that is late heater from south philadelphia from the wells fargo parking lot. now back over to kathy for a check on that forecast, good evening. >> good evening, justin. what a beautiful night to be outdoors. our weather watchers are saying the same thing. 57 degrees in levittown. brian says what a beautiful night for some football. lets go eagles. everyone has same feeling for. that 58 degrees in philadelphia carolyn says just a great night to be outdoors. little bit of the moon lit sky. lets go to the north and west of the city in schwanksville where temperature are 47, clear skies, light wind, look the at this spectacular sunset. a tranquil sunset. toss than the get much better than. that if would you like to be an eyewitness weather watcher we would love to you join our team. you can be featured in one of our newscasts to be an eyewitness weather watcher, all you have to do is go to cbs philly.com,/watchers. right now we have a clear sky, clouds coming up from the south and invading from the west. and all clear, and outdoors, beautiful, and are sunny, and f

as ed was saying there's a critical mass you reach in south philadelphia, i work in south philadelphia, i know a lot of people who live in south philadelphia they are worried about the quality of life. they don't have a strong unified voice at this moment. >> if i had a choice i would have made slots in the airport. you have a captive audience and tough to create a prostitution ring in the airport. >> atlantic city has lost five of their 12 casinos and now a governor has asked an adviser to study and make a recommendation, the adviser is saying we need a czar to overrule the mayor and do an 112th hour bottom line deal and save the city or it will go under and file chapter 9 bankruptcy. are we at the 11th hour, is it time for do or die? >> it starts with leadership if you have somebody who is entrusted with and held accountable for having a game plan long term game plan in solving the problem. you ought 0 to do it. look at the conditions, i mean it's getting worse by the day and the data points show it. >> other cities argue that by the time the bills for the czar came in, based on on b

>>> the shots rang out in the 600 block of winton street tonight in south philadelphia, two people were hit, one was killed, the survivor a 56 year-old man apparently an innocent bystander, is a septa bus driver. >> wednesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is a double shooting on the streets of south philadelphia. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live at the scene, kenneth, what do we know about this. >> reporter: well, jim that septa bus driver is fighting for his life tonight and he is in chris will california condition at thomas jefferson university hospital after the shooting on this street. right now, police are trying to find more than one gunman and a motive. >> in the middle of the south philadelphia neighborhood, nearly 30 shots were fired from this intersection by at least two gunman. >> this was senseless, all of these shell casings, i mean my mother lives on this block. >> she said eric, it sound like a war zone out here. >> reporter: philadelphia police say around 82:00 men were shot on the six hup block of winton street, a 35 year-old man, intended

. >>> a man visiting his mother in south philadelphia is gunned down. another man is dead, the the latest on the search, for the the gun man. for a casino in south philadelphia a, neighbors a they don't want it in their backyard. >>> those stories and more coming up, lets check our forecast and some folks might see snow flakes later today. >> some people might see i'm liking these words, katie. >> that is exactly right, guys. we are looking at a little disturbance and watching it all week. one of these will it or won't it kind of things where it is setting up. we will break that down in a he can but we will start off with the here and now. sky cam three over ben franklin bridge is totally quiet. we can see the the entire city sky line here, no problems with visibility initially but later today we will see these clouds building with this new disturbance coming our way. we have nothing to see here. we have a nice clear sky. there are clouds tart to go thicken up across central pennsylvania and south and west and it is disturbance that comes from the south

south philadelphia residents say, enough is enough. take a listen. >> unaudible. >> ibew johnny dougherty was booed off stage as he and others tried to make argument that their neighbors are union members who need jobs being brought in by a new casino at ninth and packer in south philadelphia. >> unaudible. >> reporter: room was jammed packed at stella maris parish as more than a thousand people showed up to discuss proposed live hotel casino which is largely expect to get the next license to operate in philadelphia residents point out it is two blocks from mastery thomas elementary school. >> we don't want this. it is a danger to our students. >> it is completely unacceptable. we think it is irresponsible. >> reporter: they worry about becoming the economic train wreck across the river in new jersey. >> we do in the want to be the the next atlantic city. it is heart breaking. >> reporter: with two stadiums, arena and entertainment complex they have enough in their backyard. >> people seem to forgot what the term for the people actuall

. >>> the shots rang out in the 600 block of winton street tonight in south philadelphia, two people were hit, one was killed, the survivor a 56 year-old man apparently an innocent bystander, is a septa bus driver. >> wednesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is a double shooting on the streets of south philadelphia. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live at the scene, kenneth, what do we know about this. >> reporter: well, jim that septa bus driver is fighting for his life tonight and he is in chris will california condition at thomas jefferson university hospital after the shooting on this street. right now, police are trying to find more than one gunman and a motive. >> in the middle of the south philadelphia neighborhood, nearly 30 shots were fired from this intersection by at least two gunman. >> this was senseless, all of these shell casings, i mean my mother lives on this block. >> she said eric, it sound like a war zone out here. >> reporter: philadelphia police say around 82:00 men were shot on the six hup block of winton street, a 35 year-old man, int

