first alert radar is tracking another round of snow heading our way. a fast-moving clipper system is moving into the area and it could cause big problems for your monday morning commute. and we're taking a live look at the aramark building in center city here. 33 degrees here at nbc 10. it looks quiet outside this morning, but that's all about to change. good morning everybody. welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm ted greenberg. it is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday january 25th. thanks so much for waking up with us. let's get right to the sunday forecast with first alert meteorologist, brittney shipp. brittney, no problems during the day, right? >> no problems during the day. it's a going to be a cold and dry start to your sunday although some locations, our temperatures are below freezing. watch out for patchy black ice, but heading into the rest of the afternoon, it's going to be a nice end to your weekend but pushing into your 10:00 hour 10:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. that's when we'll start to see light snow moving this.

today is a first alert weather day, starting at 10:00 p.m. lasting until monday. this is the reason why. we do expect that light snow to affect your monday morning commute. slick roads expected like snow expected to move in after 10:00 p.m. a closer look at our radar shot all is quiet now, but that clipper system is what we're tracking. just to the south of minneapolis, moving into parts of st. louis, and that's what's going to transition its way closer to us as we head into our overnight hours tonight. right now, 34 in philadelphia 34 in pottstown, 35 in allentown. 29 in the poconos. today's high pushing into the high 30s, low 40s. i'll break down the timing of this next system how long it's going to stick around, that's coming up in i manyy first alert seven-day forecast. >> well some are loving the snow, others not so much but regardless there's much more of

the white stuff heading our way. the next round is just enough that it could make for a messy monday morning commute. and depending on how this storm develops south jersey could be dealing with the brunt of it. nbc 10's matt delucia is live along the atlantic city expressway in hammelilton township. good morning matt. >> reporter: good morning, ted. and throughout the area, the concern right now is that the -- at the atlantic city expressway right now. it's all quiet at the moment. south jersey did manage to escape the snow yesterday. but folks out here are preparing to see some accumulation later tonight, and into tomorrow. now, overnight, the drive from philadelphia down the expressway was not too bad at all. now, in pennsylvania penndot told us they will be watching the roads throughout the day and make a decision on how to get a handle on the next storm later tonight. next of the salting and plow crews are getting some rest ahead of the clipper system and with salt still on many of the roads, that will certainly help until the snow begins to fall.

and we'll come back live out here. in the parking lot of the farley plaza, they've got the salt down already. still some wet roads in south jersey so icing is definitely a concern, as we head into sunday and the second storm in as many days. live here along the atlantic city expressway i'm matt delucia nbc 10 news. and it's easy to track the snow on the go with the nbc 10 first alert weather app. you'll receive alerts radar, and the latest forecasts right on your smartphone or tablet. you can download it for free at the app store. new from overnight in philadelphia investigators are trying to figure out what caused several small fires inside a corner deli. flames broke out around 3:30 on torresdale avenue in the wissinoming section of the city but they were put out in a matter of minutes. luckily, no one was hurt. also new from overnight, police in gloucester county are looking into a shooting near rowen university. it happened outside the campus crossing apartments around mullica hill road around 1:00 this morning. police tell us one person was wounded and taken to cooper

university hospital. we're working to find out the victim's condition and more details on that shooting. also new from overnight, a philadelphia police officer is being treated for minor injuries after his car was rear ended. nbc 10 on the scene at 52nd and market and cobbs creek. the accident happened around 2:30 this morning. police arrested the driver who they suspect was drunk. happening today in kent county, family members are asking community members to help them search for a missing delaware mother. keisha hamilton and her two kids were the subject of an amber alert two weeks ago. this morning, a search party will meet on main street and chesswald to look for any clues into her disappearance. hamilton was last seen at her home in smyrna on january 9th. the amber alert was issued the next day for the mother and her children. that night, indiana state police found the kids safe with their father cortez hamilton, but keisha hamilton was not with them. neighbors told nbc 10 that she and her husband had domestic

