joining me, tammy bruce and charlie kurtz. i haven't immediate a core trump supporter who changed his or her mind yet. >> i would make a point that the base is getting bigger. do we care what people in california and new york think of the president? you zero in on the states that matter, ohio, florida, wisconsin. the base is holding well. we are early into this presidency. he just signed the biggest thanks cut in the history of this country. we'll start to see more people coming around and realizing the successes of this country. every single poll was wrong before election day. now we are starting to trust these approval polls? charles: an ap news article talked about a small town, elliott county, a blue collar union stronghold voted for democrats in 147 years until donald trump came along. >> i just like my hometown. charles: they stack the polls with democrats, i don't know how they ask the question. these new voters, former union democrat voters are still i think strongly in president trump's corn. >> they aren't necessaril

when is it, tammie, thursday? >> thursday 11:30 in the morning. >> 11:30 in the morning thursday she said. and we've already had three snowfalls. >> and with temperatures so cold you could actually hit slick spots out there on the sidewalks or roads. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live, you had happy faces last time, you threw snow on the camera. what's next? >> reporter: i got nothing for you now, but i can tell you my photographer knew that was coming so he closed his eyes didn't get the snow in the face. it is weird, three accumulating snowfalls this week along. quite a contrast from this time last winter. we are starting to see a little bit of slush though on these roads as the melting begins to refreeze. but washington avenue here pretty much clear, just wet, no ice or snow. second street right here also clear, but let's zoom in and show you side streets in some neighborhoods. those are just packed with snow. those might cause more issues for the septa buses and cars trying to navigate. we are seeing a lot of pe

tammy: things disappear in congressional investigations.erhaps this is where jeff sessions steps up. charles: ted cruz tweeted out, senate judiciary committee should hold hearings on potential obstruction of justice that may have cost american lives. in the meantime the imagine averages sort of drifting. but the economy is on a tear. you should see the evidence i will share with you tonight. i think it's just started. keep it right here on fox business. charles: you are looking at livt footage of the senate floor for the debate on the senate bill. that amounts, over the course of the week, to about 10 pounds of carbon dioxide. growth is good, but when it starts impacting our quality of air and quality of life, that's a problem. so forward-thinking cities like sacramento are investing in streets that are smarter and greener. the solution was right under our feet. asphalt. or to be more precise, intelligent asphalt. by embedding sensors into the pavement, as well as installing cameras on traffic lights, we will be able to analyze the flow of

>> absolutely. >> i like the sound of that, thank you, tammie. in delaware neighbors are helping neighbors with a sometimes overlooked necessity. >> the brandy wine valley baptist church gathering diapers for lower income families in the city of wilmington. when a wilmington police officer told his friends at this church that diapers are in demand for the less fortunate, the church congregation responded in a big way. they now have a mountain of diapers that will go directly to families in need. >> it's awesome to watch how when given an opportunity how people step up to say, yeah, we do want to make a difference. we do want to help. we do want to show the love of christ to people in our city. >> church members gathered yesterday to put the holiday gifts together for deserving families. if you'd like to donate some diapers, the brandy wine baptist church on mt. lebanon road in wilmington. 5:22 right now. it's exactly what you think it is, a bird stuck in the bumper. next, how teamwork saves this snowy owl at the jersey shore. i saw the change in

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thank you, tammie. be sure to download the free nbc10 app for realtime weather updates for your neighborhood. you can also get alerts to stay ahead of your next round overwintry weather. >>> new this morning, investigators will be looking for the cause of a house fire in montgomery county. nbc10 was on scene the fire broke out just after 4:00 this morning. we're told everyone inside the home did get out safely. extra crews responded to help out firefighters battling both the flames and the bitter cold. there are no reports of anyone hurt. i'm dray clark. more on the "today" show coming back in just a few minutes. have a good morning. for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the face of a fisherman? the hand of a ranch hand? the knee of a needle pointer? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. and it's steroid-free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions

thank you, tammie. coming up, growing flames. the raging wildfires continue to rip across southern california. what crews are up against in the days ahead. plus, parking break. how leaders in philadelphia are trying to help drivers pay off their unpaid parking tickets. a gift indeed on this holiday season. back in a moment. >>> out west california's own ring of fire, so to speak, continues to rage on. calmer winds are giving crews a little bit of a chance to gain some ground against the so-called thomas fire. this is near los angeles. forecasters warn that that lull in the winds will be temporary. the fire is only partially contained. and it's been deadly. one firefighter was killed on thursday. flames have destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses since this blaze broke out last week. >>> president trump is blasting the fbi for its handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. the president's comments follow revelations that an fbi agent who worked both the clinton probe and the russia investi