this all happened on 28th and tasker in south philadelphia. the driver of the pickup truck involved in the crash took off of police looking for that driver. his passenger also hurt and taken to the hospital. we'll stay on top of this news story an bring you the latest tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> switching gears, volunteers hit the street to spruce up a philadelphia neighborhood. with rakes and bedrooms in han, residents showed their pride for their community this afternoon. neighbors swept streets, cleared debris from wooded areas and plucked crash from sidewalk. all part of civic association neighborhood improvement committee's second annual fall cleanup. noise and crisp weather to do that. at least we got sunshine. >> tomorrow, warmer temperatures next couple of days, them a big drop in temperatures by midweek. >> hold onto those coats. nbc 10 now from brine, john, all of us here, i'm denise, see you back at 11:00. for news and weather updates any time head to nbc10.com. >>> on this saturday night, secret mission. the sudden release

treat. >> also gunfire erupts in south philadelphia overnight. >> also gunfire erupts in and a car is filled with bullet holes. >>> sky 6 hd is taking a live look now at the center city skyline. it's the a little bit chilly out there but the sun and the temperatures will rise. >> , good morning, it is 4:30. we would like to thank all the veterans for your service, men and women and also the eagles, i'm hungry for some stake with or without. it doesn't matter, david and karen. >> no kidding. that was nice game last night and it's really nice and i have been saying this since yesterday it's really nice with veterans day with the ceremonies that the weather is looking so nice. we're going to wind up with sunshine early. there's a little bit of cloud cover forming in some low levels and you might have some patchy fog early but that's going to byrne off. we'll start out sunny. later today we might filter in a few additional clouds. generally speaking it's going to be a pretty good looking day and it's going to feel g milder this morning than it was yesterday. 46 degrees right now in philad

. >> and developing news in south philadelphia tonight a woman was found dead near south columbus boulevard and homicide detectives reason on the case. skep live at the police headquarters with that story. kenneth. >> and sarah, tough details are coming in on this one. we just confirmed the woman was found dead. naked, stabbed, and with a trash bag wrapped around her head. right now, family members and witnesses are being questioned here at police headquarters, this woman's body was found before 2:00 this afternoon in a busy area of south philadelphia on south dilworth street between columbus boulevard and snyder avenue. and we've also learned the woman has stab wound to rib cage and thigh. police are calling this murder and they're not sure ft. woman was killed at the location. there's a number of bizarre and coincidental circumstances that led to the disoffy and possible oychx of the woman. a passerby spotted 35 to 40-year-old white female on said of abandoned warehouse. police sources say they found a homeless man near the woman's body and it appears he had no clue she was dead. he was b

both sides of the schuylkill look great and in the only around center city philadelphia, south philadelphia, all the way throughout western suburbs but still early at 5:34. we are waiting on that rush. taking a look at platt bridge in delays, not too far from the schuylkill, coming from the schuylkill down toward airport using platt again it is wide open once we get to the airport area traveling on i95, it is we had opened. fifty-five on the the your map. not only on the 95 but schuylkill, 476, pennsylvania turnpike, northeast extension. good news keeps on coming. however traveling the burlington bristol bridgette has been stopped for an opening. we will definitely let you know when it gets put back down and you are free to go but just be mindful of. that now back to the desk. ukee and erika. >>> 5:35. in business news this morning what you can get if you fix your own gm vehicle. >> also what yesterday's results mean for markets, for election 2014. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the insuring stock exchange with those stories and more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. invest

philadelphia. it happened just before 8:00 last night on the 600 block of winton street. eyewitnesses say the bus driver often visits the neighborhood to check on his mom, another man, a 35 year-old man, died of a gunshot wound to the head. at this point no word on a suspect or the intended target. >>> police say driver of this car, tried to run down an officer during a traffic stop in north philadelphia last night. the wild scene unfolded near 21st and oxford, investigators say the driver dragged an officer several feet but was in the seriously hurt. the officer fired one shot at the car which briefly got away but was recovered on north lambert street near norris. police arrested the suspect when he sought treatment at jefferson hospital for a gunshot wound to his arm. >>> new this morning septa a officials tell "eyewitness news" a minor train derailment overnight in north philadelphia will not affect your morning commute. police say an a oversized load caused a conrail freight train to get stuck

that will woman found dead outside south philadelphia warehouse. now, police are investigating whether any foul play was involved. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at the scene with more on this death investigation. jan, good morning. >> good morning, police aren't yet identifying officially the woman who was found dead here sunday afternoon, right behind this old warehouse here, in south philadelphia, but it was definitely a gruesome discovery, a woman, naked, and wounded. >> in plane site, every a busy shopping center, sunday afternoon, a shocking discovery in south philadelphia. a woman, dead, behind this warehouse, on south christopher columbus boulevard near dilworth street. police say her body was found just after 1:30, "eyewitness news", spoke to the man who first spotted the woman and called police. he asked not to be identified. >> you know, she don't got no clothes, no nothing. >> police say she was naked, and had a large cut near her rib cage. they aren't identifying her just yet as the investigation continues, but sai

