i'm lester holt, nbc news, pyeongchang. >> that special report from nbc news and in the meantime, there have been 18 school shootings far this year. one of those in philadelphia. >> that's more than twice as many as all of last year. take a look at these numbers. they show the school shootings each year through february 14th. this kwleer is far ahead of most years dating back to 2013. the philadelphia shooting happened two weeks ago. a man was shot dead during a brawl after a basketball game outside lincoln high school. >> nbc 10 is working to find out how schools here are keeping your children safe. law enforcement want you to know now is the time to speak up. we keep hearing that. when it comes to concerns you may have about a classmate, friend, neighbor, they are listening. >> nbc 10's deanna durante gives us a look at emergency school security measures already in place in delaware county. >> reporter: the emerging picture is of a troubled young man with a history of disciplinary issues and a fascination with guns. >> there may be. students out there watching this that have a fellow

simply smarter shopping. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> right now at 4:30, an nbc 10 exclusive. police say a parking authority employee in delaware county broke into an office, stole some keys and then stole money from several parking meters in upper darby. nbc 10's miguel martinez-valle is joining us with this story. >> surveillance video helped police find their suspect. >> reporter: that's exactly right. her job was to check the parking meters and write parking tickets in millborn borough. but she came here to these parking meters to try to empty them for some quick cash. none of this, though, before being caught on those security cameras which led police to her. it's not the crime of the century but it does involve multiple police agencies, theft and some empty parking meters. >> an employee. a parking employee of millborn coming into upper darby and stealing out of at least 20 parking meters. >> reporter: michael chitwood said the person responsible is tiffany blockston. >> to ruin your life for something like that. she's 28 years old. never been arrested, now. >> reporter:

nbc 10's miguel martinez valle is on his way to the scene. he'll be reporting to us live right here on nbc 10. >>> this story is still developing at this hour. coverage continues on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. that's ahead at 6:30. >>> here at home, all new at 6:00 -- police say the group you see here built a cross-state pipeline that put assault rifles in the hands of people that should never have had them. they brought them in from ohio to south jersey where they were sold to criminals throughout camden. cydney long was there today as they announced several arrests. and more on how the ring operated. >> reporter: police tell me it was a heroin drug dealer arrest, as well as a routine traffic stop in west virginia that was anything but routine because as soon as police dug deeper, they cracked this gun trafficking ring wide open. they are military grade weapons of war. >> 17 guns linked to this weapons trafficking ring were recovered. >> reporter: ar-15s, ak-47s and pistols with high capacity magazines like this confiscated from cri

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on nbc 10 news today. count on nbc 10. your home for the winter games for olympic coverage you won't find anywhere else. >>> we're talking 60s hegoing to take a huge u-turn or the next 48 to 72 hours. rain crossing the area. come on back. we'll let you know what's going to happen in your neighborhood for the holiday weekend. >>> plus we continue our coverage of the deadly school shooting in florida. we'll show you how these tragedies are a trigger for survivors across the nation. including a local man whoga massacre. >>> back to our top story tonight. another school tragedy, at least 17 people are dead after a gunman opened fire at a florida high school today. police have identified the suspect as 19-year-old nikolas cruz. a former student at marjory stoneman douglas high school. authorities say cruz was recently expelled for disciplinary reasons. he's believed to have used an ar-15 rifle in the attack. >>> deadly mass shootings like this one don't just impact those directly involved. these tragedies are also a trigger for

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i'm matt delucia nbc 10 news. >>> and nbc 10 injury home for the winter games. download our free nbc 10 app for a preview of five things you won't want to miss during the games today. if you're away from your tv tonight, you can watch life streams of the events. [ chanting usa ]. >>> check it out a wisconsin family scores gold for its recreation of the olympics in their backyard. the events include snowboarding hockey, and luge. the extend family built massive ville lathe for its 43 nieces and nephews. it took about a week and a half to complete. i don't know what's more impressive there, the size of the family or the size of that. >>> well switching gears, north town horizon is getting rave reviews for women who pact in the face of injustice for freedom and i equality. we have a french and political activist from the 18th century and she's here with catherine mcmillan, the artistic director for the 2018 season. thanks so much for being here. who wants to start because we've both been talking behind the scenes about how compelling this is play is not just women

