he's got the gloves, the scarf, and the earmuffs going. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist krystal klei is here with your most accurate forecast. krystal? >> good idea to be bundled up. temperatures pretty chilly out there in the 30s and 40s. but i'll let you in on a secret. it's going to be much, much, much colder in the days to come. we'll wish we had these kind of numbers. but while we have 30s and 40s, it's going to feel much cooler than it actually is. here's your feels-like temperatures, 18 in mt. pocono. 33 in philadelphia and 35, atlantic city. coatesville feeling below freezing. so those are the numbers now. now let's talk about your first alert. we've put this in place for dangerous cold. and we want to get you ahead of this so you can prep accordingly. the entire area from tomorrow night, tuesday night, all the way through wednesday night, under this first alert for dangerous cold. why? because we're expecting feels-like temperatures that will fall between 0 and 10 degrees during the morning hours of wednesday and 10 to 20 degrees by

download the nbc washington app. we have the radar on there, as well. again, flying out of bwi, low 60s. some rain. same with charlotte. boston is getting snow and where there's already delayed. sunday is looking better for travel. saturday outlook, wed roads arou -- wet roads around here. ski resorts, it is rainy and tomorrow, more ice. 8:30, get the rain up to the north. then here comes the rain filling in through the mid-morning. it'll move from the west to the east. it'll be out by 6:00 or 7:00 tonight. winds settle by 7:00 or 8:00. clear skies for the overnight. looking good if you're headed out to fedex field against the problem co bron broncos. 60s toda omanty clos. s dsor w looki a traresn 40s. i have to get to my redskins. 38 degrees will be the temperature on monday. again, we're watching another big system for friday and saturday. it will be blustery >> lauryn ricketts, thank you, thank you, thank you. >>> a home for the holidays. it's a dream come true for hundreds of families. more on the program that helped them find a place to live just i

10 news. >>> all right the snow is still falling. nbc 10's live crews are bringing you the impact. >> tim furlong is live in new jersey, delaware. >> reporter: it's not going to snow all night, take a look at the ground, there's a good coating and it's slippery and slowing the commute. we're live coming back. >>> people are shoveling, putting down some salt, trying to clear things out. we're going to show you how people are maneuvering in this weather. we're live in center city, and that is coming up. >>> and we're tracking the snow for your neighbor. if you live in reading, things are improving. if you live in south jersey, not so much. we have the timing and snow totals coming straight up. ♪ ♪ (radio playing in background) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> right now nbc 10 news at 5:00, a snowstorm is hovering over our region. snarling traffic and making the treacherous evening commute. a live look at center city, nbc 10 has crews fanned out across the region. bringing you the impact of today's snowfall. >> let's take a live look from plymouth township

answer our poll right now on the nbc 10 facebook page. the top response right now is below $500. >>> no matter what your holiday plans, take the nbc 10 app with you. use our live interactive traffic map so you can drive to your christmas destination with ease. check out our live regard as well to track that chance for christmas snow. >>> now, to an nbc 10 exclusive. a backpack mystery police are hoping you can help solve. the book bag found near a school, but it doesn't belong to any kids there. inside police found items worth more than $100,000. but there's a twist. >> she had found it that morning in the parking lot and just thought it was a kid's backpack. >> reporter: people lose things all the time, even backpacks. this was found outside a ben salem school. >> it looks like a woman had dropped the backpack off. >> reporter: what's so strange? it's what was inside. once police opened the bag, they were very interested in finding the woman in this video. >> it looks like a woman had dropped it off and just threw it up on the loading doc

we're john ud now the most accurate nbc so first alert neighborhood weather. fur morning routine isn't the sam uf same. and the most dangerous conditions north witness stand west of the city. it lasts through k avrm tomorrow. it looks looic the wind after k a.m. tomorrow will start to le relax. t until then, below. 4 dry degrees in. and hoor she is at the traffic wall. >> barely work working at all thisern poing because there's not much going on out there. this is from the jersey side. this is ben franklin toll plaza. we're not seeing any probs. the i just eck whiched in for any openings and they're clear there too. here's the pa turnpike. 22 minutes on the east and westbound sides from route one. >>> we are following breaking news in the kennington neighborhood. the water used to fugts -- fight the flames has become a gathering for the homeless. >>> also happening today, consoling classmate koclouns counselors will be on hand after a teacher was shot inside a durngen donuts. >> reporter: mean tame as you said, phoenix area hool school will be opening its doors

check the nbc 10 app for recycling programming beginning in our area. . if you didn't like a gift you got this holiday season you may be hitting the mall to get a refound. we have tips on how to make the return process a little less painful. >>> for most of us it's a huge hassle. >> returns can be a nightmare. >> making the dreading trip to the mall. >> i would rather go online. >> if you don't you may spend hours waiting in line. >> it is really really long. >> i department like it. >> my daughter really liked the shoes but she needed a bigger size. >> they would not give me a refupr refund. they only gave me store credit. >> national retell federation says 13% of all purchases are returned. >> we are here. >> overall this season was a win for retailers. consumer confidence up. holiday sales hit their best pace since 2011, up nearly 5% this season. >> why not. >> online shopping getting a 24% bump. >> you don't have a gift receipt or anything? >> no. >> here is how to shrink your stress. always have your receipt. understand the return policy before you bu

