to tracy's point no wonder people aren't happy. they're in jobs they don't like, and they're not working 40 hours a week. >> sasha says you can't find anything bad in the report, what do you think? >> i agree with sasha. and i agree with tracy and gary b. also, they are not really conflicting points of view. this was a great number. 30 million jobs wages up 2.2% in 2014, 26% of surveyed said they have positions that corresponds with previous business peak, but if you look at the jobs that are being created, this is the one negative. and i think it's very good, but you had 408,000 people increase, people going in the labor force that did not have high school degrees. 222,000 dropped out. we are seeing a lot of jobs that are good upper middle, higher income jobs lost. we're seeing a lot of lower income jobs added but sasha is right, jobs are jobs, and it's good that we have jobs being created. >> jonas at least finally we are seeing wages which have been stagnant for so, so long. they're finally starting to move up a bit. >> in itsel

tracy, what do you think?i think they're giving them away for free, david. 0% financing, you have to be kidding me. david: true. >> with all respect to the little green vehicles you can't fit anything in it. we're still a society that needs stuff and has kids and needs to go places. with oil down, it was a no-brainer buy an suv. david: todd, gas-guzzlers are selling. >> it is gas-guzzlers. she said 0% finance, you realize the average guy with 0% finance paying all 7% with all the deductions. we're pay by the month society. go out, i can afford it by the month i'm going to get it. now they're really paying 7% interest versus zero that you think. get none of the rebates. get none hold back. get no extra money. pay cash for the job, save 6 or 7,000 off the top. david: john is this sign of economy getting better? is this sign of individual issues like low interest rates and price of gas being so cheap? >> well, yeah, a stronger dollar means cheaper oil. so that you get a stronger economy with that. what do the big

tracy? >>> following breaking news from overseas. russian president vladimir putin says a cease-fire will begin at midnight saturday local time. both sides in the fighting have also agreed on a plan to remove heavy weaponry. so they've agreed to a cease-fire is the bottom line. ukraine's president says those weapons will be pulled out within two weeks. he also says ukraine should reclaim control of the border with russia by the end of the year. just a few minutes ago, the leader of france -- leaders of france and germany said they will help monitor the situation to make sure that both sides live up to their agreement and help resolve any still-unresolved issues. this story is developing minute by minute. >>> 5:02 now. there are three winning tickets out there for the $564 million powerball jackpot. one of those tickets may not even be in the continental u.s. here's a look at the map we made for you. hopefully you visited relatives somewhere in texas, north carolina or puerto rico a vacation,

tracy? >> thanks. 5:41 right now. what everybody is talking about this monday after the super bowl. >> show me what it looks like to fight like a girl. >> they made us laugh, they made us cry. in some cases, they made us mad. the commercials standing out this morning and read your comments, coming up. >> reporter: i'm jesse gary live in center city. the weather conditions will not make you smile this morning. a lot of rain and water on roadways as you head out. we'll have a condition update for you after this break. ♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! >>> 5:44. you will face a slushy drive as you head out this morning. give yourself extra time this morning. in burlington county snow covering cars on route 73 in mount laurel. the snow quickly turned to rain in pretty much all of southern new jersey. still raining now. drivers will see the worst conditions in lehigh valley and north of that. storm force 10 moving through hanover township. you can se

tracy? >> jillian, thanks. >>> 4:42. we're not the only ones shivering in the cold this week. >> much of the nation is in the freezer. look at this. this car is literally frozen to the ground in maryland. next what caused several layers of ice to form and keep the car in place there. >>> plus addressing a growing epidemic, the important message this video will aim to get across to local students later today. >>> 4:44. new this morning, lawyers for the man accused of killing a 7-month-old want to take the death penalty off the table now that pennsylvania governor tom wolf issued a moratorium on lethal injections in the state. rushdie is facing first, second and third-degree murder charges in delaware county after police charged him with murdering hamza ali in 2013. he also faces kidnapping and abuse of corporation charges. rushdie's lawyers say the state should not be able to impose the death penalty because of that current moratorium. philadelphia's district attorney wants the state supreme court to get involved in the d