businessness one south philadelphia neighborhood are taking a stand but not everyone is happy bit. controversy is coming up next. when mom and dad said family vacation, i never thought it would be like this. where every turn leads to a new adventure, and surprise leads to discovery. this place is like nothing i've ever seen. i'll never forget it. chiapas. live it to believe it. green admitted using a lap top during a 48 day manhunt to track search efforts. he reportedly accessed the internet through open wifi account. and, into evident at the abandoned air force hanger where he was captured. >>> it is 6:13. here's traffic ape a weather together on the three's, katie. >> good morning, everybody. storm scan three does show a lot of cloud cover and signs of life when it comes to the green firing autopsy cross northeastern, pennsylvania but our region is generally going to just stay in the clear from this front. it is a fizzling front, you can see it brand part by the mountains here through central pennsylvania. we are really just dealing with clos and a little bit of sunshine here tod

officer mark kimsey was back at the 17th district today in south philadelphia. he was in his cruiser saturday night heading to a call for help when he collided with a pickup at 27th and tasker. the cruiser burst into flames and officer kimsey was trapped inside. a teen and another man pulled him from that burning car. >> trying to get out but my legs weren't doing anything. i want to take them out. >> very grateful tonight. officer kimsey suffered a leg injury and a concussion. he is expected to make a full recovery. >> we are also hearing from a camden county police officer whose quick thinking and training helped him deliver a baby. sergeant darrell watkins responded to their park behind a church in camden last month. there he found a woman in labor and the baby wasn't waiting. fortunately watkins is also a trained emergency medical technician. >> it was a little surreal but like i said again i was pretty much thinking and, you know, in employees mode i wanted to make you are the infant was okay. i was wanted to make sure the baby's airway was fine. the father

. >> reporter: signs like this one are popping up on many corner store doors in south philadelphia. customers are being asked to take off their hoodies or masks before entering. store owners say it is a way to protect themselves. >> robbers, they wear hoodies and masks, and that is why we don't want them. >> doctor as sanity i says banning hoodies out of fear is a form of racial profiling. >> what you are essentlly saying is people who have certain characteristics shouldn't come in here. >> reporter: asante is share of temple university's african-american studies. >> the idea, coming up with the trayvon martin situation is coming up and i think that is the target and that is where the targeting comes in. >> reporter: trayvon martin was an unarmed teen gunned down while he was wearing a hoodie which became a symbol of his story. many store owners we spoke with are minorities themselves and say this isn't meant to be about race. >> that is what it is, nothing else. >> again, against african people perpretrated by african people. >> reporter: community organizer nate chapman says signs

police officer in south philadelphia last night. originally, investigated the believe ed the driver of the otr vehicle -- they tell us it was not a hit and run and there was no passenger. the officer and other driver were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. so was a good samaritan who helped pull the officer from the car before it burst into flames. no charges have been filed. >>> now to a developing story. iraqi officials say an air strike wounded the leader of isis. an intelligence officer told the associated that he was hit during a meeting yesterday in iraq. they cited informants within the militant group. pentagon officials say they have no information on this. > >>> kenneth bae said he learned a lot and lost a lot of weight. the ailing korean american missionary was released yesterday along with matthew miller out of california. both were flown into washington state around midnight. their families were there to greet them. they were accompanied by the director of national intelligence james clapper. his i

was found naked and wounded, a shocking discovery in south philadelphia. a woman dead behind this warehouse on south christopher columbus boulevard near dilworth street. police say her body found just after 1:30, "eyewitness news" spoke to the man who first spotted the woman and called police, he asked not to be identified. >> she don't got no clothes, no nothing. >> she was unable, large cut near the rib cage. they aren't identifying her just yet as the investigation continues, but says she's between 35 and 40 years old. that eyewitness who spotted her spoke to police twice yesterday, about what he saw and what he no, sir. he says homeless people oven sleep in the area and he actually thought she was sleeping at first. he tell us how much did he not know the victim. >> had you seen her before? >> no never seen her before. i don't know. >> now, we're told police have obtain surveillance video from the area, they'll be reviewing that to try to piece together what happened here, how this woman died, and who may be involved. reporting live in south philadelph

lie in south philadelphia, katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> it has been a good year so far. let's keep it going. >>> we'll have continuing coverage of the eagles' big win throughout the day on "action news" and then tonight after "action news" after 11:00 our sports team will have a special tuesday edition of eagles game day final. >> new this morning and only on "action news," a man is in critical condition after a late night shooting in southwest philadelphia. it happened on passyunk avenue just after 11:00 last night. police say a man in his 30's was getting out of his car when he was shot. the car also had several bullet holes in it and there were some more shell casings on the ground. police haven't told us the victim's name and they also haven't said who shot him or why. >>> police in northeast philadelphia are looking for the burglar who beat a homeowner with a tire iron. it happened last night on the 2300 block of emerson street. the 49-year-old homeowner came home the find someone ransacking his place. police say there was a struggle at first, then its burglar pulle

