you can get alerts for your child's school on the nbc 10 app. >>> breaking news now in the to. nbc 10's monique braxton is live in the breaking news center to explain. >> well, the state effort is over, but the federal effort is stepping up a notch. we've learned that jill stein will make an appearance outside trump tower tomorrow morning. a major announcement is coming up. since the beginning, the green party candidate has called for reforming the system. there have been allegations, no proof, though, of election results cyber hacking. and challenges in battleground states like pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. in pennsylvania two-thirds of voters used machines like these. they do not have a paper trail. the campaign will continue forging ahead with recounts. wea we've also learned the grassroots effort funded by voters dropped the state-wide effort after they were asked to pay about a million dollars. >> vulnerabilities. but there's no evidence to show one acted on those vulnerabilities. >> there's been all this foreign interference with the election and attempts to hack t

today is also expected to be the busiest mailing day of the year. nbcn belmar, camden county, the post office says this year is shaping up to be busier this year than last year. in store today for workers at ups and fedex, it's crunch time for the two biggest parcel carriers in the world. fedex and ups are determined to get online-ordered gifts delivered on time. >>> good news for college graduates. the head of the federal reserve says grads are entering the strongest job market in nearly a decade. janet yellen credits technology and globalization. she says people who have a college degree are more likely to find a job, keep a job, and have higher job satisfaction and higher salaries. >>> next at 5:00, we follow the story of a remarkable young girl. not only is she battling cancer but she's bringing christmas cheer to dozens of patients in the hospital. we're going to show you how, next at 5:00. >>> this picture at the center of a romantic mystery. over the weekend, a philadelphia woman snapped this photo of a couple getting engaged. but the couple disa

make sure you have the free "nbc 10" app. it's your one stop resource for breaking news, first alert neighborhood weather and traffic all day long. >>> making it official. today's electoral college will cast votes for president of the united states amid push back from protesters. >>> deadly crash. two people died when the car they were in slammed into a school bus in northeast philadelphia. >>> and a fire at an assisted living facility in burlington county forces dozens of people into the cold. we'll have an update. >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> 6:00 a.m. monday morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm katy zachry. thanks for joining us. let's get right to meteorologist krystal klei and her forecast. quite a roller coaster we felt. what's in store for today? >> tracy, katy, we were able to pack all types of weather into two days. it calms

make sure you have the free nbc 10 app. there you'll find up to the minute information on school closings and delays. the nbc 10 morning team will be up early to bring you the information you'll need for what is likely to be a messy morning commute. nbc 10 news tonight day at 4:00 for your updates and traffic report. >>> now to the latest on the transition to trump. donald trump says he is not interested in getting daily intelligence briefings. it is an unprecedented, public dismissal by a president-elect. the president-elect is also dismissing a cia report that russia hacked into campaign files to tip the election his way. he called the findings ridiculous and insane. u.s. intelligence agencies said they concluded russia directed the hacking of democratic operatives and other moves in an effort to help donald trump defeat hillary clinton in the 2016 election. today, a bipartisan group of senators called for a probe into the intelligence community's findings. >>> demonstrators want pennsylvania's electoral college to vote fo

fire officials say it will likely be several days before they know what caused the fire. nbc 10 news. >>> investigators are looking for the cause of a deadly fire. one man died that ripped through with stores and apartments above them. some families who evacuated because of the fire are now back in their homes this morning sifting through the debris. >>> there was an early morning fire in north philly. our crew arrived around 1:30 there were flames coming through the roof at montgomery avenue. nobody hurt here. >>> this morning authorities want you to take a good look at video and pictures of the man the fbi called a person of interest in the case of a center city explosion last month. they say the man was caught on surveillance cameras a few days before the blast. the victim suffered shrapnel scars on his hands, face and chest when he opened a package left at his home and it exploded. police are offering a $10,000 reward for any information in this case. >>> let's head to philly where police are investigating a break-in at a car dealership. it happened around 2:00 this eveni

the move triggering furious protests and arrests. nbc's gabe gutierrez has details. >> reporter: at the north carolina state capital, more arrests, as protests erupted for a second straight day. >> it's terrible. it's sneaky, and it's just not constitutional. >> let us in! >> reporter: demonstrators banging on the doors of the legislature, after outgoing governor pat mccrory signed the first of several controversial bills, aimed at limiting the next governor's powers. >> they've decided now to go back and frustrate the will of the voters. >> reporter: the legislation would slash the new governor's ability to appoint state and local board positions, hire and fire government workers and appoint his cabinet without lawmakers' approval. >> this isn't unprecedented, but it is extraordinary. and i think it reflects the polarization of our times. >> reporter: the debate raging during a special session before governor-elect roy cooper takes office next month. >> we don't look good to our people here in north carolina, or to the rest of the country