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm chris cato. all the powerball money in the world may not buy you warmer temperatures this weekend, unless you buy a ticket to fly somewhere south. meteorologist bill henley is here with his forecast. it's not too bad out there right now. >> no not too bad. i have a feeling that ticket sold in puerto rico is not too cold this morning. temperatures are coming down a little bit. we're in the 20s and low 30s now. clouds overhead and we are watching for snow. snow showers during the day will not be impressive. in fact, before the snow moves in, the temperatures will climb. we'll be near 40 at lunchtime and some scattered snow showers as the temperatures start coming down this afternoon. right now it's 31 wilmington northeast philadelphia trenton, mount holly, pottstown all in the 20s right now. but before the snow showers arrive, in spite of the clouds the temperatures will climb. 33 at 9:00. by lunchtime, 40 degrees. as we go into the afternoon hours, we'll be watching for those scattered light snow

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. yeah, bill did give us the kauf yacht caveat that this would last till spring. >> it is going to get colder during the day today. we're still riding on the warmer air. we felt yesterday when we were in the 40s, temperatures freezing along the i-95 corridor. this view from center city no sign of any precipitation yet. light snow falling for parts of the area north and west as temperatures come down in reading and allentown, mt. pocono, 24 degrees, reporting light snowfall. but it's still 39 degrees right now in northeast philadelphia. but that will be falling this morning. along with some light snow. looks like we could see a dusting in some areas, but nothing more than that. most areas will wind up with no accumulation. 30 degrees at 9:00 and lunchtime we'll see some sunshine but gusty winds blowing. so we'll still be at 30 degrees. then they start to tumble this afternoon. we'll go through it hour by hour of future weather when i'm back in ten. right now let's check in with jillian m

david: tracy, there is awful.not a lot of sympathy from the general public for big banks but community banks, name applies, part of people's neighborhood and want them to survive. >> sarbanes-oxley all over again. we're crushing little guy because he can't afford compliance costs. if he affords it and pays for it he is passing costs to retail consumer. not having a standard mortgage product cripples these guys. the beauty of the community bank, you tell your story the character of customer comes through this loan. david: that's right. >> this is crippling the whole community banking system. david: community banks are the ones, really personable part of the banking community, larry, that people care about. >> yeah. exactly. and you know, they make their money off of consumer loans and mortgages. and now with all the overlay of dodd-frank, nobody clearly understands, and you have to spend all this money on compliance and regulations, try to get a competitive mortgage from a community bank. or consumer loan? it is im

but tracy isn't buying that. >> what are they protecting?hey go ahead with this your prices will go up, more rules and regulations also leads to worst service at the end of the day. this is not going to help the consumer at all. and you know what it does? it hurts the last minnon of entrepreneurship we have out there, that the government doesn't have its hands on. this is what this is brenda, a money-grab. they want to be able to tax it and take a piece home for themselves because they realize it's working without them and they don't like that. >> janice, do you agree e? >> i don't agree at all. i think the word regulation has to be used carefully here. i think the way this is leaning tracy, they are trying to basically charge more. right now we have an even playing field and i think it's important that you and i can afford to pay more for faster connection, but we want everyone to have a faster connection. and we want everyone to have access to the content we have access to legal content we want to see as fast as we want to see it. and i th

tracy? >>> 4:32. as bill henley told us it's a first alert morning with snow in parts of our region. >> the jersey shore is expected to get some of the higher accumulations out of this system, at least in this area. our matt delucia is live in ocean city this morning. matt, anything falling there yet? >> reporter: not yet, chris and tracy, but we are expecting that quite soon as we saw from bill's radar and jillian talking about how delaware is starting to experience a little bit of that snowfall. right now we're on the boardwalk in ocean city right along ninth street. it's dry at the moment. but the temperature has fallen a couple degrees over the past 30 to 45 minutes. you can see out here it's very dead at the moment. it's a ghost town out here on the boardwalk. of course, it is in the middle of winter. we still have a little bit of that leftover snow from this past weekend when we had that earlier storm. at this point we're just going to expect that snowfall to move in in the next half hour to an

i want to get to tracy.r, a country, where is the next bull market so people get in early? >> i hope it is not yoga pants. that is privilege, not a right. way too many people. i'm going with marijuana and 3d printing. i'm opposed to legalization of marijuana but i think it will happen anyway. stocks anything to do with that, continue to rise as well as 3d printing. amazing things happening in all aspectses of business with three deprinting. >> in fact those are very early stage developments, right? paul, give me your thoughts. >> tracy stole 3d printing from me. the one thing i wanted to stress, you have to look at this bull market we've had. tough realize the extent central bank policies fueled. that they have had a big, big part in that, make no mistake. so the thought we're going to have another bull market seeing over course of a few years investments triple in price, you can't count on that happening. however, if you are looking for that, if that's what you want, if you want big reward for big risk, we'

