car. you'll be heading out into more cold weather, windy withins, and we're tracking the snow. meteorologist krystal klei has the details. >> it is a cold forecast. that cold air holds on tight through the whole workweek and the cold air keeps our ground cold. when the snowstorm comes in on tuesday, it's going to start accumulating right away instead of melting like we saw with the last setup on friday. 24 in philadelphia right now, 18 in allentown. wilmington at 21. 20 in atlantic city and 19 vineland. it's cold out there. in fact, it feels cooler than it truly is. as a result, a lot of us feeling like we're around 10, 15 degrees outside this morning. radar and satellite for us. in our area, clouds down south, more clear to the north. today we'll see a mix of clouds and sun in the forecast. we stay dry oather wise. we know a system will be impacting our region. it will impact the mid atlantic and northeast, the whole area. for us, philadelphia, northern delaware and areas north and west of that i-95 corridor, from overnight monday through early wednesday, are expecting this. heavy accumulating snow. gusty conditions on top of that which will likely lead to poor visibility. in south jersey, the shore and southern delaware, same timeline, overnight monday through early wednesday, expecting a little bit of a difference. heavy snow to rain with minor coastal flooding and damaging wind potential. we'll track more of that coming up in a few minutes. thanks for that, crystal. today folks will have to dress in layers and prepare for bitter cold temperatures when they head to center city for the st. patrick's day parade. nbc 10's matt delucia has a preview for us. >> reporter: we're here at fifth and market here. this is where they had the stands set up. i'll step out of the way. within the past half hour police shut down the 500 block of market street here. city workers have been putting up fences over the past half hour. this area is shut down for the moment, so keep in in mind if you're 2r568ing in this area. the show must go on. bring the hand warmers and get the hot chocolate. the st. patrick's day parade will make its way down market street here starting at noon. take a look at video from yesterday. it was also a cold day for the st. patrick's day parade in wilmington. the emerald city pipe band was there. they know they won't be playing to empty sidewalks today. this parade might go down as one of the coldest in recent memory. even walking outside or picking up a sporting event, all require a few extra layers so layer up. >> insulated jacket for him. trying to keep him as warm as possible, but we've got to map. >> i have pajama bottoms, sweat pants, snow pants, parka, two pairs of socks and two hoodies. >> reporter: the city has a code blue in effect t. parade is from noon to 3:00. the parade route will make its way through market street. the staging area is between 16th and 20th streets. it goes past city hall, up here to fifth and market streets. keep that mind. do keep that in mind. you have to travel in the area of center city today and, get that jacket, gloves and hat. you'll need it. live in center city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. power is back online for thousands who lost it because of cold weather problems in philadelphia's hunting park neighborhood. crews seyed's temperature drop is causing generators damaged in last week's substation fire to malfunction, and that cut power to as many as 11,000 customers across the area. fire forced 20 people into the frigid weather yesterday morning. take a look at the smoe pouring out of the windows. the american red cross responded to hand out blankets and food to people put out by the fire. stay with nbc 10 for up-to-the-minute information on this approaching snowstorm. our first alert weather team is working around the clock to track the storm, to give you the latest models and informationment again, it's all on the nbc 10 app. jury selection will continue tomorrow in chester county for the man accused in the ambush killing of a pennsylvania state trooper. eric frein was captured after a 50-day manhunt back in 2014. he's facing first degree murder charges for killing the trooper and injuring another at the state police barracks in the poconos. the jury will come from chester kwounity with the hopes that lawyers can find jurors who have not seen media coverage. u.s. senator bob casey of pennsylvania will hold the first of a series of town halls today in university city. he'll meet with voters at 2:30 at the penn museum on south street. the democratic senator is one of the few lawmakers to host a town hall since president trump's election. republicans have faced criticism about the lack of town halls. senator casey who is a democrat will run for re-election next year. quick traffic alert if you drive in abington, montgomery county, bridge construction work on 611. if edge hill road bridge is being rebuilt because of structural concerns. restrictions will run from 9:00 p.m. tomorrow to 5:00 a.m. each day through saturday. the entire project should be finished by the fall. today a local music legend