's board. >> this is for our soup.e're making 120 gallons now. >> reporter: mangie i manging - the face behind manna serving meals to people battling life-threatening illnesses. >> i feel like a food scientist putting meals together. these are for people who can't have the acid and potassium. >> reporter: they make a million years a year. keith had no idea when he first set foot in manna's kitchen he would be here almost two decades later. >> i fit the bill. i had the experience, you know, the good looks and the charm. >> reporter: at first it was just about the job. keith previously worked as a chef in hotels. never in the nonprofit world. >> this is what happens. >> reporter: keith's inspiration for crafting delicious and nutritious meals on a budget comes from watching his eight older siblings cook for his younger sister and brother. >> it is his heart and soul. throughout the years, he has been such a mentor to so many people in our kitchen. he never says no. people love him. >> i hope people see this and become in

rosemary connors is live outside of a prosecutor's office in berks county where it was a funeral home that alerted police. rosemary. >> reporter: right. that's according to the affidavit here that also througho outlines involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment. the parents who are at home with their other kids say the ill wans as an act of god that they couldn't control. i went to their house to track them down. my knock at the home of grace and jonathan foster went unanswered this afternoon. the berks county couple is accused of refusing to give their 2-year-old daughter ella grace medical treatment when she was suffering from a nasty cold back in november. prosecutors say it turned out to be pneumonia, and a doctor could have treated it. >> i'm old enough now that i have two grandchildren who are 1 and 2. to me, it's incomprehensivable. >> reporter: according to the district attorney, the couple belongs to the state tabernacle church. the d.a. tells us the parents are now back at home raising their six other kids all under the age of 10. children and youth services are servic

i'm rosemary connors. it's 6:30 on this saturday.eorologist krystal klei is tracking the weather. krystal? >> it's really the day of change. we've been call about for it ending on a cooler and rainy note. here are the temperatures. really impressive numbers. much warmer than typical. no surprise. 57 in philadelphia, 52 in wilmington, allentown sitting at 51. and 51 in atlantic city. the temperatures will continue to climb, some of us back in low 70s. but then we have the deal with this moving in. the rain starting to move in past p.a. it's starting to move in past%. what's going to happen, it will pass in. for us, it's late afternoon and early evening that rain will pass through. here's what we expect. the warm air we have now, you see. the back cold front knocked out the cold air and brings us thunderstorms through the area with cooler air in behind the front. what we're looking at is by 4:00 to 5:00, a big change in the forecast. stronger winds, rainy conditions, and overnight into tomorrow, cooler temperatures with winds still hol

i'm rosemary connors. it's 8:30 on this saturday. thanks for being with us. we're off to another mild start but we're expecting big changes by the afternoon. this is a live look over center city, philadelphia. sunshine out there this morning. temperatures are climbing but, of course, as we know, the storms are moving in from the west. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking it all for us in the first alert forecast, krystal? >> a very mild start. temperatures are warmer than average by a long shot. the average high today is 46. we're already at 59 degrees. it's going to be pretty easy to make it to tupper 60s some spots the low 70s by early afternoon. vineland at 58. also at 58 right now, trenton climbing into those 60s very soon. here's look at the radar and satellite. this is a line of concern, a line of rain and a cold front moving in. what's happening is the warm air in front of it, cold air ahead of it. i've added the front in. there's the warm air allowing us to boost up into some spots. the low 70s by tomorrow afternoon. but the cold front is going to s

i'm rosemary connors at 6:00 on this saturday. beal g we'll get to those stories in just a moment, but first let's get to the weather. krystal klei has the weather with the accurate forecast. krystal? >> we have feels-like temperatures starting in spots at single digits yesterday morning. today it's lighter and the temperatures a little warmer. mt. holly sitting at 27, but look south. we're 42 degrees in wildwood and 40 in dover right now. so while it is a cold start again, it's more mild than yesterday, and in the afternoon things are looking a lot better than what we saw yesterday. winds, like i mentioned a second ago, are pretty light across the board. fi 5 miles per hour in philadelphia and 12 at dover air force base. these winds not a big concern today. we're tracking the warmup, then we're tracking rain, then after that we're tracking the winds. we do see quite a bit of variation in the forecast over the next few days. satellite today, it's just the clouds. we're warming up but it's not going to be that sunny warmup that you

