tim furlong down to washington, d.c.o he could reach out to our lawmakers face-to-face. >> and some lawmakers will be showing up right where you are? >> reporter: in about a half hour democratic lawmakers from the house and senate they're going to come over here to the steps of the supreme court to protest president trump executive order. there's a lot of nonpoliticians as well. some people here call it unfair, it's un-american. some republicans say it's not really going to accomplish the real intent of keeping american's safe at home. many major airports around the country as some refugee as immigration families who have gone through the legal process to come here were either detained or sent back. here's what corey booker had to say about the policy. >> it is so offensive to who we are as a nation that your entrance into our nation should be determined by how you pray. and this makes us more dangerous because our enemies, terrorists are trying to cast our efforts against them as a war on islam. >> and back live to the

that had come to thank him. >> when i die, delaware will be written on my heart. >> in wilmington, tim furlongu can see much more of furlong's story on vice president joe biden. >> we posted portions of it on nbc10.com so you can check it out there. all right, let's talk about protests that took place today causing some chaos here on the streets of washington, d.c., and now thousands of women are planning a large march here tomorrow. we'll be right back. >> we do not seek to impose our way of life on anyone but rather to let it shine as an example. we will shine for everyone to follow. we will reinforce old alliances and form new ones and unite the civilized world against radical islamic terrorism, which we will eradicate completely from the face of the earth. >>> chaos erupted in parts of washington, d.c., today as police and protesters clashed in the streets. police used pepper spray and flash bangs as protesters did damage to businesses and other property. at one point a limo went up in flames. the protesters included union members from philadelphia. we swau them confronting police and tryi

tim furlong looks at her legacy. >> reporter: the vp has been a capriotti's fan since day one. this was in d.c. a few years back. >> this should end the debate about where the best sandwich comes from. >> reporter: capriotti's started on union street in 1976. low lois and her brother started the company. there are more than 100 stores around the nation. lois died early thursday morning. i spoke to the company's president. >> it was a rarity to have such a strong business woman, you know, be successful. she proved all of her doubters wrong. >> reporter: capriotti's did okay for years. family members added extra stores. this was the game changer, lois re-created a thanksgiving sandwich her aunt bobby used to make. it's turkey stuffing cranberry and mayo. it's been voted america's favorite sandwich. lois' sister says they'll remember the way lois treated everyone around her including the longtime employees still working at the two delaware shops lois's family still owns. >> she worried about that faction of business, not just what it would bring to her, but how is this going to im

tim furlong. >>> bill has told amy and the others who helped save him, he'd love to meet in key west next january. >> yeah. really counting his blessings. they would want to walk that half marathon together. might happen. >> great story. let's turn to our weather now. not too cold for ice skaters out there tonight as we look live at the blue cross river rink. winter making its return? >> it's january and it's going to start feeling like late january. didn't do so much of that over the last couple of days. although we're now dropping in through the 40s across the area after a high today of 55. you can see how much it's dropped. west cal township down to 42. exton at 45. chester heights at 45. north wales and elroy at 43. bedminister 43. newtown at 44. the wind continues out of the west northwest. we had gusts up close to 50 miles per hour in parts of the area this afternoon. now it's gusting to 30. so it's down a little bit. 37 miles per hour gusts in wilmington. 31 in atlantic city. so the wind's not nearly as strong as it was. tomorrow's going to be a windy day but not as windy as t

and nbc 10's tim furlong took the train with him from the capital to the party in wilmington. we'll take you along for the ride. >>> a live look at the white house at the first day of donald trump's presidency, he's promising to put the needs of the country before anything else. >> from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. america first. >>> the time for empty talk is over. now arrives the hour of action. >> a new day in america, president donald trump delivered his first message as the nation's new leader, suggesting his election will lead to a new national pride that will heal our division. >> welcome back to our live coverage from washington, d.c. as the inauguration of donald trump as our 45th president of the united states. >>> president trump asked those who attended a luncheon this afternoon to stand up and applaud his campaign rival, hillary clinton. president trump said he was very honored to have president clinton and the former secretary of state at that luncheon. he said he had a lot of respect for those two people. >> this morning, now former pre

nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong has the story. >> reporter: world cafe live at the queen on market street, they get good shows. this year ben harper. >> small and intimate. you never know who is going to come through. >> reporter: but after helping to restore this historic theater and restaurant just a few years ago world cafe live is now leaving the queen. they say despite their efforts, the market street renaissance hasn't picked up enough steam to keep the place running. a lot of people are big fans over what world cafe brought to the area but the place lost its buzz and its ability to draw big name acts. >> normally a wedding over there, not a decent show. >> reporter: they'll be taking over in may when world cafe leaves. it could mean bigger acts that could trickle over to businesses. >> we all hope we get bigger names. >> reporter: but what about the local talent? >> i'd love to see them at least keep the venue local artist friendly. >> reporter: world cafe live was very local friendly. jonathan has performed on the queen stage a few times. this local music promoter

. >> delaware bureau reporter tim furlong shows us the impact on families. >> this smi house right here. >> reporter: well, this will be margaret's house in wilmington. and she's helping to build it. >> yeah. i tell my kids, i'm out there sweating for us. >> reporter: but margaret's habitat for humanity home and 14 other habitat houses are now behind schedule. we should be hearing a lot more of this -- and a whole lot more of this -- but habitat's small staff relies heavily on volunteers to help them do the work and right now there's not enough. >> this year is a lot slower than normal. we're doing more with less resources than normal. >> reporter: lot of delaware companies organize groups and let their employees volunteer for habitat and the numbers do usually go down in the cold winter months and around the holidays but i'm told they don't usually go down this low. if you can help call habitat's office in wilmington. they'll teach you everything you need to know and you you'll pick up valuable skills you can use in your own house. >> i helped paint and everything. >> reporter: she's p

tim furlong takes us for a ride coming up. >>> a philly tradition stopped in its tracks. while the cycling classic has been stopped in man i think. a. y. . . . . . . . >>> more breaking news now from sky force 10. there is a house fire there in west philadelphia. this is in the 4200 block of westminster avenue. you see the fire trucks on the scene. we understand firefighters have been working on this on the roof there. it does look like things are under control. also looks like there was some sort of tarp on top of that structure there as we pull back out wider. we understand no one's been hurt in this fire in the 4200 block of westminster avenue. >>> right now at 5:00, the march for life. tens of thousands descended on washington today to protest abortion rights. >> that included hundreds of people who boarded buses early this morning in philadelphia. people of all ages went to d.c. to have their voices heard, including maurice sheridan from delaware county. >> very important for us to stand and to pray and for the world to know that abortion has to stop. >> vice preside

i just want to have fun again. >> reporter: tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> there are six days left to get your hands on a real steal from the city of philadelphia. a suit of armor is up for grabs oen a website that's filled with items from government agencies, schools and police across the country. there aren't a lot of details about the arm or. the listing says it's authentic and made to fit a child. so far bidding is up to $300. >>> catholic schools week across the country and immaculate heart of mary school held student appreciation where students read books together and took part in other activities. 44 schools will participate in the week-long celebration. >>> turning to our weather now. sunny and cold across much of the area. after we started off with rain and snow this week. this was the scene in ardmore, montgomery county, this afternoon. people getting in a little shopping. a live look at penn's landing and the blue cross river rink. chilly conditions for skaters tonight. we're warming up for tomorrow. >> that's right. we had temperatures get into the 50s in parts of delaware

coming up at 5:30, tim furlong gives us insight into what carnie faces into his first year in office. and the race for governor in new jersey is already heating up. kim guadagno took shots at chris christie today as she kicked off her race for governor. outsaying his name she criticized his statehouse renovation. >> simply do not have the money to turn the statehouse into the palace of versailles. >> christie's second in command stood by his side for seven years. that ended last year when christie supported donald trump and increased the state's gas tax. >>> later we learned that president obama commuted the sentence of chelsea manning, the former intelligence analyst convicted of leaking classified information to wikileaks. manning, known as bradley at the tichl the conviction, has served seven years of his 35-year sentence. manning will be released from prison on may 17th. president obama has announced commutations throughout his presidency. today's list included 209 people. most were facing long prison sentences on drug charges. five of them were from our region. a woman from wilmi