and his wife will host an event geared toward improving men's health. coming up we'll talk to songwriter and producer kenny gamble. plus this -- >> wintery now, major jersey shore attractions are gearing up for summer and they could have a job for you. >> we're getting ready to begin our big hiring push. >> reporter: i'm ted greenberg with where to bring your resume this weekend. mmmmm psst. yoplait custard's back. the family favorite... protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. welcome back. we're starting off your day for philadelphia, today another cold one. yesterday we only hit a high of 32 degrees in philly. we're looking at just a little warmer than that today, but still feeling cold. 24 right now this morning with 14-mile-per-hour winds making it feel considerably colder. 24 will stay through 8:00 a.m. and we get into the mid 20s, 10:00 a.m., as we go into the afternoon, low 30s at 2:00, mid 30s by 4:00 p.m. winds coming from the northwest right around 15 to 20 miles per hour, gusting up to about 25. in the lehigh valley we're at 18, 27 by noon and low 30s are expected across the lehigh valley later today. in new jersey, 22 right now. we are clear. winds in the single digits. but i do expect breeziness later in the day. let's talk about the nor'easter's timing. monday night, snow will start from the south and west. that's where we'll see the pump first move in with snow. tuesday morning the heaviest snow bands are likely. tuesday afternoon into evening, the snow will continue, but will be weakening and scatter a bit more. even through wednesday morning snowshowers will linger. we'll look at one of our future models for this coming up. the snow in the forecast is very good news to skiers and snow borders at camelback mountain in the poconos. a live look at the slopes this morning. even those who don't love this wintery weather are dealing with the frigid temperatures, facing it, braving the cold weather for favorite activities like the st. patrick's day parade in conshohocken. >> did you get all bundled up? >> no. >> it's just too cold, too cold. i was hoping for 60-degree weather like we had the other day. >> parade watchers needed extra layers yesterday. at the philadelphia union game they're ready with blankets and whatever they can pile on. >> pajama bottoms, sweat pants, snow pants, parka, two pairs of socks and two hoodies. >> all the layers didn't keep sam wilson from jumping up and down to cheer on his team. taking a ride. dogs board septa buses to learn a valuable lesson. we'll explain next. ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ a car skids off the road and onto the roof of a house. police had to help the driver out with a ladder. then the car had to be lifted off the home with a crane. the driver said he lost control when he accidentally stepped on the gas instead of the brake. back here in our area, despite the return of winter, major shore attractions are thinking summer. they need to fill thousands of jobs. they're starting interviews weekend and next weekend. ted greenberg visited attractions during friday's snow and found out who is hiring. >> reporter: at places preparing for summer fun, a reality check that it's still winter, were they can't focus too much on the snowflakes, this major jersey shore attraction opens in less than a month and has lots of jobs to fill for the spring and summer seasons. >> we need close to a thousand people. we do anticipate ability 20 to 25% will reapply who worked for us in the past. >> six flags great at venture and hurricane harbor looking to fill 4,000 spots for the season. the park in jackson township holding a job fair on sunday. jenkin son's boardwalk in point pleasant beach plus another fair the following saturday. jenkin son's is in need of more than a thousand employees. >> from the beach, amusement park, restaurants, shops, arcades, a lot of shifts to fill. >> in seaside heights, a job fair both days next weekend. >> at morey's piers, they don't do job fairs. if you want to work here, you have to apply online. >> then you'll be contacted to come in for group interviews. >> most jobs start at minimum wage but come with perks like frequency son passes, an end-of-winter push to fill positions needed to help fill summer thrills. nbc 10 news. montgomery county students were showing off science skills. it's not about taking home trophies, but about learning to love science. there's so much going on with science. one of the things i try to instill in the kids is a love of science, an interest in their world, so they can take that with them. >> all students from preschool through sixth grade took part in yesterday's science expo. future seeing eye dogs are learning new lessons thanks to septa. these puppies road a septa bus from lansdale to the montgomery mall yesterday, the first trip on the bus for many pups, the experience helps the dogs learn behavior skills like getting on and off a crowded bus. >> obviously why people don't drive a car, they depend on public transportation. dogs have to learn how to handle public transportation and these dogs are their line to independence. >> the dogs are with their year so they can be trained. then they'll be returned to the seeing eye program to be placed with somebody in need. let's start with our temperatures out there this morning. now we're in our pennsylvania suburbs, 20 for salisburiville and 18 west koun township. 