that is why we're preparing you now ahead of the snow. nbc 10's george spencer is live. >> parts of delaware could see the most snow from this system, how are road crews getting prepared there? >> reporter: for del dot this is unwinding backwards. as most of us are sleeping at night their work will be ramping up. it is either a nice start to the snow season, or an aggravating nuisance, reminding you of what's ahead. at del dot's yard just off interstate 95, these are the sounds of the season. road salt loading onto just one of the state's 450 pieces of snow removal equipment. further north outside a grocery store in claymont we foundatous downing on a last minute shopping trip ahead of the first flakes. >> the reason why i'm shopping is because of the snow and traffic. people are crazy. >> with the first expected snow upon us, del dot is in full preparation. >> reporter: he tells us today offered a chance to get ahead for his team as well. crews are brining all the major roadways. dropping this white stripe of salt mixture intended to prevent

live from the storm force nbc 10. back to you. >> we're going to head to delaware where tim furlong continues our live coverage in newark. >> reporter: it's really almost stopped. i think some of the snow you're seeing is wind blowing some snow off our truck from over here. the snow has stopped, there is still plenty of shoppers and movie goers here in the shopping complex. the roads to get around northern delaware are a mess. you can see what is left on the sidewalks and on the roads here. this is the sum total of how much we got here at this store. we got a couple inches there. and it's really been a problem here because it's laid on the road, which has been cold. del dot tells me someone slid into one of their supervisor's suvs. a lot of the plows was stuck in the same traffic everybody else was stuck in. take it from a guy who just decided to take a break from the highways. >> it's terrible. don't drive. it's stupid. >> reporter: can you see the blacktop? >> not really. in some spots just trying to keep in the line

again, our custom tailored storm team 4 forecast available on the nbc washington app. right now, in washington, it is light snow at 34 degrees. wind out of the north. with temperatures just above freezing, it'll stick to the grass but not the roads. colder in the shenandoah valley. that's where the snow is the lightest. wind chills are into the upper 20s and low 30s. not a lot of wind out there now. one to four inches for most of us today. cold and windy tomorrow. we're watching for a chance of tuesday morning. have time between now and then. the planner for today, temperatures low to mid 30s and staying there all throughout the day. not likely to drop below freezing until after 8:00. last of the snowflakes likely done between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. there's the string of snowflakes, appalachians and western north carolina, where snow has been measured as much as 15 to 18 inches in western north carolina. for us, light snow just about everywhere now. seeing a lot of great pictures on my twitter feed. @chuck bell 4. i'll tweet them out for the rest of the day. again, here's

you can get weather updates anyname on the nbc 10 app. have totals in your neighborhoods for a few months. >>> a trouper shot and killed someone after a gunch battle. a trouper stopped this car on fieldstone court. police say the 16-year-old in the front passenger seat flashed the gun and then there was a shoot jot. the teenager died at the hopped. the 18 years old driver was shot in the leg and taken to the hospital and released. a person in the backseat was not hit. the trooper was also not hit. >>> we pray for inspiration from their example. >> this was the opening of the mississippi civil rights museum in jackson today. after tours the museum, the president called it a great legacy and a labor of love. >>> up next, why one of the largest snowball fights was canceled. also ahead, snow in philly, and the eagles practicing in sunshine. we're with the eagles in southern california, straight ahead. >>> a live look now at the philadelphia international airport. make sure you check with your align before you leave home. penndot has you covere

if you want to learn how you can perhaps help out, head to the nbc washington app and search help caleb. >>> we've been following the investigation surrounding the death of a bethesda teenager. the 17-year-old was found dead in a wooded area over the weekend after a house party. authorities have confirmed that he died accidentally from a combination of alcohol poisoning, browni idrowning and hypothermia. his dad believes more could have been done to find his son. >>> if you are taking metro, part of the red line will be closed today and metro can finish replacing a communications cable. metro has been limiting the number of trains at the brooklyn, fort totten and takoma stations this week. today, free shuttle busses are replacing trains between the silver spring and rhode island avenue stop. metro hopes to restore service by monday. >>> on the other end of the red line there, more changes will be happening there starting next friday. metro is working to waterproof the tunnels, which means services will change. single tracking will happen on some stretches between friendship heights and

the teens by early this evening. be ready for a big drop in temperatures. have your nbc washington app downloaded and ready to go with your custom tailored, storm team 4 forecast. you can follow me on social media and forecast for you on instagram. the cold weather is going to be here for a couple of days and snow chances as well. more about that part of the forecast coming up. for now, over to melissa. >> good morning, chuck. taking a look at what's going on around town. silver spring, chopper 4 over this columbia pike after new hampshire avenue. right side of the roadway is closed off here right now. this was a pedestrian accident this morning. police telling us that the right side should be locked for some time as they get that out of the way. one person being of there. >> 66, 95, overall looking typical. 270 southbound before 370. center of the road still blocked by that crash. aaron? >>> let's continue our team coverage. justin finch joins us live. >> he's live at a gas station now with a look at how you can care for your car in in cold weather. we have to be prepar