problems. he faces charges of endangering the children's welfare and assault. he has since been extradited back to delaware and is now being held in a correctional center near smyrna. tomorrow morning in burlington county a community will come together to remember a newborn who police say was set on fire and killed by her own mother. a memorial service is scheduled sister 11:00 a.m. at brownsville united methodist church in pemberton. witnesses found the baby on fire in the middle of simon town road on the fight of january 16th. police say the newborn's mother hyphernkemberly high fenner condemn berrn kemnner condemnly dorvilier set the baby on fire. funeral services were held yesterday for aaron flick, his wife, patricia, and their teenage daughter nina. they were shot to death on december 15th. mourners braved wintry weather

yesterday to attend the flick's memorial service. authorities said it was difficult to figure out legal next of kin because so much of the family was killed. bradley stone murdered the family while they slept. tricia flick was his ex-wife's sister. stone also killed his ex-wife, her mother and her grandmother. her teenage nephew survived being stabbed. stone died the next day of a drug overdose. police say stone's kill spreeging spree followed a bitter custody battle with his wife. a drexel university bus caught fire in center city friday night. two students and the driver on board did get out safely. we're told an electrical problem sparked the fire. if you see news happening, please send it to us on the nbc 10 news app. next the kansas city bridge is falling down. why crews imploded the main span over the missouri river. and i'm tracking big changes

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good morning. i'm tracking changes as we head into your overnight hours tonight, pushing into monday morning. we are expecting light snow to continue coming down over your monday morning, so that's going to mean a messy commute. but here's what we're dealing with right now. it's going to be a dry and cloudy start to your sunday. temperatures pushing close to average, right around 40 degrees. there's a live look at our radar shot right now. but this is the clipper system that's going to be a fast mover. it will be here by 10:00, 11:00 tonight, and it will bring us light snowfall into our overnight hours tonight, lingering into all of tomorrow. on and off, light snowfall expected for your monday. and then we watch to see if this system turns into a nor'easter bringing us additional amounts

of snowfall as we head into monday night and into tuesday. but as of right now, we are first just tracking what's going to happen as we put into monday. i'll go over all the details of what you can expect including your snowfall totals coming up in my full forecast. and parents, now is a great time to sign up for nbc 10 school closing alerts in the event your child's school is affected by the weather, we'll alert you via text or e-mail immediately. all it takes is your cell phone number or e-mail address. say good-bye to this bridge near kansas city. demolition crews imploded one of the main spans of the bridge over the missouri river. transportation departments from missouri and kansas are picking up the tab. a new bridge with multiple traffic lanes is expected to open next year. a plow truck is swallowed up by a crater on top of this parking garage in new jersey. we'll tell you what caused the collapse, next.

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good morning. 6:13 on your sunday morning. 33 degrees here at nbc 10 as we take a live look at the jersey shore. this is cape may in cape may county. and we are tracking more snow. nbc 10's first alert weather radar is showing another winter storm system expected to arrive by late to find. meteorologist brittney shipp is coming up with your full first alert forecast. after we got snow yesterday, it was new england's turn. icy conditions on this major highway near boston caused a grocery truck to flip on its side. parts of massachusetts got up to 8 inches of snow. in north jersey the top deck of this parking garage collapsed after a snowplow was trying to clear it. there's now a crater-sized hole atop the garage at the empire hotel in secaucus hudson county. officials say the combined weight of the snow and the plow

caused the collapse. one car was destroyed. the snowplow operator suffered minor injuries. engineers will now determine if the garage can be rebuilt. new this morning, president obama arrived in india to meet with the country's prime minister. the president and the first lady touched down in new delhi overnight. the white house says the goal of the trip is to strengthen the relationship between the two leaders in an effort to make progress on climate change defense, and economics. this is the first time an american leader has visited india twice during his presidency. this morning, president obama offered condolences to the japanese prime minister after isis released a video online which claims they have killed one of two japanese hostages. the islamic state group is now demanding a prisoner exchange for the second man being held. the militant group initially wanted $200 million to free the men. that deadline passed on friday. today, japan's prime minister said the isis video is likely