21 in west bradford township. euclid at 20 degrees right now. milford township, 18 degrees. warrington also at that 19 mark. web, it feels a little colder than it actually is because it's also breezy. for today, forecast highs right around the low to mid 30s, cooler farther north. mid 30s for philly and the shore to delaware, the same. a mix of slouds and sun in the forecast for today. a cold day. you have to layer up big time if you're heading out for any activity that involve you being outdoors. take a look at the hour-by-hour forecast as we go through your monday night, this is when we're under a first alert. snow should start from south and west for most of our viewing zone, possibly a mix along southern delaware. we're pausing this right at the tuesday morning typical commute. look at those deep blues across the plap from philadelphia and wilmington all the way up to berks county, lehigh valley and poconos. also notice where the storm center is, earlier models are trying to put very close to land which would have pushed the highest amount farther to the north. given more rain into philly for part of the time. now a lot of the models are starting to pull this out. this is a good sign. a little more certainty. this is still a very flexible storm meaning likely the path will change. what we're looking at as we go from the morning into the afternoon or late morning is snow extending farther into new jersey again with steady to heavy snow expected, it will start to thin out as we get into the afternoon. lingering snowshowers are likely right into wednesday. by the time the storm is said and done, talking tuesday through your wednesday, totals could be quite high. and this is where that track is very important. we're looking right now zero to six inches for south jersey and southern delaware. this is the most southern portion. we change over to that blue, possibly five to ten inches as we get into parts of jersey closer to philadelphia, eight to 15 inches or more possible as we go philly all the way up into parts of berks county and the lehigh valley. these numbers may shift. the closer that center gets to us, that would push the higher amounts farther north. this may need to be adjusted as we move forward with the snow totals because of the setup of that system. really it's all about the track and how close it is to us on these totals. i'm sure we will be tweaking these as time goes on. >> we talked about this in previous storms. obviously it's important to stay in touch with us because the models that come out, they can change. >> the system hasn't even formed along the coast yet. once it forms, it will interact with ocean waters, probably clip the carolinas. when that happens we get new data, feed that into the computer models and we look at it with our expertise as meteorologists and figure out the track of the storm. if it's a little closer to land, it pushes the heavier bands to berks county, lehigh valley, upper bucks county. we have to look closely for the track of the storm. >> thanks for that, krystal. ♪ >> there was some good music and plenty of food to go aroundal a the cheers for charity event. team g riders helped the fund-raiser last night. the bicycle team raises money for fallen officers, american cancer society and national ms society. ♪ >> joanie sledge has died. she and her sisters formed the group sister sledge in philadelphia, best known for the joanie sledge was found dead in her home in arizona. she was 60 years old. her publicist says the family is shocked because she wasn't sick. the cause of death isn't known yet. the group tweeted out the picture of joanie last night with the message "we love you joanie." we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get our best offer of the year. 150 meg internet with equal upload and download 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going to be very, very interesting, and it's going to be a wonderful day. there's going to be a lot of screening, a lot of things going on. by the way, our sponsors, keystone first, they've been with us for like 15 years, so we really appreciate them. it's like a family reunion when we see everybody coming back. >> doctor, as kenny mentioned, your focus is on sexual health something that men and even women don't necessarily like to talk about, but very important. >> extremely important. in my center which is philadelphia center for sexual medicine we really integrate sexual medicine with men's health. they're really one in the same. if a man can improve his health, he's going to improve his sexual health and be much happier and his family will be happier. >> you said 20 years, time flies. >> time flies. >> why come out every year and do this? tell us about the message you want to send? >> you've got to do it every year. some people take better care of their cars