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. >> let's get to tammie souza with the latest on where the system is moving. it's been moving quickly? >> it has been moving very quickly. if you live in the lehigh valley up towards the poconos, you're starting to see some clearing. that's not to say you won't see a brief snowshower tonight. this snow is going to be done for you. it is now the jersey shore, parts of delaware and in south jersey that we're really watching to see what's going on. put it into motion, you can see it moving off to the east very quickly. this is a tiny little snowstorm, it is light and fluffy snow that is coming down. but we are watching, of course, the biggest story of all which is the timing of it during the evening commute and everybody is below freezing. those roadways, anything it falls on, the steps, stairs, the sidewalk, it's going to be slick. philadelphia, we're seeing a light steady snow. pemberton, down toward hammondton, we're seeing steadier snow bands move through your area. that's headed to egg harbor where we're looking at ted greenburg who has been updating us. all

nbc10 chief meteorologist tammie souza is here. tammie, you have been warning us about the nose-dive in temperatures and also the approach of maybe our first snow of the season. >> i think i sound like a broken record, don't i? >> just enough. >> i say it every news cast. you have been patient, and all of you at home have been taking note i think because i have noticed extra jackets on people outside. not just because it's cold. i think people are ramping up. this morning we were quite mild. basically the temperature after midnight was in the 50s. then we drop down to the 40s. that was, oh, about noontime. and right now we are holding at 43 degrees. it was quite a drop from the upper 50s to the low 40s and then a teensy bounce back upward because of some sunshine out there. we are looking at 38 right now in allentown. 42 in wilmington. mount pocono you are at 31 degrees. the temperatures are not going to go upward for tomorrow. this is right about where we're going to be. so you are going to have to dress appropriately. it looks li

tammie, you warned us. it's still a shock to the system. >> we talked about it ten days ago. record, i vote not, you know. if you like it or not. not. we're stuck with it, so there you go. >> a look at the lows this morning. spot on where we said they'd be. 19 in allentown. 21 in millville. 21 in atlantic city. 23 in wildwood. dover, 21. lancaster at 19. reading at 19. and pottstown coming in at 17. that was the actual air temperature. the feels-like was close to zero in many of the areas early this morning. 30 at philadelphia. 19 in mount pocono. 30 in wilmington. pottstown at 26. we have improved a little but we really haven't scooted much past the freezing mark. some areas in delaware and south jersey did that. the rest of us, below freezing. that's where we'll stay tonight. i show you the wide view not because i want to introduce you to the folks in omaha. the 50s out there. we'll have a nice warmup for the weekend. not the 50s. don't get that excited. but back to the 40s by sunday. prior to that, we'll deal with the cold. 18 in rochester. 30 in philadelphia right now. ar

guys, back over to you. >> thank you, tammie. if you're thinking about putting a new pet under the tree this holiday season, you may want to head to this weekend's mega adoption event in philadelphia. t the adoption fee only $20 today at the 23rd street armory at 22 south 23rd street in center city. you'll need a cat carrier or dog leash to get your new four-legged friend home. >>> the camden county animal shelter in blackwood is part of that major event dray was telling us about. it's also holding its own holiday open house today starting at 11:00 this morning at the shelter on county house road. take pictures and enjoy family friendly activities. nbc10 is committed to helping clear the shelters. check out a pet that needs a new home right here today at 9:15. >>> let talk sports. tried, tried to snap a losing streak that dates back to the bush administration, the first bush administration. >> that's not good. and they threw everything they had at the thunder last night, but could they pull out a win? in triple overtime. highligh

