the event hosted by kennel club of philadelphia. don't forget, you can watch the national dog show on thanksgiving day at noon here on nbc10. >>> would you know if your office computer has been hacked? more people and companies are becoming targets and victims of cyber crime and don't know it. ma matt delucia shows us what happens. >> we came here to show us what hackers are doing and why. >> seems to be happening more and more. >> to beat a hacker, you have to think like one. he is paid to break into the computer. >> we are on the internal network, stealing credit cards and information. >> what he does is legal, his boss pays him to attack the network. >> get the people, the network, applications, whatever they're running. >> finding flaws. >> you had a bad password. >> you have to be kidding me, that's it? >> a game of capture the flag to get in and find critical information. no matter who or where. >> saying why would they come after us, well, it happens constantly. everyone is a target at this point. >> we had them see what they

but just 46 of those were drivers in philadelphia. forty-six. and in 2013, police wrote just three. >> administrators say you are not doing enough as a department to enforce speed, in the zone. >> i don't know about the exact stats. >> reporter: lieutenant john stanford says by law only state police are allowed to use radar guns. he says his department may in the write speeding tickets but a careless driving citation instead but he didn't have numbers on enforcement in school zones. >> i observed six kid trying to cross a street, this person totally disregarded the traffic control devices or they clearly disregard the instruction by a crossing guard, that is easier to explain. >> he landed up near the school limits sign. >> reporter: martin connor knows importance of 5 miles an hour outside of a school. a driver, hit and killed his son, in front of the archbishop ryan high school five years ago. police determined speed was not a factor but that is because the school flasher had just gone off. speed limit increased to 30 miles an hour. driver hit

we'd like up to date our breaking news, an off-duty philadelphia police officer shot in north philadelphia our greg argos is live at that scene at tenth and or ogden what can you you tell us. >> still a very activity scene at tenth and ogden in north philadelphia i want to step out of the waste and show you the scene around 4:45 this afternoon, that off-duty philadelphia police officer got into an altercation here right by that actual man you see that officer protecting right now. he was shot we're told at least one time, in the hand, fortunately he was brought to, jefferson hospital and he is in stable condition. we want to show you some video high above in the skies from chopper three, this is video from a little while ago and it shows that officer holding his hand as you can see entering the medics to be transported to the hospital. right now i can tell you there is a very large police restens, all throughout this area in north philadelphia. there have not yet been any arrests made in the shooting, the circumstances still, very unclear, as we are speaking right now. we are waiting to he

>> the logan section of philadelphia. >> not going to be easy? >> no, very difficult. >> given this morning's crowding and delays nobody has much hope forever the evening commute. >> probably more confusion probably because more people will be out. not better for a long time. >> are you not looking forward to this. not at all. >> i can say it's a safe bet nobody is looking forward to any rush hour, so long as septa is not moving. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >>> well think the strike is forcing people to drive into the city for work and school than is making the parking garages even more packed. once the drivers made their way through extra traffic they found the garages at or near capacity like andrea jackson. >> drive down seldomly, but today i had no choice. the reality is starting out earlier and it's going to take longer. >> the philadelphia parking authority has modified rates, a flat rate of $10 for 10 hours of parking in all garages from now until the end of the strike. log on to our website at 6abc.com for a list of garages. >>

this is philadelphia. like we don't take anything from anyone. >> anti-trump protestors started their march across from city hall and walked from over two hours north on broad street on temple, and down 17th and colorado streets. dozens of philadelphia police officers on bikes and patrol cars followed the crowd, putting in place rolling closures that angered motorists. >> reporter: to see the numbers of people who don't stand for it, gives a little sense of security in a very turbulent time. >> reporter: anger and disappointment, especially with pennsylvania turning red this election. still protestors are clear donald trump may have been elected, but not by them. students at penn also expressed their dismay through what they call the solidarity march. nearly 500 people attended an open discussion and voiced similar concerns. >> what's done is done. and donald trump will be the president come january. but that doesn't mean that our voices and our experiences are not valid. and that does not mean that all of

we're hosting at xfinity live in south philadelphia. stop by tonight and monday night or you can watch us right here on nbc 10 at 7:00. you have an all-access pass as we break down this historic presidential race. >>> it's 4:18. new this morning, every day, more than 600,000 philadelphians have to ask themselves if they have enough money left to eat. philadelphia shares is celebr e celebrating an anniversary knowing that more and moore families are relying on them to put food on table. demand has increased 30%. many customers are people who have jobs but they can't afford to eat every day. philadelphia shares says not enough people are aware of the need until they sit down to a thanksgiving dinner. >> really, every time people sit down at their table they should think i'm eating this great meal, everyone in our city should be having a meal as well. >> you can go to nbc10.com for more on how you can help share. it accepts food donations all year round. they're especially looking for donations of fresh produce. >> speaking of meat and foo

