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Temperatures drop down to 57 degrees. Today well recover a bit into the low 60s. Still below average. If you take a look outside right now, you can see the sun is out. Were seeing a few clouds. As we push into the rest of the afternoon, expect to see a cool start and then temperatures pushing into the low 60s. 51 right now in philadelphia. 41 in allentown. Mid 40 this is the poconos, although earlier today we were just at freezing. Our temperatures will range between 62 and 64. Expect to drop back into the 50s for the eagles game. Now lets get you up to speed on that breaking news. A hospital ...

Of time ahead of that big game. Absolutely. And now wool see even more sunshine. So once the rain stopped yesterday, it was still really overcast. Its a cold start, so dont let the sun fool you. As we take a live look outside right now, the city skyline looks pretty nice, but definitely like me last night. A closer look at our temperatures. Were in the 30s if youre closer to the poconos. 36 degrees in allentown. 37 currently in pottstown. 47 in philadelphia. 46 this morning in wilmington. And as we head into the rest of today, we will push into the 60s. The low 60s, staying below average. More...

Eagles fans are getting excited for the primetime matchup against the giants right here on nbc 10. A live report is just ahead. But first, that breaking news that we are following. A hospital worker in texas has tested positive for ebola. If its confirmed by the centers for Disease Control, this would be the second diagnosed case in the u. S. The Texas Department of health says the worker cared for the first patient diagnosed in texas, thomas duncan, seen here. He died on wednesday. We will continue to follow that breaking news story and bring you new developments. Passengers arriving at new y...

Shreveport police officer was arrested Thursday for the shooting death of Alonzo Bagley, an unarmed Black man in Louisiana. 

In a recent conversation, Louisiana State Police Col. Lamar Davis spoke with columnist Will Sutton about his decision to become a state trooper, his challenging tenure as State Police superintendent