. >>> make sure you have the nbc 10 app downloaded to your phone. this is the time to do it. you'll get updates through the weekend and you track the weather specific to your neighborhood. >>> now to breaking news we are watching. an arrest in last month's deadly hit-and-run. police say james howell crashed into jeff kurtz. howell is being held on a $250,000 bail. >>> president trump has just issued a disaster decdeclaratio. the newest is burning in san diego downtcounty. they have killed elite thorough bread horses. we have an update from ventura, california. >> reporter: gusts are expected this weekend. it is slightly better than conditions we had yesterday when we had hurricane strength winds which helped push the numbers in the fire way up. we were at four fieres and we ae at six fires today all the way south to mexico. one is threatening go from inland san diego county. so far it is about 500 homes that were destroyed. 23,000 remain in the fire's past and 200,000 remain under mandatory evacuation orders. nbc news. >>> police in chester need your help to track down a grou

10 and police for helping her solve the mystery. nbcs south jersey bureau reporter cydney long has the heart felt reunion. >> reporter: ed and barbara have been making memories together for 55 years. now a brand-new one inside the lumberton police department. ed lost his wedding band saturday at a lowe's store parking lot. this woman found it, six days later the strangers meet for the first time. >> thank you. >> reporter: they thought the ring would be lost forever. >> we went through the trash. he raked leaves that day. >> reporter: a post on facebook never reached the kraft's eyes. >> i just look at it. >> reporter: at one point estelle wanted police to comb through the trash. she reached out to us. barbara and ed were watching nbc 10 news just before 5:00 on wednesday. >> i got goosebis bumps. >> reporter: they met at colingswood high school. in return she wonders what's the secret to a long and happy marriage? >> that's my goal, obviously. what's the secret for that? >> he works nights and i work days. >> great end to a nice story.

remember to use the nbc 10 app. that way you can track the temperatures where you live before you're heading out the door. and if you're going to be out and about, you can use the app to check road conditions before you leave home. new overnight in yeadon delaware county, flames forced residents out into the cold. officials tell us the fire was in an electrical box outside the complex. the building could be without power for days, more than 80 apartments are damaged. the american red cross has opened a warming center for any displaced residents. >>> a fire that broke out inside a row home in kensington that started around 3:00. police found a 5-year-old boy around the corner from the fire scene with second-degree burns on his hand. he's now undergoing treatment at st. christopher's hospital. no word yet on how this fire started. >>> a man is in the hospital after a firster had to rescue him from his house fire also in philadelphia that happened here earlier this morning. that's where crews battled the extremes, the f

stay with us, live from the storm force nbc 10. back to you guys. >> if you have to be out on the roads tonight, you got to go slow. the first alert weather team is tracking the snow as it continues to push through our region. the snow is certainly making it look festive here in allentown. the buildings covered there in a blanket of white. but it is not fun as we just saw for drivers trying to get around on this friday night. >>> from the city to the shore, we're all seeing snow this evening a live look. we saw snow accumulating on the roads and ted greenburg. >> ted is near the jersey shore. we got reports of two inches along parts of the jersey shore. newark coming in at 2.4. in kinwood we're looking at two inches. we got one report out of westchester saying 3.5 inches. it's piling up. in the lehigh valley generally a half inch to maybe more than an inch is what we've been getting. send us your pictures and snow totals. let's take a look at doppler radar. the darker shades of purple is where we're getting a steady snowfall. the le

and while the sun was out, it definitely made it. i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> track the cold all winter long with the free nbc 10 app. get the personalized forecast for your neighborhood and make sure you signed up for weather alerts. >>> new at 6:00, one person was taken to the hospital after this home went up in flames. crews rushed to the scene here in washington township. the fire broke out just after 4:00. crews rescued one person from the fire. they are on that scene trying to figure out how it started. >>> right now at 6:00, a robbery suspect is critically hurt after a police officer shot him today. police have been chasing that suspect is in west philadelphia. hen wasn't listening to their demands so one officer shot him in the chest. so tonight nbc 10's steven fisher shows us how the whole thing started. surveillance video shows two men walking into the store. the two have a minor altercation inside and then leave. police say that's when the suspect armed with a gun robbed the person he was with setting off a police chase. >> police chase t

but it's again putting him at odds with the trump administration. nbc bay area's sergio quintana live in san francisco right now with a breakdown of the governor's executive orders. sergio. >> reporter: well, this latest batch of pardons brings governor brown's total over four terms to 1,463. immigration advocates say that the pardons of two men in particular seem to be in defiance of president donald trump's immigration policy. among the 151 pardon and commutation orders are two for mao zatana kong and moani ness. >> both these men were immigrants who were scheduled to be put on a plane for a country they left when they were children on monday, and the governor granted a pardon. >> reporter: governor jerry brown's pardon means they can appeal their immigration stat tous potentially regain a green card. both men were non-violent offenders. anoop prasad is an attorney with the asian law caucus. he represents mony ness. >> with the pardons he's reaffirming that california believes in when passion and redemption and second chances. by contrast to the fear