. >> first, tammie souza has your shopping weather. >> it's racing up on us, as far as i'm concerned, it's staring me down. look at the clouds. you can see some of a slope here in the clouds. they've been moving toward the city. it's really a beautiful, beautiful sight to see. we had sunshine out there and now we just have this deck of clouds. and this is a beautiful sight, isn't it? 50 degrees. that was our official high. low this morning, 37. we didn't pick up any rain or snow and wind gusts, 16 miles per hour. that's nice. we're typically about 44 degrees this time of year. i'll show you the big picture again. sometimes i do this to drive home a point. stop what you're doing and look at the television screen. it is 58 in rapid city. it is 54 in home ha and we had 60s across the plains today. all of that warmth is headed our way. right now, 47 in philadelphia. 51 in d.c. across the neighborhood, 42 in vineland and wildwood and 46 in trenton. a mild night tonight and more 50s on the way tomorrow but the coldest air of the season in the next ten days as well. i'll talk about that when

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maybe tammy abraham can manchester city? maybe tammy abraham ca n start manchester city?ilfried bony. former manchester city player. aguero might start as pep guardiola changes is team. 0ne aguero might start as pep guardiola changes is team. one thing is likely, though, there will be no rotation at the top for a while. there is a sense you this evening on manchester united looking at wins after the defeat in the derby on sunday. jose mourinho can speak about penalty appeals and other things, there was an incident with a bottle of milk thrown in a tunnel, but in their heart of hearts, manchester united fans will know that they were outclassed by the arrivals in that derby. it is restricting for those in medina. if you look back to last season, finishing fifth, they have way more points this season than last season. and yet this is not normal. in a different year, manchester united could be top of the table right now. to make's opponents are bournemouth, who have come you're having just one defeat in the last six premier league games. they have a big prize on offer to make

again, as tammie mentioned, it's going to be very cold tonight. even as the snow moves through our area, you want to be careful on the roads if you have to be out. it could create problems for people heading home after work this afternoon. nbc 10's clauaundrea cline-thoms joining us live in center city. >> we can see the snow calling, collecting on your jacket as well. it's coming down. >> reporter: it is. it's been coming down steadily for a few hours now. as you can see the sidewalk is completely covered. i want to show you that it's about a little under an inch right now. no heavy lifting just yet. but i want to show you the street. the street is also covered right now. and that is a concern for drivers. they are, as you see, they are taking it slowly. it's not usually this slow out here on broad street, especially during this time of the afternoon. now, the city was waiting for the snow to begin falling before deploying its 85 trucks to put out salt on the streets. for drivers, that is a warning. a lot of these roads had not been treated yet.

tammy your leadership is making , a huge difference. let's thank her. [applause] mayor de blasio: to tammy is wonderful colleague, good friend of mine, mary jane, thank you for all you do. [applause] mayor de blasio: thank you to all the wonderful progressive elected officials. and to mark and janet for their leadership. i love listening to leaders at the forefront of the legislative battles, filled with energy and hope. thank them for all that they do. [applause] mark, i did not know you could wear a sweater like that to an event like this. [laughter] mayor de blasio: you are opening up space for sweater wearers everywhere. [laughter] i want to be clear from the beginning, why does progress i'll well not are so much? because you give hope. you are reaching those 70,000 people, and you are turning them into activist on the issues that matter. two everyday iowans you are , creating an army. an army of good that is changing this state at the foundations. that is exactly what makes the difference. a lot of people ask me if i am including some of our friend

us ready, tracking the snow and cold tonight, tammie? >> it will be cold tonight. then the snow comes in and then we deal with tomorrow morning which will be cold, again. some bright spots today. pretty sunshine and a spectacular sunset. captured this photo at sunset in cape may. gorgeous. right now, 31 in cape may. feels like 20. that's the windchill when you factor in the wind and air temperature on bare skin. let's go to mount pocono where they are making snow. 16 degrees. feels like 4 degrees. to wilmington. 27. and it feels like 19. you are getting the idea that the feels-like is really what got you out there today. 28 right now in philadelphia. feels like 17 degrees. we're going to still deal with the bitter cold. we don't have any snow in the area yet. clouds have started to move in. the first batch of snow is falling apart. it is moving towards harrisburg. it's moved through pittsburgh. the second wave is coming out of indiana and into parts of ohio. when will it start in your neighborhood? just a little taste of what will go on.