. >> and i'm tracy davidson. catholic elementary schools in the city of philadelphia will be closed tomorrow because of the severe cold. our team of reporters is checking problems caused by the weather. first, meteorologist bill henley is tracking how cold it's going to feel. bill? >> tracy we are on our way to record cold tonight. a first alert has been issued. record cold with the wind blow willing feel like 15 to 25 degrees below zero. first, the cold then the snow. 24 hours from now, we'll be seeing accumulating snow on this live picture. but right now it is a bitter cold wind blowing in philadelphia. 11 degrees. the winds are at 13 with stronger gusts. it feels like 4 degrees below zero in philadelphia. and that's one of the higher readings in the area. look at pottstown, redding. this is where it feels like 16 14, of 16 degrees below zero. and the skiers you just showed feels like 36 degrees below zero in the pocono mountains. tonight we're on track for record cold temperatures. the wind to 20 miles per hou

live in philadelphia tracy davidson, nbc 10 news. >> all right, tracy, thank you very much. good work out there. >>> to learn more about philadelphia's future and for all the information about how your nonprofit organization can apply to become next champion in action, just go to our website at nbc10.com or our nbc 10 mobile app. >>> more bit of cold weather today. a live look at the ben franklin bridge. sunshine is very cold out there. warmer weather is in our future. glenn will let us know how long that welcome change will last just ahead. . >>> a shaken witness tells a 911 operator what she saw in the case of the deadly hit and run involving rap mogul suge knight. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 11:30 this friday morning. it is bitter cold out there throughout the entire area. temperatures will struggle to hit the freezing point. and the wind is making it feel even worse out there as we take a live look now at the aramark building in center city. you see the flags whipping in the wind. the conditions are even harsher for skiers in the poconos. don't see many b

i agree with tracy. you know why people aren't spending? they are scared. my god i have a little extra money in the pocket. i want to save it because i think there are rain clouds out there? people are looking at their wages going my gosh for the last ten years i've seen no increase. >> i have to get everybody in here. >> they don't believe in the oil dividend yet. if you survey people and said is gas going to go above $3? they would say yes. there is a bubble in commodities. when they realize it they will spend the money. >> i think people are still scared. i think it's going to come. the last jobs number was good. >> that's the last word. thanks, guys. did you see this robot dog? he's got nothing on p our ramon. how you can profit from it next. @? >>> predictions. tracy's up first. >> samsung is making tvs that listen to conversations in your family room. that is freaky. turn off the voice activation or buy a new tv. >> that is really scary. >> american express and costco had a break-up. frowny face. you know what? american express doesn't need costco. st

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm chris cato. some record cold possibly tomorrow and then a chance of snow and something else over the weekend. meteorologist bill henley has a whole lot of excitement for us this morning. bill? >> almost like it's february. >> almost. >> it is cold. yesterday was cold but we didn't have the wind yesterday. this morning the wind has made a comeback and it's making it feel like it is below zero for much of the area. look at the camera shaking in the wind. this is the view from camelback this morning. especially cold in the pocono mountains. everyone has got the cold this morning and the wind too. winds are gusting to 25 right now in philadelphia and 29-mile-an-hour wind gusts in south jersey at millville at the airport. look at mt. pocono. four degrees with the wind blowing there. feels like 16 degrees below zero. and it feels like it's below zero in philadelphia wilmington and millville as well. the flag is blowing and that's not going to get any rest during the day today. winds gusting this aftern

tracy? >>> it's one of those days kids really have to bundle up. the brutal cold and wind has parents worried. so nbc 10's matt delucia is live in center city with a doctor's recommendation on how to stay warm, how to keep your kids warm. matt tell us more. >> reporter: tracy, one of the big things would be eating. it's something far too many kids these days do not do. it happened to me when i was a kid. you run out to get the bus because you're late and you skip breakfast. but a pediatrician we spoke with says that really is something you cannot miss. especially on a day like this. we are expecting the windchill to dip from the single digits down below zero today and tomorrow. so safety is a very big concern. we've all been told that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but the doctor says it's perhaps even more important right now. >> feeding kids before they go outside, making sure that they have a full belly because energy equals heat. and so if they're well fed, they're much