we'll have more on outcome of today's meeting on nbc 10 news at 4:00 and online at nbc 10.com. turn to the nbc 10 app for continuing coverage on the school shooting and gun debate. you can hear more on how survivors are fighting for change. >>> farewell to pyeongchang with waves of good-bye. a flurry of virtual snowflakes extingished the olympic flame, capped a dazzling evening for a worldwide audience and team usa. >> usa! yeah! >> jessie diggins carried the stars and stripes and they took selfies or maybe even busted a move or two out of sheer happiness. at the end of the games, norway topped the medal count with 39. 14 of them gold. germany finished second and canada third and team usa in fourth with 23 total medals, nine of them gold. the closing ceremony looked ahead to o llympic winter gamesn 2022. a light show to beijing china. next up is the 2020 summer olympic games in tokyo japan with four new surfs, surfing and climbing and skate boarding. the medals up for grabs in 2020 will be made from recycled cell phones. interesting. nbc 10 is your home for olympics. we'll have

for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. an odd winter phenomenon our state capital, while we deal with rain, snow, and hail. >>> right now it's strange weather hitting oregon. an odd phenomenon hits our state capital while we in the bay area deal with rain, snow and hail. news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us chlts i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. the umbrellas were out this morning across the bay area from santa rosa to san jose. on the right side of the screen, the sky ranger with a great view of the snow and the east hills of san jose. about an hour ago, look carefully. a little bit of hail in richmond. our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking t. a busy day here. >> you can see our storm reports today we did have some hail in bait area, and of course in sacramento that's where the weather turned real severe. two funnel cloud reports along with hail, and what you're hearing in social media as gropple. we can depict it here where streets are covered with what looks to be snow. in fact,

we begin with an nbc news investigation. an exclusive details of russia's cyber intrusion in the 2016 election that went deeper and wider than the public has been told. we've learned details of a covert russian operation that officials say infiltrated election systems in seven states. this as the nation's top cyber intelligence chief testified the united states has not done enough to combat russian interference in upcoming elections. >> i believe that president putin has clearly come to the conclusion, there's little price to pay here. >> with the critical midterm elections months away, is the government doing enough to protect your vote? nbc news senior investigative news correspondent cynthia mcfadden has our report. >> reporter: tonight, nbc news has learned that top secret intelligence, requested by president obama in his last weeks in office identified seven states where there was substantial evidence of compromise by the russians prior to the 2016 election. all part of a broad-based covert operation. three senior intel

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golden medal. >> reporter: matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. we're starting with a live view in sennster city. it's hard to tell because of the low clouds that have developed. day after day we've been dealing with this, patchy fog and periods of rain. but the periods of rain this morning o heavier than we saw, say, yesterday when it was mostly like showers. we'll talk about that in a moment. the temperatures, this is the good news. no concern of rain turning to snow or ice because all of our numbers well above freezing. had 3 in west mt. airy. we're at 44 at graduate hospital and 44 at the airport for the official reading. our morning low likely to be that value. not a bad start to a day at the end of february. really quite mild. the radar and satellite, nice wide view for us. i've been talking about the warm front pushing in right now hoping to trigger the storms we see. this more organized line of yellow, orange, red that you see, that's the cold front itself that will move in fairly quickly af

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we want to start with an nbc bay area exclusive. a new twist on a critical message. public service announcements about domestic violence from a man's point of view. sjpd is leading the way. some people are calling this groundbreaking but others worry it misses the mark. nbc bay area's robert hoanda joins us with the story. >> reporter: the idea behind the public announcements isn't just to raise awareness about domestic violence but to reach the men who need the hear that message, even if it makes some viewers uncomfortable. >> hey, i got an extra ticket to the game this sunday, man. you want to go. >> reporter: the setting in each of the five public service announcements are familiar ones such as a gym where advocates say comments and jokes between men about domestic violence often occurs. >> you need to tune her up. >> reporter: this scene has an unexpected end. >> anyone in here think it is funny? not funny. >> it will take men speaking up with friend, family members, within workplaces to change the norms that keep this type of violence in place. >> reporter: the