let's go to chief meteorologist tammie souza. flurries. >> it's brilliant.they're preparing for what they might be facing should they be headed to the very cold place that we did not hear john clark wanting to name. it will be very cold on christmas. if you're going to the game, bring all your warm clothes and be prepared. it will feel like the teens with the windchill. today, 50 in philadelphia, 48 in wilmington. 51 in millville. should be 43 degrees this time of year. we are above that. 44 right now in philadelphia. 38 in mount pocono. 42 mount holly and 43 in wildwood. everybody is dropping under what is going to be clear skies tonight, but still we are fairly mild out there. l let's go for the next six hours. philadelphia, looking at the beautiful lights in allentown. dropping to 38 by 8:00. 35 by 11:00 under clear skies. winds turn north. so a cooler air mass is coming in for tomorrow, which is the first day of winter. official first day. we have already felt it. starts at 11:28 in the morning. dry through friday. great for shopping. no slip and slide o

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. >> let's get the very latest on the timing and impact from tammie souzza. >> it's already coming down at a pretty good clip in some areas. that's where we're having a steady burst of snow come down, the lighter shade is just a very light snow but it is being blown around by gusty winds as well. so at times you're going to see it going sideways. chester, over to philadelphia, we're starting to see that steadier snowfall, a little bit further to the south, wilmington to wool wich. out to almost to atlantic city now we're starting to see a steadier snowfall. this is going to continue for the next several hours. this is the first wave to come through the area. there is another batch of snow behind that that's just a little bit heavier and that's going to last into the wee hours of the morning. here we go. your time line from now until about 6:00 tomorrow morning. much of the snow will be out of the area but we could see light snow in the suburbs and lehigh valley during tomorrow morning's commute. we'll talk about those frigid temperatures and we'll talk about news of a nice warmup on the

tammy: these individuals come in, they get scooped up by ms- ms-13. the cbo's report which you mentioned. let's make sure the audience knows that number. $26 billion in less than a decade is what it would cost. they thought they would get the issues in. rand paul said the nsa dynamic and fisa court, he would filibuster if that was part of it. so we'll have this stop gap, but january is going to be busy because the president has to know we did not sign up to give amnesty to millions of individuals who will ends up cost $26 billion of taxpayer money. charles: ford, we are talking about stop gap measures and kicking the can down the road. it goes a shorter distance each time. how do you envision an ultimate compromise? ford: essentially the democrats will hold their grounds thinking they can retake the house in 2018. they will try to obstruct trump and impeach trump. they are not interested in governing. because the republicans are the majority in both houses of congress, they have to find a way to bear the burden. with daca, the kids are a magnet for th

let's get to chief meteorologist tammy souza.ns tonight as well. >> we do. we did not make it above freezing today. in fact most of the area below freezing. 27 in philadelphia. off to the west no warmth. 18 in pittsburgh. let's check the area where you live. 23 in coatesville this hour. 28 in dover, wilmington 24. along the yersy shore, 22 in atlantic city. 29 in wild wood. things are not going to be warm. tomorrow morning we will be quite cold. the wind chills in the teens once again. overnight, 22 in philadelphia. tonight 16 in allentown, 18 in coatesville, 20 in violet and 24 in stone harbor. anything on the ground will be icy which is a big problem. we have a first alert issued. we have a little storm coming through tomorrow afternoon. this storm is going to produce snow. the first alert is basically for south jersey, delaware and philadelphia. we are going to be looking at one to seven tomorrow afternoon. the biggest impact will be the evening commute and all of you out maybe shopping or going to holiday parties, it is going

tammy, ford, mady, thank you very much. i want to bring in republican congressman member of the ways and means committee. congressman, thanks for being on with us. >> thank you for having me on. appreciate it. charles: i'm sure there's been a donnybrook or two in the last 24 hours. but it seems we're almost there. right on the cusp of this thing. get -- for what you can share with us, tell us why the american public should be enthusiastic about the final version. >> well, i tell you. we're almost to the landing zone on this package, and i tell you i'm so proud of the work that's being done and fundamentally, the thing that people are going to see back home, they're going to see tax relief. hard-working americans are going to have more money in their pocket. my district alone, $1,600 is going to be kept in their pocket rather than be taken by washington, d.c. that's good. that's their money. and then what you're going to see, you're going to see immediate investment in businesses because we have those expensing provisions. y