live in bethany beach, delaware, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. pamela osborne checking out the roads inland in roxboro. you said you're having the same trouble as tim furlong, keeping the car on the road. >> reporter: absolutely, tracy. it's getting a point now where you can definitely feel the winds whipping around as you drive on to the roadway. now i'm going to flip the camera around to give you a view. a little bit of light rain and the big story for us right now is the winds. we are on ridge avenue right now and roxboro and seen leaves and branches down and this morning elsewhere and showing you video of a tree that fell down. now, this is right near ridge avenue right near fairmount park there. and tree came down on cars parked there. a testament to how significantly some of these winds are blowing right now at this hour. as we come back out here live, another look at ridge avenue as we're heading making our way closer to the city, the center city, rather. just, again, a little bit of rain. you definitely want to take things slow. i know kr

let's go to nbc10 tim furlong. tim, the rain is tapering off there in delaware? >> it's misty here guys as we ahead through milford into kent county now. i'm not going that fast and you can see people flying around me. i will tell you there's a lot of pull on the vehicle. the wind is still blowing. you're still feeling it especially in a boxy vehicle like this. it's closed near the indian river only because of sand and water on the low. road spots on the beaches. inch or two of water on the road. don't try to get through it. so be careful out there. that's what i'm trying to do as i ahead back home to north wilmington myself tonight. >> at least the wipers getting a break there, tim. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing

nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong spoke to one of the homeowners. you'll hear from that homeowner ahead at 5:00. >>> changes could be coming to driver's licenses in pennsylvania. the department of homeland security has granted the state more time to get in line with the real i.d. law. you'll not be able to show your pennsylvania driver's license to get on a plane starting in 2018. lawmakers have until june to come up with a solution. >>> girl scout cookies are back but with a little something new. >>> delicate operation. the unusual surgery that took place in our area today. it's the patient that makes this procedure so peculiar. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to worry about student loan debt. i graduated into it. it was keeping me from doing the things i love, like traveling to see my nephews. but i knew there had to be a way to manage it. citizens bank education refinance loan. call... or visit citizensbank.com/refi to find out how much you could save in less than two minutes. i refinanced more than 6 federal and private loans. even if

tim furlong was there for the inauguration.hat can we expect from the governor in his first few days in office. >> reporter: he readily admits his first decision as governor was a pretty horrible one. he chose to keep his inauguration outside on the steps of legislative hall and it rained. but the next few days he said he'll focus on economic development and get down to business here. what could be a tricky state budget and try to help make wilmington safer. >> is it raining now? >> reporter: it rained hard for the inauguration in dover but spirits are high. >> i feel the sunshine in my heart. >> reporter: but on day one as govern governor, kearney has his priorities. one is to fix the city where he lives. >> i truly believe our state cannot be successful if wilmington is not successful. >> reporter: in his speech he mentioned the new wilmington mayor who was in the audience here. they're friends and they've already talked about new policing strategies and reintegrating prisoners as they re-enter society. if residents and visit

. >>> i'm tim furlong in delaware. crews have been in and out here today. they've been pretreating and brining primary and secondary roads in the entire state. they're monitoring road temperatures. the forecast and timing of the snow that will come through tonight, they'll to do everything they can to minimize the impact on tomorrow morning's rush. >>> that was tim furlong there. let's head to the philly suburbs. all area streets have been brined. salt trucks will begin to roll when the first flakes start falling in a few hours. more than 300 trucks will be over during the overnight and morning hours. >>> and with the snow comes the game of cones, so to speak. philadelphia police reminding everyone that's saving freshly parking spots with a parking cone is illegal. the department sent out this tweet today with a reference to the hbo show game of thrones. be a good neighbor. >>> it's going to get a lot c d colder. >> it's time to get the cold weather gear we all need. we found shoppers picking up ski jackets, gloves long underwear and other items to keep you

