it is at african-american museum, temple university, philadelphia museum of art, city hall, by betsy ross house and philadelphia school district headquarters building and some other buildings called comcast. >> you probably know that is in the lobby of the kimmel at spruce and broad street. >> it will be up through february for black history month. >> yes. >> students did a great job. >> here's a project for you. take an instagram picture or selfie with every single one of them. >> do you think i can do that. >> i have until february. >> yes. >> good to see. i will stop by one african-american museum i'm doing a service project. >> do you that every year. >> constitution center. >> yes. >> good for you. >> yes, one of us has to be. >> yes. >> breaking news on call until 1:00. happy to stay here. >> don't cause any stir in the city. >> i don't want anything to happen, because i will be at my couch or my cubicle. last time the three of us were together. >> wow. >> it was 400 degrees below zero. >> yes. >> yes. >> at the football game that was saturday night. >> and then there we are, s

she joins us live in university city. >> can you imagine amazon's headquarters being here in university city. some folks say making the short list was inevitable. they say the hard work has only just begun. >>> the banners say ambition can't wait. it's more than a slogan. this is one of the sites philadelphia wants ann a.m. son to consider for its second headquarters. today new hopes if you build it, maybe they will come. >> i am so excited. >> reporter: excited that philadelphia made the short list. this is one of 20 cities a.m. sa.m.son is now considering. work continues to sweeten the deal. >> we are certainly looking at this as 50,000 jobs, 8 million square feet, the benefits will outweigh the costs. we'll see what we can provide. >> residents are supporting philadelphia's efforts. benjamin james was in delaware. >> sweeten the deal, perhaps making it good for tax purposes. >> parker already is hopeful about the possibilities tr his children. amaz amazon's headquarters will be a $5 billion investment. a game changer for whatever community it chooses. >> this is an opportunity for ph

she joins us live in university city. >> can you imagine amazon's headquarters being here in universityng the short list was inevitable. they say the hard work has only just begun. >>> the banners say ambition can't wait. it's more than a slogan. this is one of the sites philadelphia wants ann a.m. son to consider for its second headquarters. today new hopes if you build it, maybe they will come. >> i am so excited. >> reporter: excited that philadelphia made the short list. this is one of 20

nbc10's randy gyllenhaal, he's outside live for us in university city where some people will have no choice but to be outside today, randy. >> reporter: yeah, if you got to commute to take the bus or train or something, you might want to avoid walking to the station or the bus stop. that's what we're seeing a lot of today here at the bolt bus and mega bus stops. that's the 30th street station. people getting dropped off in uber and walk the short little walk outside and hop on the bus. a few of them were actually waiting for about 20 minutes before the bus got here. but they're getting here pretty quickly. they say they've been bundling up. we did catch up with one guy however who forgot his gloves at home. luckily that bus came in about ten minutes. >> not really, i ain't really prepared, but i'm ready. i'm ready to go, yeah. >> how does it feel out here, kind of brisk, huh? >> cold. very cold. stay home. stay home. if you don't have to go anywhere. stay home. >> reporter: good advice. take a look at these people standing outside waiting on the bus. thankfully they're pretty much on

action cam in university city. hey nick foles was there as well. look at that.arlier, the cloud, rolling in , the temperatures very mild , and we're live with sky six looking at ben franklin bridge eagles green tonight. everybody excited about the eagles. temperature wise stepping outside we really don't to have bundle up at all. philadelphia 64 degrees down from a high of 58, which is 17 . allentown 53. trenton 54. beach haven 46. cape may 52. compare these temperatures to 24 hours ago and we're anywhere from 16, to 23 degrees, warmer then this time yesterday. so the reason why, a southerly wind. satellite radar showing a head of this cold front, you can see these arrows, strange flow out of the south/southwest and warm flow of air and temperatures climbed up well in the 50's and then you could see this ribbon of rain that is gradually moving our way, it extend all the way down to the gulf coast and this is moving in, overnight tonight but it is really quick hit of rain. we're not talking about a lot. tonight that rain/drizzle moving in, cloudy, very mild, no t