just download the free nbc 10 app. sign up to get realtime alerts sent directly to your phone. >>> a raccoon attack sent a young girl to the hospital. police tell us the animal cut and scratched the girl in the face. it happened last night on north 22nd street. she's at the hospital recovering tonight. >>> we're learning new details in the case of a chester county paramedic accused of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old what shadowed him on the job. >> deanna durante was in the courtroom as the teen testified today. she has the story all new at 5:00. >>> kenneth says nothing on thursday morning. it's the first time we have seen him publicly since police announced in early october he was charged with indecent lly touching a teen boy. mason at the time was working as a paramedic for chester county hospital. a judge is employed by jefferson hospital. e he no longer works there. mason has worked as a flight paramedic. he told a judge he wanted to be a flight paramedic just like son and want. ed to learn from him. it was in au

a steady snowfall meant accumulating snow on the sidewalks all day. nbc 10 has you covered all night long and throughout the weekend. download the nbc 10 app for instant updates and alerts. >>> next on nbc 10, a plane crashed right into a backyard. crews rushed to this home as flames and smoke shootout. >>> and a special surprise for these kids in the lee high valley as they fly out to the north pole. >>> hey, i'm danny pommels from nbc sports philadelphia. is may be snowing here, but it's sunny in california where eagles fans are gathering. see how the birds plan to keep them happy. that's next. >>> watch out for slapry roads in new castle county. we've issued a first alert until tomorrow morning because of widespread black ice on streets and below freezing temperatures. storm force 10 has been outen the streets all night long to give you a better look of what you'll be dealing with. >>> and in other news tonight delaware state police are still investigating after a teenager was killed by a state trooper in dover. a trooper pulled this car over around 3:

the show live at 6:00 p.m. and midnight right here on nbc 10. l also be streaming the shows live on the nbc 10 app. >>> the cold forced a change of plans for the eagles today. they moved practice to lincoln financial field outside. why? it's because the field at the complex was frozen. that's how cold it is today. marshall harris joins us live. >> the birds probably were not planning on being out in this brutal weather today? >> well, you have to be ready for the bitter cold of game day. after holding walk through practices indoors the last two days, doug pederson wanted to practice outside today. the turf is heated at lincoln financial field. pederson plans to go to the link began coming together yesterday. >> i want to be outside. that field is heated, it's warm. our field here is a little bit frozen. it's easy, the stadium is right there. four buses, coaches, players let's go. it's as easy as that. our field crew do a good job at preparing the field for us. it's not covered at this time. it's great opportunity to be outside and get some good w

some people had to work out in the weather. nbc 10 has issued a first alert. >> we have team coverage to get you prepared. let's begin with glenn "hurricane" schwartz on this dangerous first alert. >> yeah. and the worst of it is up in the poconos. it will feel like it is 10 to 15 below zero tomorrow morning. we have a nice commute home. camera is shaking a little bit. it makes it feel even worse. it will be colder tomorrow than it is today. we have the first alert out for the entire area. this is 11:00 p.m. tonight and 8:00 a.m. on friday. this is one really serious cold stretch that we are going through. if you're going to be outside and 0 to 5 at the lowest in philadelphia by tomorrow morning. right now the temperature is only 25 despite sunshine. it is 22 in allentown and reading and 11 in the poconos. it is 15 in philadelphia. we'll continue to go down as we go through the next several hours. look at this cold snap. today's high about 27 so far. we are not going up really. we are going to get a reenforcement of that bitter col

a single leaf blowing along the surface of the river. nbc 10 along boat house row where we found the water has frozen over. thank you for staying with us. i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm keith jones. let's take a live look outside. temperatures barely got into the 20s today in philadelphia. we're looking at the teens tonight in the city and single digit temperatures in the suburbs. >> a live look at the ben franklin bridge. luckily it's dry out there. there are no slippery spots on the road, but that will likely change before new years. we have live coverage of the arctic blast. steven fisher spoke with people who are getting extra assistance in this the brutal weather. >> we begin with meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. a first alert is in effect for good. >> we continue to have the k combination of the very low temperatures and winds making it feel another colder. the wind not quite as strong as it was earlier, but still plenty strong enough to cause those feels like temperatures to be in the single digits. and the entire area is

the hospital. when police arrived, they found a dead body. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live in south philadelphia with what investigators have learned. pam? >> reporter: well erin crime scene investigators have finished up here but you can see police are still holding the scene. they tell us when they got here the front door was unlocked. they also say the house appeared to be in order. only adding to the mystery of why the 65-year-old man who lives here was killed and who was responsible. it was a 911 call that brought police to this row home on the 1200 block of johnston for a report of a person who needed to go to the hospital. when police entered the home they discovered the body of the homeowner in an upstairs bedroom. investigators say he'd been stabbed in the stomach. he was pronounced dead at the scene. early this morning, police were interviewing a woman who knew the victim in hopes of figuring out what happened. we've been speaking with neighbors off-camera. they tell us this is a quiet neighborhood. they say they all know each other or