in the nbc washington app, search s.a.g.a. winners. they'll be announced january 29th. >>> is it too late to catch a flight to california to get >> you got a couple hours, guys, the only part of the country that may get out of this, that and florida. it's coming in. the clouds moved in after seeing sunshine earlier today, the clouds definitely here ahead of our arctic front that is moving on down. temperatures earlier today got up to 47 degrees. now we're down to 46. so not dropping too much. winds out of the north at 5 miles an hour. once those winds pick up, temperatures will fall quickly. they're already starting to fall. 38 hagerstown. 39 winchester. oakland, in western portions of maryland here, garrett county, 23 degrees right now. radar, nothing to see. we're not going to see much tonight. there is a chance for some snow flurries later tonight, a quick snow shower. along with the front. see it clearly defined here. this is actually the jet stream right there making its way down toward our region so everybody behind this line, the

the postal service expects this year to be even busier than last. "nbc 10" stopped by this post office in north philadelphia where people were trying to get a jump on the crowds expected today. >> i think it gets worse as it gets closer to the 25th. we've experienced the line on the 23rd and we decided to try to preempt it a little bit. >> tomorrow's the deadline for first class shipping to guarantee your package arrives by christmas. >>> here are some other shipping deadlines that are important this week. if you use ups, today is the deadline for three-day select shipping for arrival by christmas. you have until friday for ups next day air and if you're going with fed ex, tomorrow is the last day for two-day delivery service in time for christmas. >>> before the shipping, well, comes the shopping. "nbc 10" was out on the final weekend before christmas and hanukkah. we saw shoppers trying to check those final names off their list. this week should be a busy one at area malls and shops. >> got a basketball and other things and just going christmas shoppin

now the fireworks begin in just a few minutes, again you can watch it live right here on nbc 10, but if you want to see in person, there's another show that will be taking place, tonight at midnight. to ring in the new year. reporting live from penn's landing, andrea cline-thomas, nbc 10. >> let's go to erika martin for the fireworks forecast. >> we have a dry for the most part forecast. i want to show you satellite and radar image. picking up on clouds moving in from the southwest to the northeast. crystal did mention it this morning. we're seeing some greens on the screen. it's not going to be a completely dry night. however, it's going to be a mainly dry night. in other words some showers moving through, conditions of course will be nice and mild. i'll have more information coming up in just a bit. back to you. >>> now time for the sugar house new year's eve fireworks on the waterfront. taking place just off penn's landing. the perfect view here at the blue cross river rink. sit back and enjoy the show. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

next what the nbc 10 investigators dug up around the property. my guest list just tripled. my cookie exchange is super competitive. mine too. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! my family really needs to be wowed this year! standing rib roast! wow. everything for the holidays. that's my giant. >>> a photo at the center of a romance mystery. take a look at this picture. it's important. here's why. it's a couple apparently getting engaged on sunday night. clair gibson is a dog walker who was walking a client's pet shen she saw the proposal and she took the picture. and now she wants to get it to the couple. >> sorry if you were waiting until christmas announcements to your family. hopefully we'll get in touch and hopefully you guys love the picture. >> it is a beautiful picture. so if this is you in the photo or if you know this person, search claire gibson philadelphia on facebook or reach out to our nbc 10 page and we'll gladly help make that connection. >>> at the jersey shore the iconic boardwalk in

look at the parking lot, folks still trying to get spaces. that's where nbc 10's lauren mayk is live this afternoon. >> lauren, as if the gifts from santa weren't enough, people are out shopping for more this afternoon. >> reporter: it is very busy out here. you just take a look at the parking lot outside. a few minutes ago i spoke with someone from mall management who has been keep an eye on that parking lot. they tell me it is full. folks have been packing this mall all day. you can see they're rushing past me, a lot of them with bags in their hands. most of the folks here say they're here to do bargain hunting. the popularity of gift cards certainly plays a role in that. so does the drive for a deal. inside the christiana mall, it still looks like a holiday. and the shopping isn't over here. >> just trying to get the good deals after christmas, with all that cash we've gotten from loved ones. >> reporter: on a day traditionally big from returns, this family from dover had other plans. >> this was more of a shopping trip than a return trip today? >> oh, yea

right now at 6:00, foam floods the streets of center city. nbc 10 viewers captured video of the white foam which grew as high as six feet tall in spots and prompted a shelter in place order. good evening, i'm denise nakano. neighbors reported hearing a loud boom this afternoon at the peco substation on juniper street. fire suppression foam went billowing into the streets and about 2500 peco customers lost power. let's go to nbc 10's drew smith who is live where it all happened. and drew you've learned the foam is not toxic. >> deny he's, peco used the word nonhazardous, firefighters told me it should not hurt the environment. if you look you can see fire crews out here they've been working for hours to try to get the foam down the drain. peco investigators trying to get into the substation facility to figure out what went wrong. neighbors say they felt a jolt before seeing a large amount of foam billowing out of this peco substation. >> there was a huge explosion and i look the outside and i could see foam five feet high running down the street.