. >> yeah, nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live in university city where people are actually waiting to catch buses this morning. good morning, randy. >> reporter: yeah, tough morning to be standing outside waiting on the bus. so far good news is the bolt buses and mega buses have been relatively on time. but you combine the snow on the ground, the tough cold we've got and the windchill making it real tough. take a look a few people out lining up. another bus just left to new york city. another one coming here in the next ten minutes. shouldn't take too long. show you a zoomed in look here at the american flags next to 30th street station. they are blowing in the wind right now. and that's the concern is the windchill, which today and tomorrow could reach negative 20 in some places. that's going to cause your frostbite to exposed skin in less than 30 minutes. we caught up with some folks out here waiting for about ten minutes outside in the cold. >> we're going to new york. >> reporter: new york. and you aren't from the nort? >> nope. i'm from kentucky. >> from houston. >> reporter: so this i

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the action cam taking a look at university city today.re it was pretty mild and looking on the ground the snow has all melted thanks to the warm temperatures last friday and the rain. and more snow is on the way and live on sky 6 hd taking a look and the ski resorts are excited about this. spring mountain there are a few skiers and snowboarders out there. temperatures are not that bad. philadelphia 43 degrees and the average high is 40, so slightly above normal. allentown and lancaster down to 32 degrees and trenton 39 and cape may 40 degrees. heading through the day tomorrow. we have the snow early and it shuts off by midmorning and by the afternoon sunshine appearing although temperatures will be stuck in the 30s so there will be a chill in the air. actually for the next two days. right now stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the system i'm tracking and there is a cold front that is draped across -- follow me come over here. there we go. the cold front is draped across central pennsylvania. you see how it's not progressing easiest a

we are at danlu, a brand new restaurant in university city >> it's like a taiwanese night market righthow fun is that? philadelphia's restaurant scene is growing so fast it can be hard to keep up. >> so ducis and jeannette double-teamed this one checking out 4 spots. >> starting with the newest dining destination at the ever- growing king of prussia town center.

they performed there in university city. included art work inspired by chinese culture. time for a look at the forecast with meteorologist cecily tynan and rain moving in. >> let's go live -- not now, but we have a few opportunities for snow. it's february, it's supposed to snow. looking at the center city skyline, we have clouds and a lot of green on the skyline. it's shrouded in green for eagle green, lit up as we say, go eagles waiting for the eagle win. right now we have a slow moving front headed our way. satellite and radar showing it extends all the way to the gulf coast. it's not one big area of rain. basically scattered rain shower in the wee hours of the morning. future tracker showing by 3:00 in the morning, raining in the suburbs an poconos. it clears out quickly, lehigh valley, poconos, northern berks county by 10:00 in the morning. as the system slowly pushes to the east, you will see the rain clearing out. philadelphia, it's over in the afternoon, but we have lingering showers across south jersey and delaware.

overnight construction has cleared out on on 76 you're good to go on 76 through university city. good on i-95. speeds in the 50s no complaints there. southbound on the boulevard extension trying to get on the westbound schuylkill expressway on the narrow ramp where they are doing construction there's big potholes now. drop the speeds on the westbound on-ramp to the schuylkill expressway. i expect delays on the southbound boulevard as the morning progresses. crash pottstown center avenue at price street. we have a broken down vehicle at gravel pike 29 and maple avenue. montgomery township, 202 southbound turn lane there, we have it out of there. everything is open on the 202 parkway. overnight construction lawrence township mercer county, 295 both ways at route 1, no big delays on friday morning. >> we are officially counting down to the nfc championship. the eagles are just win away from clinching a spot in the super bowl. >> people are preparing watch parties and tail gate and trying to grab last minute tickets. it is the first time they have been in the conference game since 20

. >>> also in university city, philadelphia voices of pride presented its winter concert. 's only lgbtq and ally choir performed by the water by the flame at philadelphia episcopal cathedral. >>> next, a death investigation inside a cemetery. a woman stabbed to dead. police say the person who stabbed her took her to the hospital. >>> eagles fever in the air. will the weather cooperate for tomorrow? i'll breakdown the forecast if you're headed to the stadium or if you're sticking by your neighborhood. that and hour ten-day forecast coming up next. cancer is smart. it pushes us. we push back. challenging conventional thinking. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patients. cancer treatment centers of america. we're not just fighting cancer any more. we're outsmarting it. visit cancercenter.com/outsmart to learn more. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water hea