. >> nbc 10s, aaron baskerville is joining us from the block. still blocked off tonight. >> jim, jackie, the work continues at this hour. you can hart. definitely see it. this block will likely be blocked for a day or possibly two. right behind me the work continues. the middle building charred from the ground to the top floor. the focus from the last 48 hours. they're concerned it could partially collapse. they've been working on the fire escapes, tearing them down. from the ground by the big orange vehicle. there are some of the fires escapes, down below. firefighters today, continue searching for a cause. i thought i would beer. now i don't know what i will do. >> reporter: for the woman and her family the fire on chestnut caught them off-guard. they traveled all the way from brazil, scheduled to stay at best western hotel. quickly realized that wasn't going to happen now. the street that the hotel sits on, now blocked off, because of the fire. >> i had to try to figure out something. very confusing for me now. >> firefighters continued worki

we're live in cherry hill, dray clark, nbc 10 news. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> you saw it there in dray's live shot, sunny and mild today across our area. this is a live look in downtown wilmington where the sunshine is definitely a welcome site today. glenn "hurricane" schwartz here now with your most accurate forecast. >> it is a spectacular looking day, especially after all the rain that we've seen this month of february. this is in reading, we've seen snow on the ground. earlier this month, not there anymore. sunshine, there could be a little bit of snow by the end of the week. and in wilmington, blue sky after the clouds even lingered during the day yiesterday. we have the dry conditions in the east, but moisture's building in oklahoma and texas and it's moving right in our direction. and there's nothing to stop it. so we're in for another round of rain. this time we're going to have wind on top of that. 49 degrees in philadelphia, 52 in wilmington, 53 in georgetown, so we've got temperatures already above the average high for this time of the year and

for our special nbc 10 championship, we want it. >> nbc 10 is your official eagles station, soce for the most behind the scenes access anywhere. >> and tomorrow night we are pulling out all of the stops for you. we are covering the game and hopefully an eagles post game celebration on two channels. if you're a "this is us fan" and who isn't? watch us after the game on nbc 10, but if you want to see nonstop eagles coverage, turn to cozi, and verizon 460 and over the air 10.2. >>> we want to send it back now to the nbc 10 studios in philadelphia and denise nakano. >> we do have breaking news and we received confirmation that brian dawkins, former philadelphia, and to wear an -- on the hall of fame and john clark will have more ofather co well. >> so deserving for vdot, congratulations to him. we are seeing an all-day rain that will keep things wet during and after the game and steve is tracking that rain. >> it's frigid outside and that's the big story for tonight. if you're stepping outside you definitely want to have the layers and temperatures feeling like the teens and 20s and big

nbc 10's andrea kline thomas live in king of prussia in storm force 10. how are those road conditions looking? >> reporter: denise, good news, the snow has stopped here in king of prussia. take a look right now, leaving behind a couple of inches of accumulation you see. crews are preparing to clear this shorting center. many thought we had seen the last of those trucks, especially after the warmer weather we had this week. winter showed it sticking around a little while longer. in king of prussia, slush on the streets. more accumulation on the sidewalks, bushes, and grassy surfaces. >> i'm definitely over it. i just got off work. trying to get home safely before it gets really bad. >> reporter: the winter weather started this afternoon. it forced many people to break out their hats, gloves and scarves, layers they set aside this past week. >> it was 70, then another couple of days -- i'm not sure what that is. but i'm ready for it. >> reporter: on route 202, drivers are using caution. as temperatures dip, the wet pavement could become slick. >> what we ne

nbc 10 is the official station of the parade. we will be your front row seat every step of the way. good morning to you. i'm erin coleman. the city has waited for this parade for half a century and it will be big with millionsç expected to flood philadelphia streets all along the parade route. the eagles will leave the linc atç 10:45 and head to the star of the parade at broad and pattison. the art museum steps and that's where miguelmartinezñr ist(b l. miguel, what's happening out there now? >>reporter: a lot happening out here right now. take a look behind me at theç steps of the art museum. you can see a stage going up there. this is where the parade's going to end and the second part of the celebration honoring the eagles is going to start at 1:00 p.m. and, again, they're callingç ts a celebration, so it's not just a parade, it's a two-part thing and a lot is happening to sipt for it. you see audio equipment over é-the streetokÑi too.g up down a lot of workers out here getting ready. has been waiting for for years