the lehigh valley. a snowy scene. 40 "nbc 10." most of the area including the lehigh valley is above freezing but you might run into some wet weather on the roads. jessica boyington is watching the weather. >> watching lower marion. watching the intersection for you that might be closed. update on this when i come back. >> jessica, thanks. plenty of football fans are giving a hoot about the temple owls. >> for the second straight season temple is headed to a bowl game. temple beat navy on saturday to win the first ever athletic conference. the owls will start getting ready for their forest on the military bowl. temple head coach matt rhule beaming about what his team has championship. i wanted them to be treated like champions and they got that. they got that feeling of people out there saying, hey, we appreciate not just the fact that you won but all the sacrifices that you guys made. >> military bowl will be played in annapolis, maryland, where the owls won saturday's acc title game. >> everything is coming up roses for penn stat

10 news. >> we'll bring you the information you need to know about the wintry mix. tune in to nbc 10 news today at 4:00 a.m. for the neighborhood forecast and traffic reports and updates any time tap on the nbc 10 app. >>> we have new details in the deadly warehouse fire in oakland. 30 people are now confirmed dead. crews recovered more bod is from the remains of the body today. that fire broke out in an electronic dance party friday night. officials say only 20% of the building has been searched and they expect the number of lives lost to increase. >> we're still not done. as you can hear behind me, they're working and pulling this building apart and dissecting it. and so, we are really starting to get deep sbeer the building. as we do that, we continue to find more victims. >> the cause of the fire remains unknown. >>> crushed instantly. the eagles fell to the bengals 32-4 and the third loss in a row. highlights and reaction of doug pederson, let's go to john clark at john paul stadium. frustrated fans and correct that score to 14. john? >> reporter: yeah. i'll tell you what. th

you can always open the nbc washington app and search "panda." we posted pictures going all the way back to his birth. >> glad he's feeling better. >>> turning now to the weather. doug, how are we going to be feeling? >> tomorrow you'll be feeling wet and chilly and later this week you're going to be feeg tonight and into tomorrow, it's just cold. we won't call it arctic just yet. not a bad day. really a great day to start off our workweek. we have seen some sunshine today. a few clouds making their way in here. you can see a lot of sun downtown shining off the nice sign looking over 395. as e we move towards the rest of the afternoon, we're going to cool as the sun goes down. a 55 degrees and winds out of the north at 7 miles per hour. are, 40s back to the west. 55 in manassas. so not bad. as a matter of fact, 5 to 6 degrees above average across the e region. that all comes to an end starting tomorrow. we get much colder tomorrow as a result of the cloud cover. no rain now. the radar tracking the rain down to our south and west. you can see that

did authorities know that lives could be in danger well before the inferno? nbc's stephanie gosk starts us off in oakland. stephanie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, tamron. tonight, fire officials say they don't expect the death toll to rise above 36. meanwhile, nbc news has learned that the oakland police were inside that warehouse as recently as two months ago. exclusive video obtained by nbc news, shows oakland police officers in the warehouse known as the ghost ship in october of this year. part of an incident residents say, tied to a neighbor's party. landlord derek almena, helped police get access to the warehouse rooftop. >> through my space, up my ladder to save a kid on the roof. >> reporter: the police department wouldn't comment, on any visits to the property, citing the investigation. including the night of this incident, nbc news has learned from interviews and records that city and county officials had multiple opportunities in the last two years to address possible safety concerns. starting with fire inspections. the city of oakland require

have the nbc washington app ready to go. find me @chuckbell4. i'll do your best to keep you warm through the cold snap. we'll see the 30s for the rest of the morning. the mid-40s later today. after 7:00 to 8:00, a little chance for a flurry. the arctic air is just moving into the upper peninsula of michigan, but it is racing southbound. that cold front should be here by about midnight tonight. so it is really in a hurry. and a lot of wind energy with it as well. so that is why the winds, west to 20 to 30-mile-an-hour winds. future weather carries the sunshine out laterh the front comes racing through at midnight tonight, between 8:00 and midnight, could be a burst of a snow flurry or snow shower coming racing by. it might be enough to whiten the ground, but i'm not worried about the accumulations with this. sunny and bitter cold for tomorrow and friday. and still watching out for our potential of the first inch of snow coming on saturday before it switches back over to rain. melissa molelt, good morning, how are the roads? >>> a couple problems t