nbc 10's delaware bureau reporter tim furlong explains. >> reporter: ben harper has played here. >> here in wilmington the other day. >> reporter: hillary clinton held a campaign rally here. it helped boost wilmington's market street renaissance but now cafe live decided it isn't making enough money so they're pulling out. this guy works nearby and he said that it has slowed down. >> there were definitely times because there were more weddings over there than anything else really going on. >> reporter: a local development company owns the building and says the queen, a former vaudeville theater in boston that later sat empty for 15 years will remain as a music venue. even if they bring in huge national name acts, local musicians tell me they hope there's still a place for them here as well. ♪ show me your love >> reporter: jonathan has played the queen as an artist and hopes to get up on the stage here again. >> i'm very sad to see it go. >> reporter: gail is a local music promoter who specializes in all-ages shows. she's brought lots of fans to the theaters to see up and coming original

nbc 10's tim furlong found out how the current political climate is really changing the conversationcial media. >> at this point i'm ready to disconnect. >> reporter: rachel and many others are fed up with facebook. >> since the inauguration and the last what, eight or nine days that trump's been in office, it has been crazy. >> reporter: she doesn't really care who you voted for and she doesn't think you should care who she voted for. she's tired of the political vitriol and she's not alone. >> i feel like i'm on reality tv. >> reporter: she lines to talk politics in person but he's appalled by the name calling and the unfriending that's taking the fun out of facebook. >> i feel like i have the weight of the world on my shoulders. i'm not sleeping. >> reporter: so many comments, so many people throwing the around the facts as least as they see them. today i asked on facebook if people were getting tired the of all the political posts back and forth. guess what a lot of people chimed back in with political posts. and you did it. >> i know. i didn't mean to do it. >> reporter: lori is

our team coverage continues now with nbc 10 tim furlong. live in storm force 10. he joins us from sussex county. looks like a winter wonderland out there. >> reporter: it is pretty out here, rosemary. straight ahead you're look agent the board walks the ocean is another 75 yards after that to your left on your screen. you can hopefully see in the light there how quickly the snow is whipping across here. you can see, as you look down here, and obviously a lot of businesses are closed now. there are no lane markers. there's no parking markers. you can't see anything. there's probably close to an inch on the ground here. again, as ted said earlier, there's nothing stopping it from accumulating. it said it's 30 degrees on my jeep thermometer here. it's piling up and piling up quickly. i've seen a lot of del dot trucks on the outlets and the beaches through lewis and dewey and bethenny. those areas. the del dot trucks are out here. here the snow is piling up little bit. it's not enough accumulation for any plow-down operations where they're plowing snow just yet. i thi

nbc 10's tim furlong takes us behind the scenes look for tomorrow's welcome home rally. >> reporter: bob jones has shined a lot of folks riding the amtrak train. friday afternoon he looks forward to seeing joe biden's shoes walk through the train station named in his honor. doesn't matter he'll no longer be the vice president. >> he'll go down as one of the best ones. >> reporter: a rally started out as a small welcome home gathering. it's no longer anywhere close to small. it's free and open to the public. it's going to be packed. >> people have donated signs, school kids have made signs, the marching band has volunteered to come. >> i think it will be awesome. delaware will show out. >> reporter: tina said she wouldn't miss it. if you want to be part of it, don't waste your time going to the train station. the roads between the chase sist center would be a good place to watch. get a ticket for an event with big sprieurprises. >> lots of people he's touched and they want to be here acknowledge what he's done. >> nbc 10 news. >>> we'll be right back with more inauguration coverage fr

. >> reporter: in dover, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> and on this same topic, kevin hart is getting ready to film his new movie in his hometown of philadelphia under a different name. the city's film office said production is set to start next month. movie is "untouchable." >>> a live look at the radar showing the rain moving into the area now. the rain could be heavy at times? >> that's right. we're tracking a for heavy downpours. never mind we already have snow that is melting. so you have to take into consideration the liquid we're getting and the snow melting. be mindful of localized ponding. a live look in philadelphia. it's dry now. keep in mind but we're tracking all of that rain headed our way. so right now you can see the leading edge of those rain showers moving into chester, cape may county. now making it to the ground there. chester county already seeing reports. new castle and kent county no reports there. not yet, however, a local zoom here you can see everything is starting to move in quickly enough. the clouds are thick right now. and current wind profile really impo