authentic and that he is speechless following the news of the hostage's apparent death. he says japan will not give in to terrorism and once again called for the release of the second man being held. at a republican summit in iowa new jersey governor chris christie is sidestepping activists who doubt he's conservative enough to be president. last night, protesters heckled christie and former texas governor rick perry over immigration policies. christie joked to the audience saying, don't they know i'm from new jersey? the governor still hasn't declared himself a white house candidate for 2016 but he told conservatives, they shouldn't let his blunt style turn them off. this week's wednesday's child is a fun teen who enjoys music and sports and is a real people person. the one thing missing from his life, though is a forever family to love and support him. nbc 10's vai sikahema introduces us to melvin. >> melvin is a sweet and

friendly 16-year-old, who has a love for all kinds of music. so we went to ben f.m. to let melvin try his hand as being a radio dj. >> here's your microphone and here's all the buttons we push. >> melvin is so sweet. he dances, he sings, he knows the word for word on his phone. he's a good kid. >> reporter: he had a great time picking songs and even recorded a giveaway contest. >> say caller 15. >> reporter: melvin has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy and does well in his special education classes. he does not let anything slow him down. >> melvin does everything for himself. he can dress himself, feed himself, shower, he likes to brush his teeth. he's a really clean, handsome guy. >> he also has a passion for sports. >> he likes all sports. he can shoot hoops really well. >> reporter: and the eagles! >> that's his team. he will spell it out, eagles

all day. >> reporter: the ideal family would be active and provide structure. >> someone that really has time for him and take him on outings. he loves to go out. >> reporter: he is ready to be a part of a large family. >> he likes to be family oriented. the more children the better so we'll have someone to play with and communicate with. >> say, ben f.m.! >> ben f.m.! >> melvin is this week's wednesday's child. >> and you can make the dream of a forever family come true for melvin or any wednesday's child sponsored by the dave thomas foundation. just come to our website, nbc10.com, and search "wednesday's child," or call the national adoption center at 1-866-do-adopt. good morning. we have lots of changes in store for us over the next 24 to 36 hours. as far as today is concerned, though, it is going to be a dry start to your sunday. but as we push into your

overnight hours, we will see light snow moving in. and that means a messy monday morning commute on tap for us. and then the potential for a nor'easter. so i'll break down what's happening with our weather, coming up. but right now, our conditions partly cloudy skies, 35 degrees, humidity is up. our windchill is at 26. that's what it feels like when you step outside. breezy conditions with our wind speeds out of the southwest at 14 miles per hour. today will be a typical day. our average is 40 degrees. by 2:00 p.m. we'll get pretty close to that. by 5:00 p.m. 37 degrees and cloudy. you'll be able to get in all of your last-minute weekend plans, but we do have changes as we head into our overnight hours. our radar shows us clouds and dry conditions and we'll look all the way off to the west for this next system here. you can see bringing snow already to parts of chicago, rain to st. louis, and this clipper system is going to swing closer to us heading into the rest of tonight. so after 10:00 p.m. that's when we'll start to see the snow moving in. we 9:00 a.m., we're dealing with widespread snowfall. it's going to start even earlier

than that. by the time you leave to go to work, you should be seeing light snow on the roads, slippery conditions expected for us, for your monday morning. we'll see on and off light snow throughout the day. you can see it becomes spotty as we push into the evening, but then things get interesting, as a system slides offshore here we're watching to see what's going to happen as it continues to track up to the northeast. if it stays pretty close to us and it strengthens, we are going to be looking at the possibility of heavy snow the heaviest snow possibly monday night, heading into tuesday. so here are some of the preliminary storm totals. this is from sunday night, all the way into tuesday, if we see that storm strengthening and becoming a nor'easter. we could see 8 to 10 inches of snowfall closer to burlington county here. and then for the i-95 corridor 6 to 8 inches and then further out west we lancaster county 4 to 6. this is only if that clipper turns into a nor'easter and strengthens and stays pretty close to it.