they could see more of the white stuff by this time tomorrow. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the return of rain and possibly snow for some people, glenn. >> that's right, and the poconos are definitely likely to see some snow, maybe even accumulation during the afternoon and tomorrow night. the rest of the area not so much. this is wilmington, delaware. we had a little bit of rain earlier today. now that moved out and we've got some decent weather. in parts of the area, we've seen temperatures go into the upper 40s to near 50 degrees. right now in new jersey it's 46 at clayton, 48 at turnersville, 44 at addco, 47 in pemberton, florence, sinamonsen. we're dry now, the rain are not too far behind. it's moving up pretty quickly. yes, the rain is going to be developing tomorrow. and it's not going to take all day to happen. there we are tomorrow morning with clouds. shortly after lunch, it's raining in philly. before lunch, it's raining in south jersey, just rain until you get to the poconos, that's snow. b

the nbc 10 response team is standing up for you. some of the highlights as our viewers are getting what they're owed. plus final destination. we'll explain how nbc 10 helps stranded students at philly international get to an overseas holiday trip that they've been planning for years. good morning. going to warm up today. clear and dry. we'll be back in a moment with the full forecast. >>> a milestone for our nbc 10 response team. we are celebrating eight months since the launch. >> nbc 10 responds reporter harry hairston has a look back at some of the favorite moments of viewers helping viewers. >> it started with nicky, her story the first to air on nbc 10 response. >> do any of these make sense. >> her utility company opened her cash and when she got nbc 10 response involved she received her check. >> thank you, nbc 10 response. >> his story each and every week, each and every week looking for help. >> i felt you could help me like you helped other people. >> each with a "newsweek" story to tell. >> i feel like -- >> it just got wo

the hospital. a friend tells nbc 10 neither person is seriously hurt. we're checking with police to see if they made any arrests in the case. >>> also out of delaware county, police tell us a suspect was killed during a home invasion. according to investigators they tried to break in in chester yesterday afternoon. the home owner shot the would be burglar during a confrontation. investigators are investigating. >>> illicit videos of his students, he will serve time in prison, 11 to 23 months in the bucks county correctional facility. back in juner pleaded guilty to multiple charges included unlawful contact with a minor. he admitted to pressuring a student to send him videos sexual in nature. becker taught math. >>> 7:33 on this sunday. special recognition for wilmington firefighter who lost her life trying to save hiers. she received medal of honor and was posthumously promoted to lieutenant. ♪ >> her funeral held at wilmington's chase center. hope died last week from injuries she suffered during an arson in september. she ran into a burning row home to

the "nbc 10" investigatetiive t have conducted two investigations. iladelphia has one of the toughest lead laws in the country but that no one was enforcing it. >>> new jersey lawmakers are voting on a couple of bills today. one is being called the revenge bill. if approved it would hit the newspapers that touted governor christie over the bridgegate scandal. he said this has nothing to do with the press. the other bill being voted on will allow the governor to profit from the book deal while in office. >>> today in camden county a well-known diner in camden county will rise from the ashes of a 2014 fire. you're looking at the newly rebuilt crystal lake diner in hadden township. a ribbon cutting ceremony will mark the grand reopening. >>> also in south jersey starting today in camden you can enjoy free metered parking from january 2nd. the annual freebie is a courtesy to try to encourage shopping and visits to camden. >>> the monday before christmas is traditionally the busiest day of the year for shipping and mailing. the postal service expects today

this is a live look from the nbc 10 eagles nest camera. the temperatures are expected to drop down into the 30s by kickoff at 8:25. right now fans are getting a taste of what will be into today's broadcast of the game. this is a live look at the "sunday night football" bus in center city. it's parked just outside of comcast headquarters on jfk boulevard. the bus features a replica of the "football night in america" studio where fans can grab the mike. they can also act as special correspondents in photos. they will certainly have a whole new perspective when they watch the game this evening. coverage starts at 7:00 right here on nbc 10 with "eagles gameday kickoff." after the game watch eagles gameday final followed by nbc 10 news at 11:00. >> now, if you're following the eagles on twitter you're missing out on free tickets to the games. and even if you are trying to get those tickets, chances are you're losing out to this guy. he's pretty good at it. kyle lloyd, he's won free tickets to eagles home games 13 times. here's how it works. ever