most suburbs in philadelphia have dropped into the 30s this morning. 34 right now in the philadelphia suburbs. the lehigh valley, just below freezing by 2 degrees at 30 degrees. it's cold in new jersey, too. those 30s in delaware will warm into the low 60s.ç we'll get a nice warmup today, near 60 degrees in the lehigh valley. and enough sunshine to warm the suburbs, new jersey and philadelphia into the low 60s later today. i'll walk you through the forecast hour by hour to show you how quickly that chill will disappear when i come back in just a few minutes. >> we'll see you in a little bit. >>> now back to our breaking news. septa is on strike this morning. as we told you, no transit buses, subway or trolley service within the city limits of philadelphia. septa and its transport workers broke off contract talks at midnight. live team coverage of the septa strike to help you get to work and school this morning. we begin with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington in studio. >> it's really important to remember that it's specifically affecting in philadelphia, in that

look at that in philadelphia. that is how you should dress moving toward the afternoon feeling like 41 degrees. so definitely dress for temperatures feeling like the 30s and 40s for much of the day. saturday's high temperature 49 degrees. moving toward sunday, we're looking at those numbers recovering for the game right around 59 degrees for that high. so take look at the forecast as the birds take on the atlanta falcons we're looking at tailgate weather low 50s. kick off temperatures right around 57 and then a high temperature by the end of the game right around 59. kathy. >> that's not so bad, scott. i'm glad they're not playing saturday. so as we look at trenton we have clear sky. it is going to be a very pretty night but once again, friday is mild. saturday gets chilly. overnight tonight in the philadelphia area, temperatures in the 40s. we'll go upper 30s the suburbs seasonal for this time of year. high temperatures tomorrow for your veterans day looking gorgeous. mainly in the 50s and 60s. 61 in philadelphia

a special holiday delivery in center city, philadelphia. action news was there as this year's christmas tree made its way to city hall on a flat bed. >> the mayor was there to inspect it before the workers loaded it on to its base. the tree lighting is set for saturday, november 26th. >>> you may have heard about the campaign to save ben franklin's grave marker. tonight the go fund me surpassed the goal thanks to a $5,000 donation from jon bon jovi and family and another $5,000 from the philadelphia eagles. the stone is cracked and in need of repair. probably due to tourists throwing pennys on it. an old cuss tom. and it's due to moisture and the age of the marble itself. still to come on action news tonight, a break tonight in the search for the gunman who killed an airline employee at an american airport. plus turmoil reported inside trump tower with more shakeups of the transition team. >> well, unseasonal warmth building across much of the nation. including here. this will continue through the week, but big changes in the weekend. detai

today's philadelphia half marathon begins later this morning. the 13.1 mile race and several related events today is a warmup for the philadelphia marathon set for tomorrow. >>> good morning. this is nbc10 news today. i am rosemary connors. thanks for being with us. it is 5:00 this saturday. we have some warm weather to start our weekend. meteorologist krystal klei is looking at conditions outside in the first alert neighborhood forecast. good morning, krystal. >> good morning, rosemary. this is a forecast one for saturday and one for sunday. huge differences between the two. today a warm forecast. sun and clouds move in through the afternoon and building thicker into the evening. that's because as we move into tonight, we will see serious changes to the forecast. rain starting to move in and winds starting to strengthen. very windy weather moving in by sunday as well as much colder temperatures. cold enough in some areas north and west of philadelphia, a rain snow mix is possible overnight into early parts of tomorrow morning. look at the tempe

so, it's a big weekend in philadelphia, the philadelphia marathon saturday for the half marathon, the start 49 degrees, it will be sunny, it will be mild. sunday, though, if you're running the full marathon you definitely do that wants to dress in layers. >>> the temperature 39 degrees but you factor in winds with 40 miles an hour gusts, wind chills will be in the upper 20's. i'll let you know when that freeze will ease coming up in the full accuweather forecast. monica. >> all right, thank you cecily. >>> speaking of the philadelphia marathon the stage is set on the ben franklin parkway where thousands of runners will go the distance despite sunday's cold start. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman is live at the pennsylvania convention center with how the runners are preparing right now. hi, ali. >> hi, monica. and in this room you can feel the excitement and the anticipation. >>> i can step out of the way show you it is a very busy scene here, thousands of runners are picking up their race bibs, their packets, their t-shirts and yes, the weather on sunday is a big topic

