Seeing light rainfall there. The showers will be moving out and then we will see sunshine. And warming into the 60s this afternoon. That will not be happening over the weekend. You can see showers that are moving to the east, almost 50 miles an hour, in the norristown area now, so you might see a sprinkle to start with. And then it is drying out for the rest of the day. Sunshine will take over and warm temperatures from the 40s and 50s into the 60s. 49 now in wilmington, trenton also at 49 and 48 in mount holly. While Philadelphia International is 54. Plenty of 40s northwest. Sunshine takes over at 8 00. 11 00, 61, and 65 at 2 00 this afternoon. Make a mental note of the temperatures because they are going to be much chillier this weekend. Neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. Its a friday, lets get a check of traffic. We are still watching the schuylkill expressway, these are our cameras from passayunk avenue where we have an accident. Right in here th
Announcer from nbc news, this is a special edition of today, terror in paris, with erica hill live from paris, and harry smith live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Welcome to to this special edition of today. Im erica hill in paris. My colleague, harry smith, Sheinelle Jones and dylan dreyer are in new york. Good morning, harry. A story rapidly developing two days after the attacks that stunned the world. Harry, that is right. It is developing. It is changing. Paris, understandably, still in shock this morning. In some way, it almost feels like it is sinking in on this sunday morning. Tourist sites remain closed, thousands of french troops in the streets this morning. Investigators chasing down leads across europe. We are following all of that for you from paris. Here are the latest facts and figures we can give you this french authorities now say at least 129 people, including an American College student, were killed. More than 350 were wounded. Many critically. French officials
At home, family and friends mourn the American College student killed in the massacre. This is really happening. This is happening. Theres nothing i can really do to bring her back. President obama calls this an attack on the civilized world. Were live in paris with the investigation. The stories of survival and a message of hope. Today, sunday, november 15th, 2015. Announcer from nbc news, this is a special edition of today, terror in paris, with erica hill live from paris and harry smith live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Welcome to to this special edition of today. Im erica hill in paris. My colleague, harry smith, Sheinelle Jones and dylan dreyer are in new york. Good morning, harry. A story rapidly developing two days after the attacks that stunned the world. Harry, that is right. It is developing. It is changing. Paris, understandably, still in shock this morning. In some way, it almost feels like it is sinking in on this sunday morning. Tourist sites remain closed, thousa
[ speaking french ]. At home, family and friends mourn the American College student killed in the massacre. This is really happening. This is happening. Theres nothing i can really do to bring her back. President obama calls this an attack on the civilized world. Were live in paris with the investigation. The stories of survival and a message of hope. Today, sunday, november 15th, 2015. Announcer from n bc news, this is a special edition of today, terror in paris, with erica hill live from paris, and harry smith live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Welcome to to this special edition of today. Im erica hill in paris. My colleague, harry smith, Sheinelle Jones and dylan dreyer are in new york. Good morning, harry. A story rapidly developing two days after the attacks that stunned the world. Harry, that is right. It is developing. It is changing. Paris, understandably, still in shock this morning. In some way, it almost feels like it is sinking in on this sunday morning. Tourist site
Erica hill live from paris, and harry smith live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Welcome to to this special edition of today. Im erica hill in paris. My colleague, harry smith, Sheinelle Jones and dylan dreyer are in new york. Good morning, harry. A story rapidly developing two days after the attacks that stunned the world. Harry, that is right. It is developing. It is changing. Paris, understandably, still in shock this morning. In some way, it almost feels like it is sinking in on this sunday morning. Tourist sites remain closed, thousands of french troops in the streets this morning. Investigators chasing down leads across europe. We are following all of that for you from paris. Here are the latest facts and figures we can give you this morning. French authorities now say at least 129 people, including an American College student, were killed. More than 350 were wounded. Many critically. French officials have just identified one of the attackers as a local known to authorities