that's how you stay informed with the nbc bay area app. morning, the storm approaching with a high impact on the bay area. you can see the rain is getting heavier for the north bay from santa rosa farther to the north. that will be moving into the rest of the bay area for the rest of the day. a live look outside at richmond and san jose. you can see the raindrops on the camera lens, a wet drive for some. we'll take a look at what you can expect and how the roads are affected coming up in about five minutes. >>> definitely, kari. you showed the richmond-san rafael bridge. this is san rafael, a live, wet and sometimes windy view of the north bay. we're tracking the system. we're seeing the brunt of the commute starting coming out of the far north bay. i'm giving you a look ahead. a warning for your morning and evening commute. >>> this was a slow time coming, but the fed finally did as expected, hiked up interest rates for only the second time in ten years. that was not a surprise yesterday. >> scott mcgrew, what the feds said next was. >> th

tonight president obama points the finger at putin, as nbc news learned the extraordinary measures the government took to protect the vote. >>> getting out alive. our team is inside aleppo on the front lines of the horr. families trapped and desperately trying to escape. >>> frozen nation. the most bitter blast yet. temperatures feel like 28 below. snow on the way in places. al roker is here with more. >>> the power of plastic, hidden credit card perks that many people don't even know they have. how you can save money. you might be shocked. >>> and the incredible gift of giving. a holiday surprise. america." "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. president obama today defended his level of response to russian hacking, aimed at influencing the election, while for the first time appearing to directly point a finger of blame at vladimir putin. the white house blew the whistle on the hack in october without great detail. today acknowledging some of what we reported exclusively this we

this is a live view from here at the nbc 10 studios. hine is on the way to warm things up but it's going to be slow to start with. look at the temperatures. it's cold outside. teens right now if wilmington, northeast philadelphia and trenton, down to 30 12 degrees. pottstown at 12, allentown, where they're making snow in the pocon poconos, it's 4. it's going to be a write sunny day from the 20s into the low 30s right at the freezing mark at lunchtime and then a bit above this afternoon. light winds, calm at noontime. just a 3-mile-per-hour breeze at 2:00. the sunshine is going to feel warmer than these temperatures actually show. it certainly feels cold this morning, 18 degrees but just a 3-mile-per-hour, not the strong wind that we saw last week. 8:00 this morning suburbs into the teens, this morning into the 30s. your day in the lehigh valley starts with 12 degrees, 20s this morning at 10:00 and at noontime and then just above freezing at 2:00. still above freezing at 4:00. just a few scattered clouds at 4:00 but no wet weather. mainly

this is the scene you'll find throughout most of montgomery county. coming up next on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00, we'll see the conditions happening in your area as you get ready for work or school. >>> plus, bowl bound. the temple owls and their date with the deacons later. morng, e. jessica boyington. its a wet out there. approaching the platt bridge. that's hard to see on our cameras there. the visibility i far, but other than that we'll keep our eyes on everything for you. no problems on the area bridges for now. i'll update you on the northeas when i come back. >>> jessica, thanks. a few minutes before 5:00 a.m. on temple's campus. >> the owls are headed to a bowl temple beat may havy to win the first ever athletic conference. the owls will start getting ready for their date with wake forest and then december 27th. matt ruhl is beaming about what his football team has accomplished this year. >> they won a championship and i wanted them to be treated like champions. they got that. they got that feeling of people out there saying, hey, we appreciate not just the fact that you

this year, it's the highly anticipated "hairspray live." nbc's us behind the scenes to meet the stars. ♪ >> reporter: so catchy is the soundtrack for the musical "hairspr "hairspray," even the most stubborn toe can't resist tapping to the beat. this performance of "you can't stop the beat" at the mace's thanksgiving day parade was a prelude. >> we're filming a movie, and it's going to be one night only. >> reporter: the star-studded cast feature jennifer hudson, ariana grande, martin short, and derek hough. they're joined by mali after answering the casting call with a thousand other actresses. do you feel like you're dreaming? >> every day i wake up and i can't believe that i'm actually here. >> reporter: hairspray was a cult classic film that became a tony award winning musical then a movie-winning musical. ♪ >> reporter: set in 1960s baltimore, the story focuses on racial segregation as a spunky teenage works to integrate an all-white dance show. >> what's the message you hope everyone gets out of this? >> i think that understanding that we ar