so this is one of the possibilities that we're watching. this is one of those systems we'll continue to update as the models come in. you'll have to stick with us and we'll show you exactly what we think will happen. as we head into the rest of today, it will be a dry start. snow is expected after 10:00 p.m. an messy monday morning commute. we could see anywhere between 1 to 3 inches. this is a light snowfall as we head into the day on monday. but monday night into tuesday, we could pick up 5 to 7 more inches of snowfall if all the conditions are right, with that clipper turning into a nor'easter. so this is a system again, that we're going to continue to watch. as far as today is concerned, 35 to 40 degrees, cloudy and dry, snow after 10:00 p.m. your seven-day forecast shows snow in store for us heading into monday lingering into tuesday, possibly and then we're going the see very cold conditions overnight. temperatures dropping down into the teens on tuesday night, wednesday night, and thursday. >> and brittney it's easy to track the snow on the got with the first alert weather app.

you'll receive alerts radar, and the latest forecast on your smartphone or tablet. you can download it for free at the app store. still ahead, deflategate. while the patriots are about to feel even more pressure from the media. plus the push to get people in the delaware valley signed up for health insurance before the deadline and the fees kick in.

6:23. thanks so much for starting your sunday with us. 29 degrees here at -- rather 33 at nbc 10 but here at camelback in the pocono mountains, 29 degrees. a little bit cooler quite a bit of snow on the ground there. it feels like 18 in the poconos this morning. nbc 10 viewers have been sharing their weather photos and videos

with us. this one from gilbertsville, montgomery county showing horses basically horsing around in the snow. what else would they be doing. to show us what's happening in your neighborhood download the nbc 10 news app and send it our way. we want to see your photos. time now for a preview of what to expect this week in the world of business, from cnbc's tyler mathisen. >> if you like numbers, you're going to love the coming week the busiest of the corporate earnings season. procter & gamble, microsoft 3, caterpillar, dupont, at&t apple, yahoo! just a few of the major companies set to report their quarterly results. this week's biggest event for the markets could be the two-day meeting of the federal reserve. policy makers get together tuesday and wednesday and investors will be watching for any hint of when the central bank may begin to raise u.s. interest rates. housing going to be a big part of the week's economic numbers. new data on home prices home sales, pendinging home sales,

all due out this week and we'll also see how consumers are feeling about life in general. two separate readings on consumer sentiment. and our first look at how the u.s. economy did during 2014's first quarter. will greece leave the euro zone? many experts say no but the ultimate answer could depend on the results of the greek election over the weekend. the radical left party, known as syriza widening its lead in the polls. rivals boeing and spacex going to square off at a nasa news conference monday. both want the contract to build a manned capsule to take astronauts to the international space station. and right now we're paying the russians to do it. renting a place. kind of like uber for space. tuesday is the media day for the super bowl. xlix is the number there, between the patriots and seahawks. much of the questioning, no doubt, will be about deflate-gate and who knew what about deflated footballs during the patriot's afc championship game victory. i'm tyler mathisen. get all your business news on cnbc.

just about 6:26 right now. still ahead, nbc 10's matt delucia is live in hamilton county where people are getting ready for another weren't storm. hi, matt. >> probably cold out there, that's why we can't hear him. but as we head into the rest of today, it will be a dry and cloudy start. i'm tracking snow moving into your overnight hours, and as we head into tomorrow morning, a messy monday morning commute, it's a first alert weather day. i'll go over all the details and what you can expect from this next winter storm in my full forecast.

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before the second storm, a dry start to our sunday as we take a live look at cape may, but big changes are on the way. good morning, everyone. welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm ted greenberg. just about 6:30 on this sunday january 25th. let's get right to first alert meteorologist, brittney shipp. and brittney this forecast is anything but cut and dry, right? >> right. it is a tricky one. but we do know we're going to see a messy monday morning commute and you're fine as we head into the rest of your sunday, but snow is going to start to move in after 10:00 or 11:00 tonight, lasting into our overnight hours and affecting your monday morning commute. there's a live look at the poconos this morning where temperatures are at 29 degrees. when we show you what's happening on the radar, this is the next system we're looking at that will swing into our overnight hours. here's how it's going to break down. closer to 11:00 p.m. we start to see snow moving into parts of the suburbs and the i-95 corridor, northern parts of delaware. and this light snowfall will continue on and off throughout