. >>> it is wet in philadelphia right now. you're looking live at rainy conditions at 8th and market streets in center city. and it is full on snow in the poconos. this is a live look at snowflakes falling at camel back mountain resort in monroe county and on top of this winty mix, there are high wind gusts blowing through the air in the region. you're looking live at wind turbines in south philadelphia. gusts could be up to 50 miles per hour overnight thanks joining us. >>> pekoe customers are without power because of the strong winds. we're bringing you the dramatic weather changes sweeping through our area. >> it's been a wild day in weatherer all due to a frontal boundary east of us and a really strong low pressure system in canada. this wind advisory is in effect until midnight monday and you will see your local neighborhood forecast at the bottom of your screen and you can download our free app for more information. i'm going to stop this at 11:00 p.m. notice we're seeing wind gusts ranging from 37 miles per hour from al

kutcher is from west philadelphia. she's been part of that library now for 40 years. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney helping to kick off the holiday season in the city the mayor placed the first ornament on philly's christmas tree in dilworth park outside city hall. this year's tree is a 4,000-pound 40-foot colorado firly decorated by the end of the week. it will be lit up on saturday november 26th. they had nice day for it out there. i'm going to get out and take walk after the show here, kathy, because it's late november and it's still in the 50s or something. >> it's fantastic, iain. i am too. tomorrow great day to be outdoors and even saturday. that's the extra bonus day. in old city philadelphia getting busy. it's thursday night in the city. and temperatures are mild. 58 degrees right now at the high today 61. so not a huge drop off after sun is he. winds out of the northwest at 9 miles an hour. you can divide or region in half with cooler air to the north and west and milder to the south and east with the excep

once again, an offduty philadelphia police officer shot in the hand right here in north philadelphia. keep it on nbc10 for complete coverage of the story. >>> delaware's getting a diamond. they're called the diamond state. it's not a piece of jewelry. >> it's called the diverging diamond, it opens tonight at the exchange of state route 1 and highway 13 in delaware county. you're actually driving on the opposite side of the road and why it could be an improvement for delaware drivers. >> reporter: the spot where u.s. 1 and 13 cross over each other, it's dangerous getting off the highway. as of saturday morning, they'll have drivers crisscrossing and driving on the left side of the overpass. >> it's been used in europe for years. >> reporter: in europe the diverging intersection is common, but not in the united states. the diverging diamond traffic pattern is really best at overpass traffic patterns where people are trying to cross to get off. and everyone get just gets stuck. >> everyone who want to go through the intersection now can't even get to the intersection because the turn is

a big event for philadelphia. between 20,000 and 30,000 runners and then 60,000 spectators in the city throughout the weekend. half marathon yesterday and of course the marathon today in addition to the elite runners and their award they will receive this year there's an award for the fastest philadelphia men -- philadelphia man and woman. of course we'll have complete details on nbc10.com, the nbc 10 app and later on this evening at 6:00. >>> now, to a recall to let you know about this morning. sabra dipping company is voluntarily recalling some hummus products and spreads because of possible listeria contamination. the products were made before november 8th at a plant where inspectors found the bacteria. if you have a product with a best before date through january 23rd of 2017, they're advising you to get rid of it. listeria can cause serious and sometimes deadly infections in young children, frail or the elderly. and others with weakened immune systems. >>> america's top dog will be name today as the national

it began if philadelphia for clinton at the dnc, it will epd in philadelphia as well. on monday night, hillary and bill clinton and barack and michelle obama come here for one final rally. it is called battleground pennsylvania. it's a state donald trump would like to win and hillary clinton has to win. we have two reports from monica malpass and dann cuellar on the state of the race. monica, let's begin with you. bring us up to date on what happened today and tonight. >> jim, both presidential hopefuls putting it all on the table. bernie standers with hillary clinton in north carolina saying now or never. donald trump with his wife splitting their efforts, urging voters to vote for him. it was the closest they would come to crossing paths on this crucial southern turf. members of the military don't want to serve under her. >> you know, when i look at these great admirals and generals, to think of her being their boss. i don't think so. >> reporter: clinton campaigned with pharell williams and bernie sanders. she continues to bash trump in an appeal to moderate republi

