deal on a $2 million bill they don t want to pay in full. the countdown is on as we look ahead to 2017. we ll take you live to pen s landing for a look at the fireworks extravaganza on the waterfront. nbc 10 news starts now. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i m katy zachry. i m rosemary connors. we are winding down 2016. we are. on a chilly note. that s expected this time of year. let s get the forecast now from meteorologist erika martin. good morning. we re taking a look at lancaster. conditions are partly cloudy. really nice start to the day. westerly winds will kick up as the day progresses. the bottom of your screen your local neighborhood forecast. we re seeing a high and dry high pressure system our influence right now. as far as our weather maker is concerned. lehigh valley 33 for you, pa suburbs 33 and philadelphia seeing 34 on average. so let s take a look at this weekend forecast for new year s eve. conditions for the most part will be p
those wind speeds. i was talking about that earlier today at 11:00 a.m., you re seeing 20-mile-per-hour wind speeds out of the west. great news, lots of sunshine by noon time. so something to look forward to. right now still seeing partly cloudy skies but not bad for sky gazing. otherwise wilmington seeing 35 degrees, 12-mile-per-hour wind speeds, 21-mile-per-hour wind speeds by 11:00 a.m. notice westerly, 4:00 p.m. seeing temperatures in the 30s with the strong westerly winds. eastern pa seeing the similar trend. the increasing wind speeds and gusts throughout the day. 9:00 a.m., lots of sunshine. increasing clouds. by noon 38 degrees for you. hour by hour forecast, picking up on light lake effect flurries into the region here. starting at 6:00 a.m. and as we zoom in locally pausing it at about noontime we start to see blues on the screen here. looks, again, just some light flurries moving through, lake effect push, that s all we re seeing. bottom of your screen you will s
pretty decent lead among likely voters 47% to 38%. then you throw in the registered voters, it goes to 48% to 36%. so, still a healthy chunk there. and then we have the monmouth poll, which has clinton at 50% and donald trump at 40%. now, both clinton and running mate tim kaine have been in pennsylvania. we ve seen them this past week. trump and pence are gonna be visiting different areas of the state, mostly outside, out in central and western. nia, do you get the sense right now that perhaps the trump campaign is starting to wonder if it can flip pennsylvania for the first time for republicans since 1988? sure, because right now you don t see high energy in the cities. they re starting to have a little bit of bubble, which is why you re starting not just starting. you ve been seeing these high-powered circuits going to those essential places. like, michelle obama s been dispatched. the vice president s been dispatched, et cetera. so, they really need to have that ener
general david petraeus on the battles facing the next commander in chief. from abc news, it s this week. here now coanchor martha raddatz. good morning. 23 days from the election. it has come to this. the republican nominee for president of the united states flatout saying at rally after rally and with increasing force that the election cannot be trusted. that hillary clinton belongs in jail. it s a fundamental challenge to a pillar of democracy, free and fair elections, shaking confidence in something we all take for granted, the peaceful transition of power. it s not a new thing for trump but over the last 72 hours trump has dialed it up. his anger rising with the volume of accusations from women who say groped their bodies. kissed their mouths against their will. before hyped up crowds trump casting himself as a victim of corrupt politicians, global financial interest and the press all conspiring to tear him down and rig the election. there s a whole sinister deal go
good morning to you as well. good morning. good to be with you. let s get right in on the questions. mr. rafferty has the first chance at this one. we re gonna start with the office itself. the last person elected to serve as attorney general in this state was also the state s first woman and first democrat elected to that position. kathleen kane has since been convicted of perjury and has since resigned and will be sentenced later this month. mr. rafferty, how would you help restore trust in the office not only for the voters of this state, but for the people who work in it as well? fair question. for the people who work in the office, certainly someone who has experience in that office i ve here as deputy attorney general who understands the role of both the prosecution side and the civil side in the office of attorney general. that will enhance the morale. the people of the commonwealth of pennsylvania having been elected four times to the senate of pennsylvani