the tax reform bill. now he says they'll be plans to craft a new health care bill. nbc edward lawrence has a look what's next during the president's second year in office. >> reporter: president trump mar-a-lago in florida gets back to business. he set a side harsh stuff on twitter. >> on behalf of our trump family, god bless you, god bless america. >> reporter: still the president not backing off the fbi this weekend pushing the idea that the clintons gave fbi deputy campai campaign contributions. >> we need to know our civil servants are doing the honorable thing. >> reporter: the president also announcing united nations cutback. reduced by $280 million. comes days after a u.n. resolution condemning president's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capitol. and this warning. >> when we make generous contributions to the u.n., we also have a legitimate expectation that our goodwill is recognized and respected. >> reporter: the white house will also have to sell their new tax plan, signed into law to the american people. democrats say it will amount to a tax incre

watch the live show at 6:00 and midnight right here on nbc 10. ou're headed out, you can catch the show on the nbc 10 app. we're going to stream it live. >>> coming up next, fortifying your home against fire. >> the one item you should avoid using in your home other than a space heater to prevent a disaster in this freezing weather. >>> breaking their own record. why the eagles' matchup against the cowboys this sunday could make history. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, the nfl changing the way it deals with concussions. how a player from delaware county is inspiring that move tonight. ♪ [ splash ] [ horn sounds ] dang! ok, i gotta run. hey, wait, there's something i need to tell you- dang. dang! dang! dang. dang. see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. >>> right now at 5:00, frigid weekend. we're bracing for the coldest temperatures of the season. we're bracing for snow. a first alert goes into effect at 5:00 a.m. t

the nbc washington facebook page.e're talking bullying now, have you been through it, guys, what happens, how did you hand it will? it's a topic that touches every family. so, we'd love to get into it and have an honest conversation about it on the nbc washington facebook page. join us over there. >> good. >> in this case the bullying back fired on those guys because keaton now is going to be going to hollywood, to vegas. he's getting tweets from snoop dogg. >> he has friends now. >> a general rule, you should not bully i've always said that. >> he's now the most popular boy in school. >> join us on facebook. >> that should be a good discussion. >>> here's a little something to lift your spirits. giant panda majong, definitely pro winter, tumbling down the snowy hill, we love this, at the national view. here she goes again. here we go. bebe was out and about enjoying the weather, 2 inches of snow, nice summer salt for a panda. one more time, let's head back up that hill. >> reminds me of a frat party we went to. >> yo

download the free nbc 10 app. get your holiday forecast. you can see the weather and get instandpoi instandpoi instant alerts septembnt to you phone. >>> a woman hit at 24th street and washington avenue nigh around 6:30 this morning. a bliet cwhite car remained at scene but a black suv sped off. police are searching for that suv. >>> time for a look at things with katy zachary. >> a lot of people hitting the roads. the you want to get up and out the door to your destination now is a good time to do it. i want ed to highlight this heading twahea heading towards philadelphia international airport. as you make your way southbound to the blue route and exiting to get to the airport is only a about a 15 minute drive. this was in the yellow. this is eastbound from the turnpike to the vine street expressway. for 76 the blue route is looking good. just a quick stretch of how things are changing. tomorrow and sunday on septa weekend schedule is operating. new jersey transit is operating on a weekend schedule and tomorrow holiday schedule and the last

there are more than double the number of flu cases than we normally see this time of year. nbc'srespondent dr. john torres has the latest on how to protect your family from getting sick. >> reporter: cleaning crews shrubbi i scrubbing down to sanitize a school in st. louis shut down this year after a quarter of the students got the flu. >> i don't want to be in the general public because there are so many kids sick. >> reporter: across the country, it'll get worse as the holidays approach. with families spending time together, widespread flu ak activity was reported in seven states. 10,000 cases already reported, twice as many as this time last year. the flu shot may only be 10% effective against this year's main strain of the flu. it doesn't mean you shouldn't bother getting the shot. >> we very well could get a lot of protection from just getting vaccinated. everybody should be getting it. it is safe in anybody over six months of age. >> reporter: those over 65 should get a special version to boost their immune system. important because they're at a higher risk of heart attack

the weather is dry. that could change this weekend. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking rain that could l impact your plans. but we'll begin with mitch blacher, who is live at the airport tonight. the travel rush there just get. ing started. >> reporter: it's smooth and steady all day here at philadelphia international. no major problems. but they are expecting in the next couple of days starting on saturday the busiest time all the way through december 28th. not a care in the world for those who have already reached their destination. but not for those about to take off. >> the lines aren't quite as bad. passengers are already facing tougher security screening this year. tsa is now requiring all electronic devices to be removed from carry on bags and individually scanned. but once you get through security, depending on where you're flying, the first alert weather team predicts some potential problems. the day after christmas we could see detroit from detroit to erie. the 27th a snowstorm takes over texa

