-also getting the call....baseball exective dave rosenfield. -for 48 years, rosenfield was the general manager of the tidewater and norfolk tides. one of rosenfield's biggest accomplishments....saving triple a baseball in early 90's the tides were affiliated with the new york mets and norfolk needed a new stadium. that's when the tides moved from met park the harbor park and changed their name from tidewater to norfolk. rosenfield is a 4 time international league executive of the year and in 2004 was named the king of baseball/ other inductees: charles oakley. he was the ncaa division 2 player of the year at virginia union. oakley played in the nba from 1985 to 2004 including a long stint with the new york knicks. this is video of oakley at the 1985 pit. -former uva football star james farrior will be inducted as well. farrior was a parade high school all american at matoaca high school before enrolling at the univerity of virginia. he was the 8th pick in the 1997 nfl draft and is a two time super bowl champion. rounding out the 2016 class, for

. >> after an exclusive invitation to the white house, president obama tells nbc 10's jim rosenfieldwants to take us up on the offer. nbc 10's invitation to the president is part of a final push to get 100,000 philadelphians to sign up for the affordable care coverage. the deadline is sunday, january 31st, just two days away. city with the most signups wins a visit from the president but we found signing up is not as simple or as affordable as the administration makes it sound. nbc 10's jim rosenfield reports. >> reporter: for self-employed hairstylist starla smith of germantown, it's been more than six years since she's had health insurance. >> you sign on the dotted line. >> i signed on the dotted line. >> this week, that all changed. smith sign up for coverage under the affordable care act. she opted for coverage that will run her almost $150 a month in premiums with a $1,500 deductible. >> hey, jim. >> mr. president. >> good to see you. >> reporter: during our white house visit yesterday, the president and administration officials touted a very different story about cost of cover

some of this year s inductees include former general manager of the local tides dave rosenfield. rosenfield took the position in 1963 and led the tides for 48 years, according to the virginia hall of fame. marianne stanley, got her first head coach job at o-d-u and helped lead the lady monarchs >> pelley: trump gets his biggest enforcement less than two weeks before the votes. a demand for the resignation of mish dwan's governor over the water crisis in flint. >> we are all affectd and infected by this, and they need to pay for this. >> pelley: a big winter storm is in the forecast for much of the east. and reinventing the car pool by adding soundtrack. soundtrack captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> pelley: 13 days before the

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you can see jim rosenfield's interview starting tonight at nbc 10 new at 6:00 and 11:00.lso what's next when the president leaves office. hear one idea hillary clinton and supporters threw around. >>> it's 4:16. big changes could be on the way for the forget sob police department. a year and a half after the department killed an unarmed teenager. the department agreed to overhaul its training and practices as part of the deal with the justice department. the deal stems from the 2014 police shooting of michael brown. they found patterns of racial bias in the department. as part of the agreement, officers will be required to wear body cameras. city council votes on the changes next month. >>> happening today in philadelphia, a community will come together for the philadelphia police officer recovering after being shot during an ambush. the fraternal order of police log number 5 will hold a fund-raiser for jesse hartnell and all of the proceeds will go toward his recovery. yesterday member os testify police department came to philadelphia to personally show their support. >>

nbc 10's jim rosenfield will have it. there's a push to get philadelphians to sign up for health coverage by january 31st. the city with the most sign-ups gets a visit from the president. you can see jim rosenfield's interview with president obama starting tonight at 6:00 and 11:00. >>> it's 5:17. look at this video. the national weather service confirms an ef-1 tornado touched down in coconut creek. that's between powe co-rah tone and pompano beach. the tornado was on the ground for more than two miles. the 100-mile-an-hour winds tossed and cars and trulks like they were toys. no one was seriously hurt. >>> 5:17. nbc 10's traffic alert by jessica boyington. so how are things doing? >> we're starting to see slippery spots. this is the blue route in here heading to the schuylkill expressway. you can see police activity fortunately on the scene of this off-ramp where we did have a car spin out now into the right-hand shoulder with the slippery off-ramps. you've got to watch out. still active scenes where we do have slippery

jim rosenfield joins us live from the white house, where he just finished chatting with the president. what was on the president's mind that he extended this invitation? >> reporter: the looming sunday deadline to get people to sign up for obamacare coverage. philadelphia is one of 20 cities part of challenge to boost enrollment. we first got the invitation friday as the blizzard was about to bear down on the valley. we said, yes, it's a go. we came to the white house. we had extensive briefings with member of the administration. but just five minutes with president obama. that was after his meeting today with the democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. why the invite to say, philly, let's get some of the 100,000 uninsured in philadelphia to make that january 31st deadline, raise awareness. right now philly is in the top five for new sign-ups in 2016. the winning city gets a visit from the president. but how affordable is all of this really for the average person? what are some glitches they're finding that raise their premiums because they can't get tax subsidies. we asked