the tragedy is hitting so many in the community. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez continues our team coverage with more on those suffering, and it's not just the victims' families. >> it's just tough. it's tough. >> reporter: bob flew into oakland from utah to see the site of the deadly fire where his 34-year-old son, edmund, lost his life. he says his son worked in a bakery, but his passion with music. he loved to deejay. >> there's a lot of things that i wish i had said to him. but i'll never be able to. and that's what's sad. >> reporter: friends and family of the victims continue to pour into the site, taking it in in their own way. >> it's to honor, you know, their journey and the loss of their life. >> reporter: these women who don't know any of the victims, but as bay area artists, feel a strong connection. they made a garland and spread lavender and sage near the site to pay on. >> they were a community. they were a family. they were -- they had an expression and they had a way of using their music and celebrating together. and we

it's all on the nbc 10 app. there you can use interactive radar and get the latest school closings and delays. >>> now to an nbc news exclusive. u.s. officials now believe russian president vladimir putin was personally involved in a campaign to hack the u.s. presidential election. two senior officials say the u.s. has intelligence that shows putin personally directed how hacked material from the democrats was leaked and used. those officials say it started as a vendetta against hillary clinton bought morphed into an effort to show corruption in u.s. politics. putin also wanted to split off key american allies to create an image that other countries couldn't depend on the u.s. to be a credible global leader anymore. >> he wants to discredit american democracy and make us weaker in terms of leading the liberal democratic order, and most certainly he likes president-elect trump's views on russia. >> the intelligence officials tell nbc news there is no firm information proving that the election of donald trump was t

that's making the already chilly temperatures feel even colder. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist erika martin is tracking the changes. >> we do have much colder temperatures because the cold front is well past us. temperature today, the observed high at philly international, 2:14 p.m., 60 degrees. we're already seeing 40s just a few hours later. notice, lehigh valley and the pa suburbs seeing mid to upper 30s. expect colder temperatures as the night comes to an end. all due to a push of colder air sliding into place. look at the bottom of your screen for your local neighborhood dpoforecast. current wind, we were seeing southerlies earlier and now northwesterlies. this is making all the difference, which is why the temperatures are declining quickly. atlantic city, we're seeing 20-mile-per-hour sustained wind speeds. 15 for dover. millville, 17 for you. allentown and trenton, 15-mile-per-hour sustained wind speed. what does that mean? it means we do have another cold blast in effect. we are going from 60s to 30s by tomorrow. expected high temperature o

now tonight, the man who ran the place is talking to nbc news. miguel almaguer is here to start our coverage. good evening. >> good evening. just a short time ago the sheriff's department told us by thar cautiously optimistic no more bodies would be recovered. it's possible murder charges could be filed in this case. investigators will be back here searching the debris and also possibly pree serving evidence. this is where the heartbreak began. buried underneath ash and rubble, bodies of at least 36 victims. solemnly removed from the warehouse where they died. >> i can't explain who i am anymore. >> reporter: derek almena leased the warehouse. in his first sitdown interview, he tells us, his family was not there during the fire. he's spoken to investigators and has not been charged. >> do i take blame or responsibility for this? like -- >> reporter: his home, this warehouse, is where nearly a hundred gathered for a dance party when flames exploded. a building not permitted for residential use. with wife micah and their young children, almena says

now tonight, the man who ran the place is talking to nbc news. coverage. >> good evening. firefighters had to stop recovery efrths because the walls of the warehouse threatened to collapse on them. this is now a criminal investigation. murder charges could be filed. firefighters are trying to recover bodies and also possibly preserve evidence. this is where the heartbreak began. buried underneath ash and rubble, bodies of at least 36 victims. solemnly removed from the warehouse where they died. >> i can't >> reporter: derek almena leased the warehouse. in his first sitdown interview, he tells us, his family was not there during the fire. he's spoken to investigators and has not been charged. >> do i take blame or responsibility for this? like -- >> reporter: his home, this warehouse, is where nearly a hundred gathered for a dance party when flames exploded. a building not permitted for residential use. almena says their art collective, a group of tenants, covered the $5,000 a month rent. almena says he made repairs to the electrical system without permits, after he says, th

and it's the birds against the giants at 8:25. nbc 10 is your official eagles station. >>> launching a new way to fly down the mountain. it is called snow tubing. it features lasers and an led light show. there is also the base that begins at 5:00 this evening. >>> happening now norad is tracking santa around the road. they have been following him for 60 years. you can also play games and watch videos. of course on christmas eve you can watch as santa passes famous monuments to deliver presents to all of the good girls and boys. >>> here is a look right now at some of the temperatures out there. 38 degrees in our philadelphia neighborhoods for society hill. we see a lot of areas in the upper 30s getting to around 40 degrees already. as we move along throughout the day we'll see temperatures a little warmer than the last two days. we are going to make it through mid-40s over much of our neighborhood. here are the highs for today. 44 in philadelphia. that's the same for the l heehi valley. we go through your hour by hour. duo have cloud