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i'm rosemary connors. it's 6:30 on this saturday.'s get to meteorologist krystal klei who has good news for us this weekend plus the most accurate forecast in the region. >> this is seriously good news. if you're itching to get outdoors wishing it was spring we'll be reminiscing of spring both days saturday and sunday. 60s in parts of our area. right now i know it's hard to believe because it is cold out there. get out the door this morning you want the coat. this afternoon you won't need it. 33 at mount pocono. 23 degrees in pottstown. philadelphia checking in at 30. northeast philly at 26 degrees. millville 24 right now. it is a cold start out there. we're going to make up a lot of ground as we get into the afternoon. that's when areas will make their way into the 60s. current wind speeds not much to look at. winds are so light around 5 miles per hour. all the spots you don't see anything they are not reporting winds. calm out there. huge difference from what we were seeing during the work week. we'll get a little breezy this after

i'm rosemary connors. nice scene in the pocono mountains.et's start with meteorologist krystal klei. she has the first alert neighborhood forecast. >> it is nice out there, but cold as well. mt. pocono checking in at 22 degrees right now. although, those who may be out snowboarding and skiing yesterday morning will think it doesn't feel too bad. we are looking at warmer than yesterday conditions. 31 in philadelphia, 31 in wilmington, allentown at 30 degrees. here are the feels-like temperatures. yesterday at this time, i think it was about nine below zero. now we or at 11. 28 in vineland, 23 atlantic city. philadelphia feeling like 22. that still feels cold. it does still field cold this morning, but it feels better than yesterday. the afternoon will feel better than yesterday as well. radar and satellite shows the clouds building in. remember what i managed through this morning into the afternoon, we could see isolated flurries through the poconos. not going the make it to the ground yet. the chance will be here as the clouds spread across

i'm rosemary connors.:30 on this sunday. waking up to cloudy weather but it will warm up quickly. meteorologist krystal klei has the details. >> we started in the 50s this morning. now some of us in the 60s. look at that, northeast philadelphia, now it's 60 degrees. 59 in philly and 58 in wilmington. pottstown sitting at 5. in the afternoon some of us will break records. we should tie a record in philly at 68 degrees. look at areas like allentown, 64, trenton 69 and wilmington at 69. all those locations likely to break records by this afternoon. most of us mid to upper 60s. going to be a gorgeous day. >>> this morning a philadelphia police officer who was hurt in a chase is in stable condition. nbc 10 was at hahnemann hospital last night where the officers was transported with undisclosed injuries. she was hurt while police. >> reporter: chasing several riders on dirt bikes in north philly. officers gave chase after hearing shooting surrounds and ended up arresting two men. a man told police the sounds cam

i'm rosemary connors. it's just after 6:00 on this saturday. plenty to get to. let's start with our weekend weather. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking those cold outside. >>> a few days ago we were 50 degrees. this big cool down we were talking about definitely felt the effects of it yesterday and now we're really feeling it this morning. look at your temperatures. these are the actual conditions outside. we're 22 degrees in vineland, 18 wilmington and coatesville. pocono at 9 degrees. 23 in philadelphia. and 21 in atlantic city. now we'll take at that look at what it feels like out there. negative 7 mount pocono. you saw that map a moment ago. single digits in spots as well. allentown at 7. coatesville at 8. what it feels like when you step out the door, 11 in atlantic city and 12 for dover and vineland. very cold start this morning. most of us feeling around 10 degrees or so. aside if you head up to the poconos where it's bitterly cold below zero. these cold temperatures this morning will stay cold through your afternoon. we'll stay pretty clear and easy