for all of us, i'm jim rosenfield.bc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> developing news tonight. a monster winter storm bearing down. blizzard watches up, in some places forecast for the kind of snow they haven't seen in 100 years. 50 million americans bracing for impact. >>> on the attack, sarah palin hits the trail with donald trump. and what she said about her son's domestic violence arrest, ptsd and the president, raising eyebrows. >>> roller coaster plunge on wall street. retirement savings taking another hit as the price of oil continues to fall with no end in sight. >>> new developments in the toxic water crisis in michigan. one of the -- what the did the governor know and when did he know it. >>> and a rescue. a hollywood star turned real-life action hero. "nightly news" begins

i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. >> we did, we know that a fighter jet caused the loud sonic booms that could be felt all across new jersey and we know exactly where those jets were flying, navy aircraft doing routine testing that sits offshore about 15 miles from where we're standing is atlantic city. after a series of phone calls we spoke to officials with the naval test wing in maryland. they sent us this map of where they run those routine missions in a sector called w-107. we also got new video in to nbc 10 as well. let's look at this jet in action. the f-31-c, a joint strike fighter jet used that range 107 that sits off of our coast for their training missions, flying so fast they break the sound barrier to the point it is loud and clear here on land. we raced to the area of where people were tweeting and facebooking us that they could feel the rumbling and tremors. it began around 1:30 this afternoon and lasted almost until 3:00. two friends were house sitting at the time. >> almost sounded like an airplane was coming and the house was shaking so we heard something, li

good evening everyone, i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. late this afternoon we learned there is no organized cell and the fbi is not looking for any other suspects. the officer was ambushed one week ago. harry hairston joins us live from center city. >> harry, what did you learn from the head of the fbi today? >> reporter: fbi director james comey came here as part of a tour across the nation visiting all of the fbi offices. this is the second time he came here. now during his first news conference here i covered that, but this is different. this time he talked about terrorism in philadelphia. within moments of today's news conference, james comey erased any doubt about how to characterize last week's attempted murder of philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett. >> we at the fbi level, through our joint terrorism task force, are investigating that attack as a terrorist attack. >> reporter: two days after the shooting, police got a tip the suspect may be part of a terrorist group. director comey tells us there's no evidence of that. >> we

good evening, i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. we get a first taste of snow. look at nbc 10 first alert radar. that area of snow is moving in, and while we won't see significant snow, we will see some snow showers. >> let's bring in our alert meteorologist, when will these snow showers arrive. >> they'll arrive in the afternoon for most of the area. so the morning commute, we will be fine, but the snow is back off to our west right around the great lakes moving through chicago and getting closer to us. but, again, it's not going to be here for the morning commute. we'll be dry, but very cold. here's future weather, there is that area of snow. and there you see it getting closer. this is tomorrow morning and afternoon. the best chance will be in the afternoon, and the first area, i think we'll see areas north and west. these are snow showers. it's not a snowstorm, and we do expect temperatures to be above freezing at the time that a lot of these showers move in. however, later in the evening, with more snow showers approaching areas north and west, you could be

. >> i'm jim rosenfield. we begin with comcast sports nest danny pommells. danny, the peterson era hasn't begun just yet. >> reporter: shortly before 6:00, news broke doug peterson would be the next coach and he can't officially be hired until the chiefs are done in the post-season which could come as early as saturday. go back to meetings last week with peterson and you could read between the lines. >> gosh, it went great. >> it was a great opportunity i thought for him. >> reporter: with high recommendation, the eagles have found their next head coach in chiefs offensive coordinator doug peterson. >> i have a lot of respect for the organization. >> reporter: peterson was a quarterback and assistant coach under former eagles coach andy reid. as reid's first starting quarterback, he's known for paving the way for donovan mcnabb to take the reins of the franchise. >> peterson drops. touchdown philadelphia. >> reporter: now, after serving as assistant coach under reid here and in kansas city, peterson hopes to do what his predecessor chip kelly could not -- ta

. >> i'm jim rosenfield. it shut down leaving drivers trapped for hours in a backup that stretched for hours. randy gyllenhaal is live in east falls. >> ann credible night. an incredible backup. the suspect tells me they don't know why he was going the wrong way on the boulevard. in a desperate attempt to escape, police say he decided to jump off of this overpass, the southbound overpass. that is more than a 30-foot drop. late tonight, he died from his injuries. >> the wrongway crash happened during the peek of rush-hour. police radio captures the moment the stolen silver chrysler speeds north in the southbound lanes of route 1. >> people traveling in the wrong way got in an accident and now jumped out. >> the accident sent three women to the hospital. one was riding in the suspect's car. two others were in this toyota camry. the 29-year-old suspect tried to run away on foot jumping off the overpass to escape but he severed his right foot, hit the back of his head and later died at temple hospital. >> he is l