here in philadelphia a beautiful clear sky there getting ready for a great saturday afternoon. up in bethlehem, all is good here, looking live, from the hotel bethlehem, with a clear skies, and getting ready for the sunrise here, in northampton county. even in the lehigh valley, today, we're, talking temperatures well in the 60's, and then possibly, tonight, you could see a few more wet snow flakes flying around in the northern and lehigh valley and certainly up in the poconos. the reason is the strong cold front, still well to our west, out ahead of it we will get a nice warm air. south wind will keep as you above average. some spots could hit 70 degrees. is there the showers breaking out in the ohio valley. that front is on on the heading east ward. we will get rain into philadelphia, later on early evening hours. on the back side it is cold. wild spread snow is flying still in wisconsin. so it is this time of the year. if you get the warm day you know it has to come to an end. this is the last one. sixty's today. with the front coming through we will get a blast of cold air

you have a choice. >> reporter: in philadelphia, bill rohrer, fox 29 news. >>> manny also is a philadelphia police officer helping to build a bridge between his community and police and also he's eight eight-zero after knock out in a first round fight on friday. >> it's ridiculous behavior. >> a popular local business district on alert as police hunt down those in involved in the violent flash mob attack that hurt six people. >> these are kids old enough to know better, and not do something like that. >> reporter: plus a hurdle for a local youth football team whose field equipment was stolen the message from the team's coach about this new obstacle in their way. ♪ >>> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> developing to night in center city the search for more kids connected to weekend flash mob attack. the busy shopping area around wall net street at the center of police investigation. and as the holiday shopping season is set to get underway, businesses are very much hoping the mob attacks will not grow into on-going problem g evening, i'm lucy noland. i'

and some snow showers, are likely north of philadelphia, up in the poconos. we will show you picture outside. sky six live in hd, looking at the center city sky line, on this sunday night. we've got a partly to mostly cloudy sky, across the area, clouds stay with us, and the wind stay with us as well. high today in philadelphia, only 44 degrees, average for us this time of the year is 54. so well below average and when you factor this the wind it felt much colder. most spots had wind chills today only in the 20's and 30's. the right now it is 43 in the city. twenty-nine in the poconos. we are holding at 40 for allentown down to reading. lancaster at the coast in cape may 43. and 43 degrees in beach haven. other part of the story to day you why had those leaves in your face, well, because it was quite blusterly. peak wind gusts earlier today in the 40's and 50's with the gusts clocking in at 30 miles an hour in philadelphia gusts to 43 miles an hour in the poconos. the gusting as high as 38 miles an hour in atlantic city. that wind advisory we have up, stays u

philadelphia officials say that the city is ready and anybody who thinks election will be rigged in philadelphia is wrong. hold back the blue curtain and find more than a year of ads, debates, argument and dinner table conversations right there in front of you. >> election day in the city our size with more than a million voters, it is a turbulent day. >> reporter: philadelphia city commissioner al schmidt in charge of the elections does not want you to worry. his team has been working for months to make sure things go as plan. schmidt has spent a lot of time recently defending the process in philadelphia after this comment from donald trump. >> i just hear such reports about philadelphia. we have to make sure that we're protect. >> reporter: it wasn't just one time, trump frequently tells his supporters that the election will be rigged. he mentioned philadelphia, and city commissioner lisa dealy won't have it. >> they might be that candidate's first rodeo but it is not ours. we're ready for tomorrow. >> reporter: last thursday pennsylvania state police raided two local offices of fieldwork, a g

in philadelphia. >> the eagles try to break their road losing streak as they play in the nfl's noisiest stadium seattle. >>> those stories but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist karen rogers in for chris sowers, you have to bundle up, right karen? >> reporter: you do, the clouds roll in and the winds continue to howl. on storm tracker 6 live double scan we're tracking precipitation, we are light showers getting closures to philadelphia. we'll go in tighter to this. it's showers in coatsville, 30 bypass and 322. honeybrook we're catching sleet mixing in. storm tracker 6 live double scan picking up every tiny detail. watch if it is not slipper i didn't along the pennsylvania turnpike, a little bit of that blue indicating that, as well. a little bit of sleet mixing in there. as we go to the north, you can see how it's snowfall in the mountain poconos. in lake harmony. easton you're getting snowfall with sleet to the north appear west hamburg and pottstown it's mixed pre

you have this big behemoth that is philadelphia, and the philadelphia suburbs, where philadelphia is such a large non-white population, and larger than average college-educated white population. compare that to the rest of the state, but they're just numerically not as large. and so the challenge for republicans, every single cycle, when they say they can win pennsylvania, because it's demographically similar, let's say, to ohio. so demographically, yeah, they're about the same. about the same size african-american vote. but the way that philadelphia is concentrated. those philadelphia suburbs are so full of white college-educated voters, those are just the kind of voters that are trending towards the democratic party. and pennsylvania, just interestingly enough, against ohio, it has a slightly higher college-educated white population. a slightly higher median income. it's even an older population. but it's just built just enough in the democrats' favor that if you can turn out those suburban white voters and those african-american voters in philadelphia, that's the state. >> let me