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. slick roads are forcing schools to open late or close all together. we have all the schools scrolling at the bottom of your screen. let's get to meteorologist bill henley to tell us how long this will last. >> slow improvement throughout the day. as you look at the radar, rain is coming down. it's falling on ground that is still very cold. an icy, slushy mix. to the north, snow in the pocono mountains. icy, slushy commute. we'll see gusty winds, cold winds develop this afternoon. flash freezing this afternoon and evening. as the temperatures plummet, anything on the ground will refreeze. rain is falling along the i-95 corridor. a mix of snow and rain in the lehigh valley and further to the north, just snow. expect slippery conditions from the i-95 corridor. the majors have been treated but some of the side streets are a mess. the rain starting to break. the temperatures come up in dover. 50 degrees in dover. it's still borderline north and west. coatsville, 32 degrees. 33 in westtown.

i agree with tracy on this one.'t have an analyst that follows it so i really don't have an opinion. i was in detroit. i went on plant tour. they're running it 24/7 throughout. they can't keep up with demand. liz: move on to a company very young and very valuable apparently. photo app snapchat is seeking a 19 billion-dollar valuation with its latest round of funding. when the math is all completed, what comes out? 19 billion in valuation. is this a little too high? are they missing a great opportunity to sell right now? all i can think of groupon, $6 billion offer from google, turned it down, they have to deal with quarterly earnings and deal with all kinds of problems. >> look, facebook offered them 3 billion. who is laughing? this company was worth 10 billion last year. now at 19 billion. you know what it is, liz? discover thing. they have little channels on it where kids, not only snap pictures of themselves, now they get sent off to, my daughter was sent to kozmo the other day. reading cosmopolitan via snapchat.

i agree with tracy. you know why people aren't spending? they are scared.i have a little extra money in the pocket. i want to save it because i think there are rain clouds out there? people are looking at their wages going my gosh for the last ten years i've seen no increase. >> i have to get everybody in here. >> they don't believe in the oil dividend yet. if you survey people and said is gas going to go above $3? they would say yes. there is a bubble in commodities. when they realize it they will spend the money. >> i think people are still scared. i think it's going to come. the last jobs number was good. >> that's the last word. thanks, guys. did you see this robot dog? he's got nothing on p our ramon. how you can profit from it next. ♪ ♪ ♪ tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking control of your retirement? e*trad

it is bumper-to-bumper traffic from tracy. westbound 580 at north flynn road we have a stalled vehicle. seven miles per hour is the top speed. when you get beyond it you can see how green it is westbound. look at this, now, an hour and four minutes, destroying the morning commute. the sooner you get to the road or take ace train that is the best bet depending on where you are headed. 580 westbound tracy to dublin is one hour and four minutes and highway four is clearer and under 20 minutes from antioch to concord and 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco is under 20 minutes and we have a brand new crash southbound highway 101 at brokaw road some sort of a u-haul truck is blocking three lanes. if you are traveling in the southbound direction near mineta san jose international airport there is a big action. kristen and eric? >> tonight at 11 o'clock if you are trying to lose weight most experts tell you to break a sweat but now one is recommending you chill out. a researcher has a cold shoulder an ice vest that cools y

all employees will make at least $9 per hour, tracy. this is largest american company saying we'll pay more than minimum wage. but do you think they caved to pressure? >> so they had a bunch of states that raised minimum but had no choice to follow suit. they didn't have to make it across the board. i think they should be applauded for that. did they cave? putting more money into training people. putting more money promoting people. walmart knows like anyone else -- cheryl: bad for walmart though. >> think they finally came to the realization that workers are getting restless. they're not happy with what has gone on financially in that organization. also scheduling. a lot of issues with scheduling there about workers and their hours. i think that, at this point you know, sorry for interrupting you i think management is finally saying if they don't do something here positive they're going to lose control of that -- cheryl: pr war. >> they caved. bottom line, they caved. here is what the market is saying. they caved. the market is scared