. >>> i'm tim furlong live over south philadelphia, high above south philadelphia. you're looking at traffic as it backs up heading into the stadium area near broad and patterson. that is 95 north. that is the clog of traffic coming north, getting ready tore "monday night football." the lots are filling up quick. traffic is bottling up. those who work notice navy yard were smart to get out a little bit early. if you're coming to the game, you might want to leave now if you want to make it on time. it is getting tight as the parking lots get more wild. nbc 10, tim furlong. >>> hackers strike thmç u.s. postal service. officials say thieves stole data that includes names, addresses, superstorm san social security numbers and birth dates. if you used the call center, your telephone number and e-mail address may have been taken. >>> president obama says the u.s. and china will start granting visas to each other's citizens that are good for up to a decade. the president made that announcement today at a high-level summit in beijing. he says the deal will create 440,000 n

officer mark kimsey was welcomed back to the 17th district in south philadelphia. he was in his police cruiser saturday night on his way to a call for help when he collided with pic pick up at 27th and tasker much his cruiser burst no flames. the officer was trapped inside. 17 year old joe chambers and dante johnson were both there. they rushed to help. >> i remember just kind of like i guess waking up and seeing the air bag deployed and the veer was on fire. i was trying to get out but my legs weren't doing anything. >> i owe him a steak dinner. want to take him out when i get better, take them out. >> as well he should. the officer suffered a leg injury and a concussion but he is expected to make a full recovery. >> urgent warning tonight about the danger of carbon monoxide. two cases today show us exactly why we need to be mindful this time of year. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live in south philadelphia where hope arrived just in time. todd? >> reporter: jessica, doctor who just happened to have the day off might saved his friend's lives. carbon

. >>> a new casino is coming to south philadelphia. developers of the proposed live hotel and casino have won the cities second and final casino license. it is going to be built near the stadium complex at packer and darien and that is where "eyewitness news" reporter david spun t is live with the details, david. >> reporter: chris, good evening. a the lot of fighting over the the years about where this casino will go. this is holiday inn that will be refurbished. some people for it, some against it and a local council member who says taxes may have to go up in a neighboring community because of this project. soon, the holiday inn on packer after avenue will look something like this. but not all neighbors are happen bye it. >> i'm outraged. very outraged. you and outrage. >> reporter: donna barclay is a proud south philadelphia resident and says word that a new you casino is coming to town is upsetting but not surprising. >> what they are doggies pushing an addiction on a community. >> reporter: she's joined by delaware county councilm

four possibilities two casinos in center city and two in south philadelphia. but there is a fifth possibility and that is not on the agenda but possible, there is more than enough already so we pass on all four. head of gaming u.s.a. expects casinos, al says there is no way that this market can handle another casino, so the people of south philadelphia, who we took this video of at a meeting of last week agree with mr. winsky saying there is no way they can handle another place to bring crowds, traffic and trouble. they have got the stadiums, sports teams and all of the concerts. >> my concern is that the politicians are going to shove this down our throat, then they need to shove it down where it will not affect our community and they can do that in other areas or down by delaware avenue. it does not need to be in the community neighborhoods. >> south philadelphia has enough, enough is enough. we deal with sports complexions, and, you know, it is enough, we are not a dumping ground and they need to stop. >> a lot of people are not for it, they are against it.

"eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live from south philadelphia where he just spoke with that officer, walt. >> reporter: jessica, less than 48 hours after officer mark kensie was trapped in that burning police car he made his way in the 17th district behind me on crutches this afternoon, a bruce on his head showing where he suffered a concussion, his girlfriend at his side and told a remarkable story of survival, and the two good smart tans, who saved his life. >> i remember it was just kind of waking up and seeing that the air bag had deployed and vehicle was on fire. >> reporter: officer mark kensie recalled flames getting ever closer, as he sat trapped behind his air bag, in his wrecked and burning patrol car. following a collision, with another vehicle. >> i tried to help but my legs could not move. >> reporter: suddenly through the smoke he says there were hand reaching towards him, and the hands of 17 year-old joe chambers, seen here, visiting him later in his hospital bed, and a neighbor daunte johnson. >> absolutely, they were the heroes. >> reporter: the pair pulled

where are you from. >> south philadelphia. >> this is a family institution. have you been coming here for years. >> this is only my third year. >> only my third year. >> reporterer: it must have been a success or you wouldn't be coming back. >> they are excellent, and it so easy and it takes the hassle away. i don't cook, my family does but it saves a lot of aggravation. >> reporter: you bring the bird to the scene. you are the the center piece. >> and it is excellent. >> reporter: what about how that infusees different flavors, what bit is so great. >> i went on line to read it. it ising on about the way air circulate that is makes it perfectly done. i don't know how they keep track of all these different turkies. because they are all different sizes. but it comes out so good. >> reporter: what did you get. >> sixty-six, i don't like that number. >> reporter: sixty-six is good. >> it is owe good. >> reporter: what will do you with the extra time that you have because you don't to have cook a bird. >> watch my children and try to get ready for thanksgiving, i