gabe gutierrez with nbc news. one refused to speak to us. >> no comment. >> reporter: the other declined to go on camera but the owner told us she thought the congressional report was misleading. she said the family-run business served not just williamson but a large surrounding area, and that it fills legal prescriptions. >> everybody's addiction. they've got to be getting it somewhere. >> reporter: now in treatment, she has hope that shining a light on an epidemic can help her and this town. tonight there is frustration here as to how this community was flooded with pills. the congressional committee says it will continue to investigate and attorney general jeff sessions has just launched a crackdown in the coming weeks to try to stop the oversupply of opioids across the country. lester? >> absolutely stunning revelation. gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> tonight with the opening ceremony, the olympic game just eight days away, athletes from around the world are beginning to arrive in pyeongchang. that now includes

matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> and turn to the nbc 10 app for more coverage of the 2018 olympic games. you can see the highlights of the competitions and get an in-depth look at all of our local athletes at the olympics. >>> well, tomorrow night you are invited to a birthday party where the gift giving comes with a real purpose. it is a night to network, mix it up, have fun, and fringe raise too. we very wendy hamilton, the director of sugar house casino, also markus allen, the ceo of big brothers, big sisters, and dr. keith lee part who's a physician and entrepreneur. gig crowd of the studio today. wendy, we want to start with you. tell us this is going to be a big birthday bash for some names that a of philadelphia locals will know. what can people expect this year? >> i was so thild. gentlemen are ny friends and they are good men and they said we're looking for eye venue, we want to do this great thing. we're all having a birthday and we'd love to do it at sugar house. i said, yea. between them they have a lot of friends so i'll let them tell you the details but they're bringing th

here on nbc at 8:00 p.m. eastern. that's "nightly news" for this friday night. i'm lester holt reporting from pyeongchang. i'll be here all wenorth and south korea coming together, while america )s vice president looks on. olympic diplomacy. north and south korea coming together while america's vice president looks on. we're live in pyeongchang. >>> the news at 4:00 starts now. thank you for joining us on this olympics edition of "nbc bay area news." this is the night we will be broadcasting the opening ceremony in south korea in just one hour. let's take it live to pyeongchang. you're looking at the mountain where the alpine events are taking place. it's 9:00 saturday morning in south korea. the athletes are already there ape the excitement is building here in the bay area. especially for the korean-american community. robert handa joins us at the nbc bay area watch party. robert? >> reporter: well, it would be nice to be at the olympics but i have a good spot to watch the opening ceremony. we're here at pla

log on to nbc 10 or the nbc 10 app. watch it right from your computer, tablet or phone. if you're heading to the parade, setti your dvr to nbc 10 to seef you made our live parade coverage. >>> the eagles are proudly displaying their big prize from the super bowl. now you can own your very own lombardi trophy. the local company offering them up all new on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>> plus -- the rain is finally moving out. your parade day forecast and what you can expect, next, in my exclusive first alert forecast. get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the fastest internet available, plus netflix, plus up to200 tv channels, plus phone, plus a two-year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month. it's time to fiber optics your netflix. go to getfios.comto switch today. i

>>> right now on nbc 10 news at 11:00. collapse concerns, a weekend fire gutted this multifloor building in old city and now investigators fear the charred structure could suddenly crumble. >>> ambulances destroyed. a sail em you may be able to dress for a stroll on the sand. the '70s are in the first alert forecast. >> developing right now at 11:00, these flames that destroyed a building in old city are now out but concern is now growing about the safety of the property that housed the apartments and businesses. dan or crumbling. live got new information from the city licenses and inspections office. they tell me it appears 239 chestnut, the main building for this fire, is a total loss and they are declaring it imminently dangerous. i can tell you which building that is, it is the one with red on bottom. you can see the 239 on the door. you can see the fire escape, lni tells me they are ordering the owner to take down the fire escape hoping thathaf the build. this was an intense fire that had fire crews fighting hot spots

an account she confirmed to nbc news. nbc news also obtained a 2010 protective order with willoughby told police during their separation, porter ignored her multiple requests to leave her home and at one point punched on the glass on the door. "i called the police afraid he would break in," she said. tonight, mounting questions about how porter was given such close access to the president and documents that crossed his desk. a former white house official says chief of staff john kelly was aware of the allegations of abuse before the story broke. two sources familiar with the matter tell nbc news it is believed porter was never given full security clearance although it's not clear why. the administration now on defense. >> i think that was a personal decision that rob made. and one that he was not pressured to do but one that he made on his own. >> reporter: the white house is not commenting on porter's security clearance. one other layer to this, porter is reportedly dating communications director hope hicks who plays a r