the morning hours. so slick roads already expected as you head out on monday morning. expect snow to continue on and off throughout the day on monday, but the question is what's going to happen monday night into tuesday, if this system is going to restrengthen and stay closer to our coast. so i'll break down all the details on that in my full forecast, but our current temperatures right now in the mid-30s for philadelphia 34 degrees in pottstown, 36 in allentown, and 29 degrees in the poconos. your seven-day forecast is coming up. >> brittney we'll see you then. and parents, now's a great time to sign up for nbc 10's school closing alert. in the event your child's school is affected by the weather, we'll alert you via e-mail or text immediately. unlike the last storm, parts of south jersey could get slammed with some of the highest snow amounts this time. nbc 10's matt delucia is live this morning along the atlantic city expressway in hamilton township. hi matt. >> reporter: hi ted.

south jersey did manage to escape that first round of snow yesterday, but the folks out here are preparing to see some accumulation and quite a bit of it later tonight into tomorrow. taking a look at the atlantic city expressway. not too much traffic at this hour. but the drive from philadelphia down the ac expressway was not bad at all. over in pennsylvania penndot told us they will be watching the roads throughout the day and make a decision on how to get a handle on the next storm later tonight. and most of the salting and plow crews are getting some rest ahead of the clipper system. and with salt still on many of the roads, that will certainly help until the snow begins to fall. now, at the moment in new jersey, there are speed restrictions in effect on the commodore, barry, and betsey ross bridges due to road conditions. and out here in the parking lot of the farley plaza, you can see the salt is down. you can also see the shine off the asphalt. we do have some wet roads out here in south jersey so icing is a concern. as we hover around the freezing mark right now and prepare for this next winter storm. live here along the atlantic

city expressway i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> and matt it's easy to track the snow on the go with the nbc 10 first alert weather app. you'll receive alerts radar, and the latest forecast right on your smartphone or tablet. you can download it for free at the app store. new from overnight, in philadelphia investigators are looking into the cause of two fires. flames broke out around 3:30 at this delhi on tursdale avenue in the wissinoming section of the city. officials say several fires broke out at the deli. no one was hurt. and this fire at a philadelphia dry cleaners is also under investigation. flames broke out just before 11:30 last night at cedar avenue and 55th street in cobbs creek. the fire chief tells us the apartment above the store were vacant. no one was hurt. also new from overnight, police in gloucester county are looking at a shooting. this happened outside the campus crossing apartment on mullica hill road around 1:00 a.m. police tell us one person was wounded and taken to cooper university hospital.

we are working to find out the victim's condition and more details. happening today in kent county, family and friends will search for a delaware mother who has been missing for more than two weeks. keisha hamilton and her two kids were the subject of an amber alert. this morning, a search party will meet on main street and chesswald to look for clues into her disappearance. she was last seen at her home on smyrna on january 9th. the amber alert was issued the next day. that night, indiana police found the kids safe with their father, cortez hamilton but the mother was not with them. neighbors told police that they had domestic problems. cortez now faces charges of endangerment and has been extradited back to philadelphia. in camden county cherry hill will pay $400,000 to settle a lawsuit over a man who died while in police custody. joseph pierce's widow claim he did not receive proper medical

attention following his arrest back in 2007. pierce died of an apparent heart attack after police said he stabbed a man outside the cherry hill diner. this morning, police in wilmington are looking for two bank robbers. they held up the wells fargo along philadelphia pike yesterday morning. investigators say one man demanded cash from the tellers, while a second man controlled the customers. according to officers they got away with some cash. a memorial service is set for tomorrow morning in burlington county for a newborn who was set on fire and killed allegedly by her own mother. community members will gather for the service at brownsville united methodist church in pemberton at 11:00 a.m. witnesses found the baby on fire in the middle of simontown road on the night of january 16th. police say the newborn's mother hyphernkemberly dorvilier used an accelerant to set the baby on fire. she is charged with murder and remains in jail after not posting bail. in montgomery county loved

