thanks for being with us. i m rosemary connors. i m dray clark. about 9:01 on this sunday morning. let s get to meteorologist krystal klei with an update on the forecast. a warmup is on the horizon, right? that s right. warmer temperatures. not just today but moving forward the next handful of days. we keep ticking that number upward. here s a look at radar and satellite. it s a beautiful clear picture on our radar and satellite which indicates a sunny sky. not just one, two neighborhoods in the viewing zone. all of the neighborhoods are looking to sunny to mostly sunny conditions through the rest of your sunday. pull this out real wide. the snow moving over the northeast, it s now out of here. conditions are drying out across the region. but it left an area of snow in it wake. especially in the neighborhoods this morning, a little slippery and sloppy. for the most part, things are start to go melt and temperatures are going up. right now, at 36 in philadelphia. 37 in mil
ow pare our parents had no problem checking our bedrooms and bags. check your children s bags. he said he stole the car about a week ago. dreamers and daca recipients are breathing a sigh of leaf today. the trump administration tried to go around the ninth circuit court of appeals in california but the supreme court handed him a setback that they won t touch it until the end of the appeals. it gave him a setback and gives a reprieve for daca now but some live in uncertainty. i studied and worked very hard ever since i got this country. just the uncertainty what my life might be tomorrow and my life is in then hands of these legislators, that they don t see us as humans, basically. the daca program will stay in place as the ongoing daca debate stays in the court system. closer to naming its nine member board. the educational nominating panel voted on the 27 names they would submit to the mayor. the mayor has 20 days to make appointments and could request more n
80 people that work here are out of a job. reporter: have you ever been out of a job this long? no. it s hard. reporter: the restaurant has launched a gofundme page to help the staff. a fund-raiser is planned for next sunday. it could be two months or more before the little lion is up and running again. this chef is itching to get back to work. he tries to look at the bright side to have more time with his kids. they will have dad around more often, a positive thing. reporter: and the restaurant pitching in to find places for servers and sheriffs and bartenders to go, giving them somewhere to work while the work here continues. i will have to start over somewhere else. the second these doors open i will definitely be back. reporter: that fund-raiser is at the restaurant on sunday. organizers tell me local businesses have been pitching in with food and gift cards and care packages for employees with pets to help them get through for the spring. nbc10 news. now
this afternoon. the threat tracker shows that there is moderate threat of any kind of localized flooding or lightning. the highest threat is for highs, strong gusty winds. a severe thunderstorm watch out already. this is the line of showers back in central pennsylvania that is approaching. this is the excessive heat warning today and tomorrow. once the line of showers comes through that s it for the dangerous heat at least for several days. 86 right now. wilmington, dover, millville, georgetown, a lot of places in the mid 80s. the humidity is high. it already feels like it s getting close to the mid 90s. we ve got at least a couple more hours of heating. back to the north and west showers are going to come in before we get a chance to have that feels like temperature triple digits. we have a lot of rain and showers and thunderstorms. and then it comes through the area so just about everybody is going to get rain. and then everybody is going to get significant relief from the
allegations. i also said that as an elected official i have never been involved in any illegal activity. reporter: he says he held that education seminar and it s on video. i m just saying that the first thing is that most of the people who are talking about this across our area have not read the indictment. reporter: even with the allegations you think it s important to be on the appropriations committee to be spending taxpayer money? oh, absolutely. first of all, taxpayers pay the money from our region and we happen to be one of the very few places in the country to have a member on the appropriations committee. reporter: the feds say the investigation began two years ago after acting on a tip. fattah says he does not regret his 2007 run for mayor. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. renee chenault-fattah is on leave from nbc 10. read the entire indictment on the nbc 10 app and online. we ll have continuing coverage as the congressman heads to his first court appearanc