. >> reporter: if you're taking a ride on the schuylkill expressway through university city you'll enjoyide. no construction this morning, crews will be out here tonight starting at 9:00, now you're good to go on 7 of at south street. no delays on the rails to speak of across the board just yet. today is the day, the septa phases out sale of tokens. if you don't have a septa key card make sure you get one. >> reporter: satellite and radar we're starting our day off with lots of clouds. it's a little bit damp, not a lot of rain you can see the showers that are moving through the i-95 corridor. more rain out to the west. let's take a look at the temperatures. 44 degrees currently, as you look in the city, it's mild we're looking at 39 degrees in allentown, a little cooler there, 46 in millville. a mild 52 degrees in dover, delaware, i want to show you what's coming our way, storm tracker 6 live showing this rain out to the west, there's snow out behind it, this system is coming our way, as it does we have a mild air flow ahead of it. a little bit of drizzle, but heavy rain monday night int

we are at white dog cafÉ in university city.titution here on sansom street for 35 years. >>celebrating the big birthday this month and if this room here looks unfamiliar, that's because it's brand new. year older and a whole lotis 1 bigger with a major expansion project finished just in time for the new year. >>and just in time for that landmark anniversary.

you want to use an alternate i highly recommend. 95 north to vine back to skull call and if in university cityeeing backups as well. south street. that may help you ot. overall schuylkill westbound past university avenue that's an doesn't you want to avoyxtd jim back to you. >> thank you, meisha. >> we now know a 42-year-old woman died after escaping flames on casino shuttle boat in florida sunday and we're getting a look at wreck annual behind. take a look american flag remains untouched seemingly as rest of the bolt is nearly unrecognizable. 50 people were on board ship when it is believed that engine fire led to the flames. >>> and take a look at this dashcam video bus driver captured moment when a car went flying through the air and into second floor of office building in california. this was in santa anda sunday and the the speeding car hit a median and repelled into air and got stuck in the building. the driver admitted to being under the influence of narcotics at the time of the crash. >> nasa is counting down to next mission in mars and planning for the red planet. >> on board technolo

the university city would offer a neighborhood environment. >> we have done our analysis and we think that talent, maine built, location, transportation makes us competitive begins everybody else. >> reporter: city has not disclosed what types of incentive is it put on the table to beat out the rest. leaders expect a conference call with amazon possibly tomorrow. what about philadelphia do you think makes us stan out. >> first of all the history of the country. second of all it is a great size. >> reporter: governor tom wolf weighed in on the news today, i read in part pennsylvania's strategic location in the heart of the east coast nationally ranked educational institutions and a work force equipped to support future get makes it prime for amazon's second headquarters in north america. little play on word there by the governor. now delaware was not successful in making that top 20 list but in a statement, did they its full expert behind philadelphia. possibly securing hq2 for amazon's second global headquarters. that decision will be announced later this year. live from center city,

they say the university, city, and others failed to protect them. our reporter is in the newsroom after talking with a woman who said she got a concussion that they. >> reporter: the lawsuit was filed last week in federal court. the four people who claim they were assaulted last year with a went to hear a speaker speak of the berkeley campus and are suing the university for damages. this video shows a blonde woman pressed against a barricade during a melee at berkeley last year. now she is one of four people suing the university, the city of berkeley, and others for failing to protect them. we spoke with her through a video call.>> i couldn't see anything after that. i turned and hung onto the barricade while people were hitting me on the head and the back. >> reporter: she said what happened that night has traumatized her.>> i have not seen a serious response to the kind of allegations that have been going on. >> reporter: the attorneys representing the four people claimed authorities provided insufficient protection against violent protesters and

. >> these are the sounds from across the city from the peco building to university city, as people work salt and scrape out of the wintery mix. >> i have seen so many people wipe out. i hope i get to my class on time. >> you could see the ice everywhere. these drexel students tread carefully on sidewalks. >> they have to catch their footing. >> the timing of today's mixed precipitation is what hurt most. here in hunting park, you could see a volume at rush hour. the streets department began their salting operation early in the day to brine 70 trucks with 35,000-tons of salt at their disposal. they kept going into the night. >> it's the cold ground, untreated asphalt. >> septa didn't feel a major impact and had employees working overtime in anticipation of icy conditions. two weeks into january and drivers know to be prepared. >> i had a problem with a battery, so i have one in case anything happens. this is my second battery. >> in rittenhouse square, not only are the people having problems with the ice and snow, pets are too. >> they might get a trip back in your arms. >> probably. we'