he told tim furlong he looks forward to a break.iden plans to get back to work with university of delaware and university of pennsylvania and he'll focus on ending cancer. on his way back to delawaren reflected onto inauguration. when the bidens arrived in wilmington they were greeted by the mayor along with hundreds of cheering fans. president donald trump america's new commander-in-chief will be the topic on "meet the press" this weekend. join moderator chuck todd tomorrow morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> in other news investigators are trying to figure out what caused a row home fire that killed two people in chester delaware county. two row homes went up in flames on morton avenue before noon yesterday. officials tell us one of the homes was abandoned. neighbors say a mother and her adult son in the other but unclear exactly who died. >>> new from overnight a man is in the hospital after he was stabbed in north philadelphia. nbc 10 was on the scene here on north 10th street. the attack happened just after 1:00 this mor

nbc 10's tim furlong is in wilmington. his story is ahead at 6:00. >>> joe biden had quite an afternoon after the president surprised him with this announcement. >> i am pleased to award our nation's highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom. [ applause ] >> we will hear from the vice president after he received this special honor. >>> just scream out call the cops, call the cops. >> before the cops could get there this homeowner took things into his own hands. how he won the break in battle ahead at nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> you watched an amazing moment live right here on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >> president barack obama awarding vice president joe biden the presidential medal of freedom. a teary eyed biden accepted the medal. the highest civilian honor. biden spoke about his family, his two sons beau and hunter and his wife, jill. >> everybody knows here i am jill's husband. everybody knows that i love her more than she loves me. with good reason. >> today's honor was a total surprise to the vice president.

tim furlong is live in lewes. >> those delaware beaches getting hammered. >> reporter: the rain stopped and that's a good thing our nbc10 vehicles were getting pushed all over the roads. if you're out on the roads in delaware today you know what i'm talking about. the beaches too. sometimes it's actually hard to stand up and the sting of the sand is pretty painful. this is lewes beach. the cape may lewes ferry leaves in this area right here. it's not here now. just way too rough out there. >> looking at the angry sea. >> a few folks just say they had to come out and see it. >> looks like a washing machine out there. >> reporter: the see of rehoboth. crews are picking up any down branches they see. it's getting tougher and tougher to get to low lying areas and on delaware root 1 the stop lights were sideways in the wind. del dot reports a few flooded out roads. while waves have come up to the dunes he hasn't seen major beach erosion. it's something pretty cool to see. >> i've never seen it here like this before ever. >> reporter: ray and i were here during hurricane sandy and i don't thi

nbc 10's tim furlong spoke with some of the homeowners. >> flames went up through the roof. it went straight up. >> reporter: antoine says the fire spread quickly through his house. he saw the two guys that started it. they first set his shed on fire and tried to come inside the house. >> they took the shovel from the shed and shattered my patio door window. if i hadn't had jumped up off the coach and started screaming at them they would have been in my house. >> reporter: we were given a number of video clips of the scene overnight here at the newcastle point town homes. we were here today for the clean up. the fire marshall says there's $300,000 worth of damage and six people need to find someplace to live. >> i'm mad, i'm angry. >> reporter: mike had a tough time talking to me. he said he wishes he could have saved his most prized possessions. >> there are pictures and things like that that my children and family members -- >> i don't have a clue. >> reporter: antoine is trying to figure out why the house he shares with his 17-year-old son was targeted. he's lived there 2

let's check in with tim furlong. we last saw you at 4:00. how have conditions changed where you are? >> reporter: it's gotten much dryer and colder out here. it is really you have to hold on to your hat out here. i want to show you in lewes, the water has come up significantly in the bay here. it's nowhere need the streets of lewes. when the waves, they've been pounding the beaches all day. the water at the marina is way higher than normal and the neighborhoods were tough to pass. the one road into this neighborhood getting narrower throughout the day. as far as nor'easters go this one's isn't too bad. the delaware beaches have had a rainy tough to dry sand flowing in your face. stores trying to keep the water out type day. some people felt like they had to come out and see it. >> for me it's beautiful. >> reporter: i just checked with del dot. there's still some traffic issues up and down the states. school closings and early dis-missals. i checked the del mar virginia power at 2:00 p.m. the good news at the beach town. it doesn't look like

nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong explains why. new at 5:00. >> reporter: jennifer is one of 19,000 delaware workers who got the letter she's probably one of the few that actually read it. >> like y didn't know it had anything to do with insurance companies. >> reporter: it's from a company called summit. a recent data breach has potentially jeopardized jennifer's personal information and lots of the diocese college. employees during that time period, and even newcastle county itself are also part of the breach. >> i know personally because i received the letter. >> delaware's insurance commissioner got the letter. >> read that, they think it's a scam. >> reporter: summit is doing the right thing sending the letter but said it needed to be more specific and give details. most of it focused on the free credit check they're offering. >> the way it was written, it appears as if it's either, a, an ad or b, a scam. >> reporter: if you threw away the letter or you're not sure you got the letter in the first place. ask around with your co

he told tim furlong that he looks forward to a break.hen biden plans to get back to work at the university of delaware and university of pennsylvania where he'll focus on ending cancer. on his way back to delaware biden reflected on the inauguration. >>> when the bidens arrived in wilmington they were greeted by the mayor along with hundreds of cheering fans. president donald trump america's new commander-in-chief will be the topic on nbc's "meet the press". you can join moderator chuck todd tomorrow morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> a look at our temperatures in our philadelphia neighborhoods. mild start. we've been looking at these numbers every where fairly mild. upper 30s, low mid-40s. 42 degrees chestnut hill and west mount airy at 43. officially at the airport 43 degrees as well. not much difference for richmond 45 and fox chase also 45 degree mark this morning. so temperatures are going to don't rise as we get into your philadelphia. low mid-50s for high temperatures. radar and satellite shows us we'll stick with this clo

nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong will have more on the impact on this breach at 5:00. >>> defense lawyers are trying to get a landmark case in the catholic church sexual abuse scandal. >> monsignor lynn was before the court again today. >> reporter: he has served 33 months in prison. was released last summer when a new trial was ordered. monsignor william lynn is prevented from talking about the case against him and so are all the lawyers involved. but we can tell you inside an 11th floor courtroom in philadelphias prosecutors were accused of misconduct and withholding information they say should have been disclosed that would have been prevented lynn from being convicted. lynn was a former aide to the cardinal. prosecutors say lynn continued the church's practice of rotating pedophile priests from parish to parish. today lynn's lawyers accused the district attorney of hiding information about the victim in the case. a former philadelphia detective took the stand and told the judge he voiced concerns about inaccuracies in the victim's account. when he brought it to the pro

tim furlong is live at the pennsylvania convention center. >> pretty cool stuff for families to see this weekend? >> totally worth it. i'm thinking about bringing my own kids. just to kind of search out and see if we want to buy the new family bentley, or a minivan of some sort. there's something for everyone here. cars, cars, cars, and trucks. literally as far down there as you can see. maybe it's time for a new chevy or bored with your ford. say see ya to your kia. your next ride is probably here at the philly auto show. 125,000 square feet of floor space. there is tons of stuff for the rest of the family to do while you drool over the lamborghinis. no cup holders, seriously? >> we have six iconic movie vehicles from back to the future, batman. >> reporter: there are smart cars here. you don't need to fix the flux capacit capacitor. they're all here. at camp jeep you'll need to buckle in. the guys will take you up and over 30 degrees hills. tilt the jeeps hard. they'll do things in the jeep you probably never would. but it's nice to know you could. >> we show them the discipline of wha

he told tim furlong that he looks forward to a break but then biden plans to get back to work at theniversity of delaware and university of pennsylvania where he'll focus on ending cancer. on his way back to delaware mr. biden reflected onto inauguration. >>> when the bidens arrived in wilmington they were greeted by the mayor along with hundreds of cheering fans. >>> lawmakers in pennsylvania and new jersey are proposing new legislation that would require future presidential candidates to make their tax returns public. they say the bills will ensure presidents are transparent about their financial dealings. president trump refused to release his tax returns during the campaign. there's already a petition on whitehouse.gov calling for those documents. >>> nbc 10 continues our commitment to clear the shelters and to find homes for adoptable pets. christina is a sweetheart. >> she's a 4-year-old pit bull mix and she is a dream. she is already house trained. she knows sit and stay. she grew up with other dogs as well as young children. so she's great for anyone looking for a new member