the u.s. into world war ii. >>> good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary conors. >> and i'm vai sick heam ark. steady rain and let's get right to meteorologist bell henly who has the neighborhood forecast. >> hey, vai. as the rain has ended still a bit misty and damp outside. live view from doylestown this

neighborhood in shock around 10:00 this morning behind a house on hellerman street in the city's oxford circle neighborhood. nbc 10's tim furlong spent the afternoon in that neighborhood speaking to a family member of the man shot. tim? >> reporter: scary couple of hours here, jacqueline. u.s. marshals were waiting for the guy to come out. when they finally saw him come out, they tried to take him in

the blue cross river rink. nbc 10's pamela osbourne is live for a preview. >> good morning. this is going to be a huge celebration and this is going to be the best spot to see those fireworks from. the best part about this event is that it's family friendly with a 6:00 start time. you can come on down, bring the kids with you, and really take in the new year with an incredible display of fireworks. this video by the way is from last year's fireworks events. there will be food, music, entertainment and ice skating as well. visit philly is expecting a sellout on hotels and restaurants in the area. and if you're looking to stay out late, we've got you covered there too. there will be a second set of fireworks to usher in the new year. exactly at midnight. and if you can't make it to the new year's eve fireworks in person, remember, you can watch them live at 6:00 right here on nbc 10. the second fireworks show from sugar house casino will be streaming on our facebook page, at midnight. you will want to take a peek in

we have more on what the agents were doing there, from nbc 10's tim furlong. tim? >> reporter: agents were looking for this guy to came out of the house. they say they tried to bring him in calmly and peacefully. they took him across the street. he started running this way, that's when they say he turned around and pulled a gun on the agents. that's when they shot him. >> i heard pop, pop, pop, three. >> reporter: the shots came from the gun of a u.s. marshal. agents had been staking out the corner of heller and cranford, looking for 28-year-old alex robledo. officials say he pulled a gun on him and they shot and killed him in the alley, a gun and shell casings left near his body. hours late, robledo's family arrived. >> there was a shooting in july and he was on the run. i haven't seen him since. >> reporter: she says he called her just once and never heard from him again. >> he said he didn't want to live anymore, he was tired of living. i started crying, i told him, don't talk like that. and he hung up the phone. that was the last i heard of him. >> reporter: shi

the nbc 10 investigators are also talking to the clinic's former manager. we'll hear from her, coming up all new on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> in south jersey, the city of camden will offer free meter parking throughout the city today through january 2nd. the annual free meter parking is a courtesy to residents and visitors aimed at encouraging shopping and visits to camden. >>> at the jersey shore, police say twin brothers stole 180 bars of soap from a supermarket but weren't able to make a clean getaway. the police say kenny and lenny stewart stuffed 36 packs of dove soap into a large bag and trying to run out the store. on their way out they ran smack into a police officer who happened to be investigating an accident right there in the parking lot. the twins are now charged with shoplifting. >>> to ocean city, where the race is on to finish a boardwalk reconstruction project by the end of the year. the town wants the boardwalk back in order by new year's eve. as ted greenberg shows us, there's now less than two weeks to make that happen. >> reporter: buildi

we'll continue to follow this story a bring you information as we get it here on air and on the nbc 10 app. >>> meanwhile this morning weary learning more about a fallen state trooper and a south jersey doctor who poet died in the head-on collision. >> more live from the state police barracks. what can you tell us about these two victims? >> the crash is still upped investigation but trooper williams was calling for calls of an erratic driver when he was hit and killed on a head op crash. the driver of that other car has been identified as 61-year-old dr. rudle yvmt the vineland high school class of 1953 he was class valedictorian and went on to become a doctor who specialized in psychiatry in elmer. residents in a diner said the crash is all they could talk about. >> small world. elmer is a small town, you though, 2,000 people. >> once in a while i see him at the lunch and he would come and pick up lunch. >> the 31-year-old trooper was just beginning a new life in his dream job with the new jersey state police and joined in january and got married in september. residents and well-wish

they take on the cowboys on new year's day. nbcoverage including a one-on-one with quarterback carson wentz, sunday at 9:30 a.m. >>> a busy time for the ski resorts up in the poconos. this is a live look at camelback mountain. it still feels like winter up there. but we do expect a big warm-up for us tomorrow. >> chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with your neighborhood forecast. glenn? >> yeah, there are going to be a lot of places to get over 60 degrees tomorrow. this is one of them. this is cape may, from the marquee de lafayette, getting foggy here. cape may a nice place to visit even in the middle of the winter, a lot of nice bed and breakfast places. temperatures still in the 30s in northern parts of the area, but nearing 50 at the jersey shore. and in the 50s in parts of delaware. as we'll prove to you right now by showing you the neighborhood weather. 45 in glasgow, 44 in wilmington and claymont, 45 in reedy point, 48 in middletown. what about farther south? oh, yeah. we've got some 50s. georgetown is at