the latest on the los angeles inferno coming up on "nbc nightly news." lester holt anchors live from southern california and talks to a fire captain who escaped the fire with some of the most treasured possessions. >>> chester county woman says she was assaulted by a man in a road rage case and it happened as the woman's two kids were in the backseat of her car. lisa o'neill was driving on route 29 in month ggomery countn monday. as she pulled into the providence town center the man was following closely and she cut him off accidentally. he blocked her car with his, got out and approached her car. she tried to apologize, but he punched her any way. >> i rolled down the window. my immediate reaction was to say i'm so sorry. he became enraged and screaming. and at that point, i'm like there's kids in the car. please stop. it was shocking that he was doing that. and with that, he leaned in and hit me right here. >> police are asking for your help in searching for the man described as a large man with thinning white hair dressed in a dark suit. he was driving

make sure you have the nbc washington app downloaded. we'll be sending out push alerts. and you can find out the updated forecast information. search winter weather and how to stay safe in this cold winter. >>> a serious wrong-way crash left one dead and another critically injured in maryland. this is the outer loop of the beltway in landover. not all that field. maryland state police say that car and truck you see there collided head on around 9:00 or 10:00 last night. they're trying to figure out why one of those cars was going the wrong way. follow-up dates in the nbc washington app. >>> developing this morning, metro transit police are looking for the two men on the screen. they're connected to a shooting that happened at the minnesota avenue station last night. one man was shot in the arm on the platform. he is expected to be okay. shots were fired sometime after 8:00 p.m. if you know anything, contact metro transit police. >>> another developing story we're following. the attempted suicide bombing in new york city. the first on u.s. soil. it happened yesterday durin

we're going to post any updates on yesterday's derailment in the nbc washington app. >>> we're following a developing story in southeast washington. police are searching for the gunman who killed a teenager at a community center basketball court. the shooting happened last night on bruce place southeast at the frederick douglass community center. people there told news 4 the teen was on the court when someone robbed and shot him. he died at the scene. the victim's name has not been released. >>> this morning, a d.c. woman is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries from a fire. it started inside a first floor apartment on downing road last night. a second woman and a firefighter were also taken to the hospital. they're expected to be the fire. he's okay. >>> the remnant of this brushfire in gaithersburg are still burning. chopper 4 flew over the scene near lay tonsville road last night. firefighters contained it as much as they could but expect it to continue burning for hours. no word yet on what caused it. >>> right now, things are getting back to normal for air travelers. this i

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. >>> e download the nbc 10 app to get the forecast for your neighborhood right on your smart phone. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with police shooting a robbery suspect that led officers on a chase. >> the crime outside a neighborhood deli that started it all. steven fisher joining us live on that scene with that new video. >>> right here at the corner of 49th and walnut is where the suspect ran into a parked car. no incidents. happened jst a few block wasp. that's where e we found the surveillance video of the suspect just moments before the that robbery. surveillance video shows two men walking into the store together. they have a minor altercation inside and then leave. police say that's when the suspect armed with a gun rob eb the person he was with. police found him shortly after which sparked a chase that ended here and crashed. >> police chases through a residential neighborhood, there's a the lot of kids around here. are a little worrisome. >> reporter: the suspect was reported to be armed and did not follow lis orders. >> the operator made movements to fight the

if you want to find out more tips, head to the nbc washington app and you'll find all of the updated forecast information you'll need during this cold snap. >> 4:30 now. breaking news concerning metro's orange line. >> chris lawrence is at the live desk with the details. >> someone got shot at a metro station in northeast d.c. police are searching for two people who may be connected to what happened at the minnesota avenue station. police are looking for these two men. they got into an argument with another man. someone started shooting. these two took off. the third man shot in the arm is expected to be okay. adam tuss is headed to the rail station. coming up at 5:00, he'll explain what drivers need to do this morning to stay safe on metro. back to you. >> thank you, chris. >>> it's 4:31. a serious wrong-way crash left one person dead and another critically injured in maryland. this is a look at footage from chopper 4. this is the outer loop not far from fedex field. that car and truck you see there collided head on around 9:30 last night. they're trying to figure out why one of the

and would a safety upgrade have made the difference? tom costello, nbc news, boston. >>> meantime tonight, it's a race to get back up and running after a power outage knocked out the busiest airport in the world. atlanta's hartsfield-jackson. triggering a day of misery for passengers and a ripple effect felt all across the country. here's nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: today more lines. >> i just feel like we're in the third world. >> reporter: and more frustration. >> beyond irritating. >> reporter: after an epic ten-hour blackout, the power at the world's busiest airport was back on this morning. still, more than 400 flights were canceled today on top of the 1100 canceled yesterday. >> we were on the plane for like 7 1/2 hours. >> reporter: in sunday's chaos, some passengers initially feared a terrorist attack confused by a lack of information. >> i was not expecting that. >> reporter: the stranded for more than six hours, left in terminals with little food. >> thanks, atlanta. >> reporter: this shows the damage to an airport tunnel caused by a swit