we check in with meteorologist tammie souza. break this down for us. when could the winds ease up there in california? >> the winds will ease up in the next couple days. that will bring the humidity up and that threat of the very dry desert winds screaming through here will die down. dry cbs will still exist and people will be slow to make it wac to their homes. a lot of the areas will be closed until people know exactly what's safe. let's take a look at the wildfires and what's going on. specifically right now, we're going to walk through them one by one. 7,000 acres burned. this is 15% contained. this has awhile to go. 5200 structures are threaten bed. the creek fire over 12,000 acres burned. we have the new eest fire that' threatening parts of brentwood. 475 acres burned. e evacuations are in progress with this one. the thomas fire with 96,000 acres burned. 15,000 structures are threatened. with these big fires, it's easy to see where they will have thousands of businesses destroyed. and look at the dry conditions. this is a futurecast of dry condit

what's your take, tammy?> look, i think one of the big benefits roy moore has is the history and infrastructure of the republican party. there is never really been i think a competitive race there between the democrats and republicans for a couple decades. you also have -- they know roy moore. some things may surprise basic americans. americans not in alabama. it doesn't necessarily surprise the people that know that man and his family. so it is about infrastructure. it's about getting out the vote. right now roy moore and the republican party have the edge. >> sean: let me bring in brit hume elder statesman he has seen a campaign or two also a close friend of ours. brit, thanks for being with us. let's talk about the national implications for a minute. i know the republican establishment were dead set against supporting roy moore. at the end they ended up coming. in the president went in but not in the state. he went close to the state. he also pointed out that for him, with the senate marginal of 52-48, goi

tammie souza joins us again. >> another chance of snow. if you don't want to see this and want to see a wawa that's warmer, head on down to florida. no snow down there. we may see a little bit of white stuff sunday night for the eagles game. because we are going to expect to see some rain and maybe wintery mix further north. it's going to be rain. but at this point, we're going to have to wait and see how it sets up. real snow out there. there's more on the way. we're going to be bitterly cold tonight and tomorrow. we're going to be looking at the teens and 20s tonight with windchills. we'll be needing to be cautious out there. driving around, we have ice on the roadways. black ice everywhere. so please be careful. tomorrow afternoon, there's a chance of snow. a quick moving system is going to brush past us. dusting to light accumulations. the heaviest amounts look to be in south jersey. but we will wait and see as it sets up tomorrow afternoon. it's a fast-mover. warmer this weekend. we'll see the 40s next week and a few 50s in the foreca

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go out and enjoy it. >> tammie souza is here now. major changes are coming though. >> it's going to get even better before it gets worse. who would have thought we could have talked about 60s this far along in december yet again. and we are. we're talking about it. we did see a 60 in dover. we made it to 58 in delaware. 53 in the suburbs. 55 along the jersey shore. in delaware you drop to 54 degrees. we have mainly clear skies and we'll drop down tonight into the mid- to upper 30s. but right now, look at this. hope well at 54. allentown at 50. i'm going to one of the colder spots we have and this is pretty warm. if you're going out to check out the market, 53. just spectacular. here's where we go tonight. 3 in trenton. 41 in dover. 37 in philadelphia. vineland at 39. 42 in stone harbor. 36 in coatesville. a few high, thin clouds. no precipitation for us. we're looking further to the west. there's a disturbance to the north. we're looking way to the west. there's a couple storm systems that will be headed our way. one is going to brin

and christopher bedford, editor, chief of daily caller news foundation, and tammy, i want to start with you, first tweets this morning. alabama voters, if you do a write-in, or do not vote you are endorsing a dem. you want to elaborate. >> after what senator shelby said, he would write in someone else, he was not telling anyone to vote for democrats, that is effectively what happens, what matters tonight is turn out, when republicans are including jeff flake, giving $100 to democrats, they tell you to vote for man that was endorsed by barack obama, that is what g.o.p. establishment prefers for this country, that is a reminder of what this fight has been about the beginning, g.o.p. abandoning what is best for american family, get this nation back on her feet, this is larger than roy moore, it even larger than donald trump. this is key. and it is not just about alabama. this is about the sentiment from the american people and the voter, that we want more, we're tired what of what establishment is doing we'll stand up for our own families in future. charles: we've seen something like this