10 right here on the air and on the nbc 10 app for updates throughout the morning. >>> in other news gun violence survivors are taking their demands for change to capitol hill. among those calling for action is a man from philadelphia who was hurt in the pulse nightclub massacre in orlando, florida. angel santiago was shot in the leg and foot when a gunman opened fire at the nightclub six months ago this week. 49 people were killed. yesterday santiago and 80 other survivors and victims' families met in washington. >> it's empowering, it's an honor and we feel like when we're united our voice is stronger so we can actually be heard and cause some positive change. >> santiago tells us people impacted by the sandy hook shooting in connecticut were also in attendance yesterday. >>> some new jersey lawmakers are accusing chris christie of trying to get a revenge bill passed. they claim the measure is targeting newspapers that covered christie on the bridge-gate scandal. it would do away with the law that requires legal notices to be posted in newspapers and those notices mak

. >>> a man and a woman shot in philadelphia last night are in the hospital. nbc 10 at the scene along boudinot in felton street. that's where the victims were wounded sitting in a minivan. police have made no arrests in that. >>> six days after an elderly store owner in south philadelphia killed, a suspect in jail charged with her murder. police arrested maurice green, they say he gunned down marie buck at her grocery store on christmas eve. marie told police buck's grandson stole a necklace from him worth $5,000 to $10,000. they said green went to the store expecting to see the grandson but wasn't there. people filed into a funeral home for buck's viewing. we spoke to the victim's brother-in-law before the service. >> i feel glad that they got him. but i'm all torn up. it's a hell of a way to die. >> nbc 10 learned this is not maurice green's first brush with the law and he has been arrested more than a dozen times. since 2005 facing a series of drug and theft charges. >>> 4:31 on this friday. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers wan a deal after paying a fraction of near

worst she was charged hundreds for the termination. how nbc 10 was able to get her results. >>> tonight in south philadelphia, a national anthem do-over. >> the sixers made a good on a promise to make things right with a singer denied the chance to perform earlier this year. ♪ what proudly we hailed >> r&b singer performed the anthem before tonight's sixers/lakers game. wearing a "we matter." jersey. she posted this video explaining what happened and it went viral. the organization apologized to street eer two days later. >>> also tonight, the answer was back in the sixers' spotlight right there. during halftime. the team honored allen iverson for his induction into the hall of fame back in september. iverson spoke to the crowd and took a shot at some of today's nba players. hear what he had to say, that's coming up in sports. >>> a holiday proposal, one local woman will never forget. take a look. >> all right. >> that's private nicholas little and his new fiancee, he popped the question tonight in front of the steps of the philadelphia museum

the nbc washington app. download that now. >> i'm wendy at the live desk. we learned about a crash and a dui arrest near the new mgm casino at national harbor. and the person who was charged is the chairman who oversees liquor county. he's charged with dui and other charges. here he is in a video from a prior story. he was arrested just before midnight last night. only about an hour after the casino opened. he told our prince george's county bureau chief the accident was minor and he blamed his unsteadiness on his age. he is 72. the crash happened at monument avenue at national harbor. it involved three vehicles, no injuries. we're working our sources to learn more information. we'll keep you posted. >> thanks. >>> well, if the rest of prince george's county seems a little quiet today, it's procedure because there's so many people at the new mgm casino. >> it's been packed since the doors opened last night. right now, the parking garage is full, which means nomore people are allowed inside. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins has more. > wash

tonight watch the oakland raide raiders. stay with us for nbcfter the game. >>> and it looks pretty chilly for the eagles game on sunday, upper 30s, cloudy. i think the rain will hold off until after the game is over. this is wilmington, delaware. as you'll see in a minute we have radar returns there. it is still looking dry despite the clouds. it is also dry in the poconos. this is a good pattern. showing the clouds and a few sprinkles over the philadelphia area and towards wilmington. most places reporting the cloudy skies. could be sprinkles under that though. the temperature is well above the freezing mark. it is 42 degrees. it is 44 in parkwood. you'll long for those temperatures in the next couple of days. here is the feels like temperatures. this afternoon upper 20s to low 30s. not exactly warm. again, you'll warm for this. by tonight you're heading out late tonight you bundle up. we have windchills in the teens. by tomorrow morning it's feeling like it's 9, 10, 11 degrees depending where you are. during the afternoon tomorrow the best we