than they take care of their bodies. you have to go and get your car inspected and whatever. this is just a friendly reminder to a community that's pretty much underserved to think about, think about how is your heart doing, by the way, this muscle that keeps pumping all these years. so we're asking all the women out there to get your husbands, your uncles, everybody that you know -- >> one more thing to add to our to-do list. >> one more thing to add, to come out and come to 3301 tasker street. >> you beat me to the punch, kenny. we have that information about the address we can pull up for you, 3301 tasker street. you can go to our website, nbc10.com, or our the nbc 10 app for more information. it runs from 9:00 to 1:00. thank you for being with us and thank you for the work you do. >> thank you, rosemary. here is a live look at center city where the bitter cold continues to grip our region. if you are headed to the st. patrick's day parade in philadelphia, layers will be key, right crystal? >> that's exactly right. feels-like temperatures mostly in the teens right now. we will track how much of a warmup we'll see later today, the wind speeds for your afternoon forecast and more on the snow potential as we go into your workweek. ♪ ♪ right now on "nbc 10 news today," the blast of bitter cold weather is still with us. folks out and about this weekend will face more frigid temperatures. bundle up if you're headed to the st. patrick's day parade in philadelphia. we are also tracking snow. it could be the most we've seen all' son. when it will arrive and which areas will be hit hardest coming up in the first alert neighborhood forecast. improvement for septa riders. we'll tell you about the transit agency's latest move to phase out tokens and make the commute more convenient. >> nbc 10 news starts now. good morning. welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. i almost forgot that we sprang forward, went ahead this morning. let's get more on our weather from meteorologist krystal klei. we have a big week ahead because we're watching storms. >> what we're looking at is very cold air, dry through most of monday. then things start to change overnight into tuesday. right now at 24 in philadelphia and 18 in the suburbs, in the teens in the lehigh valley, right at 20 for new jersey and delaware. also notice the icons here. we're clear currently and we should see increasing clouds as we go through today, kind of like what we saw yesterday, a mix of clouds and sun in the forecast by the afternoon. a look at radar and satellite. there are clouds in the southern portions of our viewing area. those will start extending a bit more. then it's all about the first alert we've issued. philadelphia, northern delaware and areas north and west of that line looking overnight monday into early wednesday and this, heavy accumulating snow possible. gusty conditions and poor visibility. this is a very active setup. we have to watch closely the track of this. we may need to adjust locations under the first alert as this gets closer to us. it hasn't even formed off the coastline yet. as we track through jersey, same time frame into wednesday a little different expectation. heavy snow is possible. temperatures will be just on the border as a result of the high winds forcing in, damaging winds expected or possible. minor coastal flooding as well. coming up in a few minutes, we'll track that storm's potential a little more closely. new this morning, in burlington county, mt. laurel police are investigating a crash near the intersection of route 73 and fellowship road. that's where a driver hit a person in the street. it happened around 3:30 this morning. the driver did stay at the scene. we're working to find out the victim's condition. now back to that bitter cold, st. patrick's day in friday, the secelebrations kick off this weekend and will continue with the annual parade in philadelphia. we'll see plenty of green attire in addition to hoats, carves an gloves. matt delucia is live with a preview. >> reporter: definitely need the h hat and gloves today. we're at fifth and market. they have this area blocked off. they have the stands and are making the final preparations at this location. the st. patrick's day parade will be going on no matter what, whether it's cold or not. it will be making its way down market street starting at noon. at least the one will be out later today. but you still need to brace yourself. yesterday it was just as cold for the parade in wilmington. the emerald city pipe band was there. they will be here for today's parade in philly. this parade might go down as one of the coastest in recent memory in philadelphia. just like wilmington, conshohocken held their parade yesterday as well. all sorts of outdoor activities this weekend will require the extra layers. >> i've never played a parade this cold ever. i've been doing this over 20 years. >> it's just too cold, too cold. i was hoping for 60-degree weather like we had the other day. >> so it is not going to be 60 degrees later today. that is for sure. about half that, in fact. we do have a cold day in store. the