let's bring in meteorologist tammie souza. time out the flurries for us. >> it looks like it's going to be tomorrow evening as late as saturday morning. you have plenty of time to get the snow brushes. i don't think this is going to be a shoveling event. you might have slight accumulations. the ground is still too warm. look at where we were today. 44 in allentown. 45 in trenton. 47 in wilmington. 48 in atlantic city. so temperatures are well above freezing and we're sitting above freezing. 3 in allentown. 32 in millville. there's a bit of a breeze that makes it feel quite a bit more chilly. no rain or snow in philadelphia or or south jersey, but we do snow showers that are off to the west. these are not the ones that are going to affect us. that's a big system that's coming up out of the south. i'll give you a look at that and time out your neighborhood when i come back in a couple minutes. >>> strike teams are battling wildfires in southern california for the fourth straight day. winds are picking up again leaving behind rub

first question, tammy, why do they have to bring the monkey cage and?that's the most they can can think of? >> this is hysterical. the awful things they are saying. what are the highlights is a meltdown. they don't know what else to say. a great day for not just the president, but for the country, it highlights with the democrats have not been able to accomplish for at least eight years. there is the equivalent of complaining about, pour bob mueller, the equivalent of saying that the tax and jobs bill was armageddon. it sounds ridiculous, as an effective. of course, this is on the heels of all of these other remarkably -- the remarkable political story. you have been hitting all the marks tonight. obama and hezbollah. ben rhodes wishing -- saying that he wished to see the obituary of mike pence, ryan, mcconnell, saying effectively he wants them to die. this is an admission by the left so they have failed completely and all they have now is hysteria. >> kimberly: real hysteria. get some serious counseling, obamacare is not going to help you.. do you agre

nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist tammie souza joins us with your forecast. >> it's going to be a great friday night. if you have plans, perfect weather. you'll still need a jacket. but it could be so much colder. these are the highs today, 53 in philadelphia. 53 in allentown, 54 in millville. atlantic city, 55. right now, we're sitting at 50 in philadelphia, 46 in allentown, 48 in wilmington and 47 in atlantic city. so a very comfortable evening ahead of us. let's break down what's going to happen in your neighborhood. look at that beautiful sunset. that's live, that beautiful sort of an orange sherbet sunset out there. 11:00 we'll be 41 in philadelphia. 36 tomorrow morning at 7:00. clear skies with a few high thin clouds. suburbs, 37 at 11:00 tonight. you'll wake up around 32. some of the low lying areas will be 28. lehigh valley 33, wake up to 29 with a few extra clouds. delaware, 37, 34 when you wake up in the morning. new jersey, where it's going to be 38 at 11:00 tonight, 33 when you wake up early in the morning. and 40 along the jersey shore, 35 tomorrow morning. i love t

let's bring in tammie souza.s the start of an up and down weather week. >> it will be a busy weather week. we'll start off first with quiet skies tonight. we have clouds in the area. we do not have the rain yet. it is just beginning to make its way into the northwest part of pennsylvania you can see this is the first of several lines of shours and maybe isolated thunderstorms that make their way through the area. on the backside some very cold air. cold enough for significant snow in the twin cities. two batches of rain. probably the beginning of the morning commute. scattered showers. the heavy rain comes in tomorrow afternoon. and behind that look at the temperatures. 13 in kas per. 25 in bismarck. the coldest air yet into the area. and with we could be talking talking about our first snow flakes. >>> three teenager boys charged as adults in the beating death of a homeless man. >> all behind bar held with no bail. they are 14, 16 and 17 years old. they beat kevin colin to death the day after thanksgiving. the s

let's bring in tammie souza. >> big changes on the way. and then maybe the snow scrapers and snow shovels to follow that. outside, we have a beautiful night. clouds have moved in. we have a little sunshine earlier today and we made it to 54 degrees. that's 5 degrees above where we should be at 49. no rain out there and high wind gust of only 10 miles an hour which explains why we had that fog this morning. the air wasn't moving around. it took a while to burn off. nothing showing up on doppler radar as far as rain here in the greater philadelphia area. you can see the clouds beginning to roll in all the way from berks county to the jersey shore. we'll see cloud cover tonight and tomorrow. now, the first of the showers, you can see, crossing the great lakes and crossing portions of northern pennsylvania and further to the west, a well-defined line right here of severe storms. some will produce large hail and behind that very clear air and very cold air because we have snow, significant snow across the northern plains. ahead of that we break