>> reporter: well, tracy. it's still going to be tricky out here this morning. here is that incredible dash cam video showing the area shortly after this occurred. two of the workers are in critical condition. this happened an hour and a half before a busy time yesterday. >> everything came out of our$0wq cabinets, it was chaotic, it is insane. >> it captures from a distance the magnitude of the explosion. you could see parts of this home flying. >> the department is trying to figure out what happened here but some still have no gas. 300 homes is expected to take all morning. for now we are live in stafford county "nbc 10 news." >>> this is the third home destroyed by a gas explosion in new jersey. so we checked and didn't find much on the explosion, but in march of last year a construction crew hit a gas line in mercer county. 50 homes were damaged in that explosion. >>> and transportation officials believe the trickiest part of repairs after this will take a few more days. until then the roadway remains closed. and a guardrail is going to have to be replaced a

also, as we talk about drive time traffic over the a pass, not so windy, tracy and dublin is clear at 27 minutes. antioch to concord is 14 minutes and southbound from san rafael into san francisco is 18 minutes >>> bragging rights are on the line today at pebble beach with sports stars ready to shoot it out. >>> caught on video the heart-stopping moments as a passenger plane comes in for an emergency landing. >> stay tuned. >>> covering los altos antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, at 4:40. parts flaw when an us airways regional jet made an emergency landing in houston. the pilots asked for help because the front landing gear would not lower as they approached bush intercontinental airport. one person suffered a minor injuries. necessity used emergency slides to exit the aircraft. the ntsb will be looking to what went wrong. >> millions in the northeast united states are waking up for yet another face off with winter. this morning, massachusetts is in a state of emergency as new england runs out of places to put the snow. our reporter has the la

tracy? >>> the on again/off again plan to revamp revel is back on this morning. >> next, the new deal in the works to repurpose the closed casino. >>> plus putting a stop to domestic violence within the nfl. the new demand by lawmakers to hold players who break the rules accountable. >>> plus a mystery burro deep in the ground in canada. this is a shocking discovery below the surface that has authorities worried about why it is there. >>> 4:42. caught on camera the dramatic police chase of a robber in connection with an armed robbery. the passenger took off running and the police eventually arrested the driver and the passenger. one officer suffered a minor injury. >>> and a pickup driver drove on some abandoned train tracks and left it . police are now investigating this incident. >>> and president obama is headed to a forum hosted by cnbc. a similar forum was hosted last year focusing on the pennsylvania care act. >>> the governor is working on a budget expected to call for higher taxes an

>> reporter: hi, tracy. we were at another homicide scene before we arrived here at police headquarters just moments ago. detectives are now back here inside this building after spending several hours at a double homicide scene in grays ferry. take a look at the video we captured overnight. we were steps away from the scene here at 27th & latona when forensic investigators arrived. police say two men, both 23, were shot and killed. one was shot in the chest and arm. the second man was shot in his head, leg and torso. now, investigators also tell us at the scene, they marked at least nine casings fired from a .9-millimeter weapon. >> we know there's two weapons involved. one left the spent shell casings on the street and the second weapon is the one we found on our 23-year-old victim who was shot in the head. and it's unknown until we examine that revolver. it's ub known whether or not that revolver was fired. >> reporter: about 1 1/2 blocks away we were with the forensic unit when they noticed this ford suv

. >> i'm tracy davidson.st alert weather center with this frigid morning. bill? >>> it's cold enough for snow and that's what i'm tracking right now. very light snow on the first alert radar moving in from the west. it has not hit center city right now, but maybe hit is too strong of a term. we'll see flurries very light snowfall moving into new castle county in delaware and chester county. you'll see a few snowflakes but it's falling into dryer air, so what is impressive on the radar is not that impressive on top ground. temperatures are certainly cold enough for it. look at the teens. once again this morning for pottstown, allentown and readin

tracy? >>> if you have a pothole plaguing your morning commute, one local town wants to hear from you. the resources they are shelling out to make your drive to work smoother. >>> and the new rollout on fighting ebola. the new plan being rolled out today by the president. >>> new from overnight, the united states and britain closed their embassies in yemen. the state department confirmed they evacuated embassy staffers and britain also has withdrawn their staff. they made the move because of ongoing political stability and uncertain security. rebels have seized control of the capital. >>> and speaking from the white house today, president obama is expected to announce the pullout of troops by the end of april at the height of the deployment when there were 2800 troops in west africa. more than half have returned home so far and more than 100 troops will remain after april 30th. >>> a state representative from philadelphia has introduced two bills that could give new rights to transgender peo