crack down on lead paint on the way in philadelphia. new laws will soon force landlords and schools and operators of small in home day cares to report and remediate lead paint. the crack down comes too late to save thousand of young children in the city who are now suffering from developmental damage after eating chips of the lead paint in older buildings. children like nine-year-old jaelin. he cannot read or spell or follow basic commands after eating paint chips as toddler. >> it's a permanent dissable so. >> reporter: he'll have problems for the rest of his life. >> for the rest of his life he'll have problem. he was robbed of his potential. >> city officials admit lead paint laws are already on the books. not always enforced. they're promising to ramp enforcement to gift new laws some teeth. >>> it is a mandatory stop in any tour of philadelphia's old city district you may have evens toed a penny on to it but after so many years, ben franklin's grave required more than pennies for a badded needed makeover. the founding father can re

we're at 49 degrees in philadelphia. some suburbs down in the mid 40's this morning but that's about as bad as it gets and winds out of the north dropping down out of the north keeping us a tad cooler this afternoon but not all that strong at just 6 miles an hour. future tracker6 the latest run does show that between now and 9 o'clock some of that rain may make it over to philadelphia. looks like if you're out toward reading lancaster maybe even wilmington you're not going to see as much and then by about lunchtime most of this is pushing away from us. areas around trenton and maybe up toward allentown might still be looking at a little bit of it and then later in the afternoon it actually looks like we may clear enough to get some sunshine back into play. so, it's a morning threat of a shower or a sprinkle. afternoon drying today. and temperatures not too bad overall. 47 by 8 o'clock. 53 perhaps still a little bit damp by 10 o'clock but by noon most of us starting to dry out. still fairly cloudy 57 degrees there and by

a nod to philadelphia's garden captain of the country. it's not just beautiful but there are stakes here it shows how to plan your trip around the region, long wood gardens is 36 miles per hour that way. you want to go there this holiday season it's really beautiful and did makes me realize i need a lot more lights in my yard this holiday season. more when "action news" returns. ♪ don't let the food you eat during the day haunt you at night. nexium 24hr... shuts down your stomach's active acid pumps... to stop the burn of frequent heartburn... all day and night. have we seen them before? banish the burn with nexium 24hr. it's just a cough.our cough, sfx: woman coughing you'd see how often you cough all day. and so would everyone else. robitussin 12 hour delivers fast, powerful cough relief that lasts up to 12 hours. robitussin 12 hour cough relief, because it's never just a cough. >>> officials in charlotte say they will not file charges in the deadly shooting of keith lamont scott by police. that officer brently vincent acted lawfully

that's why you're seeing a lot of hillary clinton in philadelphia, more obamas in philadelphia tomorrow. she's headed to detroit. sheet she's going to be back in philadelphia. she was in cleveland on friday. they are very, very concerned about the intensity of that, of the african-american vote. for trump, his final strategy appears to be more about searching for another state to try to see if he can get to 270 electoral votes. he may have stumbled on a new opportunity in the state of michigan. there appears to be something happening in the battle there. >> you mentioned, chuck, of course pennsylvania. we have seen a lot of both candidates in the last few weeks, few days. is pennsylvania still up for grabs or do we have an idea of who will win here? >> you know, i'm a skeptic in that we've been here before where republicans talk about being able to flip pennsylvania. i think it's going to be close. but remember, a four- or five-point race is a close race and at the same time decisive enough for those electoral votes to perhaps stay in the democratic column. it would take a dramatic drop

the streets of philadelphia turn into a protest platform. along with thousands more protesting across the country. >>> mr. trump goes to washington. today, the transition officially begins from the obama to the trump administration. >>> was this four-alarm fire more than an accident? this morning, we have an update on an ole middle destroyed. >> announcer: "nbc10 news" starts now. >>> 5:30 on the nose. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. be sure to grab your coat as you head out the door. we've got bill henley with the "first alert" neighborhood forecast. bill. >> about an hour away from sunrise, temperatures are falling. coming down in the suburbs. 38 degrees in new jersey. a little bit of a breeze outside of the north. 8 miles an hour to make it feel even chillier. you'll see sunshine in the lehigh valley. bright sunshine, 48 degrees by 8:00. and climbing. we will warm into the middle to upper 50s. 58 degrees for delawe