tammy laettner, nbc news, friendswood, texas. >>> gun buyback programs are a common way police try to reduce violence. what's less common is the kind of weapon that turned up today in san francisco, a bazooka, more than the 140 weapons turned in in the first 90 minutes of today's event. as with all the weapons turned over today, no questions asked. >>> there is word tonight of a secret pentagon program that investigated reports of ufo's and unidentified flying objects. the program was started in 2007 and the pentagon says it ended five years later, the new york times reports that officials continue to investigate sightings brought to their attention by service members. >>> still ahead tonight, what's behind another mysterious object flying through our solar system? some wonder if it's a rock or a rocket. >>> also, the suspicious deaths of a billionaire executive and his wife, their bodies found in the mansion they had put up for sale. >>> they were one of canada's most prominent couples, a billionaire businessman and philanthropist and his wife. even canada's prime minister publicly e

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we'll begin with first alert meteorologist tammie souza with all the important timelines. >> you know, tonight, already we're starting to see the snow fall in southern delaware and along the jersey shore. especially in south jersey. we're all going to be affected by it, pennsylvania suburbs, philadelphia, new jersey, and delaware. especially new jersey and delaware. i think that's where we'll see our highest amounts. when? now through about 2:00 in the morning we'll see it cranking up across south jersey and delaware. we're already seeing it in southern delaware and along the jersey shore. between 2:00 and the morning and 7:00 that's when philadelphia will see flurries and light snow developing. this is going to be a long lived event, tonight through sunday night. about 18 hours of potential snow. it will be light snow, steady snow. we're not expecting thundersnow and it is going to be a wet snow that comes down. a light snowfall but a wet snow that comes down. slippery travel. we'll see icy roads on the back side of this entire thing. here's a look at what's going on with this right

tammie souza is here. i think it's time to break out coat ts. >> it is. i have mine here at work. you'll probably need yours tomorrow morning. the temperatures around the area 41 philadelphia. 37 trenten. 36 coats ville. hanging onto low 40s along the jersey shore. that's because that's the location where we're the warmest. it's adjacent to the ocean. so tomorrow morning when you wake up this is where we'll be. philadelphia close to 37. 46 in the afternoon with bright sun hin. the pennsylvania suburb 32. when you wake up. 43 by 1 in the afternoon. delaware 36 as your wake up temperature. 35 in new jersey. and 39 on the jersey shore. all will be in the mid-40s tomorrow. that's as warm as we'll get for the next tep days. we'll talk about maybe the first snow. and another push of cold air. >> out west a scene straight out of a movie. except this is real life. a driver captured this cell phone video of a massive wall of flames in los angeles. along one of the business stretches of the 405 freeway in the bell air neighborhood. mandatory evacuations are under way. at least four homes in

chief meteorologist tammie souza is here. >> it feels anything but winter like. look at the highs today. 58 the topper in philadelphia. 60 northeast philadelphia. 57 allen town. 60 in dover. and in wilmington you topped out at 59. this hour it's comfortable out there. 47 philadelphia. mill shrill you're coming in at 44 degrees. skies out there they're clear. there's no precipitation. a few high thin clouds drifting through. especially south jersey. and delaware. for the most part we'll have a quiet night. here's a quick peek at your wake up weather. waking up somewhere close to 40 degrees. in the suburbs wake up about 39 degrees. 36 in the lee high valley. delaware about 42. wake up weather there. 40 in new jersey and 44 on the jersey shore. we'll talk about your christmas travel weekend. we'll talk about the chance of snow and talk about the bottom falling out of the warm temperatures. >>> new at 11 a pair of shootings in the city of chester. one involving a teenager. the other a grandmother. the first happened just before 3:00 near chester high school. officers