>>> it is 26 degrees this morning, tracy. we are tracking flurries in philadelphia center city more snow showers off to the north and west and in delaware as well. but not everybody is seeing the snowflakes. in fact i don't see any across delaware looking at the adventure aquarium. radar is tracking very light snow showers. the snow showers will only be an issue this morning. they will stay north of chester county into upper montgomery and bucks county. and moving into new jersey salem and gloucester counties right now are seeing the snowflakes. it's certainly cold enough for snow. 21 in pottstown and trenton. we'll see a cold day today. the temperatures will be staying in the 20s to start with seeking the lower 30s this afternoon. i'll have more for you when i'm back in ten. jillian mele is tracking snow showers this morning. good morning. >>> good morning, bill. this is a much different scene than yesterday morning. yesterday morning all the roads in southern delaware and south new jersey were completely snow covered. so th

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. meteorologist bill henley is standing by with a first alert weather forecast. >>> the temperatures plummeted in a hurry with the strong gusty winds. the winds have died down a bit, but it is very cold including in the pocano mountains where the temperatures have dropped into the single digits. 7 degrees in mount pocano. 20 in philadelphia. the suburbs dropped down into the teens. trenton, mount holly, pottstown. with the wind it feels like 8 degrees in the city. a cold start with the wind stronger above building level. some of it is reaching the ground. so do bundle up. 19 degrees at 7:00. by 9:00 we'll see breaks in the clouds with sunshine. 21 degrees and up to 26 degrees and climbing at lunchtime. we'll go through it hour by hour with future weather. i'm back at 10:00. now we'll go to reporter jillian mele. >>> good morning to you at home. we'll start things off in the lehigh valley with an accident on 22 eastbound near 15th street blocked off. it's really difficult to see what is

nbc's tracie potts is live in washington. good morning to you, tracie. what is the latest on this fight against isis? >> the latest we understand the white house is working on that authorization for use of military force. and will probably send it here to capitol hill sometime this week. president obama and chancellor merkel talk strategy as u.s. fighter jets help jordan fly 20 strikes a day against isis. jordan denies isis claims that one of these bombs killed american hostage. [ speaking foreign language ] >> friends and family are hopeful. >> her final quote before she left for as long as i live i will not let this suffering be normal. i will not let this be something we just accept. >> reporter: the u.s. admits it will take more than airstrikes to defeat isis. >> there have to be ground troops involved to win this victory. >> iraqi troops trained, recent video of a jordanian pilot burned alive will have an impact. >> i think if anything the lighting on fire of this jordanian pilot will now galvanize, i hope the arab nations to fight isis including on

liz: tracy, what is technology stock? >> that is the thing.iz: craig johnson, cirrus logic, intel, applied materials. >> i think some point everything will be a tech stock. certainly it will have to. i like apple and google. those are old stodgy companies. apple is best-of-breed and google is a verb to own it. stuart varney will fall off his tractor but look at microsoft. you have 3% dividend. this company is loaded with cash. it doesn't know what to do with it. when i tell you something my son buys something for xbox every day. it is complete racket but he can't be only one and has to be worth something at the end. liz: gary, you want to get? >> tracy said, everything is a tech stock. i threw tesla in there. it is technology stock but auto stock kind after technology stock. liz: i see twitter and alibaba more as consumer social media stocks, not technology but they are in a way. tracy, you're on to something. the dow and s&p continue to hit new all-time highs. if you think there is too much froth, too much optimism in the market overall, what