our steve keeley in university city this morning. steve? >> reporter: well, the sophomore was supposed to be back here sunday, in fact, he work on the daily pennsylvanian, the local paper. you can see yesterday's headline didn't have the latest grim news, efforts to find missing pen sophomore expand. there is one of the newspaper boxes right on the corner of campus at 34th and chestnut, and they're going to have the sad headline, they dreaded, knowing they might have to write when they put out the paper today. let's go to the video and show you blaze bernstein, 19 years old, from southern california, where we've been doing the stories about the heavy rains and the mudslides there. well, those same rains revealed the devastating answer to where blaze bernstein was, because his body was found in the brush surrounding the park. he was last seen alive in the week before, and the rainfall police said in a news conference yesterday afternoon helped them find his body. they say they think he was killed the night he vanished, exactly within he was

on the big picture, here in university city market street we've got a water main break at 34th street, watch for crews on the scene there. another water main break on 130 northbound at river ton road look for this in cinnaminson blocking the right lane. 295 northbound we have an accident approaching 541, crews have left the scene, the accident is clear, all lanes reopened looking better. an accident investigation continues to block 38 eastbound that could be a big deal right here in cherry hill, new jersey, if the crews stay out here when the volume picks up. 38 eastbound approaching mall drive, watch for that being shut down. stick to church road, chapel avenue and route 70. >> shots are fired at police in camden county, new jersey. people in the neighborhood are forced to shelter in place as a tense standoff lasts through the night into this morning. let's go live to jeanette reyes in gloucester township. >> reporter: matt, this barricade situation going into its 9th hour with no signs ending anytime soon. take a look behind me, we've been pushed a distance away, three-quarters of a

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the eagles green on the buildings in university city, philadelphia. 43 degrees on cityue. staying in the 40's today, much different than yesterday. >> and if you are just waking up and heading out, it is 5:44. matt pelman's got some help as you hit the roads. >> yeah and as our old buddy winnie-the-pooh used to so oh bother but we know that pooh liked honey so he might like this situation because a tractor-trailer overturned about 5:30 last night that was carrying honey and so now there's honey all over the road out here in tinicum township right on the southwest philadelphia border. it's 291, governonr printz boulevard eastbound at scott way by wally park that's impacted. that's where they're trying to clean up this honey. there are restrictions here as you head toward philadelphia international airport. if you're trying to get there, i know you might not have a lot of extra time. head for 95, not 291 eastbound here by wally park this morning as the cleanup continues. elsewhere in delco let's talk construction. couple new water main installation projects got under way

. >>> sexual assault in university city has students on high alert. we have the latest on the investigation and who police are looking for, coming up. >>> we have a cold blast coming in delaware valley now. snow as moved out for now. but there's a chance some of it is going to return for super bowl weekend. how could it impact your party plans, next. >> and we're five days away from the super bowl at u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis. you can only watch it right here on nbc 10. count on it. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. >>> drexel students are on alert after a classmate was sexually assault

. >> at the white dog cafe in university city this month marks their 35th anniversary. >> what is the trends more recently you think you have adapted to. >> i think the most prominent change is the farm to table movement. judy was a pioneer of farm to table years before it was common and current owner, marty grimms keeps that going. >> it doesn't travel far and it's just healthier. >> and now building a legacy with his daughter. >> sydney is fourth generation in the business. the business has 11 different dining rooms and every room has its own decor. >> that is how someone stays in business for 35 years. >> everywhere you look the dog is in the details, fido finals and greyhound glasses and every year brings a new step, expansion into the brown stone next year. >> that is incredible tell us the highlights. >> a new bar. the upstairs has a wall length sofa and the sole aquarium leads to the greenery. >> that is fruit and vegetables or locally distilled liquors. >> and a double cheddar burger with fries and spicy lamb and kennett square mushroom soup. >> we use five to six. >> when the

she reported the assault at the off campus apartment in university city. he said around 6:00 this morning a drunk man came in through an unlocked door. philadelphia police special victims unit is now investigating. >>> next on nbc 10, wynn fall. steve wynn is stepping down from a important republican party position. >>> and the road to the super bowl, nbc 10 is hitting the pavement and talking with bird fans along the way to the home of super bowl lii. our report from the big game road trip next. >>> and more than the eagles going on. claude giroux represents the orange and black and the philly sign a six-time all-star pitcher. but the birds practice for the final time in south philly and it has sunk in what is next. find out that answer coming up. >> we're not done yet. we have one more game. we play on the world's biggest stage. we're going to the super bowl! let's go! more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank

respect, as the lieutenant's body was taken from the hospital for the medical examiner's office in university city. our team coverage continues tonight. we're live tonight in springfield, delaware county. andrea, the lieutenant has been a member of that fire defendant since he was a teenager. >> reporter: yes. the flag here at the springfield fire company is at half staff. this is matthew letourneau's home, and where he got his start. though we spoke to say that firefighting was his passion. black bunding hangs outside the fire company. he was a lifetime member here. he became a volunteer firefighters when he was a teenager. his goal was to make this his career. that's why he joined the fire department, but also served as an instructor around the area. so many people are expressing their condolences, saying he was a great friend taught them a lot, and just saying how he will be very missed. he led people and today he led the group of firefighters, trying to save someone's life. >> reporter: in addition to fire fighting we're told he also loved playing golf. he was also involved in issues regarding

philly's prime geographic location, it is rail and transportation network pimpled locations of university city, directly related to the area around 30th street station and the navy yard in south philadelphia. the city also highlighted everything from cellar connective at this, the cost of living in town advances cents to its access the higher learning colleges and educational facility. now, mayor jim kenney released this statement. it reads and i quote philadelphia inclusion in amazon top 20 potential locations for hq2 is exciting milestone for the city. we are thrilled at today's announcement and look forward to working with amazon's team on the next step of this process to further highlight all that philadelphia has to offer. now, amazon's hq2 is expected to employ upward of 50,000 people. that also includes a $5 billion investment in which ever region it chooses. the the news conference sill going on behind me, commerce director fielding questions we will have the latest on this very big news story for philadelphia and the region starting on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 the i'll see you then,

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it happened in university city at an off campus party. she reported a drunken man opening the apartment through an unlocked door. the special victims unit is investigating. >>> in the spotlight, president trump is preparing to deliver his very first state of the union address. what senior officials say his theme and focus will be. >>> ahead in our next half hour, art for healing. we'll take you to a rehab center that's helping patients with artwork that covers its calls. walls. >>> energize the fans is powered by nrg. nrg powers the eagles, powers philly and powers you. >>> welcome back. first alert meteorologist krystal klei here. winds are at about 10 to 15 miles an hour. i want to show you a cold front we're tracking. look at the difference between wind directions from areas like allentown and wilmington now where it's more of a west and northwest push, versus dover, millville and atlantic city where the winds are coming in from the southwest. that is the difference of the fronts coming in and the two air masses meeting. look at radar,

sky6 taking a live look university city nice and clear for you this morning but a little crisper. >>er. >> crisper. i like that. >> you do the weather, i'll go home. that's a good description. >> because clearly i have the meteorological handbook with all of the terminology in it. >> let's take a look right now at storm tracker6 live double scan. hey, we're dry through the area. that's a change from yesterday, right? at this hour yesterday we had thunderstorms. we're already looking better. let's go outside right now and show you what it looks like on sky6. checking out the scene here looking live at city hall. i was driving over the bridge this morning and enjoying all the green lights in the city today t let's look at the numbers. it is cooler than yesterday this morning at 43 degrees but we're already above our average high so not bad. the dewpoint 30 degrees. pretty dry atmosphere. winds out of the southwest 13 miles an hour but we're going to have a gusty breeze today and it will make it feel a little cooler. wind chill today is a factor even though we have a temperature of 43 i

clouds moved out and there is sky 6 hd looking live from the temple university camera down to university citysky is so clear you have a clear view of the walt whitman bridge in the distance on the horizon on the right sized injure screen kind of cool. 33 degrees and winds out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour. and it feels like 25 degrees out there. so extra stuff and extra gear. here are the temperatures, freezing mark in trenton and reading and lancaster 31 and 34 in wilmington and millville 35 and dover 37 degrees and 33 in cape may. some of these points in inland south jersey and delaware remain milder the rest of the afternoon. satellite shows you the clouds we had at dawn, but boy did they sweep out and a question as to how much of a run this wave will have at us until sun down. susquehanna river is giving us trouble with an ice jam in place since the deep freeze and with the thaw going on you see breaks in the ice and all of that extra liquid going into the river is pushing water to either side and also the ice blocking up against trees and bridges is guiding water to the sides. so