jim rosenfield spoke to the president about affordable health care.y's enrollment deadline, were we invited to the white house to help get philadelphia's uninsured to sign up. >>> hundreds ofç people honor officer jesse hartnett at aed if razor in northeast philadelphia last night. he said he's thankful. officer hartnett has undergone several surgeries since being shot in the arm three times during the attempted assassination. two dozen nypd officers made the trip down for the fund-raiser. >> to shake his hand, to say, hey hey, thank you very much for doing your job and understand we're here for you. >> the nypd officers presented officer hartnett with a plaque wednesday. the fraternal order of police organized the fund-raiser saying hartnett still needs several more surgeries before he can fully heal. >>> the democratic national convention is on time, on track and on budget for this summer in philadelphia. mayor jim kenney met with members of the convention committee at the old bar in center city yesterday. with less than six months to go, organizer

i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. it was our first day of snow this winter in haddon township camden county where we found a man walking his dog? a know squall. >> in the poconos looking like winter has arrived. you can see the snow on the ground there. good news for skiers at camelback mountain resort. >> strong winds snapped a tree in half and is resting on power lines. >> check out the flakes falling in center city just outside city hall. you can see the wind blowing around as well. >> it certainly feels like winter and the biting wind is one of the reasons why. you can see the winds' effect on the flags on top of the airmark building in center city. let's bring in first alert meteorologist sheena parveen for more. sheena? >>> it's getting windy and cold overnight tonight. the snow is gone but the winds have increased. wind gusts 47 miles an hour in philadelphia. 38 miles an hour in millville. the 35 northeast philly. 28 miles an hour wind gusts in allentown so here is what it feels like outside right now when you

. >> i'm jim rosenfield. winter is back with a vengeance. it's not just the cold, it's the wind making the weather feel even worse. just take a look at this flag on top of the air mark building in center city, it's getting a workout there in the wind. >> tonight we have live team coverage beginning with nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. how cold is it going to be when you wake up tomorrow? >> a lot of us facing single-digit temperatures and windchill temperatures, feels like to exposed skin, below zero. making snow like crazy in the poconos. this is blue mountain right now. they can make snow 24 hours a day under this kinds of conditions. the temperature there zero. 10 in allentown. 11 in pottstown. 15 in philadelphia. now, if that isn't bad enough, we've still got significant wind out there. 21 mile an hour sustained wind in philadelphia. making it feel like it's 2 below zero. 6 below in allentown. 19 below in mt. pocono. windchill advisories in effect up there. it is just brutal. and as we go through the re

. >> i'm jim rosenfield. we begin with breaking news in philadelphia's east falls section. sky force 10 live over a traffic mess that's already lasted two hours on the roosevelt boulevard extension. police say the driver of a car jumped off the boulevard to the road below after this multicar wreck. he's in critical condition right now at temple hospital. three other people have less serious injuries. >> the southbound lanes of roosevelt boulevard, that extension, remain closed. if your loved one goes home that way, they will be late. be patient. randy gyllenhaal is on the way to that scene, we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it. >>> now to those new clues in the case of a woman shot in the face as she walked home carrying a bag of groceries. this happened back on new year's eve and tonight police released surveillance video of the car involved. the woman's daughter talked about her mother's frightening experience. >> nbc 10's lauren mayk joins us live from center city with more on the story. lauren? >> reporter: next time you head out on the roads here in phi

jim rosenfield, "nbc 10 news." >> thank you.coming up, two teenagers in new jersey reunite with the firefighters who saved them from an icy river. >> question for you too. are you tired of just liking something on facebook? you'll soon have more options. we'll look at the top contenders next. >> the federal trade commission is making a change to its website to make things easier for victims of identity theft. the first time identity theft victims will be able to get a free personalized identity theft recovery plan. a result of new enhancements to the identity theft.gov website the system will allow victims to file a complaint quickly with the ftc and create the documents they need to alert police, credit bureaus and the irs. >> move over thumbs up. facebook users will soon have more ways to expraes their feelings on the network after months of testing outside the u.s., ceo mark zuckerberg says five new emotions will be added to facebook. the new reactions will include symbols for angry, sad, wow, ha-ha, yeah, and love. no offici

but i want everybody who can take advantage of it to sign up. >> reporter: jim rosenfield, nbc 10 news>> if you don't sign up, you face a penalty of at least $695 or potentially far more because it's based on the percentage of your income. now, members of the administration acknowledge the health care act is not perfect, but they expect that even if a republican wins the white house key parts of the coverage will not go away. for now they're relying on local leaders to get the word out about sunday's deadline. and there are enrollment events coming up over the next few days right here in our area. today, tomorrow and sunday you can sign up at methodist hospital in south philadelphia, in montgomery county you'll find a mobile enrollment center at the bala cynwyd shopping center. bring your important information including social security number, address and income information. and you can watch more of our interview with president obama on the nbc 10 app or right at nbc10.com. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> right now we're watching some showers