i'm tracy davidson. >> andj cato. how appropriate to have this snow falling to national weatherperson's day. >> we have a weatherperson who is actually a meteorologist. >> we're talking about bill henley. bill tell people to hold the cards and letters, right? >> is this february 5 already? >> it is. >> everybody knows today would be national weather -- yeah just days after groundhog day, go figure. let me show you what's happening outside right now. cloudy in center city but we're waiting to see snowflakes. snow is falling to the north and west, into the lehigh valley. we zoom out from the allentown area you see it's now falling across burks county and just starting to inch into montgomery and bucks county. that snow will sweep through this morning and following the snow cold gusty winds. right now it's not cold. 36 degrees in philadelphia. light snow and 32 in allentown. and it's in the 20s in the poconos. and that's where we're going to be this afternoon. as the temperatures will be plummeting during the day. to sta

i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. an nbc 10 first alert weather day is posted and there on the bottom of the screen you will see the dangerous condition alerts. philadelphia public and parochial schools will open two hours late. dozens of other schools are delayed or closed. the list is growing. you can see that on our "nbc 10 news" app. and 120 flights are canceled into or out of philadelphia international airport. call ahead. also, delaware county offices are opening late at 10:00 a.m. >>> and let's get to our team now covering this storm for us. the nbc 10 first alert weather team, bill henley and brittney shipp are tracking the snow and the frigid temperatures this morning. bill? >>> so cold that this storm system is all snow. and brittney has been monitoring the snow amounts. some impressive totals already from southeastern delaware. >> that's really the bull's-eye of the storm in the central and

i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. we'll find out more about the chilly temperatures and the warm up we keep hearing about from meteorologist bill henley. >>> considering we'll have temperatures in the 40s, that is warm to us. we are 15 to 20 degrees colder than yesterday. we are landed in the single digits and teens. completely clear across the delaware. sunshine is bright today and we need it. right now the temperature is 16 degrees in philadelphia. 1 in mount pocano. and 11 in trenton. wilmington is 15. and just a little bit of a breeze to make it feel even colder. 3 degrees is the windchill in trenton. feels like 9 below zero right now in allentown. nice and clear. so sunshine will be on the way. sun coming up at 7:04 this morning and we'll see bright sunshine and 17 degrees at 9:00. and then into the middle 20s. but a little breezier at lunchtime. 24 degrees. your hour-by-hour future weather to show you which areas will warm up first when i'm back in ten. >>> and if you are just joining us, pay attention to this b

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. the 40s we enjoyed yesterday, let's hang on to those thoughts. >> that's the only thing we can hang on to. >> the record cold we have to hang on to again. meteorologist bill henley is here with his first alert forecast. >>> temperatures are falling and most of the area is still above freezing but the spots that have dropped be

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. the 40s we enjoyed yesterday, let's hang on to those thoughts. >> that's the only thing we can hang on to. >> the record cold we have to hang on to again. meteorologist bill henley is here with his first alert forecast. >>> temperatures are falling and most of the area is still above freezing but the spots that have dropped below freezing can expect to see ice. cape may is above freezing so there's water on beach avenue. but it's 33 degrees here at nbc 10. and to the north and west, if it hasn't dried out, it's freezing for pottstown, reading, allentown, 31 degrees. right at the freezing mark for trenton. and the rest of the area will drop below freezing as the day goes on. we'll be in the 20s during the day. it's 7:00 30 degrees. 24 at 9:00 with a cold wind blowing at lunchtime. just 25 degrees then. we'll go through it hour by hour with the future weather when i'm back in ten. >>> new information now on this breaking news we're following for you this morning of a police standoff in

tracy? >>> thank you. 5:01 right now. we have new information from overnight in the death of a millersville college student. we have learned that the student's boyfriend is behind bars. nbc 10's kay tyty zachry is on the scene there on the millersville campus. tell us what you know. >> reporter: we know the suspect is now in jail. it is quiet on campus right now, but this time yesterday morning it was a very different scene because that's when the victim's body was found. now, the victim is 18-year-old carly hall who was found dead inside her dorm room at 5:00 yesterday morning. soon after her body was found, her boyfriend 19-year-old gregorio orrostieta was arrested for aggravated assault. he's currently in the lancaster prison this morning being held on $1.5 million. the university tells us orrotstieta is not a student here and investigators have not leased how hall died. they are waiting on more information from the medical examiner. we understand an autopsy is going to be done later this morning. also yesterday grief