stops include ritten house square, university city, schuylkill river dog park and xfinity live. and you can write your own personal message to the eagles players write on the bus itself. tomorrow night at 7:00 it's fly eagles fly followed by inside thee the eagles. and be sure to watch nbc 10 starting at 10:00 a.m. and we've got you covered after the game, too. >>> now switching gears to a developing story out of washington where a divided congress could be heading towards a government shutdown. the clock runs out after midnight tonight. and that leaves just a little more than 19 hours for lawmakers to come up with a resolution. last night the house voted to approve legislation to keep the government running through february 14th. the senate will vote on that measure today. >> they're prepared to shutdown the government over the issue of illegal immigration. >> the leader is looking to deflect blame, but it just won't work. >> democrats don't want a temporarily funding bill and also calling for protection for thousands of immigrants who were brought here at children. >>> preside

it makes stops at ritten house square in university city, the schuylkill river dog mark and xfinity live today. you can write your own message to the eagles players right on the bus itself. we have exclusive coverage for the nfc championship gets under way. our coverage gets under way tonight at 7:00 with eagles road to victory. and tomorrow night at 7:00 it's fly eagles fly, all those videos you've sent in. that's all about inside the eagles. and be sure to watch nbc 10 before the game, and then we've got you covered after the game. >>> developing in washington right now, a divided congress has only hours left to avoid a government shutdown. the clock runs out after midnight tonight. and that leaves about 18 hours or so for lawmakers to come up with a resolution. last night the house voted to approve legislation to keep it running through february 14th. the senate will vote on that measure today. >> they're prepared to shutdown the government over the issue of illegal immigration. >> the leader is looking to deflect blame, but it just won't work. >> democrats don't want a temporary fund

thank you 86-year-old woman police arrested for robbing bank in university city will not be heading to prison. emily coakley walked out a -- worked out one year probation deal. it was back in november the 86-year-old pulled out a gun when she thought td bank shorted her out of the $400. the district attorney cited her health issues as part of the me to to drop robbery and theft charges. >>> happening happening right now pennsylvania representative pat meehan is defending himself against allegations that he used taxpayer money to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit. according to the report by the new york times meehan grew hostile when a former aid rejected his romantic interest in her. meehan says it's simply not true and speaking out tonight because the other side broke a confidentiality agreement they both sign. >> i did not have romantic feelings. i was -- it was a relationship that was a very professional relationship. i'm pretty lucky guy to be married to the woman i'm married to and that was why when i had the conversation with this woman i expressed right from the outset that i a

. >> nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live near 30th street station in university city. good morning, randy. >> reporter: hey, good morning. in terms of signs of life, we're not seeing much. this is actually one of the mega bus stops. we're seeing a few people pulling up to the left here. a lot of them taking taxi or uber, might be worth the expense today instead of walking. over here is 30th street station. we are seeing a few people start to meander over there. saw one guy bicycle, a few totally bundled up walking over. if we zoom and show you the american flags tharks is the concern. the windchill is at negative 10 right now as you saw krystal forecasting. that's only expected to get worse over the next day. tomorrow morning could be even colder. so in the next two hours we're going to try to chat with some people who are out here in the cold. a lot of people waiting on buses. most people inside today if you can stay inside at all costs, please do that. for now live at 30th street station. randy gyllenhaal, nbc10 news. >>> thank you, randy. while the cold is making it

from the overnight a collision sends an suv up onto a curb smashing a window in a business in university citying center stage. the eagles face the world press at the super bowl. now it's down to business today. light snow and rain moving through the region just in time for the morning commute. accuweather and traffic all next on "action news." >> ♪ rm comes to new england but 63 in tampa today. >>> and as patriots head coach bill belichick were anything other than those cutoff hoodie, just one of many important questions answered on super bowl media night. >> both his club and the philadelphia eagles found themselves in the middle of the spectacle. the gloved one was back on stage kicking off the super bowl's media frenzy on opening night. >> these are tough questions. >> reporter: tom brady keeping his hands covered from all those pry i eyes at the xcel energy center. >> we showed a lot of resiliency to a lot of different things, a lot of adversity and every year there's something. >> reporter: that injured throwing hand that had many worried before the afc championship seems fine despite fo