you can watch jim rosenfield tonight on "nbc 10 news" at 6:00 and 11:00. >>> 6:07. it's very cold outside. temperatures have dropped to the teens and below. we'll see daytime meeting again even though it's cold this morning. a pretty good rebound. right now 12 in allentown. very low. holding in northeast philadelphia and atlantic city. the wind has died down. we'll stay light today. the cold wind, it brought cold air. the showers offshore, but look at what's going on north and west. scattered snow showered. we could see some of those tomorrow, but not today. today, a few scattered clouds. enough sunshine to warm camelback to 37 degrees. upper 30s. 38 degrees. very little wind at the shore. a little bit warmer. middle 40s in venn ventner and cape may. thorndale, 39 degrees. weekend forecast and beyond with the warmup in store. that's with the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thanks, bill. it's 6:07. >> jessica, what are you seeing. >> we're starting to see the normal delays. eastbound from the blue route to the vine, a 14-minute trip. cherry hill t

. >> dave rosenfield is one of the most influential figures in the history of hampton roads sports, he leads a star-studded class ready to be inducted into the fridge and you sports hall of fame. i am bruce rader. bringing old dominion into the national basketball spotlight headlined this year's class. dave rosenthal was the executive of the year. from most have century, he served as the general manager and he will finally be inducted under his leadership, they have been one of the most successful teams in minor league baseball. -- put old dominion on the sports map, leading the monarchs time when women's basketball was just beginning to obtain national confidence. -- of the great rebounder's in national history, he had and extending -- he had an outstanding career. this video is him as number 34 in the 1985 game. --, a former virginia linebacker who enjoyed a 50 year nfl career with the pittsburgh steelers and new york jets. he was a two-time pro bowl selection and two-time super bowl champion. they will be joined by charlie stoops, who was in super bowl three against joe namath and t

and jim rosenfield is the event.lary and kimberly, thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you for having us. >>> some of us could see the first flakes of the season. you can see a live look at first alert radar but what you get depends on where you live. glenn will be back to break down the timing and let us know who's most likely to see snow. >>> the first flakes of the season are on the way for some of us. we are tracking snow heading in our direction as we take a live look at first alert radar showing a system that could bring light snow to parts of our ya later today. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast. glen, we're almost a month into winter just seeing the first flakes now. >> that's a record. we continue to see that record go through a good bit of the month of january in philadelphia and, of course, it hasn't really happened before. now, in the pocono mountains they've had natural snow. there has been a little bit of light snow reported at mount pocono during the past hour.

good evening, everyone, i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. no matter where you live, philadelphia, south jersey, delaware, it's cold outside. the wind is making it even colder. many wanted the cold air weeks ago. we have it now. >> yeah, and for some it is, of course, your job to be outdoors. this letter carrier bundled up, just a coat, no gloves as he hand delivered the mail. and working at the car wash in delaware, apparently it is never too cold to get your car cleaned. we spotted this one in price's corner section of new castle county. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us now with his cold first alert forecast. >> glenn, it's the coldest night since march. >> yeah, and the coldest by far, we've had 34 straight days with above normal temperatures, and now we're getting into the deep freeze here. one area in the poconos, they are able to make snow, 24 hours a day here, and try to catch up from all the warm weather they've had. it's 6 degrees there right now. 17 in allentown, 19 in pottstown. these aren't the wind chills, these are the a

good evening everyone, i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london.ato's body was found several blocks from his home back in october. tonight we still don't know the possible motive or how the little boy died. what we do know is the boy's father, d.j. creato, faces first-degree murder charges. >> tonight we have team coverage in haddon township. cydney long broke this story as police brought the father to the police department and deanna durante has neighborhood reaction tonight, but we begin with cydney. >> reporter: jim and jackie, this case as you know has been heart breaking for this entire community and even with today's arrest of the father, the indictment the attorneys tell me they are not getting any answers as to how and why brendan died, so the indictment they say does not say very much at all. creato's attorney has confirmed to us through another counselor that he will vigorously defend his client, who was walked through these doors just a couple hours ago. still numerous questions as to how little brendan died and why. only nbc 10 cameras

. >> here are jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> coming up next at 6:00, a cartoon that policeicers find insulting. all new at 6:00, tonight the controversy in delaware over a picture of a baby and an officer. sheena? >>> and our winter weather is going to stick around for one more night, at least those single digit temperatures, but a warmup for the rest of the week. that first alert forecast next. >>> also, a trouble with the law, a philadelphia police officer finds himself in handcuffs and it is not the first time. that's next on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>> a rare sight, president obama wiping away tear after tear with murdered children on his mind. >> every time i think about those kids it gets me mad. >>> plus, new at 6:00, cartoon controversy. a local police department says now is not the time to poke fun at officers. good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield, but we begin tonight with one more night of a cold winter blast. you'll want to bundle up and wear the extra layers, but some people can take it, temperatures in the teens didn't stop these folks f