ones and friends are remembering a family murdered by a relative. funeral services were held yesterday for aaron flick, his wife patricia, and their teenage daughter nina. they were shot to death december 15th inside their homes. mourners braved wintry weather to attend the flick's memorial service. it was difficult to figure out next of kin because so much of the family was killed. bradley stone murdered the family while they slept. tricia flick was his ex-wife's sister. stone also killed his ex-wife, her mother and her grandmother. the teenage nephew survived being stabbed. stone died the next day of a drug overdose. police said stone's killing spree followed a bitter custody battle with his ex-wife. take a look at this video sent to us by an nbc 10 viewer. a drexel university bus caught fire in center city friday night. two students and the driver on board got out safely. we're told an electrical problem sparked that fire. the you see news happening, send

it to us on the nbc 10 news app. still ahead, isis militants claim to have killed a japanese hostage. and this morning, they have new demands. and applications are down for next year's freshman class at drexel. while university officials say that's actually a good thing. and i'm tracking snow moving into our overnight hours, lingering into your monday morning commute. plus more snow expected on and off throughout monday, even possibly into tuesday. i'm tracking all the changes coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast.

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it is a first alert weather day. let's take a live look outside right now and we'll show you cape may. it's a beautiful shot as the sun continues to come out. we are going to see cloudy conditions and the details on the firthst alert weather day goes into in effect at 10:00 p.m. tonight and goes into monday. we could extend this into tuesday depending on the track of this next system. but for sure snow moving in after 10:00 p.m. into your monday morning commute. there's the system a quick-moving clipper that will be here by tonight. you can see by the model there, by 11:00 p.m. along the i-95 corridor, light snow expected stretching into the suburbs and the northern parts of delaware and continuing throughout your monday. this is light snow that's going to come down on and off throughout monday. as far as today is concerned, cloudy conditions 34 degrees by 9:00 a.m. staying dry by 2:00 p.m., 40 degrees. by 5:00 p.m. 37. it won't be until 10:00 or 11:00 p.m. that we start to see the snow moving in. i'll have all the details on what you can expect when this storm system is expected to

leave our area for good. that's coming up in our full forecast. >> the next storm will likely add to the wet, heavy snow that fell in parts of the lehigh valley. it helped if you had a snow blower instead of a shovel. and at rockland park in bethlehem, kids finally got a chance to break out the sleds for the very first time this winter. >> yeah, because we got a new snowboard over there. and it was fun when we went down the hill. >> people here are preparing for tonight's freeze and another round of snow. ahead in sports patriots coach bill belichick gets scientific in his response to deflate-gate. plus six eagles are suiting up in tonight's pro bowl and they're already talking about the quarterback situation in philadelphia. here's what some players had to say about the team moving forward.

good morning. 6:43 right now and 36 degrees as we take a live look at the comcast building in center city philadelphia. if you've got plans for your sunday, no problem. today is looking fine. then a clipper moves in. it could turn into a nor'easter and that's where things start to go downhill for the beginning of the week. brittney shipp will be back with her first alert forecast in just a few minutes. in north jersey the park deck of this parking garage collapsed as a snowplow was trying to clear it. there's now a crater-sized hole atop the garage at the empire hotel in secaucus hudson county. officials say the combined weight of the snow and the plow caused the collapse. frank bono from philadelphia was staying at the hotel. >> didn't see it go into the hole. i seen it plowing and all of a sudden i seen the hole there with the bucket sticking out of

it. >> one car was destroyed. the snowplow operator suffered minor injuries. engineers will now determine if the garage can be rebuilt. new this morning, president obama has arrived in india after touching down in new delhi overnight. we have a live picture right now from india where the president is speaking. he is meeting with india's prime minister. the white house says the goal of the trip is to strengthen the relationship between the two leaders in an effort to make progress on climate change defense, and economics. meanwhile, president obama is condemning what he calls the brutal murder of a japanese hostage by the islamic state group. a purported online video claims one hostage has been killed and demands of prisoner exchange for the second man being held. isis nationally wanted $200 million to free the hostages. that deadline passed on friday. today, japan's prime minister said the isis video is likely authentic and called the situation outrageous and unforgivable. he says japan will not give into