nbc 10's rosemary connors has one man's story. >> reporter: owning his own business is what muhammad kurdi considers to be the american dream. he sells used cars and owns a mechanic shop. originally from syria, he is now an american citizen, fears for those still living in his native country. just this week, some of his relatives died in a building collapse there. >> it's the most dangerous country in the world now, syria. that's why people fled from syria, you know. their goal is to go to the safer place, you know and have a better life. >> reporter: with the president's executive order banning travel, sidelined following yesterday's decision from the federal appeals court, he tells me his faith in the constitution is restored. >> it gives me confidence back that american people are standing. we are living in a free country. >> we'll be doing something rapidly, having to do with additional security for our country. you'll be seeing that sometime next week. >> reporter: as the president promises new security action in the days ahead, the next step in the battle over the ban remains t

nbc 10's rosemary connors shows us how they're sending a message of support and unity. >> your presenceere today helps extinguish the racist and islamic phobic rhetoric. >> reporter: it wasn't just their presence but their words. >> we will not be bullied or divided. >> reporter: members of the muslim american society who gathered here at this hunting park mosque for friday prayer were greeted by leaders outside their faith. including philadelphia's mayor. >> i am telling you we will get through this. we will get through this. we've gotten through world wars. we've gotten through many things. we'll come out the other end better off for it. >> we've been overwhelmed with support, either at the philadelphia international or calls from community members and officials that support us here at the mosque. >> reporter: the trump administration insists the travel restrictions on the predominately muslim countries in the middle east are necessary to review the immigration process and prevent terrorists from entering the u.s. >> you see it at the airports, you see it all over, it's working out ve

this is nbc 10 news today i'm rosemary connors. it's 9:00 on this saturday.cky for a while. well it's back to feeling like winter. here's a live look at boat house row. you can see that camera shaking in the wind. that's making the temperatures feel colder than they actually are. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking it all for us. she has the most accurate forecast in the region. >> that's exactly right those winds are making it rough on us this morning but either way you slice it it's just cold out there. here are the actual temperatures. 24 degrees right now in philadelphia, mount holly. we're at 26 in atlantic city. and 14 mount pocono. mount pocono throughout the morning has been feeling below zero. well take a look. still feeling below zero. but now just by one degree. earlier we were down to 9 below. 14 is what it feels like in allentown. again these are because of light winds lingering. 16 the feels like in wilmington. and for philadelphia. also at 12 in mount holly. step out the door feels like 10 to 15 degrees over much of the region. cold start ou

nbc 10's rosemary connors was there. >> reporter: it's their ritual every friday afternoon. before today's prayer, members of the muslim american society who come to this mosque heard what they call words of solidarity from leaders outside the faith. >> you are americans. you are patriotic americans. and no one's going to ever take that away from you. no one. >> philadelphia's mayor, jim kenny spoke out about president trump's recent executive orders restricting immigration. >> it's clearly a muslim ban. it's clearly a religious test and clearly unconstitutional. >> we're going to have a very, very strict ban and we're going to have extreme vetting. which we should have had in this country for many years. >> the trump administration insists the orders will allow government officials to review the immigration process from the mostly muslim countries on the list with the goal of preventing terrorists from getting in. >> we get the looks where you know, okay, you're one of those that is going to be banned. or you're one of those muslims that they're talking about on tv. that ki

. >>> get the latest weather updates tomorrow morning beginning at 5:30 with rosemary connors and krystal klei. >>> breaking news overseas. the south korean military says north korea fired a projectile in a possible effort to advance its missile technology. south korea's defense ministry says the missile was launched from area where other missiles were tested before. the missiles fell between the korean peninsula and japan. >>> about 20 minutes ago president trump and japanese prime minister shinzo abe issued a short statement about north korea, abe calling the missile launch absolutely intolerable, and president trump saying this. >> i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great a al ally, 100%. >> earlier today the two played golf in jupiter. >>> he's the sixers' best player. he hasn't played in weeks. last night he was at a concert dancing i don't knonstage. tonight we've learned he has a tear in his knee. i'm sure a lot of fans are saying a lot of things, andrea. >> reporter: they are, denise. people have been using