so light rain showers pressing into philadelphia. and even some snow across the higher terrain and the wake of this fronts, however, we're going to tap into cold and blustery winds. so the next 12 hours, we do have light rain, otherwise windy and turning much colder, 35 in the suburbs for the overnight low and 38 in philadelphia. temperatures will be crashing tomorrow. even into monday as that cold air spills out of canada and moves into our region, it's not just the cold air, it's also the wind, we'll show you future tracker 6. you can see by midnight, lights poconos. as you wake up early tomorrow morning, we'll start to clear out. otherwise there could be a few flakes, north and west of town. we'll talk about what we can expect as we go throughout the day tomorrow. winds gusting anywhere from 40 to 50. that's one part of the story. other part, morning windchills will only be in the middle and upper 20's. afternoon windchills not much better, only in the middle 30's and poconos could pick up snow anywhere from a coating to an inch o

an acme store in northeast philadelphia. the big question, are they the same team that's been involved in at least two other purse snatchings in the area. christie ileto is live at an acme store, the scene of one of those incidents. what is the latest on this? >> reporter: jim, multiple police agencies have been looking for this couple. at least a handful of reported incidents of this kind. in less than a week, many caught this pair on camera. >> it's them, 100%. she had the same hoodie on and he had the same outfit. >> didn't take long to connect the dots. they swiped her diaper bag while shopping with her baby. days earlier, a couple was spotted on giants surveillance camera with the same crime, the target an 84-year-old woman. >> crazy their intention coming to acme or giant is to steal from someone. they were waiting for someone like me that looked away. >> her bag carrying a checkbook, wallet and holiday gift cards vanished in seconds. >> is it worth it to ruin someone's day, week, holidays for a couple bucks? these typ

city of philadelphia, 63 not too bad. poconos a little chilly up there, highs in theer 40s -- upper 40s. >>> flyers wives carnival celebrating the 40th year. the event is the oldest and most successful one-day event put together for -- by a pro sports franchise. it supports a number of nonprofit group caring for kids and doing important medical work. it kicks off at 1:30. >>> 6abc is proud to salute the service members in the philadelphia veterans day parade. the streets rounding independence mall will honor the men and women in uniform. you'll see motorcycle brigades and parachute demonstrations and breath taking fly over. that parade begins at noon and we have a front-row seat live on 6abc at 12:30, the host is alicia vitarelli and sharrie williams joined by a panel of distinguished service members. >>> a beautiful day for a parade. >> we have more news just ahead on "action news" sunday morning. we'll be right back. his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song. his sister can live stream it while his mom dow

philadelphia mayor jim kenney said he's proud of philadelphia voters. more voters came out than anytime in recent history, he said even though the outcome was not the one that the majority of philadelphians chose, their voices were still heard. he said now residents have the opportunity to become leaders and help the nation heal. >> it would be easy to look at the differences that divide our nation. and even our own commonwealth and simply give up. but that is not the america way. and it's certainly not the philadelphia way. >> mayor kenney also congratulated president-elect donald trump and senator pat toomey on their victories. >>> it's 6:07. philadelphia police tell us an 18-year-old was shot in oxford last night. police say when they found him he was in the doorway of his home. his family was inside sleeping when the shooting happened. nbc10's pamela osborne is in oxford circle to have a live update in the next half hour. >>> police are also investigating a home invasion at a north philadelphia house where some temperature students live. the departm

mainly in and out of center city and in philadelphia. what is running, though, this morning, are the regional rails in norristown high-speed line and the suburban buses. alternates are suggested like uber, lyft, taxis, carpooling, something. you'll see a different commute this morning. extra volume and for the stuff that is running you'll see overcrowding as well. >>> starting today, get ready to pay more at the pump across new jersey. the state's controversial gas tax is now in effect. hear how much more you'll be paying and why your vote next week will determine where that extra money goes. >>> last call for absentee ballots. next, find out what you need to do by today if you plan to vote using an absentee ballot. she ate like a pig. trump has said and done... you can do anything. i moved on her like a [bleep] ...trump's just so disgusting and degrading. it just seems like he's invaded our lives. and he's the republican nominee for president. and republican brian fitzpatrick supported trump. look, we just can't vote for fitzpatrick or

toomey began in north philadelphia. here's what he had to say about his opponent while speak at the fraternal order of police lodge. >> what we're not going to do is we are not going to send another ethically challenged tax-hiking liberal who doesn't take our security seriously. that's what katie mcginty is. she's not going to the united states senate. >> katie spent part of her day with hillary clinton. she campaigned for the democratic nominee at a get out the vote event in pittsburgh. mcginty criticized toomey for refusing to stay a stand on donald trump. >> that is spineless, no courage, no character. spineless, putting himself before his constituents, his commonwealth and his country. >> the toomey/mcginty race could determine whether republicans keep their senate majority. it is the nation's most expensive senate campaign ever. >>> 15 minutes past 4:00 a.m. this tuesday morning. approval rating for new jersey governor chris christie is now at a record low. a new rutgers/eagleton poll shows 19% of those surveyed ha