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.com or tap the nbc 10 app. tonight the school district is praising students who alerted them about a threat. two students were taken into custody yesterday after allegedly threatening to harm classmates and themselves. the threats were posted ob an instagram group chat. school counsellors were made available for concerned students and their families. >>> turning now to the first alert weather and the temperatures are falling after a sunny and mild day. >> it wasn't a bad day to take the kids to the park. these kids enjoyed the sun and the warmth with a few tripps there down the slide. how about a little sun on the slo slopes? here's a live look at camelback where you can see a few people are spending the evening getting in a few more runs down the mountain. >> meteorologist tammie souza is with us now. what can we expect for tonight? >> the temperatures falling, they are not going to fall that fast. they will get down there toni t tonight, but not too quickly. let's take a look at the temperature highs today. 5

nbc 10's lauren mayk joining us in the breaking news center. this was an emotional meeting. >> a week after they lived through a massacre at their school, students from florida are at the white house today for a face-to-face meet with the president. it included the students, parents and teachers from parkland, florida. it also included people affected by other school shootings. among those who spoke was a father who lost his daughter in an attack. >> we can't forget about it. all the school shootings. it doesn't make sense. fix it. should have been one school shooting, and we should have fixed it. and i'm pissed because my daughter i'm not going to see again. >> i can't feel comfortable in country knowing that people have, will have, ever going to feel like this. i want to feel safe at school. >> this is a long-term situation that we have to solve. we'll solve it together. and you've gone through extraordinary pain, and we don't want others to go through the kind of pain that you've gone through. >> among the more than 40 people taking part in

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. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. good evening, everyone, from pyeongchang, south korea. first, breaking news on the sexual harassment allegations against harvey weinstein. they filed a lawsuit late today alleging vicious treatment of employees at weinstein's company like threats of violents and employing a group of worker there to facilitate sexual conquests for the producer. the suit comes as law enforcement in multiple jurisdictions are investigating possible criminal violations. here's the latest developments. >> reporter: the civil rights lawsuit filed by the new york attorney general details allegations against not just harvey weinstein, but his brother, robert, and the weinstein company claiming they repeatedly broke new york law by failing to protect employeeemployees. it's the result of an ongoing four-month investigation alleges the company employed a group of women whose primary job it was to facilitate weinstein's sexual conquests. the suit details allegations of demands for quid pro quo sexual activity, t

read their funny reactions on nbc 10.com and our app. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> our meteorologist is here starting with a live camera view in allentown. remember what that looks like. i can almost guarantee after tonight steve will be on air showing you snow coming down. we don't have any of that yet. it's a clear picture. this is going to be a big change that we see for our saturday nrmt right now it's clear. clouds are going to start to increase and then this big system is moving our direction. it's going to combine with cold air to the north. that's going to set us up for a perfect mix. snow north and west. mix over the i-95 corridor. rain farther south. we're all getting something a little different. it's why we do that neighborhood forecast look at your weekend forecast. what a difference a day can make here. it's increase in clouds during the day. if you want to run errands, your morning or early afternoon, you're fine. tonight we come into the snow forecast. temperatures, we're at 39 today in philly. 39 in delaware. overnight into the early a.m. hours of sunda

let's start with nbc's peter alexander. peter, good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening to you. the release of this memo comes amid months of relentless attacks by president trump against the very people who are leading the russia investigation. this memo is not a legal document, not an intelligence finding. and tonight even the president's own lawyer says it's the opinion of the republicans who wrote it. president trump tonight defying the fbi and justice department. >> why make this memo public? >> i think it's a disgrace what's happening in our country. a lot of people should be ashamed of themselves and much worse than that. >> reporter: by midday that memo first leaked to conservative media outlets was posted by house republicans. it accuses senior law enforcement officials of abusing their powers despite a former trump campaign adviser, carter page, who they suspected was a foreign agent for russia. the memo alleges the application for a warrant relies on an unverified dossier compiled by christopher steele, an