police say the 86-year-old who uses a walker attempted to rob the td bank in university city with a revolver back in november. police you see he is cored her out of the bank and she plead guilty on charges such as simple assault, robbery an list of other charges. she now faces one year probati probation. >>> emergency crews in alaska on high alert after a 7.9 magnitude earthquake strikes off kodiak island. everyone on the island was told to evacuate either drive inland or find the highest point they could. bowie near the epicenter registered a 30 food high wave 15 miles deep and it lasted about one minute caused minimal damage. states on the west coast, canada down to hawaii were all under a tsunami watch for several hours after the quake. >>> still ahead here at 6:00, a sink hole swallowing parts of a philly street, and it's not the first time this has happened. neighbors having to deal with a big mess. we'll make a mess out of the patriots, right, chris ten. >> that's the goal. eagles defense is going to have their hands full with tom brady and the patriots in two weeks. coming up hear how

>>> this is new video here of a collision that damaged part of the base of the cira center in university citye crash took down a traffic light and sent an suv up against a coffee house located on the first floor of the highrise. it happened at midnight at 30th and chestnut streets. no one was seriously hurt. >>> also new, a gunman shot a bullet through a front door in west philadelphia striking a person on the other side. it happened last night on the 1200 block of north 56th street. no word on the victim's condition or if police have any suspects in the shooting. >> president trump will stand before congress tonight to deliver his first state of the union address. abc's live coverage will start at 9:00 and john rawlins is there for live coverage. the speech is expected to focus on five key issues jobs the economy and infrastructure trade national security and immigration. the president will tout economic gains and he'll urge democrats to help him "rebuild america's infrastructure" but some democrats will not be in the house attending the speech they're boycotting it in protest of trump's sta

celebration of the chinese new year took place today at the penn museum in university city.nt featured martial arts demonstrations, fruit and vegetable carvings arts and crafts an lot more. we asked one woman what the zodiac has to say about dogs that can be applied to the underdogs. >> they work very well and with their team. they're honest, loyal and very friendly. >> all right. the chinese new year traditionally celebrated for 16 days culminating a lantern festival. family time is a big part of the celebration. i'm the year of the pig. did we figure this out. >> i'm a rooster. >> she's a rooster. i'm a pig. >> oxford tiger. >> wait a minute. >> you can't be both. good grieve. that's "eyewitness news". >> i'm a tiger. >> we'll go with tiger. i'm natasha brown, for leslie, lauren and everyone here, we'll see you tomorrow. take care haven't a good night. ♪ be like, you know. front of the line. >> supermarket, ten items or less, pull up with 40 items, gold medal. >> that is right. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> i'm going to try it. >> byron allen, coming to you from ent

>>> and this is new video of a collision that damaged part of the base of the cira center in university citythe crash took down a traffic light and sent an suv up against a coffee house located on the first floor of the highrise. this happened at midnight at 30th and chestnut streets. no one was seriously hurt. >> president trump will deliver his first state of the union address tonight before a joint session of congress. the president is expected to tout his accomplishments including tax reform. he also told reporters he will cover immigration and trade. there are a handful of democrats boycotting the speech. others in attend dances plan to bring guests meant to represent political issues like dac can the me too movement. our john rawlins is there in washington. you can look for his live reports later today on "action news." >> if you're just waking up you probably missed the snow that came down but a little more is coming, right. >> yeah, a little more out to the of the right west right now. main issue is by the shore. we're looking at snow by the coast at this point and if i give you that

we are at danlu, a brand new restaurant in university city >> it's like a taiwanese night market rightrner of 36th and market streets. >> how fun is that? philadelphia's restaurant scene is growing so fast it >> so duciste double-teamed this one checking out 4 spots. >> starting with the newest dining destination at the ever- growing king of prussia

jersey have declared their independence from boston at least until next week reporting live in university city jeff chirico channel six action news. >> call them philly cream doughnuts until the whole thing is over and jeff skversky thank you the action news team will be at the heart of all team eagles and all things superbowl 52 including live reports from minneapolis all week long and up with the eagles and the action news team on air and twitter and facebook and 6abc.com. >> a check of the accuweather forecast and there is some snow in the forecast for this week metrologist adam joseph in for melissa and joins us with his check of the accuweather. >> a half an inch to an inch and raining on southern parts of delaware and the front is just off the coast and low pressure is going to develop along this boundary and get injected by energy near chicago and it's the energy that rolls through here monday night into tuesday that will bring some light snow showers but as we start our new week here for your monday here is your day planner temperatures warm much like today in the mid 40s but again not