seen everything in philadelphia, there's this. a surprise landing at a kensington rec center. >> that is a hot air balloon and if you're wonder wagon it was doing there in kensington, so are police and the faa. everybody is okay but that neighborhood it's shaken up. good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. >>> witnesses rushed into the field when balloon came down. police weren't far behind. fox 29's shawnette wilson in hunting park tonight witness wild story. shawnette. >> reporter: so this was incredible, you guys. the person who landed says that he is an independent pilot visiting the area from florida. he says they launch from a company in pottstown. now neighbors as you can imagine were totally impressed by what they saw, but the police tonight still have many questions. >> i thought it was about to crash into the street. i was like, oh, man, about blow up. >> reporter: rick rose couldn't believe his eyes what was happening in the middle of his kensington neighborhood. and he wasn't alone. what he saw caused a neighbo

today is philadelphia's half marathon. that begins later this morning. 13.1 mile race and several other events today are a warmup for the philly marathon set for tomorrow. >>> decent weather today for the half marathon runners. this is nbc10 news today. thanks for being with us. i am rosemary connors. just after 6:00 this saturday. we get warm weather to start the weekend, we'll take it. let's check in with meteorologist krystal klei, she has more in the first alert neighborhood forecast. >> today's forecast looks pretty good, similar to yesterday. we're warmer than average. the average this time of year is mid-50s. we're talking 60s for highs. clouds building late in the day, we see a possibility of showers as we move into evening hours. with the evening hours rain moving in will be accompanied by winds starting to pick up. in fact, hope things are tied down for the marathon, very high winds by this evening. then those continue through sunday. sunday we dry out but way colder after we dry out. we have a lot of changes thi

especially far to the north and west of philadelphia. and then by the time we get to 10:00 o'clock saturday night, some snow showers through the lehigh valley and the poconos. and then this whips through by i'd say early sunday morning. there could be some lake effect snow showers he had heading in during the day sunday because winds will being to about 30 even 40 miles an hour. so this is really going to feel like winter on sunday. overnight 43 in the city. 37 in the suburbs. mainly clear during the day tomorrow the high 67. just a great day to be outdoors and that will continue through saturday but don't be deceased. that front moves through late saturday night and there will be a huge change sunday morning. monday, tuesday, stay cold. wednesday that big travel day for thanksgiving looks great. and then thursday another cool down. temperatures in the 50's chance of showers but there will be some wind for your turkey bowls and that is a look at your seven day forecast. lucy, we'll zen it back to you. >> all right, thanks much kathy orr.

philadelphia premium outlets in limerick. christiana mall in newark, cherry hill mall, deptford mall. and gloucester mall open at 6:00 tonight. remember, the big name stores will be closed today. lowe's, home depot, nordstrom, and t.j. maxx. you're going to want to check, target in rittenhouse square, washington square, all. other targets in new jersey, as well as the philadelphia area seem to be opening up at 6:00 this evening. for all of you brave enough to get outside and maybe do some shopping later on tonight. reporting live in the northeast. i'm pamela osborne, "nbc10 news." ♪ >>> now, we talk to matt delucia, he's with all of the turkeys getting ready in south philadelphia, matt. >> reporter: yeah, it's very busy here. you can see all of the turkeys around me right now. i just asked them what the count is. they're already at 53 turkeys brought into cacia bakery in south philadelphia. a longtime tradition. they opened the doors at 6:00. just over 30 minutes ago. you see them bringing in their turkeys. all different si

it's her final campaign stop in philadelphia. stein's campaign has focused on raising the minimum wage to $15, canceling student debt and a green new deal to tackle climate change. >>> well final push for votes in the tight race for u.s. senate in pennsylvania. both pat toomey and katie mcginty are making appearances in philadelphia and the must-win counties of the philly suburbs, toomey appeared in at least six events in suburban counties in northeast philadelphia. here in blue belt, toomey was joined by arkansas senator tom cotton. toomey criticized his opponent, katie mcginty as a rubber stamp for democratic presidential nominee, hillary clinton. >>> as for mcginty, she appeared with vice president joe biden in bucks county earlier today. the democrat criticized toomey for refusing to say whether he'll vote for donald trump. mcginty is scheduled to attend tonight's katy perry concert in support of hillary clinton at the mann center. >>> and a push this morning to make sure philadelphia's large labor community casts their ballo