it will be a wedding that will be watch add round the world. nbc's lucy cavanaugh has more from london. >> reporter: the date's been set for what looks to be the royal wedding of next year. kensington palace announcing prince harry and meghan markle will marry on may 19th. they announced their engagement last month with the prince telling reporters he knew markle was the one from the very first time they met. the couple attending their first royal event in noting ham earlier this month. earlier this week, it was revealed they will spend their first christmas as an engaged couple with the queen and other members of the family. they bucked tradition by choosing a saturday. royal weddings usually take place on a weekday. prince william and kate wed on a friday and the queen on a thursday. the may wedding will have been picked to give kate time to recover after the birth of her third child. the queen will be in attendance look with the rest of the family. prince george and princess charlotte look to take the roles of page boy and bridesmaid. lucy cavanau

hear a full interview on the nbc washington app. >>> and we have some more breaking news for you this morning. ten people are displaced from their homes just before the christmas holiday. a fire broke out earl morning at a home on 21st street southeast near trenton place. >> we think about the timing coming up to christmas. you and i just re-tweeted derrick ward's tweet. he is live at southeast this morning. he put out information about how you can help the folks. derrick, what else are you gathering? >> reporter: right now, this is still under investigation. crews are still on the scene, as you can see here. often, that is the case because with a fire like this, it could still be hot spots. that's why they keep trucks here. take a look. you see the damage there. the most significant damage done to the corner house. the house across that little breezeway from there, that house was damaged, too, just from the radiant heat. the house on the other side of that house also offered significant damage. 4:00 a.m., when the fire broke out, crews responded. everyone got out of these houses. no

as we continue to try to get updates we're going to follow it for you in the nbc washington app, so makeure you check that to see what the latest is. >> adam, we have more breaking news. now let's take you down to texas. houston police there arresting a man they say was found with several guns and ammunition inside his hyatt regency hotel room. officers responded to the scene around 1:30 a.m. they responded for what our affiliate reports as a belligerent and intoxicated man. they ended up finding that ammunition stash and the weapons as well. they're searching his vehicle right now. what's interesting about this is that this is a hotel overlooking an area where a planned new year's celebration is set to take place. all of this, of course, incredibly frightening given what happened in las vegas earlier this year. we're going to continue to update this as well as we get more details. >> you tipped your cap to the houston police for that one for sure. >>> let's look at erie, pennsylvania, different kind of story here. it's all about the snow as you can see here, residents still it's erie, a

just tap the free nbc 10 app. >>>. developing right now, the search for a holiday thief is growing tonight. police in three counties and two states are on the hunt for this man. say he's targeting people everywhere from office parks to hospitals. >> multiple credit card thefts have been reported across lehigh and even in maryland. you can see the areas the thief struck on your screen. >> deanna durante joins us with exclusive details about the crimes. >> reporter: when we told you about the story last week, this bandit was striking in office parks and buildings here. now we have learned he's been striking across the state from the pocono mountains and even out of state into maryland. he with us in like he belongs here. always wearing his penn state baseball cap. you see him in the video from upper marion township. the guy police say has an answer to any question he's asked. recently inside a hospital, he carried a clipboard and left with purses and wallets. >> we're trying to find the vehicle in question. >> reporter: h

the super bowl at levi stadium. you can watch at 8:00 a.m. here on nbcrea. >> congratulations ahead of time for all the things duffy you have done in the past. >> and dry for the parade. >> southern california looks fine. but start with the new year's day forecast but it's very interesting east of the rockies just how cold it gets in places you might not expect. let's look at the national map i'll show you. look at dallas, 30, new orleans a high of 40, 5 degrees in schi for a high. 18 in new york city. look at kansas city, 6 degrees. sue city, not even above zero for monday. arctic plunge east of the rockies. but the orange you see here in california, high pressure keeping us immune from the cold snap. look at the rain lurking off shore more on tuesday and wednesday. right now 5 in san francisco. hazy skies. spare the air continues through the smoky weekend. low 30s in sand rafael np and temperatures as we head towards the morning will be dropping out of the the 40s and 50s to low to mid-30s in the coolest spots of the north bay. again and we have to wat

the packers 16-0. that was here on nbc 10. the birds can clinch home field throughout the playoffs if they beat the raiders tomorrow night, christmas night. it is a black christmas, eagles wearing all black. i'm john clark from nbc sports philadelphia. have a great holiday. ♪ snoelt >>> in delaware county, hundreds of people turned out for the annual chester christmas concert and toy giveaway. the night began with performances by jermaine dolly and several local choirs at the macedonia church. a reception followed where more than 150 kids received gifts. >>> later today, christmas eve masses will be celebrated at churches and cathedrals here at home and around the world. in philadelphia, masses at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul are scheduled this evening at 5:00. that's followed by musical lead-in to the solemn midnight mass. tomorrow, christmas day mass is at the basilica will be celebrated starting at 5:00 a.m. >>> also happening today, it is your last chance to see philadelphia's christmas village at love pa