city also has a code blue in effect because of the danger to those living or staying outdoors. the parade goes from noon to 3:00. there should be sunshine later on, some of that parade route is going to be shutting down at 9:00 as well. market street, try to avoid that if at all possible unless you're coming out to enjoy that parade later on. live in center city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. before today's parade there will be a st. patrick's day mass at st. peter and paul. this is a live look over the basilica, archbishop charles chaput will preside over the mass. traveling trouble on i-95 north t. ramp to the walt whitman bridge and 76 east is back open. part of the ramp had been closed for about six hours after this tractor-trailer flipped onto its side. the driver injured his leg but is expected to be okay. this morning philadelphia police are hoping a surveillance image will help identify the two men who shot a 13-year-old boy in the head. take a look. police say one of these two men is the shooter. the 13-year-old is sitting right in front of them. when officers arrived at the goldfish chinese restaurant in nicetown around 10:00 friday night, the 13-year-old boy was laying on the ground shot in the head. right now he's in critical condition. a robber is dead after breaking into a north philadelphia home, but this morning investigators aren't sure exactly how he died. here is what we do know. police say a resident who lives on north 12th street woke up early saturday morning to find a man in his living room. the homeowner called to a neighbor for help. by the time police got there, the robber was unconscious. he died at the hospital. a 3-year-old child and a firefighter are both dead following a fire in central pennsylvania caused by a hoverboard. the blaze broke out in this house in harrisburg friday night. one of the young victims jumped from a window. crews rescued two other kids. one of them who is 3 years old later died at the hospital. a firefighter who was injured in an accident while responding to the scene also died. officials have traced the source of the flames to a hoverboard that was plugged in to recharge. now to this fire in camden county. firefighter doing okay here. he passed out yesterday while battling the flames at this house in gloucester city. it happened before noon near the corner of powell and south king streets. crews say the firefighter was unconscious when they pulled him from the house. tomorrow computers can purchase and reload septa key cards at more locations. septa will introduced new key os,s, they'll go online over the next two weeks. computers can load the cards with up to $250 to be used on rides. it's springerly every year. >> at the philadelphia flower show, not outside. we'll take you to a look of the flower show come uing up. >> didn't alec baldwin say he wasn't going to reprise his role as the president? he was back this weekend. we'll have the high lights from "snl." ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. my girlfriend loves artists. to be unique... and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. welcome back. looking at your wind forecast for today. not quite as windy as yesterday. as expected yesterday afternoon, gusts around 30 to 40 miles per hour. today right around 15 miles per hour sustained as the northwest is pumping in the cold air. 25 to 30-mile-per-hour gusts. still breezy but will make it feel colder than it actually is. here are the true temperatures. mid 20s at 8:00 a.m. mid 30s by 4:00 in the afternoon. looking as we go through the day, some increasing cloud coverage as well. 33 is what it will feel like or be, 4:00 in the suburbs and 31 along the lehigh valley. in delaware, 38 for the expected temperature at 4:00 p.m. 22 in new jersey, 36 along the jersey shore. as we go into tuesday, philadelphia and north and west zones all snow, big accumulations are likely. it's not a guarantee. the track of the storm pushes inland. the higher values get out of reach for areas like philly. in south jersey and northern delaware, mostly snow in the forecast now with the current tracks on models. in southern delaware the shore, a snow to at times rain mix as expected. we'll track that more closely in a few minutes. today philadelphia mayor jim kenney is in austin, texas for the south by southwest philly. this is video from lafst year's event. top innovators in the technology, media, non-profit and creative sectors will join forces for the south by southwest interactive and music festival. 6:41 on this sunday, 24 degrees outside. coming up in sports, the flyers play-off hopes hit a speed bump. we'll have the details. deja vu, right? this has becomewe'll have highl the big east tournament victory for villa nova next. differently. we're wired maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. get the best. go to getfios.com vice president mike pence is pushing his fellow republicans to get behind the health care overhaul plan. he held a rally in louisville, kentucky, to raise support for the legislation. the republican governor and the junior senator in kentucky are among the plan's skeptics. senator rand paul has called the initial draft obamacare light. the man accused of jumping the white house fence friday night will be back in court tomorrow. 