is eagles tonight, of course, south philadelphia will be jumping. parking lots opened up at 1:30, kick off at 8:30. septa ace kicking in extra services on the broad street subway, sports express trains kick off starting at 6:30 on the subway between fernrock and south philadelphia. so that volume, today for this afternoon and into the evening for that evening rush will throw some havoc with extra traffic patterns. construction throughout the day-to-day heading north on 202, between boot road and route 401. there will be a crew working on 422, out near royersford interchange but otherwise we're in good shape n problems or delays on the schuylkill, 95 or 476 and mass transit looking good as well with no reported delays. chris and kerry back over to you. >>> thank you, sir. >>> breaking news, one person is injured following an overnight house fire east mt. airy fire crews were called to the 6400 block of bellfield avenue just before 1:00 this morning. a 60 year-old woman was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. no word on what cause that had fir

mainly because of the big game tonight, in south philadelphia. eagles kick off 8:30, the gates, the parking lots open up at 1:30, the the lincoln financial lots. privately own lots you will see the cars pulling up, and pulling in there any minute now. tailgating all throughout the day but all that extra volume, funneling into south philadelphia, throughout the day, and then, of course, will impact our evening rush hour. broad street subway, sports express trains for the game tonight start at 6:30 out of that fernrock station. if you go to the game take kids for a train ride and save yourself sometime getting in and out of the parking lot tap. coney palmyra bridge late running construction until 6:00. lanes opened. betsy ross would be a good alternate there. out in pottstown, 422, between sanatoga and 724, expect delays throughout the day with construction. otherwise mass transit looking good. chris and kerry, back over to you. >>> it is 5:48 right now. three sports dealing from a school. police say they broke in the, charter school. they stole su

while some neighbors in south philadelphia are upset, the developers say it is a casino that is long overdue. >> the motion passes. >> reporter: game is on in south philadelphia and soon this holiday inn on packer avenue will look something like this. >> it is worked every where else and it will work here record record david cordish is one of two men behind the live hotel and casino. he and bob green, chairman of greenwood gaming and entertainment were on hand for the announcement. >> glean and cordish say that the hotel and casino will create about 2,000 new jobs, for area residents but south philadelphia resident donna barclay lives near the casino site and upset by the the vote. >> they are pushers. what they are doggies pushing an addiction on the community. >> reporter: barclay says live hotel casino will be an eye sore but developers david cordish says to way. >> we have had a lot of community support, so there is other ones we have to win over and we will win them over. >> reporter: three losing bidders have 30 days to appeal. "eyewitness news" caught up with mayor michael nut

residents in south philadelphia made it clear they do not want that casino in their neighborhood. the crowd booed john dougherty, the head of the electricians union when he told them that the casino at 9th and packer avenue would create jobs. >> you didn't file the intervention that would protect your neighborhood. >> reporter: residents believe the casino would bring crime and they point out they deal with traffic from two sports stadiums and arena and entertainment. >> they promise to work, any plans to build a casino in south philadelphia and take them to court. >> uber x will get a vote from the public utility commission in p-a. unclear if it would cover philadelphia where there's been option. this is what you -- opposition. this is what you saw. it's impounded 15 cars and fines. >>> in your in state, college tuition is going up. out of state it's $32,000. if you go private you're talking about 42,000 doors. >>> turning to wall the street. stocks were mixed on wednesday, futures point to a higher open. now some good news for drivers we've seen these low gas prices and the gove

. >> police say this baseball bat wielding gun slinging duo seen in surveillance video where south philadelphia father and daughter. south detectives released video of the attack in 100 block of participate ter a weeking go day. they alleged 36-year-old rita demato struck a kensington man in the stomach with a bat and as he ran her father, 62-year-old carmen demato opened fire twice sticking the victim once in the leg and then the two took off to front street. before the attack police a one of the attackers yelled you know what you did, you son of a sxlaitive. carmen member of former hall of fame and captain of the vikings well known in the naind and this is him in 2010 telling "action news" about his concerns over vandals at a civic association meeting. today a woman entering the home he shares with his daughter and around the corner from the attack declined to comment to "action news." neighbors saturday expressed