terrorism and once again called for the release of the second hostage. at a republican summit in iowa new jersey governor chris christie is sidestepping activists who doubt he's conservative enough to be president last night, protesters heckled christie and former texas governor rick perry, over immigration policies. christie joked to the audience saying they don't know i'm from new jersey? the governor still hasn't declared himself a white house candidate for 2016 but he told conservatives, they shouldn't let his blunt style turn them off. >> i can tell you that you'll always know who i am. you'll always know what i believe, and you'll always know where i stand. >> christie said he's an example of someone who's won campaigns in blue states while being true to conservative principles. as of today, there are only three weeks left to sign up for health care under the affordable care act. the open enrollment period for 2015 ends on february 15th. people got help enrolling at the

gallery at market east in center city yesterday. experts answered their questions about signing up and making changes. meanwhile, some people without insurance got free checkups in old city. the garces foundation provided medical and dental care at its community health day. participants were able to get their teeth cleaned and checked for oral cancer, even fillings and extractions. there were also blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes screenings. >> in the event that they need follow-up care it's also an opportunity to give them information of where they can go to seek medical treatment as well as dental treatment. >> the garces foundation also offered the free services to philadelphia's immigrant community. cuts for a cause. a philadelphia salon is holding a cut-a-thon in remembrance of a student whose body was found in the schuylkill river. the salon will be cutting hair and holding raffles from noon to

5:00 today for shane montgomery who disappeared early thanksgiving morning after a night out with friends in manayunk. good morning, as we head into the rest of this morning, we are watching for the possibility of a little bit of patchy ice. be careful as you're walking on the sidewalks, but the big story is the messy monday morning commute. light snow expected to move in after 10:00 or 11:00 this evening. so during the day, you're fine throughout the sunday. then we're watching the possibility of a nor'easter of a major winter storm with this system, monday night, heading into tuesday. a look outside right now, our temperatures are at 35 degrees. winds out of the southwest at 14 miles per hour. the feels-like temperature closer to 26. it's going to be a cold start on this sunday. our actual temperature is at the 29 in the poconos. 36 in allentown. 36 in pottstown and 30s in

philadelphia 33 in glassboro, 33 in atlantic and 36 currently in stone harbor. satellite radar shot shows just a few clouds right now, but quiet conditions expected for the majority of your sunday and then this next system moves towards us as we head into today. so this is going to be a fast-moving clipper and it's going to move right into our region by 11:00. you'll start seeing light snowfall if you move near the northern parts of delaware. as we head into the overnight hours, we're expecting to see light snow on and off through our overnight hours, heading into the start of your monday morning commute. by 6:00 a.m. even if you just get a little bit of snowfall overnight, you could see a messy start to your monday morning and we'll continue to see the snow coming down on and off throughout monday. we could see anywhere between 1:00 to about 3:00 inches of snowfall through monday. now, monday night, heading into tuesday, the question is what happens to this system once it heads offshore. whether it intensifies and stays

closer to our costline and if it does we could see heavy snow. that's a possibility monday night into tuesday, but the first part of this system isn't going to produce heavy snow. it's going to be light and mess up your commute. this is something we're looking at as a possibility, as we push into monday night and into tuesday. so we could see, for your storm totals they could go up from anywhere to 6 to 8 inches. and for some areas in the northern part of burlington county, 8 to 10 inches but this is something we'll continue to update. this is just what one of the models is suggesting as we head monday night into tuesday, and that's if everything turns out the way it should if all the conditions come together to produce a strengthened nor'easter. but as far as today is concerned, it will be a dry start to your sunday, snow moves in after 10:00 p.m. a messy monday morning commute is expected. we could see 1 to 3 inches. monday night into tuesday, that's the big question mark whether we'll get more snow with that system as it intensifies off the coast.

for today, 35 to 40 degrees, cloudy and dry again. snow moving in after 10:00 p.m. and then your seven-day forecast shows that we'll be dealing with that snow throughout most of monday. monday night into tuesday is the big question. temperatures are still going to be cold over the next few days especially our overnight lows dropping down into the teens on tuesday night and wednesday night. next in sports the flyers grabs some laughs at the nhl skills competition during this all-star weekend. we'll tell you just what's going on here after break.