. >> jim rosenfield gets invited to the white house.ar what the president is saying about philadelphians and the affordable care act. >>> and it's still spreading. where a new case of zika virus has been discovered in the u.s. >>>. ♪ . ♪ >>> that was the '60s rock band jefferson airplane at woodstock. today the music world is mourning the loss of its co-founder, paul kantner. he suffered a heart attack this week and died yesterday. he was 74 years old. >>> 6:23. new at ç6:00, he's won 18 gold medals but now olympic swimmer michael phelps has achieved another sports gehl. some may say not so much. causing a college basketball player to miss a free throw. phelps jumped around behind the basket wearing all of the medals and not much else. phelps moved to arizona last year to train with an asu swim coach for the summer's rio games. >>> you may be leaving money on the table when you file income taxes credit if you're eligible but aren't applying for the earned income tax credit. according to the irs, the earned income tax credit can reduce

. >> i'm jim rosenfield. this is blamed for 18 deaths, an 88-year-old man died from shoveling snow. >> if you look at nbc 10 first alert radar, you'll see the threat isn't over yet. so don't be fooled if the snow seems to have eased up. >> the intensity of this storm has made it a challenge for crews working to get roads passable again. check out this live picture from bethlehem, north hampton county, courtesy of nbc 10 photo journalist jim freeman. look at this. as you can see, other streets just haven't really been touched yet. >> here's a live look at the conditions in wilmington, where they experienced heavy snowfall and strong wind gusts earlier this evening. look at all of that snow piled up on the cars. now with temps below freezing, that will dip into the teens overnight. freezing all of that. >> we're live in ocean city tonight. parts of the shore have seen flooding worse than superstorm sandy as the full moon, high tides and powerful onshore winds combine to make water, not snow, the big threat here

for all of us here at nbc 10, i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london.ou back here at 11. >>> tonight, nuclear scare. new u.s. intel as north korea claims it set off a hydrogen bomb, far more powerful than say atomic weapon. a potentially dangerous escalation. >>> trump's warning. ted cruz hits back as his rival trudges up the birther argument, questioning whether he could be president. >>> chipolte crisis. the food-bourne outbreak the focus of a federal investigation as some customers stay away and sales take a plunge. >>> toxic water. a new state of emergency amid a growing crisis. city residents in fear, children poisoned by dangerous levels of lead. >>> and a brazen bandit on the run. a young woman on a

i'm jim rosenfield. too far out to say how much snow but it could be our first storm of the season. we begin with sheena parveen. we declared a first alert because of the cold. >> yes, jim. we're talking about the cold tonight and into tomorrow morning. we have a first alert weather day out for that. if you thought this morning was cold tomorrow is even colder. dangerous cold and bitter winds making it feel around zero degrees tomorrow morning. take a look at the feels like temperature. already feels like zero. willing tom, 1 below zero. feels like zero in pottstown and 1 below in redding. look at the future feels like temperature by the time you walk out tomorrow. 10 below for zero northwest and the rest of the area. aside from that, we're watching this storm in the pacific. it will be a week long thing, move to the pacific northwest and down across the middle of the country near texas by about thursday and then we see it slide across the southeast. at that point we would see rain and snow at this distance, friday, 10:00 in the morning. coming up, we take a look at the rest of this

good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield.he snow started to fall first in the allentown area of lehigh county around 2:00 this afternoon. you can see the flags really whipping around. it's going to be a shot you're going to see coming up. snow didn't bother this one riding in the stroller. >> quick glimpse. the snow started to stick a little bit on the roads in bucks county. this was the scene along the northeast extension. and here in philadelphia, the snow hasn't arrived yet. we could see a few flakes tonight. >> nbc 10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here. >> glenn, our first snowflakes now in the second week of january. >> yeah, already a record. we've gone farther into the season without any flakes than ever before, at least recorded before. we have seen some in the poconos before and got more today. this was skytop lodge at 2:00 in the afternoon, and in just a matter of an hour, hour and a half, it was just enough snow to totally cover the ground, and it's all white. and in some parts of the area that'

nbc 10's jim rosenfield spent the day sitting in on briefings with the president's administration andhen spoke one-on-one with president obama, mainly about the affordable care act. there is a push to get the 100,000 uninsured philadelphians to sign up by january 31st. philly is one of the cities targeted by the administration. the city with the most sign-ups gets a visit from the president. and you can watch jim rosenfield's interview with the president tonight on nbc 10 news at 6:00 and 11:00. >>> president obama still has a year left in office, but what is next for him when his term is over? might he be interested in serving on the supreme court? that subject came up at a campaign event for hillary clinton in iowa yesterday. someone asked her if she would name obama to the high court if she is elected president. her response, wow, what a great idea. she also said the supreme court needs new justices who in her words actually understand the challenges we face. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 19 minutes after 11:00. we've got sunshine. and t