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. >> reporter: after meeting with union leaders in south philadelphia wolf headed home to york county to cast his vote. after he voted, this afternoon, wolf appeared to be very relaxed. he was heading home to have some chile for dinner where he will watch the election results coming in. reporting live tonight in york, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, lot of anticipation there in york tonight. thanks very much. we will see you as well. >>> congressional seats we know are up throughout the region and that includes pennsylvania's eighth district, the district covers bucks county and a portion of montgomery county as well. here republican incumbent mike fitzpatrick is hoping for another term, he cast his vote in middletown today. "eyewitness news" was there the at everette middle school, fitzpatrick saying his number one priority in congress is job creation. fitzpatrick faces a stiff challenge from democrat kevin strauss this year a political new come shore voted at mapel point middle school in langhorne today, he of course is an army ranger and afghanistan and iraqi war v

they're getting their rest tonight, which is why it's so quiet here in south philadelphia. come tomorrow, they've got their hands full. >> they are ready to go. >> it's bad timing, but what are you going to do? >> penndot says some crews have brought others in late tonight to do 12 hour shifts. >> reporter: workers monitor operations 24/7 here at the penn dot traffic management center in king of prussia. 440 road crews are on hand with plows ready to clear the road tomorrow during the busiest travel day of the year. >> peco added extra staff. >> heavier snow can pull down trees that can come in contact with our power lines. >> this is a large, red oak we took down today in berwyn. >> a holiday busy behind-the-scenes as the thanksgiving snow draws closer. >> we'll see what happens. if someone calls and needs me, i'll be out there. >> and crews will get out on the roads first thing tomorrow morning as that rain turns over to snow. utility companies will also be out there responding to power outages as they happen. reporting live, denise ni krrksz ano, nbc 10 news. >> the stre

who stole a package from right outside a home in south philadelphia. take a look at this surveillance video. it was from november 14th. it shows a woman approaching the home on reed street and then stealing a package that was left by the post office behind a storm today. now, if you look closely, you can see the theft actually happened in the reflection of this van's window. that woman was last seen walking away eastbound on reed street. >> a new trend in dining opened up in philly tonight and in this case the food may take a back seat to the service and the restaurant's no tipping policy. diana rocco was in fishtown for the grand opening new tonight. >> can't be more satisfied. >> reporter: the dishes are plated to perfection and so far so are the reviews. >> fish, pasta, salad and things that you normal are used to, normally that you love, they have found ways to make them more tasty, more special. >> reporter: but what has everyone talking about the fishtown byob is their no tipping policy. owner christian maura and chef co-owner brian olivieri have

. >> well, south philadelphia bakery is cooking up a thanksgiving tradition. >> they have fired up their classic brick oven not for bread but for turkies. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live at cacia's bakery where people have been lining up all morning long, good morning. >> reporter: nicole and ukee, good morning. happy thanksgiving. take a look at what we have, it is quieter now that we are later in the morning. you know what we have passed the 100 mark, 100 turkey mark and they are all on the floor right there ready to go into that famous brick oven. the only stipules is, of course you guys, these guys have ton defrost ted and season them yourself, you have to stuff them. you have to pluck them. they do all of the hard work. they go in the brick oven and they will get good flavors. sit back and come back right around noon or 1:00 depending on how big the birdies, pick it up, $18 no worries. they do all of the work for you. we have a couple of the last people here, but if we can get in and talk to danielle real quick she has been really talkative, danielle, get over here.

i'm justin pinch in south philadelphia, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well, the mother meantime who police say shot her three children and then herself has now died. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers attended a vigil in tabernacle, new jersey, where community members all gathered to pray for the only child still in the hospital. >> reporter: three days later, and the emotions are still raw. >> i have to say on behalf of them, they are very grateful. >> reporter: jenn, helped organize the sunday night vigil and has spoken victims family members. 14 year old nick and his eight-year-old sister nadia and 11-year-old brother alex shot thursday according to police by their mother jeannine will he page who turned the gun on herself. nick and nadia both died at the scene while alec remains in critical condition. jeannine le page died sunday morning. >> the family is keeping our and tire community in their prayers as well. as they know this tragedy is felt by all of us. >> reporter: and that organizers say is why they called this vigil tonight to give a tight knit community the chance to griev

"eyewitness news" in south philadelphia. flyers fans bundled up as they headed into the game. meteorologist kathy orr joining us now with a look at just how long this cold will be hanging around and kathy, it's going to get even colder? >> it certainly is, jess. we're talking about the coldest air of the season moving in tomorrow morning but after that it will even get colder next week. first things first. let's look at a partly cloudy skies across the delaware valley. colder air coming across the great lakes creating lake effect clouds and lake effect snow. we'll see clear skies lighter winds and cold temperatures overnight. right now 37 in philadelphia, 31 in allentown, 29 degrees in the poconos. but it feels much colder. the winds out of the west-northwest at about five to 10 miles an hour but even with that lighter wind, when you have temperatures that cold, look what it feels like. feels like 18 in the poconos, feels like 25 in millville and allentown, feels like 24 in atlantic city. that is at the airport. now, coming up we are looking at a cold start to the day tomorrow