we're forecasting 34 degrees in philadelphia saturday morning. it's not just the temperature also the wind. add winds out of the northwest at about 15 to 20 miles an hour with higher gusts and it will feel like 28 degrees at 7am saturday morning in philadelphia. it will feel like 18 in the poconos and it will feel like 25 degrees in pottstown. now this snap is not going to last all that long. temperatures will be rebounding by sunday. for the eagles game. overnight, 43 in the city. 39 in the suburbs. it will be seasonably chilly. during the day tomorrow for veterans day just gorgeous. wall to wall sunshine. temperatures in the upper 50s, lower 60s. that's where they should be for this time of year. the high 48 in the poconos. 58 in reading and pottstown. allentown. 61 in wilmington. 59 in trenton. 63 degrees the high tomorrow in dover. as we look ahead on your fox cast for the kick off on sunday for the birds, looking good. kick off temperature 57. tailgate temperatures in the 50s and by the afternoon the fourth quarter near 60 degrees. you can't

if you recognize the man you are urged to call philadelphia police. >>> philadelphia leaders are capping off a successful year that could include hosting the democratic national convention. today the visitors bureau held a party at the link the organization is celebrating their 75 and anniversary and looking ahead to 2017 when philadelphia will host the nfl draft. a look at the closing numbers on wall street. a pretty good note. the dow continues its trek north of 19,000, up 59 points to close at 19,083 and the nasdaq falling less than 6 points but the s&p rising 2 points on the day. >>> wall street has technically has mixed results today. starting off on a jolly note. he was there to celebrate the holiday season and the 90th year of the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. >> speaking of the holiday season, a massive tree covers in little lights is about to light up the philadelphia museum of art. >> "action news" meteorologist, adam joseph, is there at the tree lighting ceremony where the fun is underway. >> reporter: we did this last year tonight was a lot of fun and a lot

maybe a flurry in philadelphia. the best chance to see a flurry would be north and west in the lehigh valley. lake-effect snow isn't like a storm system. you can expect it here and there, with the winds gusts and you get the moisture off that. future tracker 6, the best chance of a snow shower would be in the poconos. today at 11:30 a.m., you'll get a snow shower or sprinkle or touch of sleet in the i-95 corridor. the rest of the south jersey and delaware stay dry. you may get lake effect snow flurry or snow shower north and west of the city. basically it's a dry day, lots of clouds, temperatures in the 40s and feeling like the 30s. 9:00 a.m., 40 degrees. 11:00 a.m., 41. 1:00 p.m., 43. the high is 46 today. you'll hit it at 3:00 p.m., lots of clouds, a couple of peeks of sunshine, at any point you could see lake-effect snowshowers the farther north and west you go to the poconos. for the eagles they will play in the rain, that's a different weather story kickoff temperature, 54 rainy and windy at 4:30 p.m. the exclu

it has inched into the philadelphia area and lower bucks counties as well. sunshine that's happening this afternoon as the clouds will be clearing out of here, it will happen fairly rapidly by 6:45. mostly clear skies and that will lead to our chillier evening and it will stay dry into tomorrow morning. we're going to see days of dry weather and afternoons in the 60s right on into the weekend but over the weekend this is what we are going to have to deal with on sunday. that snow in the west moving into wyoming and montana, by the time it gets here on sunday it's going to be mainly rainfall and the chance of anything other than rainfall is looking pretty slim at this point. there are some changes ahead for the weekend. showers to start with today, sunshine this afternoon, 61 degrees, 60s for wednesday, thursday, friday, even warmer up to 65 after morning temperature of 39 degrees. mild day on saturday with partly to mostly sunny skies, then the clouds building with rain likely on sunday. some sunday night it will be getting a little cooler so you might see a

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. >>> we're live at the scene with breaking news in south philadelphia. that's where police found a burned body over a highway overpass this morning. >>> the cubs have won the series! >> finally, the headlines, 108 years in the making. the chicago cubs are world series champions. >> announcer: "nbc10 news" starts now. >> a lot of smiles around here this morning. it's 5:31. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley. the cubs are champions and so is bill henley tonight. >> unbelievable feeling. we are going to see an interesting day weatherwise. it is going to be a breezy day. those warm winds are actually bringing in areas of fog. and it's a bit thicker than what you may have encountered. half a mile visibility in lancaster. a mile and a half from reading. pottstown and quakertown. allentown just dropped to three quarter miles in visibility. actually the fog reaches into new jersey and delaware too. wilmington is dealing with half-mile visibility. a bit of fog to st