nbc 10 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. nbc 10 news at 6:00 begins with a live look down broad street. it will provide the backdrop for tomorrow's super bowl parade. tonight it is soaked because of a steady rain all day. see that rain on first alert radar. the system moved in before daybreak and it's still with us tonight. this started as a wintry mix. what you got de pended on where you lived. snow covered the ground in white hall township. glenn, how long before this rain gets out of here? >> it's already moving out in parts of the area, and it will be totally out by midnight. this is allentown right now. still some snow and ice probably on the roofs but also on the sidewalks. so anything that is left like that, that is slushy, will freeze during the night tonight and be icy tomorrow morning. the other end of our area, rehoboth beach. just starting to get the rain. so they'll be the last ones to see it end. it's already pretty much over in berks county, chester county, western portion of montgomery county. the lehigh vall

nbc bay area )s sergio quintana is in san francisco tonight. sergio, it )s what a lot of people feared--officers are seeing a spike in the number of people driving stoned. how wrong was punxatawney in one c an officer was killed and he and his partner why rear-ended on christmas eve by a suspected drugged driver. more than three weeks ago an officer was hit by a suspected drugged driver. he was released from the hospital yesterday. this campaign will continue through the weekend. officer franzen says that people, if they are celebrating the super bowl this weekend, they need to make a plan to be able to get home safely. live in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sergio. >>> how wrong was punxsutawney phil? >> we're not getting that winter. >> that silly groundhog predicted six more weeks of winter. but here in the bay area, we're seeing record breaking heat. i don't trust phil, i trust rob mayeda. he'll be with us in a minute. actually we've got rob and we've got christie smith. >> i think punxsutawney phil is

nbc's gina kim has more from pyeongchang. ? >> it's going to come down to the last lap. >> it was a terrific start to her poim debut for u.s. speed skater mame biney to advance to the semifinals. >> watch out world, watch out, i'm coming for you. ha ha. >> cheering from the stands, vice president mike pence and the president of south korea. the u.s. men didn't fare as well. >> looking so good on his skate here. >> with gold in the 1500 meters ultimately going to korean skater. the first medal of the game was awarded toadies cross country skiing american jesse diggens didn't medal but her fifth place became the first ever by a u.s. woman. the other races were a clean sweep in biathlon ski jumping and speed skating. the most popular event of the day? was the women's ice hockey game featuring the combined koreas who lost their first match to switzerland. 0-8. gina kim, nbc news. >>> we have a crew in south korea, keith jones will have a live report tomorrow night on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> wearing white and saving green inside a

learn more about it on nbc 10.com and the free nbc 10 app. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, some of you have fog around, we have got places getting more and more sunshine by the minute. king of prussia and that's a lot of blue in the sky. that's a live picture and it didn't look like an hour ago. we showed you the picture. wilmington at the beginning of the program. a lot brighter right now and the sunshine area's increasing. white is cloud cover. right along the delaware river pretty much and another area up with toward the lehigh valley, burkes county, those areas not likely to get to near 70 degrees but the places with sunshine have a much better chance. this area of moisture is just going to hang out here for a couple of days but eventually it's coming our way. and once it does it's going to hang around here for a while. now, we are getting up close to 60 and the suburbs, where we're seeing sunshine. little cooler in philly with the overcast conditions. and still kind of cool in the lee high valley. we'll show you some of these temperatures just to give you an i

on nbc bay area. pregame coverage starts at 9:00 a.m. and kickoff is at 3:30. >>> it's just shy of 7:09. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, an nbc exclusive. his side of the story. the man who triggered hawaii's false missile alert. >>> also, the warriors coming in with the assist. how the team is helping a well-known performer whose beloved unicycle was stolen at sfo. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "red-hot mascot." [mascot] hey-oooo! whoop, whoop! [crowd 1] hey, you're on fire! [mascot] you bet i am! [crowd 2] dude, you're on fire! [mascot] oh, yeah! [crowd 3] no, you're on fire! look behind you. [mascot] i'm cool. i'm cool. [burke] that's one way to fire up the crowd. but we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> welcome back. taking a live look outside at the san mateo bridge on a warm bay area morning. 51 d