26-year-old suspect jonathan tran was allegedly carrying two cans of mace and a letter to the president. tran told the secret service he was a friend to the president and had an appointment with him. the president was inside the white house at the time. yesterday mr. trump said the secret service did a fantastic job and he called the suspect a troubled person. ready to fast forward to spring? yes, i think wle be, especially after tuesday and wednesday this week. head to the pennsylvania convention center for the philadelphia flower show. tulips among the tens of thousands of flowers in bloom. this year's theme is holland, flowering the world. >> i love the flower show. it's spring early every year. >> compared to what it's like outside -- >> exactly, although i love snow, too. >> we're getting a little of that, as you've heard. >> finally. >> finally. the festival and flower show runs through next weekend. it is billed as the largest event of its kind in the country. you can catch some championship tennis in chester county. the platform tennis national championships will wrap up in paoli this afternoon. the event is being held at waynesboro county club. it's played on a court one-third the size of a regular tennis court and it is outdoors. if you plan to go, bundle up. now to business news, the markets are keeping an eye on rising interest rates, inflation figures and a disney classic revival. cnbc's seema mody has more. >> watch for a decision on interest rates at 2:00 p.m. eastern on wednesday. looking for further clues about further hikes later this year. wholesale inflation data for february will be released on tuesday followed by consumer inflation and retail sales figures on wednesday. also watch housing starts on thursday and consumer sentiment on friday. how much is a ceo worth? railroad giant csx says its boss deserve as pay package that could be worth $300 million. csx says hunter harrison will resign if the competition package is not approved. disney's remake of "beauty and the beast" debuts next friday. hollywood reporter says the movie could haul in $120 million during the first weekend. that would make it one of the biggest movie openings ever in the month of march. i'm seema mody. get all your business news on cnbc. 6:47 right now on this sunday. 24 degrees outside. krystal klei and our team of meteorologists will be very busy over the next few days. we are tracking some snow. before that significant snowfall arrives, we're dealing with frigid temperatures out there this morning. fill us in. >> this is a busy forecast for us. we've been talking constantly over the last couple days. we'll get to the snow potential in a minute. let's start with the cold. delaware neighborhoods, at 23 in harmon any hills. glean ville, 21. middletown at 24 degrees right now. farther south, low 20s as well. lincoln 22, allendale 22 and rehoboth beach 24 degrees. you get out the door early on this morning, you've got to layer up. as you head out through the rest of the day, it will still be quite cold, only getting into the mid and upper 30s through parts of delaware. here is our neighborhood temperatures for this afternoon, 36 in center city and 32 lansda lansdale. allentown about the same, kwuts town up to 34. a mix of clouds and sunday this afternoon. 36 in atlantic city. mid to upper 30s for delaware for forecast highs. let's talk about the storm setup. this is a difficult storm to track. we have a lot of components to it and it's late season which makes it harpeder to sustain those snowy conditions. first, we've got an element to our west that's going to help bring moisture and continue to force cold air into the region. second, we have a coastal storm that's going to form down to the south and pull up the east coast. there you start to see it, clipping near the carolinas at 8:30 at night. already starting to wedge in, some snow potential near the del marva area. that's 8:30. we continue to go forward to 2:00 a.m., snow extending to much of our viewing area. the track of the storm is going to be key to what we see in terms of totals in rain versus snow. we will feel the impact. at 2:00 a.m. the snow is spreading across much of the region. the rain line that was very close to the coast and southern delaware. newer models are more consistently starting to pull this out. what does that mean? the warmer air pulls farther down to the southeast. that means the colder air can take over more of the zone and that means snow for more of us and higher snow totals. this could easily change, especially once this forms into tomorrow, we may have to adjust this. for now looking like the snow line sets up over northern delaware and new jersey. let's talk totals. again, these are likely to be updated several times before this system actually makes it to us because we've got to track that once it starts to move up the coastline. but for now, lowest amounts down south with the best potential north and