tracy? >>> a local high school rivalry may have gone too far. >> next, the alleged lies a basketball coach is accused of spreading about two stars of an opposing team. >>> plus a serious virus shuts down a local animal shelter. what workers are doing to make sure the pets up for adoption are safe. >>> 4:45. the 11-year-old girl accused of killing a baby will undergo a psychological evaluation. the 11-year-old girl entered a not guilty plea in court yesterday. the mother was baby sitting the 2-month-old infant for a friend. after the mom fell asleep the 11-year-old took the baby upstairs and beat her to death. >> lacerations of the kidney and the liver. and multiple blunt force trauma to both the head and torso. basically this baby was beaten to death. >> if convicted in the baby's murder, the girl could be locked up until she turns 21. >>> police shot a man who led them on this wild chase through traffic. he tried to carjack other drivers when officers closed in on him. police say the man st

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i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. bill, tell us exactly where it's falling and how long it's going to last. >> well north and west is where we're seeing it right now, but it's already moving into montgomery and bucks county. and it's a steady light snow in the poconos where the higher elevations could see an inch of snow but much less north and west. the lehigh valley a dusting to half an inch. in fact there's already some snow on the ground. and now it is moving into upper montgomery and bucks county. new hanover getting light snow. and it's making progress moving towards philadelphia. you will see it this morning. but not this afternoon. something else you won't see this afternoon temperatures in the 40s. northeast philadelphia right now, it's 41 degrees. but pottstown is beginning to cool down with this snow moving in. south philadelphia is 41 degrees. roxboro right now is 38. stand by for temperatures to plummet with snow coming down this morning, that will bring the temperature down to 30 degrees at 9:00. again,

tracy? >>> a dirty problem could disrupt dozens of people's morning routine in the lehigh valley. >> and wait until you see what is coming out of the pipes that have homeowners calling for help. >>> plus a pennsylvania day trooper was killed in a training exercise at a local gunnery. who pulled the trigger and the action the victim's family is now demanding. >>> plus, a diet surprise. new recommendations about what to eat to stay healthy will soon be released. the unexpected shift that could change your menu pick. >>> 4:43. new from overnight, the united states and britain have closed their embassies. britain has withdrawn its diplomatic staff as both countries blame the political crisis in yemen following rebel takeover in much of the country. >>> president obama could ask congress to formally authorize military reports against isis in iraq and syria and could do it as early as today. bob menendez says this request stipulates enduring combat operations against the terror group. me then desk

tracie thank you so much. keep it here on nbc, savannah guthrie will have an exclusive interview with president obama this morning on the "today" show. >>> still no word on the medical condition of kristina brown, daughter of late singer whitney houston. she was found unresponsive in the bathtub. she was taken to the hospital. an unnamed source is reporting she's on a ventilator. so far hospital officials are not confirming that. bobbi kristina's father singer bobby brown has been at her bedside. through his attorney is asking that everyone respect her privacy. meanwhile officials have released this audio recording of the emergency responders called to dispatch. >> engine 7, rescue 4 responder. echo level response. possible cardiac arrest. 21-year-old female in a bathtub, face down. >> the timing of this incident is drawing sharp comparisons to that of her mother, whitney houston, who was found unresponsive in a hotel bathtub and died nearly three years ago. police tell nbc news no drugs were found in the init

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. we have a first alert in effect because the cold outside is dangerous with windchills below zero across the area. but meteorologist bill henley is here with a look at the forecast. >>> it is difficult to avoid the strong gusty wind gusting to 41 miles an hour in the area. and the wind is going to continue to bring in cold air. so at this

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middle class out first. >> tracy, we had six years. the rich are richer, the poor are poorer. >> and whose policies were they of the last couple of years? the president himself. all he is trying to do is set the democratic party up to be the party of we give it all away. anything you want is yours. vote for us because we'll struggle in the polls. they are attempting to set the republican party up as the evil we'll take it from you and keep it a notch their party. this budget is not going to pass. there is going to be so much fight and they'll waste more time because this country needs them to get to work. all we are going to do is butt heads on a budget that is going to go nowhere because the suggestions are useless. >> doesn't it come down to more government or less government? >> that is exactly what it comes down to. the reason the president draws a line in the sand is because it's he's why i to scratch out and easy to erase. with syria he drew that hard line in the sand. wait, let's erase that line. this is all politics. the latest