the series has never won a golden globe. mike barger, nbc> it's not smart comedy necessarily with "will and grace," but it's hilarious. >> you can go to schtick. >> i go for "this is us." >> let's get one last look at the forecast now. sheena? >> we had snow this past weekend and it has melted across the area and temperatures as we go through the rest of the day well above freezing and tonight we're back in the 30s and tomorrow we'll have a few sprinkles and otherwise breezy and 47 degrees and we weather alert day because of the cold. you see 23 for a morning low and it will be windy so it will feel closer to single digits, and the suburbs will be in the teens wednesday afternoon. 30 for a high temperature, but it's actually going to feel like the teens throughout the afternoon and that will be the warmest point of the day and then we go into thursday and a chance of a few flurries and snow chances in the forecast as we go into the weekend and next week. not too bad. we have this one shot of cold air and wednesday will be the coldest and int

the nbc bay area was first on the scene last night.unfire erupted in the parking lot of that target. two people were shot. and remain in critical condition this evening. one person is in custody. and police say everyone is accounted for in this investigation. target making a statement that the gunfire was in no way related to anything that happened inside of that store. that store is open for business now. >> okay. >>> would you pay $8 an hour at a parking meter? it could happen in san francisco if a new city city parking crunch passes. roz plater is there now and the hike is about to be voted on. >> reporter: indeed it is. that's happening inside city hall on the fourth floor you might hear in a few minutes some christmas festivities outside. but hard at work on the fourth floor in the city hall. if you drive in san francisco you know how tough it is to find parking. people double park. they circle around around the block and park in delivery zones. the city's parking planners say the fix is a plan they called demand responsive pricin

the nbc head andy lack said this was the first complaint in the over 20 years he's been at nbc. other reports say that's a lie. a detailed investigation published yesterday by "variety" said multiple women complained about matt lauer's behavior but they were ignored. the writers join us tonight. elizabeth, the statement from nbc changed. it was noted a lot today. the first one said there were no complaints and the second one said that current management has been aware of. is that a significant change and what accounts for that? >> that's what we were hearing when we were reporting this. they kept saying the current management. as we reported this story, we spoke to many different sources and different women who had been there for ranging years in matt lauer's career. from the current regime and the old regime. with nbc saying they were only aware of one claim to us whether it's the current or the old regime doesn't really matter. we heard there were multiple claims. >> tucker: so far you have the definitive account i think. why haven't we heard directly from andy lack or the head

the guy scrapped it for money. nbced to the hospital for children as kiki got a brand-new walker a donation that the hospital made happen. >> they've always had our backs. >> kiki had cerebral palsy and needs the walker for her to be able to get around. kiki needs custom features. the outpouring of support from around the region has shown her how much kindness is out there and her mom has found forgiveness. >> we are sorry. >> one of the guys who took the walker said it was all a mistake and he thought it was trash. >> from my heart, i feel it was an honest mistake. >> reporter: even though they walked up the driveway to get the walker, she'll try to believe that it was just a mistake and they won't repeat the problem again. they are now charged with felonies. >> some people may feel they should keep the chargers but i don't think it's that serious. luckily she was blessed enough to get a walker so fast. >> in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> great to see that smile on her face. >> glad she's able to get around

so far, four people connected to the trump campaign are charged. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> and the former host of "access hollywood" is firing back at donald trump over the infamous tape where the president can be heard bragging about inappropriately grabbing women. there are reports president trump has privately questioned whether the voice on the tape is really his. in a "new york times" op ed article billy bush said of course, he said it and he laughed along and there were every other guy were laugh. bush was fired because of that tape. >>> new york's conductor james levine while it investigates allegations of three men. the opera company told nbc news it first became aware of the allegations when police opened an investigation in october 2016. he's been the met's conductor for more than 40 years. he's not commented publicly on these accusations. >>> the short list is out. a look at the top contenders for "time's" person of the year. >>> president trump is on his way to utah. he is expected to make an announcement about land currently protected. sev

thanks to the grin ch bots trying to steal christmas. nbc news. >> are you paying too much? is that too much? used one at that. mostly clear skies this morning. temperatures are continuing to stay on the chilly side. and colder than average for the most ten days to two weeks. maybe longer than that. tomorrow not too bad. back in the mid-40s across much of the area. here's a quick peak at 10 day forecast. mid chance next we. >> we haven't seen those graphics in a while. happy to see that in the forecast. that's it we'll see you this afternoon first at 4. ♪ >>> we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> the sky is completely orange and smoke everywhere. and, you know, this is an area that's so heavily populated with homes that, you know, even though there's brush all around us and hills all around us, you don't really think that, you know, it's going to move into such a densely populated area, but i think there's real concern and real fear now. >> okay, that was at 6:30 this morning, our morning meeting, natalie on the phone. we didn't think she was going to make it. >> i m