i'm rosemary connors. wrapping up the weekend with wet conditions out there. crystal has the most accurate fraf forecast for us. >> we're concerned about icy spots out there and we're seeing reports of freezing rain in the lehigh valley area. the airport near allen town, just got a report of moderate freezing rain there. folk that's will be on roadways especially further to the north. the rest of us, it is rain that you see, the green that we're seeing around philadelphia. we zoom in and this is very spotty activity from philly and delaware county. light rain right now, more steady rain is expected in the next hour or two. we're also seeing reports of freezing rain in trenton. some of the surface temperatures are still just enough. everywhere else we're talking rain. we'll look more closely at when the rain ends and more on the workweek conditions coming up in just a minute. >>> one of the first areas to likely see the wintery weather will be the lehigh valley. matt is there in allentown for us this morning. half an hour ago, the umbrella was up, conditions ha

nbc10's rosemary connors joins us now. what's the message they're trying to send here? >> reporter: well, if they walk off the job the message they're trying to send is immigrants make significant contributions to our society, especially in the restaurant industry. patrons here at l&s rave about the authentic flavor of the food. they'll have to wait to get their lunchtime fix until friday if those workers walk off tomorrow. >> it's a day without immigrants. we want to make a statement. this is the way to do it. again, we fully support it. >> reporter: lunchtime is one of the busiest, the mexican restaurant is willing to lose profits if it means making sure their workers' voices are heard. >> in our case, if they don't show up to work, we'll have to close. so, i think that will show them that we matter. >> this issue has needed some spotlight for a long time. >> reporter: good food and activism go hand in hand at acclaimed mexican restaurant only open friday through sunday. ben miller, who co-owns the foodie hot spot with his wife tells me supporting the cause hits close

reporting live in dover, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> all right. ro nbc 10 has been talking to locals who say they are shocked the situation escalated and turned deadly. nbc 10 spoke with a retired prison guard who spent 30 years in those same cell blocks. he says the inmates had other options. >> they usually take a group of inmates and talk to them to try to resolve the problem. >> in a phone call to a local newspaper, the hostage takers complained about abusive guards, they also asked for more education and rehabilitation opportunities. meantime, this group of demonstrators showed up at vaughan correction center this morning, they're from an adv advocacy organization based in baltimore. they say they were here to show support for the inmates and that the department of corrections should or could have prevented this from happening in the first place. >> this could have all been avoided had d.o.c., you know, hired the proper people. if d.o.c. would have put in place the proper protocol and procedures, but it could have been avoided. >> the demonst

nbc 10's rosemary connors joins us at john's roast pork in south philly. this was not your average break in? >> reporter: definitely not. this place is locked up like a vault. that didn't stop the thieves in this case. they got creative, breaking in through the vent, the silver vent on top of the roof. >> they got in through the exhaust system. they shimmied down the shaft here. >> reporter: a small space for any burglar to squeeze through. it's a first for the owner. >> i can't imagine. it's all greasy up there. you know. it's so disgusting. >> reporter: to get everything out of here -- >> that's what i mean. it has to be -- at least two people. >> reporter: police dusted for prints where the crooks swiped the cash register with $3,500 inside. they stole surveillance equipment and $1,500 raised in a charity cup to benefit patients with leukemia. >> that's horrible. i'm sure people will donate to get that back. and more. >> reporter: the owner of pat's steaks stopped by to make a charity donation for the $1,500 lost and he says he's willing to help out the

i'm rosemary connors. 5:30. that weather with first alert meteorologist krystal klei. >> last week we were talking about this ten day forecast 60s by next weekend and now it's upon us and it's looking still like 60s

i'm rosemary connors for "nbc 10! at issue." from bears in back yards to foxes in driveways, wildlife is creeping closer and closer to place we wouldn't expect, and that has people concerned. a man was attacked in new jersey by a rabid coyote attack in morris county. police in montgomery county recently warned about this coyote hanging out in back yards. foxes have become common km din delaware county. it's also common to see them in philly. david is the director of conserved wildlife protection. thank you for being with us, david. >> thank you, rosemary. >> why very with started to see a surge in wildlife? >> it's really a combination of two factors. wi on one hand people are moving to areas that have long been wild areas, just natural areas where wildlife lived and thrived for many years. on the other hand, many of these species are becoming more habituated to sylizaticivilizat it's important to remember while some can be a problem, it shouldn't be treated as such. in most cases, they're trying to avoid us as much as we're try