she joins us live from south philadelphia. diana? >> reporter: jessica, as you can probably tell that crook was carrying a baby. police say as we head towards the holidays these package thefts happen more and more but tonight we talk to one victim who says it will never happen to her again. she caught it all on tape and she turned that video over to police. >> my first thought i was angry. report roar this camera was watching when crook stole a box of toys off her upper darby porch. minutes after a ups delivery. but what's more disturbing than a holiday package napper -- >> he you've the baby as a cover to steal. >> reporter: louis simon installed cameras around her home last year after someone tried to break in. when is he arrived home last monday night and saw her gate open and the package missing she went right to the footage. >> this is the gate in the front you saw was left open? >> just the way it is is exactly how it was when i came home. this one was open and the other one down below was open. i had asked ups man to leave the

we're live in south philadelphia. jesse gary, "nbc10 news." >>> now for a different kind of waiting in line. the wait for bargains. look at this. this is a live look at the best buy on route 70 in cherry hill. many of these people have given up their thanksgiving dinner to get the best deal they can find on electronics. that including the 50-inch tv we told you about yesterday. that sam sosung tv going for $1. they have a little more waiting to do. the store doesn't open until 5:00 p.m. >>> whenever you go shopping or maybe while waiting in line you can check out our holiday gift guide. we have all of the black friday deals. and plus gift suggestions for hard to buy for people. it's all at our website nbc10.com. >>> now, your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. taking a look live at light snowfall and flurries coming down near city line avenue right outside of the studios here. as we head into the next, i'd say, 20 or 30 had minutes or so, we should see more clearing. a last

philadelphia, a woman dead behind this warehouse on south christopher columbus boulevard near dilworth street. police say her body was found just after 1:30, "eyewitness news", spoke to the man who first spotted the woman and called police. he asked not to be identified. >> you know, she don't got no clothes, no nothing. >> police say she was naked, and had a large cut near her rib cage. they aren't identifying her just yet as the investigation continues, but says she's between 35 and 40 years old. that eyewitness, who spotted her, spoke to the police twice yesterday, about what he saw and what he no, sir. he says homeless people often sleep in the area. and he actually thought she was sleeping at first. he tells us, however, he did not know the victim. >> had you seen her before? >> no. i never seen her before. i never, i don't know. >> reporter: now, we're told that police have gotten a couple of surveillance videos from the surrounding area, and are reviewing that in hopes of figuring out how this happened, how this woman died, and who may be involved. anyone with information is ask

a a lot of people have been lining up for more than six decades to take part in the south philadelphia tradition. >> drop off your turkey and let them handle the cooking. jan carabao joins us from cash a's bakery on bakery, happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: good morning, happy thanksgiving to you. if i was cooking a bird today this is the the place i would be at. you come will here, they pop it into the the oven, come back later a and it is done, perfect. this is what i would be doing right now. little bit quiet but that will change, very, are soon. the bread here ata's we are getting oven ready for the bird. there is an relevant i bird, already outside. first person in line this morning, a arrived just after 4:00 o'clock and the after enis still going for cooking the big bird until 6:00 o'clock. a lot of excitement here and speaking about a bird, there is a specific tradition at cbs-3 that we did at thanksgiving. this is my first thanksgiving in philadelphia. of course, i have to take part too. and i will leave it at that. we are live from south philadelphia, jan carabao cbs-3 "eyewitn

today, the winning location near the philadelphia sports complex in south philadelphia. it will be called live hotel and casino. it beat out three other finalists vying for philadelphia's second casino license. nbc 10's lu ann cahn live in center city this afternoon. >> winners and losers today on this push for a second casino. what kind of reaction are you hearing? >> reporter: there was every kind of reaction in the meeting. the stadium casino group of course ecstatic, they'll be building a casino and there's a group from south philadelphia, very upset and they may keep fighting this decision. >> it's a horrible decision for the entirety of philadelphia. >> reporter: south philadelphia residents shook their heads while the players in stadium casino happily received the news. they'll be building something that looks like this, a casino in south philadelphia on packer avenue. >> we have in our view the best location. we have the most experience. >> reporter: bob green of greenwood gaming and entertainment owns parks casino in bensalem. they joined with the cordes group t

wogl is broadcasting live from geno's in south philadelphia this morning. they go through a lot of cheese there as you know. they also have a vat have of cheese whi z if you stick your arm in and pull out a ping-pong ball you win a digital camera. >> wow. >> that is in the too demanding. >>> good morning, i'm erika van tiehl. lets get over to katie for our forecast for the the day, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. this will end up not being a bad day at all but i want to preface it by saying you will have more clouds and sunshine. i won't be as bright or warm as yesterday produced with you still not too shabby. storm scan three showing signs of life off in the poconos, this front ushering in a quick sprinkle along i80 up that way and otherwise rest of us can expect nothing more than clouds and sunshine, filtered through. 67 degrees is the expected high. it is still mild for standard. we will drop down to 50 tonight. watching for showers to creep in overnight. tomorrow periods of rain throughout the day and night. keep umbrella on stand by. vittoria