tammy leitener reports. >> reporter: baby orion was born at home. he's never been checked by a doctor or even examined at a hospital. midwife michelle perez chiquez is under pressure. there's no room more mistakes working with no electricity, no clean water and no doctors. on this day, baby and mom are given a clean bill of health. it's a bleak situation for pregnant women here. the island already had the fifth highest premie rate in the u.s., and since hurricane maria, public health experts say the island is facing a growing crisis. most families have no power. doctors have fled the island. it's so bad, no one knows how many doctors remain. >> we have had families that haven't reached their doctors in a month. >> reporter: with nowhere to turn, word of mouth leads expectant mothers to one of the few still open clinics, this one run by midwives. >> i think the most concern issues are the water and electricity. how are we going to do this? >> reporter: mothers say it's difficult to find the basics. fema initially sent diapers, formula and bottles, bu

with their pa tammie sow. more rain right now but the other focus is on the >> the cold and maybe the first flakes. are you ready for it? we could see some this weekend. right now we're focussed on the rain. stretching from kate through atlantic city and ship bottom. that is continuing off to the east. we have steadier rain exiting mill ford. and so another hour or so. and this should be out of your area. the rest of the area just spotty showers as we continue over night. efb snow in the mountains to the west. and west virginia. and also maryland. so thiss ing to pull in a lot of cold air. the clearing behind where the cold is. and the lake effect snow that's turned on with the very wind. coming across the great lakes. here's what will happen it gets interesting around here. spotty showers with temperatures hanging in the upper 50s and low 60s. at this hour. 48 where we should be for the high. we're above that. we'll see those clear out by the time you head out in the morning. we're hanging on at 3:00 in e the

tammie souza will show us how this winter warm up is fwoing to continue. >> it's going to be a lovely day again tomorrow. temperature wise. tonight we have partly cloudy skies. a pretty night. this is where we wound up today. 50 degrees. we'll see 50s tomorrow. that won't be the last of them this week. didn't pick up rain today. highist wind gust 16 miles per hour. around the region we're at 57 in philadelphia. 45 pittsburg. 49 in washington dc. some of the neighborhoods check out the temperature in coats ville. it's 45. 44 wilmington. mount holly 44. wide wood 45. with a 43 in allen town. very comfortable temperatures. tonight we drop down into the midand upper 30s across the area. 38 degrees the temperature when you wake up tomorrow morning. here we go across the board. into the 50s again tomorrow. for philadelphia. the suburbs shy of that in the lee high valley. we'll see the low to mid-50s. don't get too married to them. we have a huge cold snap on the way. i'll out line that. >> all right. the latest now tonight on a crash that killed two people in burling ton county, new jersey.

washington times columnist tammy bruce joins us.t whole -- and i don't get it because, you know, i read ever bit of it that i could and i thought it was rather interesting and well said. >> yeah. and honest and how many republican president conservatives want to do things with the "the new york times." the thing that i'm amazed that they seem not to accept is how good trump has made the media why they need to reelect him in 2020. i can speak from a talk radio perspective. and it's hard sometimes when we have a so many angles, so many things that are going on, so many things, some of them unprecedented that it is tremendous for talk radio and the rest of the media. for fox and everybody else. there's plenty to go around. gregg: tammy, you and i were talking before the show and you think the president was just engaging in his usual trolling. >> yeah. yeah. gregg: -- of the media. >> he's pretty fabulous at that. his sense of humor is dry and blunt in a certain sense. in this case, he understands it with him saying they need me, they'r

. >> but we begin with tammie souza. >> it will be pretty chilly tonight. in fact this is the cold ets air of the season so far. and in a normal season, we would consider this to be numbing perhaps frigid. and let's take a look at the first alert for the entire area. now, this is tonight through tomorrow night. and that is because it will be so dangerously cold out there. and it looks like the things that you have to be highest concerned with is the feels like temperature that is out there. that is when you factor in the wind on bare skin and we'll have feels like temperatures that are between 0 and 10 degrees. the actual air temperature tonight will be in the teens and 20s. but the feels like frost bite can set in in 10 to 20 minutes. and we'll see winds that could gust up to 40 miles per hour tomorrow. so is ththis will just exasser the whole windchill thing. let's take a look at the actual air temperatures. they are falling quickly. we saw the light snow blowing around in the poconopocono, 38 suburbs. 40 in south jersey and 45 at the is jersey shore with