one at the navy yard, the other in university city. >> we've done our analysis. and we think the talent, mobility, location, transportation, makes us competitive against anybody else. >> amazon estimates it second headquarters will lead to the creation of 50,000 jobs,. >> now 4:50, time for check on business news. >> mine watch's diane king hall joins us from the new york stock exchange, good morning, diane. so after hitting new records on wednesday, wall street did a bit of a about-face yesterday. what were the final numbers? >> good morning, rahel, jim. stocks lost grounds yesterday partly because of worries about a government shutdown. so the dow fell 97 points, the nasdaq shed two-point, and earnings season continued with result from american express. the high end credit card company lost $1.1 billion in it latest quarter marking its first lost in 25 years. like goldman sachs, a.m., blamed recent tax code overhaul for it lost, jim, rahel. >> so diane, frequent-flier, i understand new data on which airline is the best for road warriors, and i think i probably

. >> reporter: they brought the concept to university city with dishes like their edemame dumplings.sh it off in the oven. they serve cocktails inspired by the night market scene. alcoholic bubble tea is a philadelphia first. >> you'll have something to kind of chew on. >> did you see how wide that straw is. >> yes. >> wow. >> i have to say it's a really good show if you haven't watched it. and danlu looks like a fun place as well. >> come on out. >> free stuff, free food. >> let's take a look outside right now. this is i-95 near bridge street and that accident that we have been showing you just cleared a second ago but you see traffic still really heavy. it's in the process of getting a little better now that that accident has cleared but we're pretty slow already from cottman man to bridge street a few trains late. also expect delays with the patco high speedline because of a burst pipe at the walter rand transportation center. dave, we sure have a lot of those. >> a nonstop story over the last week or so. 27 trees right degrees right now in philadelphia. 19 in allentown, 22 in rea

earlier today at the square, the university city, and the dogpark got to see the bus and leave a message for the team. and you have more chances to see it tomorrow. check it out in montgomery county. later it goes other to villanova university and it will end up in suburban square. as tim said it never gets old. brutally cold stretches, but that won't be the case this weekend. live now, steve, they can expect some mild conditions on sunday. >> that's right. this is the first live shot of 2018 where i have not had to wear gloves or multiple players. in fact i took a layer off. i think the images tell the story here. the blue sky, the story, the backdrop, the electricity in the air. philadelphia has an exciting weekend ahead because of the eagles but because we're finally thawing out. let's look at some weather graphics for you. let's look at this game an the last two at home. it has feels like temperatures around two degrees. but this weekend it will feel like 48. that is the new 70 around here. as we break down the quarter by quarter forecast, the kick off temperature at 59. halftime 46,

you saw in that surveillance video he's wanted for sexual assault that happened in university city over the weekend. >> whien couldn't they get into my house. just know it was that close to campus was eerie. >> reporter: university students on edge after the sexual assault on cam us. police gave us this video of the man who sexually assaulted a woman inside her home. this was taken before the assault. you see the suspect wearing a green hoodie smoking something. the victim says she was woken up by this man inside her apartment some time after 3:30 a.m. he sexually assaulted her, long enough for her to call police around 7:00 and he woke up and ran before police could get there. students say they have been getting more alerts about crime lately so they have been more careful locking their doors and when walking around outside. >> i think it's just really important to remain safe and think about where you are at all times. that's not something you want to do, but it's something you have to do. >> reporter: now a few other details that police gave us is is that the suspect is thought to be

at the linc in south philadelphia, a station in university city, first alert traffic reporter, jessicaboynton has more on how it's impacting the commute. >> thanks, keith and erin. earlier at 3:00, the roads were awful. everything was completely red. now what you see is mostly coming over here down to 76, down to the freeway is some of our biggest problems and 295, another problem on our map, this is southbound from 168. speeds are dropping down into the 30s. that's one of the main spots that we're seeing any big problems. a few crashes, we can't avoid that. cal pike and south henderson road, no problems really here either. southbound side moves up towards the sukol expressway. maybe a little when you get past center city. >> jess, thanks. >>> next at 5:00, what started a fire that injured a firefighter and two other people at trump tower? >>> plus, the new problem that passengers are dealing with at jfk airport in new york after a water pipe broke and flooded a terminal. >>> and these former carriage hours horses are now enjoying their retirm. >>> chaos at jfk airport. a water pipe bu