new gaming spot will go near the sports complex in south philadelphia. we've got team coverage for you tonight starting with fox 29's bruce gordon who was at today's control board meeting. bruce? >> reporter: iain, right now i am at the stadium holiday inn here at ninth and darien in the shadow of citizens bank park. but imagine, if you will, and lots of people are, a major casino and hotel here. it's called live hotel and casino. the plan was approved for it today the state's gaming control board. the new facility will be called live hotel and cass soon know. and will include shops and restaurants in a $425 million project set at the northern edge of the south philly sports complex. >> i would entertain motions to approve an applicant for licensure. >> reporter: gaming control board's decision comes several years after the city's first attempt at a second casino was buried by neighborhood opposition. the vote for life was unanimous. >> commissioner mow scott tow. >> yes. >> reaction from the winners, mooted. >> we're humbled by it. and as citizen of phi

lets get it tomorrow night begins the bulls in south philadelphia. >>> number three is with the first team this week, mark sanchez will be the bird quarterback when eagles play the carolina a panters in south philadelphia. it will be his first start since he was under center for jets back in 2012. eagles are in first place in the nfc east, panthers have lost three straight. let's go get them, fellows. >>> eagles and all sports team get better with practice. >> that improvement that is in the just for sports team, you know, these koala bears in australia are practicing hugging. >> get your hug on. >> they are learning how to meet, greet and cuddle world leaders including president obama. they are heading to australia for next week g20 summit. we are told they spent ten minutes a day on practice, learning how to hug. >> you know what that is a lesson for us all, hug somebody for the morning team today. give everybody a hug. >> a little snuggle. >> get your hug on, we love it. >> that ace adorable. >> beautiful thing. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" we have team coverage of the breaki

live in south philadelphia, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> still ahead, the ebola virus has a new epicenter in west africa. we'll take a look at the focus on a schoolteacher who's being blamed for its spread. >>> and a criminal caught in the act. police say it's not really about what he stole, but when he did it and to whom. >>> new this morn, at least one officer is dead and several others injured in kabul, afghanistan. officials say a bomber was in military uniform when he carried out the attack on the third floor of the building. the bomber may have been targeting the chief of police who fortunately was not hurt. taliban insurgents claimed responsibility for this attack. >>> meanwhile in iraq, people are assessing the damage caused by a series of bombings in and around baghdad. at least 40 people were killed in the blast yesterday. the deadliest was a car bomb that tore through a commercial area in a shiite district. the bombings have been blamed on sunni militants, but they have not claimed responsibility yet for these attacks. >>> president obama will test his influence abroad this wee

. >> nbc 10's denise nicano joins us life from south philadelphia. >>. >> reporter: the cold snap will be something to definitely watch out for tomorrow morning, especially if you're heading out before the sun comes up. any moisture on the roads has the potential to freeze up. >>> wet conditions of a day of soaking rain make for the potential of an icy morning commute. >> yeah, that's scary, the black ice. just be precautious. >> the kind of slick roads penn dot says it's paid to stay on fop of. this is the second winter blast of the season. >> we'll have 40 trucks out from midnight on through the morning. >> the sudden drop in temperatures also prochted philadelphia and montgomery county to issue a code blue. shelters are filled to capacity. >> the shelters in philadelphia or anywhere will have more people this time of the year when it's getting cold outside. we have not seen a penn dot truck out just yet. >> count on our first alert team to get you ready for the morning. snrks bc 10 starts at 4:00 a.m. >> new at 11:00, the price tag for next year's papal visit to philadelphia. this y

philadelphia and raised a family. >> he was always from south philadelphia. he came back to second street. >> where did you go to high school. >> saint maria goretti. >> of course, did you. >> what does the idea from the statue come from. >> actually jim contacted me and it was his idea, he wanted to know what my family thought about it. we thought it was a good idea. i was hesitant at first because i was than the sure if my dad would want a statue. >> would want the attention. >> of himself. >> he was just a regular neighborhood by. >> we used to see him almost every day walking up here to the bourse to have breakfast. >> oh, yeah. >> and when jim told me what the the statue was going to be about, and where they wanted to put it, which is in my dad's neighborhood. >> where do you want to put it. >> second and reid, right inside the playground structure itself. we wanted to portray babe and bill and we support their efforts. to portray him as a 19 year-old man from south philadelphia who left this city for the first time ever in his life, to go to fort beenin

>> after the game mark sanchez stopped in south philadelphia to celebrate. he had a cheesesteak. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live with the exclusive story. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that's right, last night mark sanchez celebrated and like many here in our fair city, he celebrated with cheesesteaks from pat's and geno's. all this cheesesteak eating all hinged on an eagles victory. here is the promise that he made to jon gruden leading up to last night's game. >> if we win this game on monday, i'm going. >> which one. >> i don't know yet. dorenbos. >> politically correct stuff. >> i got geno's, i got pat's. >> whichever one is opened i'm going and if they are both opened i'll go to both. i don't care. i need to go get one as soon as possible. >> reporter: that was the promise made to jon gruden eagles nation was listening. the birds beat the panthers last night and fans flocked to pat's and geno toss wait for mark sanchez to make good on his postgame plan. >> you said on national tv you're coming. come on down. >> he said on the. v he w

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