. >>> nbc 10's tim furlong is live for us. >> not just snow people are concerned about, the bitter temperatures that are coming. >> reporter: up here in plates like middletown and parts of northern kent county it's about the temperatures. it's cold now, trust me when i say i've looked at the numbers this is balmy compared to what it will feel like later this weekend. this lady probably hads some chilly ankles, but it's not horribly cold in middle town today. but i asked siri about tomorrow. >> it doesn't look so nice tomorrow. down to 17 degrees and snowing. >> reporter: last night's snow barely hanging around today. a little more will fall tomorrow. the roads are clear today. all of us in delaware, we have to get ready for some bitter cold. >> you'll get weather in kenya? >> reporter: we don't have snow. >> when it's cold? >> reporter: it's like 40. >> reporter: he plans to spend the weekend indoors. the carts in walmart won't get themselves back into the snow. complaini complaining about the cold won't get you anywhere. >> i want it to be warm again. >> reporter: going to sit in the famous ma

. >>> our team coverage continues with tim furlong. >> he >>. >> reporter: i think they're calling all their friends and saying you know that out door event we had planned, let's not do it. it's going to get nasty as the weekend rolls on. at the delaware beaches, folks are buying up shovel and snow blowers and rock salt. they're going to need them. they'll get significant snow over the next 24 hours. as you head upstate we'll see less snow but colder temperature. >> she's cold now. >> reporter: it is cold in middle town but it will get way worse. jessica says doggy jackets have been big sellers today for folks who will have to walk their pups this weekend. hopefully the pups want to get back inside quickly too. >> the colder it gets the quicker she goes to the bathroom. >> reporter: it looks cold in middle town? the snow from last night is barely hanging on, a little more is on the way. but the real weather story is the cold air that will punch you in the face when you step outside. what will you do this weekend to beat the cold? >> work. >> reporter: stay inside working? >> yeah. >> r

nbc 10's tim furlong was on the train with the former vice president.e his story coming up at 6:00. >> people throughout the country glued to the television today. >> it attracted the attention of so many people of all ages. deanna durante is with a group of children from montgomery county. >> we're get agnew president. >> i think it's exciting because we're going to have a new president. >> the president elect of the united states. >> reporter: they don't know why it's time for a new president. >> it wouldn't be fair for the other people that want to be president, because it would be one person. >> reporter: they know it's a big day. >> when a president gets elected, he has to say an oath. >> reporter: you may not know it by everything they're saying, these kids have lived long enough to know one president. he was president for your whole life? >> well, i'm eight half. >> reporter: i stand corrected. >> he's going to protect the united states and that he's going to try his hardest to make us happy. >> reporter: i think they had all eyes on the big scre

today nbc 10's tim furlong found just how easy it is to prevent these terrifying accidents. >> this one'sodie and this one is brock. >> by now you might have seen this family's video that's gone viral. utah twins playing on a dresser. it falls over on one of the boys. bodie is able to push the dresser off his brother. the boys are okay and mom and dad decided we should all see this video. >> everybody needs to bolt their dressers down to the wall. we just didn't think about it. we just want to spread the word as to this one accident that happened and hope it doesn't happen to any other family. >> on average a child is killed by falling furniture every few minutes. a boy was killed by an ikea dresser that fell on him. it's a miracle the boys in this video survived this accident. casey now plans s ts to re-int a bill that calls for a stability standard for furniture. to prevent accidents like this. buy a furniture safety tether. it only costs a few bucks. you need a screwdriver and a stud finder. >> this is a handyman who says it's an easy diy project. find the stud, then screw the mount in