"nbc nightly news" with savannah guthrie tonight. see you back here at 11:00. >>> tonight, shocking allegations of abuse against a top member of president trump's inner circle. not one, but two of his ex-wives go public. accusing him of a history of violence. and tonight, hours after the white house defended him, he's out. now questions swirling about what they knew. nbc news exclusi exclusive, a top secret report revealing the russians successfully broke into the voter registration systems in several states. the big fear now, could russia stop you from voting when you show up to the polls this year? >>> flu emergency, fact and fiction. a lot of things you may have heard that just are not true. >>> a new consumer alert. your smart-tv could be smarter than you think. >> is your smart-tv really spying on you? >> yes. >> what you can do to your tv to protect your family. >>> two days until the games begin, and olympic fever is building. we're live in pyeongchang. >>> and, oh, baby, is he the cutest thing you've ever seen? how the new ge

a moment seen by millions watching the halftime show on nbc 10. wi and one tony captured on this cell phone. yes, that's juster timberlake singing and dancing in the aisle next to him. >> i tell you what, everybody was on their feet, they was dancing, they were singing along with him. it was crazy. >> reporter: his cameo almost didn't happen. tony told us he and his nephew had nose bleed seats but they scored an upgrade closer to the field. security told him he would be in the show seconds before it happened. >> big dude with a red tie comes on, goes, he's going to come up here, make room, don't touch him. >> reporter: as soon as tony found out he was in the halftime show, he wanted to get that moment in a picture and get it framed. it didn't take long. as soon as he walked in the door this afternoon, he saw this. that's tony. that's justin timberlake. >> too funny. >> reporter: tony and his family saw the framed photos when he returned to his pizza shop, ange angelo's, today. it's where he also saw his halftime appearance for the first time durin

nbc's catie beck has the story. >> let's do it! >> reporter: on the slopes he is known as razzle-dazzle, a nickname earned for sticking tricks with stunning precision. >> puts it to his feet like a champion. >> ryan stassel first discovered his talent in kindergarten. >> this is kind of where it started. >> reporter: at hilltop ski resort in his hometown of alaska. >> it was kind of like a blank canvas, and i was the brush. and i was able to paint whatever i wanted. >> reporter: ryan, now 25, has had a board beneath his feet ever since. in sochi, he placed 14th in slopestyle. >> everything perfect. >> reporter: he went on to win the world championship title in austria. >> not even bending his knees. >> this is where i grew up. >> reporter: ryan's bedroom wallpapered with memory and victories. >> this is the last big one. i hope to add a 2018. >> reporter: but ryan has another career he loves just as much. when he is off snow, he is on the water. >> hey! >> reporter: spending every summer working as a commercial salmon fisherman in

coming up tonight at 7:00, tune into nbc 10. nbc 10 championship, we want it. and then on sunday, we're expecting the biggest night in philadelphia tv history. after the big game, you can catch "this is us" here on nbc 10. flip over to our cozi channel for our "this is fiphilly." channel 248, over the air at 10.2. >> back to the studio. >> thank you, we'll see you again in just a few minutes. >>> breaking news from wall street right now. the do you tumbled more than 660 points today. the biggest weekly drop for the market in more than two years. it comes after weak earnings for giant companies like exxon mobile and alphabet. >> the house intelligence committee just released a controversial memo. president trump says it proves that they have biassed against him. >> it says the fbia abused their surveillance powers in the russia investigation. it was made public today that the fbi, the justice department, and democrats lobbied against that decision. they say the release is a threat to national security. they say that they found serious miscon dend. >>> and a vict

nbc 10 also caught eagles fans burning a tom brady jersey. i guess this is expressing your freedom of speech here. the birds lost to brady and the patriots in the 2005 super bowl. one thing i can't stop watching is that replay of brady trying to throw and getting sacked. it's like the fake out throw. it didn't even happen. >> right, the ball is flying and his hand -- >> didn't happen. hey, vai, you spoke one-on-one with coach doug pederson. >> we were actually standing in the tunnel waiting to leave and for some of our people to catch up with us. and all of a sudden there's a little side door to the locker room and all of a sudden he emerged with his mother, and his three sons. and he stepped out and turned his back to the street and stared back towards the stadium, and he stood there and took it in. and he had his wife around one arm and his mother around the other. and we couldn't hear what he was saying, and he just stood there and it appeared he was taking it in for a moment there by himself. >> reporter: it must be be special for so many