so will nbc 10's jim rosenfield. jim is heading to the white house today for an exclusive one-on-one interview with president obama. look for his reports tomorrow on nbc 10 news at 6:00 and 11:00. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> we start off with a rainy day and a mild overnight period. we're clearing out right now. helping with that gusty winds will stay with us through the afternoon. cold tonight though riding in on those same winds. much colder air for tomorrow morning. 37 now in doylestown. in the low 40s in northeast philadelphia, and look at the sunshine in millville, 40 degrees. you can see bright sunshine on the poconos. this is blue mountain, nice skiing conditions. the temperatures just below freezing with that bright sunshine. feels pretty good. there's the rain we had overnight. that's now offshore. it's going to be dry for the rest of the day, but look at the cold showers moving into the pocono mountains, extreme northeastern pennsylvania seeing scattered light

i'm jim rosenfield. we begin with nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal live at police headquarters. randy? >> reporter: it's likely that the suspect will remain in local custody with philadelphia police. he told detectives that he committed this act in the name of islam. officer jesse hartnett pulls up to a stop sign and within seconds a man in a white robe ambushes his car. 13 shots are fired. the officer is hit three times but survives. >> boom, boom, boom and the cop was, you know, trying his best to block from getting hit. >> reporter: despite losing blood, a broken arm and nerve damage -- >> shots fired! just off spruce. i'm shot. i'm bleeding heavi heavily! >> reporter: he hits the suspect once in the behind. >> the bravery he demonstrated was absolutely remarkable. his will to live undoubtedly saved his life. >> reporter: this morning, they learned of a possible motive for the attack. >> he stated that he pledges his allegiance to islamic state and follo follows allah. >> there's no known connection to groups like isis. mistake it's unclear if archer was actually radicalized but it

here are jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> thanks, keith. nbc 10 preparing you for the winter storm headed our way. >> crews are readying the roads tonight. parts of the area are just over 24 hours away from seeing the storm's first affects and the first alert weather team has you covered. >> we're going to have more than 24 hours straight of snow. straight ahead i'll have updates on how much snow is going to hit your neighborhood. up to the minute details on the storm's track and how long it's going to last. >>> plus, protecting property. we're live at the shore where they are bracing for what could be the most serious flooding since hurricane sandy. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> this is nbc 10 news first alert weather. >> here it comes, a major winter storm taking aim on our area. what you see here will dump ten inches of snow or more on much of the region with some blizzard like conditions that are possible. >> and nbc 10 was in olney today as crews treated the roosevelt boulevard. a state of emergency has already been declared for penn

. >> for all of us at nbc 10, i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. the news continues now with "nbc nightly news." good night. bliss. bill clinton hits the trail as donald trump puts his money where his mouth is. but his new ad has already erupted in copt very versaill-- cocontrov >>> ande go inside as armed protesters tame control of a federal building unless the feds meet their demands. what they want. >>> taking aim. what we've learned about president obama's executive actions on guns. the white house about to go around congress asso uponents vow to fight and the real life whodonit who has so many viewers hooked, amateur dete

for all of us here at nbc 10, i'm jim rosenfield. >> the news continues with "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. see you back here at 11:00 tonight. >>> states of emergency tonight. a blockbuster blizzard set to unleash its fury on 88 million people. snow and a wild mix of ice and tornados, a winter weather nightmare is here. >>> on the attack. 11 days to iowa. hillary clinton unloads on bernie sanders. a moment of panic for the gop establishme facing the proposition of trump or cruz, which one? they're getting behind. >>> sounding the alarm. an embattled governor asked to appear before congress as e-mails reveal a trail of dis missed warnings to stop the water crisis that poisoned an american city. >>> a new twist in a deadly spy thriller. a former russian agent killed by poison in his tea.

. >> i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. the news continues now with "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. see you back here at 11:00 tonight. >>> tonight, market plunge. fear on wall street as the dow dived 400 points, extending the worst start to a year ever. >>> the gloves come off. an all-out feud. donald trump slamming ted cruz again for attacking his so-called new york values and finding an unlikely ally in clinton. >> and the fight between clinton and sanders grows closer as they prepare to deeb on our stage. >>> and marines missing after two choppers collide off hawaii coast. bad weather hampering the search. >>> and two millionaires. they showed the winning powerball ticket to us before lotto officials. tonight we're with them as they cash it in. "nightly news" begins right now.