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some young athletes hit the court in fairmont park for a basketball tradition. nbc 10 at the 17th annual wheelchair basketball tournament. and this competition is about more than just winning. the tournament's goal is to inspire people with disables to lead an active life and to believe in their own potential. good morning. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. we're talking football and the patriots have been in the center of considering our weather this week a hailstorm all week accused of underinflating footballs in the afc championship game to give them an unfair advantage. yesterday, bill belichick held an impromptu press conference

and revealed the results of the team's investigation. >> at no time was there any intent whatsoever to try to compromise the integrity of the game or to gain an advantage. quite the opposite. we feel like we followed the rules of the game to the letter. >> and eat your heart out, hollywood. sometimes you just can't make this stuff up. the boston university men's basketball game yesterday was reportedly delayed because the game ball was overinflated. all right, cue the musics. patriots/se patriots/seahawks will get it on next sunday. don't miss it. the pre-game festivities begin at noon. john clark and keith jones will be in arizona with live reports starting monday. the appetizer to the super bowl is the pro bowl and six eagles will be playing in the nfl's all-star game today. and believe it or not, nick fowles was the mvp of the pro bowl last year but his stock has fallen considerably leading many to speculate that chip

kelly will be looking to move up in the draft to get his old oregon quarterback, marcus mariota, at the pro bowl. john clarked talked to some eagles about the future of fowles. >> i don't know what's going to take place with the team as far as the quarterback. right now, as far as i know nick fowles is the quarterback for the eagles. he's on the roster our starter. >> it's a competition, for any of us. that's how it works. come in and may the best man win. >> on to the sixers after playing the raptors down to the wire, they took on the grizzlies in the second half back to back and the results were not pretty. we pick it up in the first quarter. hollis thompson makes the horse shot. beats the shot clock buzzer but too much from the grizzlies. randolph muscles his way underneath. for 17 points sixers lose 101-83. how about this the phanatic in the house.

quackers had lost 11 straight big five games, but all streaks come to an end. gets the layup. penn pulls off the jaupupset. check this out at the nhl skils competition. claude giroux. ryan johansson gets a young assistant to help him out. jake takes it to the next level. getting johnny hockey to help him out. good stuff. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. enjoy your weekend. >> and as danny said you can catch super bowl xlix right here on nbc 10 next sunday. today, our keith jones and comcast sports net's john clark arrive in arizona. look for team coverage on-air and online leading up to the big game. tonight, we'll have a different competition on nbc 10. the miss universe pageant. contestants from 88 countries

will gather for the event. leah sanchez will represent the u.s. she's the first person from nevada to be crowned miss usa. the "today" show's natalie morales will host the pageant, which airs right here on nbc 10 at 8:00. today marks the beginning of catholic schools week across the country and right here in our area, this week's theme is catholic schools, communities of faith, knowledge, and service. in bucks county schools will take place in events all week and then they'll participate in the biggest community event all week. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in hamilton township atlantic county this morning, just one area expected to get several inches of snow as a second storm moves into the region. matt? >> reporter: yeah. ted, as we prepare for more snow to hit our area coming up i'll tell you how state officials

here in new jersey and pennsylvania, how they are going to keep you safe on the roads. and it is a first alert weather day, as we head into tonight. this is going to be extended all the way until tuesday. we are tracking a messy monday morning commute and monitoring and tracking even more snow possibly monday night heading into tuesday.

right now on nbc 10 news today, it's coming our way. the nbc 10 first alert radar is tracking a second storm that's expected to drop more snow in our area. here's a live picture from cape may, the jersey shore, and some areas of south jersey which just saw rain yesterday. we'll likely be seeing snow this time around. and we take a live look from i-95 in south philadelphia. drivers heading out tomorrow morning should prepare for a messy monday morning commute. welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm ted greenberg. it is now 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, january 25th. let's get right to the first alert forecast with meteorologist brittney shipp. and brittney this morning is looking good. today is looking good and then