that will be on nbc 10. if you want to keep riding with the eagles with our post game coverage, just go to our cozy channel for that wall to wall inside access called this is philly. it immediately follows the game on cozy's comcast channel is 248 or verizon fios 460 or on the air 10.2. >>> it seems everybody is sing the fight song these days but this weekend one lucky fan will get to conduct it. ♪ >> the philadelphia or kes strah will reprise its performance of fly eagles fly at a concert tomorrow in the is their rendition last saturday at a concert with steve martin. they held a contest and the third-year medical student won the opportunity to lead them from the podium. >>> we have been challenging to you send us your most creative versions of here's one that's performed with true military precision. ♪ >> that's the valley forge military academy starting their band this morning. they performed that at this morning's formation. you still have time to send us your version of the fight song. we will air t

keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> count on nbc 10, your home for all the action throughout these winter games. >>> back here at home, flu cases keep surging in our region forcing prevention moves we haven't seen in years. today delaware 995 flu cases in a single week. new jersey is seeing soaring flu numbers as well. tonight cooper hospital is enforcing rules on visitors, doctors and nurses to stop the spread. >> reporter: he waits in his suv his great granddaughter sits in the back seat recovering from the flu. bolden is know stranger to the flu either. doctors suggest neither of them visit patients inside. enforcing visitation restrictions to prevent the illness from spreading. >> i was here yesterday and i dropped a patient off that had the blue. >> we hope not to see anybody in the hospital get the flu while they are here. but it does happen. >> reporter: dr. henry framer. showing the number of cumulative outbreaks is almost doubled this year compared to last when half of those outbreaks occurring in the past three weeks. >> it had been low and then exploded after that. >> reporter: docto

for information on how to contact the treasury, go to nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app. >>> nbc 10 is your official home of the philadelphia eagles. the place to watch the big game unless you're joining us right here in minneapolis. coming up on sunday, we are expecting the biggest night in philadelphia tv history. >> it's so big we need two channels to cover it. after the big game, catch "this is us" here on nbc 10. then turn to cozi tv for live coverage of nbc 10 this is philly. >> we'll have all the celebrations happening in philadelphia and also reaction from the players here in minnesota. cozi is channel 248. >> when we come back, patriots owner robert kraft is going to explain why he thinks so much of the country is rooting against his team. >> for now, back to you in the nbc 10 studios. >> i have a few ideas. i think he's going to count to 5 and it's going to be something i don't want see. >> they have been rallying all day long here in philadelphia. want to give you a live look at the nbc 10 road to victory bus. fans out there with the bus are going to miss that rain that's moving

submit yours now on the nbc 10 app. nbc 10 is r your official eagles station. if you need more eagles and can't get enough, we have you covered all night long. >> tune into nbc 10 tonight and every night this week at 7:00 for our special eagles coverage. nbc 10 championship, we want it. and then on sunday, we are expecting the biggest night in philadelphia tv history. it's so big we need two channels to cover it. after the big 2k3w5i78, you can catch "this is us" here on nbc 10. set your dvr and flip over to cozi where you can watch nbc 10 for nonstop coverage of super bowl lii and the celebrations in philadelphia and minnesota. it's channel 248, verizon 460. we're going to be bring. ing you complete coverage from minnesota leading up to the super bowl. coming u on sunday, our coverage continues this. less than ten minutes. >> the eagles road to victory bus hit the streets again. there it is. we'll see where it is ahead in a live report. and more importantly where it's headed. you can get your hands on some free eagles swag. that's coming up in less than ten mi

nbc 10 is your officialation, don't forget to wash our official nbc championship. then on game day, we're giving you all of the sights and sounds from super bowl central. our coverage starting at 10:00 a.m. >> sunday night the biggest night in philadelphia tv history, so big in fact, that we need two channels to cover it. you can come to us on nbc 4, or live coverage for "this is filllyfill philly." >> we have reaction from the players in cozi on 248. >> when we come back w our nbc 10 colleagues are passing the time on the ice. >> that's a good one, for now back to you in the studios. >> this morning, many of us wsnowfall. you see the snowflakes there coming down. tammy souza is joining us now ane bitterly tonight, as if it now. >> yeah they will wake up with a windchill in the single digits. it will be cold tomorrow in the low 30s. let's skip ahead to sunday for a day that we all wish was right now. if you're thinking i wasn't wait all day long for this super bowl, you can watch thepregame festivities and coverage here on nbc 10. we will be here all day long broad