temperature. let s think of it as a blanket. it s keeping us warm this morning. we do have that blanket of cloud cover keeping us in the 40s. there s a live look outside. temperatures this morning about ten, even 15 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. that s going to put us in the 40s. all across the area, we are waking up to the 40s as opposed to the 20s and 30s. still cool, it is november.earl morning, temperatures in the 40s. we ll talk more about the weather today, and then we re going to talk about a warm-up before we really plunge into a deep cold later on in the workweek. we ll talk about that coming up. new from overnight, police are investigating the shooting death of a woman in north philadelphia. matt delucia is live at philadelphia police headquarters. what have you learned this morning? reporter: detectives are looking at this mysterious case. a woman found outside with a gunshot to the head. we have some video of the scene. philadelphia police tell us
shot in the head and left for dead in a philadelphia neighborhood. now the hunt is on for her killer. and let s take a live look outside over center city. we will see some clouds this morning, but we re also expecting to see the sun. that should help to warm things up just a little bit. good morning, and welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i m rosemary conners. it s just after 6:00 on this sunday. let s get right to today s forecast with meteorologist michelle grossman. and michelle, you were describing today as very seasonal, a typical fall, crisp day. yeah, it s going to be nice. we re going to see sunshine. temperatures right in the mid 50s. normal is 59 for this time of year. we ll be pretty close to that. a little milder than what we saw yesterday. a live look outside. we are waking up to some clouds. the clouds are keeping us milder overnight. that s the good news. beautiful along boat house row. 24-hour change. ten degrees warmer in philadelphia than this time yeste
a little bit, right? that s right. depending on where you are, we re seeing sunshine. other parts seeing mostly cloudy skies, but everyone will see sunshine. here is a live look outside. philadelphia one of those places still seeing those clouds being a little bit stubborn. mostly cloudy right now. other spots seeing full sunshine. we are a little warmer than this time yesterday. about six degrees warmer in philadelphia. ten degrees warmer than this time yesterday in mount pocono. nine degrees warmer than millville. that mainly puts us in the 40s across the area, so a nice start to the day. we re going to be warmer than where we were yesterday. yesterday we topped out around 50. right now it s 47 in philadelphia. 44 in allentown. 43 in lancaster. 49 degrees in atlantic city. and we are looking at 52 in wildwood. for today, as we head throughout the rest of the day into the morning, by 11:00, 51, mostly sunny. 1:0055. and 56 by 3:00. that s where i think we ll end up, around
making an obscene gestures toward it. another taking a picture of the phone recording her but police say so far they have not been able to identify any of the victims most of whom had no idea their private thecy was being violated. definitely the biggest invasion of private thecy case i have ever seen. reporter: police say moses posted videos on the porn web site followers of that web site expressing their disappointment that he won t be posting any other videos. his fans are reposting these same videos as a tribute to mr. moses because he had a fan club. reporter: now while moses posted a lot of videos allegedly he wasn t able to post half a in million-dollar cash bail. he is in delaware county prison and police want to hear from you if you think you may have been victimized. coming up at 6:00 we will have more on this story including how police were able to crack the case. we will see you at 6:00 live from the radnor township police headquarters walt hunter cbs-3 e
heard some bangs and didn t realize at first it was a gunshot. reporter: ben was sleeping with his windows open when the sound of gunshots woke him up. we heard people yelling and obscenities and after that the guy was saying help me someone call the ambulance or cops. reporter: police say when they got to the intersection they found the man on the ground. he laid in the street for a while and was yelling. the cops were talking to him. he was telling the whole story. reporter: the 36-year-old said a woman with a baseball bat and man with a gun walked up to him and said you know what you did before the woman hit him with the bat. when the victim started running, the man with the gunfired two shot one hit the man in the leg. he was at the intersection and someone dropped off in a taxi and stumbled on to the scene. reporter: that was a neighbor. there was a man on the ground screaming. he kept yelling. reporter: the security cameras captured the incident. pol