west of philadelphia. you can see here in the purple, eight to 12 inches or more is possible as we get farther to the north. >> this is "sports desk" brought to you by xfinity. kbrks 1 in xfinity will change the way you experience tv. good morning. i'm danny pommells from csn. if the last two years jay wright and villa nova have accomplished everything you can think of from a college basketball program besides the conference championship, villa nova lost last year to seton hall. hoping to erase that memory. first half, josh hart up to the task, drills a three. that would be a sign of things to come for sure. later in the half nova on the run. jalen brunson into the paint, gets the bucket to fall, plus the foul. nova by 14 at intermission. after half-time, second half, another three from josh hart. had 29 and was named the tournament's most outstanding player. then another senior, last year's hero chris jenkins off the window for a pair and the foul. winning the big east tourney and likely clinching the number one overall seed in the ncaa tournament. >> this was a really nice break. i feel like we were like everybody else here because we weren't defending champions. we've got to deal with that. i'm not sure yet how that's going to impact us. >> very honored to win this. a tough creighton team. give them a lot of respect and credit. we've got to keep getting better. >> sort of like banging the titanic into an iceberg, the flyers play-off hopes took a major hit in boston against the bruins. first period, bruins with the advantage, david pastrnak camped out in front of the net. cashes in off the feed from bergeron. flyers answer early, shot from the point, wayne simmonds there causing havoc. it's jordan weal who gets the payoff. his third of the year. a couple of chopsticks on the board. tied at one apiece. drew stafford floats one on net. brandon manning, off his stick and in. oy vey, what a way to end it. flyers take it on the chin. manning's friendly fire is the difference. they lose 2-1. they remain out of the play-offs. first in two for the sixers, this one against the clippers. like the movie "la la land" at the oscars, the sixers weren't in the conversation at the end. pick things up in the third, great ball movement from the sixers. mcconnell to covington to okafor. sixers up four after the flush. clippers took the lead in the fourth. they were up eight when timothe luwawu-cabarrot cut to the rim, drops in a pair over deandre jordan. the aforementioned chris paul puts it to bed on the other end. his three-pointer liquid as the sixers lose 112-100. one final note, phillies beat the blue jays 8-2 in spring training. that's it for sports. i'm danny pommells, csn. ♪ ♪ their lives are beautiful, let's keep it that way. if you suspect child abuse, report it. for more information on reporting child abuse or neglect go to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. this is awesome. i've never seen anything like this. we only have one more day to see twiggy the water skiing squirrel at the philadelphia boat show. it ends today. in addition to twiggy, you can check out all kinds of boats. tickets are eight bucks at the door. alec baldwin returns to "saturday night live" as president donald trump. this time he's fighting aliens. >> this is the all yens and this is us. >> this is us? >> yes. >> that is a great show, "this is us," but i can't watch it because it's on nbc and nbc has been very unfair to me. >> another skit is buzzing on social media. scarlett johansson played ivanka trump in a satirical ad for a fake perfume called complicit. it's trending on twitter. >> she doesn't crave the spotlight, but we see her, oh, how we see her, a feminist, an advocate, a champion for women. she's loyal, devoted but probably should have bounced after the whole "access hollywood" bus thing. >> ivanka trump is one of her father's closest advisers and add dats. 6:57 right now. 24 degrees outside. not the best weekend for outdoor plans. the bitter temperatures will stop the st. patrick's day parade from stepping off in philadelphia. matt delucia is live with a preview in old city. >> reporter: we're here at fiflgt and market. if you want to sit here along the barriers, watching the parade later today, you'll want to bundle up. we'll give you a preview next. >> that's right. we're going to look at those cold conditions for today and track out the snow returning to the forecast by early this week and how areas like cape may be affected coming up. tracking snow. the storm is still forming and we're keeping a close eye on the developments. we'll have the latest on when it will hit and how much snow will dump over the region. bitter cold on the slopes today. a live look at camelback mountains, temperatures in the 20s along with windy conditions will make for a wintery sunday. this sun station fire still causing problems five days later. cold weather is knocking out power to generators leaving thousands in the dark. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." thanks for being with us. i'm rosemary connors. it's 7:00 on this sunday, not 6:00. make sure you've changed all