. >> jim rosenfield, have a good evening. see you at 11:00. >>> there is breaking news tonight. iran seizes americans. ten u.s. sailors on two navy boats taken into custody by iranian authorities. tonight the scramble to free them. >>> one last time. president obama's final state of the union address. what he will tell the nation. why he is aiming for a more hopeful tone and what he told matt lauer about donald trump. >>> and our interview from joe biden. the generous offer the president made in one of his darkest hours. >>> tourists murdered. at a center with thousands of visitors flock every day. now isis is claiming responsibility. >>> and massive pile-ups. slick roads and chain reaction crashes in several states and dozens of

he will meet with president obama at the white house later today, so will nbc 10's jim rosenfield.'ll be at the white house for an exclusive one-on-one interview with the president. >>> ahead in our next half hour, what's a debate without donald trump? republicans are about to find out. hear why trump says he will skip tomorrow night's debate. >>> trash day explosion caught on video. next, find out what caused this trash truck to suddenly burst into flames along a mercer county street. >>> also next, turn pine closed. it's hard to forget these images from the weekend blizzard. hear why 86 miles of the pennsylvania highway will be closed today. >>> this cell phone video shows the moment a garbage truck exploded yesterday in hamilton township, mercer county. you can see the smoke and flames shooting into the air. we are told the truck ran on natural gas and that one of the gas tanks blew up after a battery caught fire. a witness told us the blast was so powerful, it blew a huge hole into one house and sent a gas tank flying through another. >> it was an 80-year-old lady who was readi

i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london.ws continues now with "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. good night. the takedown of el chapo. new images from the bloody raid and his hide yout and the hollywood connection. how actor sean penn interviewed him in secret with help of a mexican actress. >>> campaign crunchtime. three weeks until iowa. growing anxiety for clinton. her polls slipping to bernie sanders and she's been trailing in new hampshire. >>> and donald trump like we've never seen him before. >>> are there more suspects at large after the ambush on a philadelphia cop. the manhunt for the men with possible radical ties to the suspect. police warning their officers are still in danger. >>> and farewell. david bowie, the iconic influential

and so will nbc 10's jim rosenfield. tomorrow he is heading to the white house for an exclusive one on one interview with president obama. you can look for his reports thursday at 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. right here on nbc 10 news. >>> meanwhile, the fallout continues tonight over the toxic water crisis in flint, michigan. today, doctors continued testing children in the community. they're concerned about the level of lead in their blood. after being exposed to the water. yesterday michigan's attorney general appointed two officials to lead an investigation into the process and possible cover-up of problems with the city's water system. >>> now a story about a little boy certainly knows how to make an entrance, born in the middle of a blizzard to a mother who quickly found out she wouldn't make it to the hospital. imagine that. well, she told nbc 10 what happened next. >> hi. >> reporter: mariah's new baby boy couldn't wait to enter the world. >> there was no way i was making it. >> reporter: in the aftermath 069 blizzar

for all of us on nbc 10, i'm jim rosenfield. >>> breaking news tonight. officer ambushed.rifying images. a gunman firing 11 shots at a philadelphia cop in his patrol car. the officer firing back. hitting the suspect. who police say pledged allegiance to isis. >>> el chapo captured. the infamous drug king pin taken down in a deadly shootout with mexican marines six months after his elaborate prison escape. how they finally tracked him down. >>> bill clinton's past as donald trump continued attacking the former president. newly revealed conversation show what bill clinton said about george w. bush, vladimir putin and princess diana. >>> and biggest jackpot ever. huge lines as the jackpot explodes to more than $800 million.

. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. tonight's powerball jackpot, in case you hadn't heard, is $1.5 billion. and we want to get to that moment you've been waiting for, we've been waiting for those numbers to be drawn. and here they are. the numbers -- again, there they are on your screen. we're going to see these numbers running across the bottom of your screen coming up in just a few minutes. let's send it back to jacqueline. i'm not hearing any screams from any winners where you are in south philly, am i? >> no. no. you're not. and i'm looking very closely at the ten that i purchased trying to see. we'll find out. if i just look here halfway through this newscast, you know i do have one of the winning combinations here. the customers here at the oregon diner would love for a winning ticket to be on the menu here tonight. they have their eyes on the tickets and the screens here to see if they have the lucky combination. tonight nbc 10 has live team coverage on what to do if you win, what not to do, and also a cautionary

. >> i'm jim rosenfield. some call it a head butt, others say it was a chest bump. either way it made national headlines. >> a story you saw first on nbc 10 at 11:00 last night. we're live in perkasie where the chamonix team hit the road tonight. >> chamonix played against penn ridge high school. it was already going to be a tough matchup, but with all the controversy surrounding the coach it made it even more difficult. when the basketball team was on the hardwood again tonight but this time without a visible and vocal presence on the sidelines. >> offensive foul and a technical. >> their head coach jerry divine is on administrative leave after this video shows him possibly head butting the referee in response to an offensive foul being called during last night's game. were you surprised at how he reacted? >> absolutely. you know? i wouldn't expect that from him. but i know the kind of person he is, and he's a respectable person. >> reporter: many of the parents of the players on the team are standing by the coach, despite not condoning his behavior. they say they

. >> for all of us at nbc 10, i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. the news continues now with "nbc nightly news." good night. bliss. bill clinton hits the trail as donald trump puts his money where his mouth is. but his new ad has already erupted in copt very versaill-- cocontrov >>> ande go inside as armed protesters tame control of a federal building unless the feds meet their demands. what they want. >>> taking aim. what we've learned about president obama's executive actions on guns. the white house about to go around congress asso uponents vow to fight and the real life whodonit who has so many viewers hooked, amateur detectives split and tonight outrage calls for action. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. call it the sprint to the starting line. after all of the months of rising and falling fortunes, we're now just 28 days from the first nominating contest of the 2016 race for president. and there is new urgency for those still in it. 28 separate campaign events today alone. heading into the stretch toward the february 1st iowa

. >> for all of us, i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. news continues knew with "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> tonight, the clash in carolina. republicans ready to collide in tonight's debate. donald trump skyrocketing in our brand-new poll. his closest rival on the defense over some big money. >>> was it a cover-up? another teen killed by chicago police. a judge blasting the city for trying to keep evidence from the public. another black eye for theepartment and the mayor. >>> outbreak. a rapidly spreading virus that is so dangerous, it has health experts warning americans, especially pregnant women, to stay away from the hot zones. >>> amal clooney exclusive. how the attorney and wife of actor george clooney is using her star power to fight an out of control crisis. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. we begin with a brand-new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll and a pair of eye-openers in the republican race. donald trump has more than doubled his lead nationally over ted cruz since december. trump now leads t

>> i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. the news continues now with "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. see you back here at 11:00 tonight. >>> tonight, market plunge. fear on wall street as the dow dived 400 points, extending the worst start to a year ever. >>> the gloves come off. an all-out feud. donald trump slamming ted cruz again for attacking his so-called new york values and finding an unlikely ally in clinton. >> and the fight between clinton and sanders grows closer as they prepare to deeb on our stage. >>> and marines missing after two choppers collide off hawaii coast. bad weather hampering the search. >>> and two millionaires. they showed the winning powerball ticket to us before lotto officials. tonight we're with them as they cash it in. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. the stage is being set behind me inside of the gilliard center for sunday's democratic presidential debate airing on nbc. and when the candidates get to the subject of the economy, it will be against the back drop of what we

he will meet with president obama at the white house later today and so will nbc 10's jim rosenfield.im is headed to the white house today for an exclusive one-on-one interview with president obama. and you can see his report starting later today on nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> eight minutes after 5:00. we have a rainy start this morning. i'm tracking rain showers through the area. the best news here is that it didn't get cold enough for icing this morning. so we're meting out of this hour and we're in store for an all-day melt with temperatures staying above freezing, until we get it tonight, then a shift in the wind will make the difference with the temperatures. this weekend, it's going to be dry. dry once we get past the showers for the next several days. right now, cold is taking a break. 38 degrees in doylestown. 42 in northeast philadelphia. rain has tapered off in northeast philadelphia. it's still coming down in delaware and south jersey. beach avenue is damp. we've seen some rain showers at the shore. these showers w

i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. news continues now with "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. good night. the takedown of el chapo. new images from the bloody raid and his hide yout and the hollywood connection. how actor sean penn interviewed him in secret with help of a mexican actress. >>> campaign crunchtime. three weeks until iowa. growing anxiety for clinton. her polls slipping to bernie sanders and she's been trailing in new hampshire. >>> and donald trump like we've never seen him before. >>> are there more suspects at large after the ambush on a philadelphia cop. the manhunt for the men with possible radical ties to the suspect. police warning their officers are still in danger. >>> and farewell. david bowie, the iconic influential chameleon dead at age 69. tonight his final good-bye to fans in his new album. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. there is any video and rich new detail of a capture of one of the world's most wanted men and the bizarre subplot neaturing -- featuring a drug actor.

. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. we have live team coverage as this winter storm approaches. we begin with the question everyone's asking -- how much snow can we expect to see? for that we go to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. sheena? >> well, we had the first alert out starting tomorrow night into saturday, into sunday morning so this is because we do expect a lot of snow but not just a lot of snow, blizzard conditions are possible. we have a blizzard watch up for a majority of the area, snow around 10 inches or more through a good portion of the area and we expect the major coastal flooding which we'll talk about in just a minute. right now where you see the purple shaded area, that's the blizzard watch, almost all of new jersey, almost all of delaware, philadelphia area and surrounding counties to the north and west. the blizzard watch is because we expect areas of heavy snow and possibly a quarter mile visibility or less. these are whiteout conditions, especially when you combine those 55 mile an hour wind gusts we can see so outages are possible. if you'