little bit of rain on the radar and satellite. so the areas in green, that's some of the rain returning over south jersey pressing up against the jersey shore. now we did get a good dousing. amounts reached over an inch in a few spots. philly as expected saw half an inch of rain earlier today. everything really cleared out by lunchtime. there's what's left. light rain passing through vineland and up to atlantic city. this is going to move off in the next hour and we'll be drying out entirely. so the rain on its way out. the mild temperatures are also on their way out because the rain was triggered by a cold front. but we're at 49 still in allentown. 55 in philadelphia. and wilmington at 53. vineland at 54 degrees. it's pretty nice. 15 degrees warmer than average in philly right now. our high today was actually 62. so that put us 22 degrees above average. but we are talking back to reality. so as we go into tomorrow, here's what you need.

the big coat, back on hand. you'll need the layers as well. we're going to stay cool throughout the day. what you can leave at home is the umbrella. we're going to be try dry for a handful of days. you can snag the sunglasses. we'll have a good bit of sunshine through the next few days. tomorrow, ladies, you may want extra hair spray. we will be breezy. here's the next few hours. more coming up in just a few minutes. philadelphia is turning to a controversial plan to fight the opioid crisis. officials say they will help establish safe injection sites for drug users in the city. the sites would be similar to this one in toronto at safe injection sites users administer drugs like heroin with sterile needles. only steps from medical personnel trained to treat overdoses. the idea is to reduce the number

of deadly overdoses for people who are not willing to stop using narcotics altogether. drug users will be connected with support and recovery options. >> it's not one solution. there's not one strategy. it's going to take all of us working together consistently and over some period of time. >> philadelphia has the highest drug overdose rate of any large city in the country. last year 1200 people died as part of the epidemic here. but the safe injection sites proposal is already facing some barriers. the attorney general says such sites would be considered illegal under current state and federal law. new at 5:00, for the first time, prosecutors played the confession that came from this man. jacob sullivan accused of rape ing and killing his girlfriend's adopted daughter. it's a crime that stunned the region and put the foster care system in the spotlight. nbc 10's deanna durante joins us

live. walk us through what happened in court today. >> reporter: we heard jacob sullivan's words, tape recordings made after the murder of 14-year-old grace packer. police testified that sullivan told them he knew what he was helping the mother dismember and dump the body in the words this would not end well. the man you see here looks very different today. he's lost a lot of weight. he's clean shaven and his hair is cut short and kept away from other inmates in the jail. sullivan and his then girlfriend are accused of engaging in a rape murder fantasy. in july of 2016, the 14-year-old was the target of the fantasy. they brought her to an empty farmhouse on a hot day he punched her in the face. her wound was bleeding and she was crying. sullivan said of the beating, it was not to be mean. obviously it was mean.

it was a weird fantasy kinda thing. he told police he performed a sex act on grace in the days before her killing. because although he and her adopted mother planned to murder her, he described the 14-year-old as a very sexual person and said when it came to the sexual assault and murder he told police i didn'tment this to be a terror show for her. i wanted it to be fun. nbc 10 has been investigating this case since 2016 when her body was found. after their connection to the case was made public, both ztrid to commit suicide. grace was drugged and abandoned in a hot attic. the plan was to let the extreme heat kill her. when she was found alive and conscious the next day, he told police he strangled her. police also testified that sullivan confessed in part because he was the one behind the killing and he want ed to spare his girlfriend, the adoptive mother of this 14-year-old girl. he also in those tapes told

investigators that when he was cutting through the girl's body trying to dismember her, it was like cutting through a 20-pound turkey. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. philadelphia police are looking for the person who opened fire at a septa bus depot overnight killing a man. the victim was shot several times this morning. he was able to run about a half block to a car someone then drove him to einstein medical center where he later died. police are checking footage from surveillance cameras in that area. a teen shot up his high school today killing two classmates and injuring a dozen more. it happened at marshal county high school in benton, kentucky. that's in the southwestern part of the state. police say the teen used a handgun in the shooting. he's now in custody. in addition in the students who were shot, five others were hurt as they tried to get out of the school running for their lives. right now police haven't announced a motive.

today we learned jeff sessions was questioned as part of robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling into the election. the justice department confirmed the interview took place last week and lasted several hours and makes him the first cabinet official known to be questioned in the probe. special counsel mueller is looking into russian campaign interference and possible obstruction of justice. president trump says he's not concerned that session was interviewed. meanwhile he took his first action ob trade. he signed orders slapping tariffs on imported washing machines and solar panels. trump told reporters the move is all part of protecting american companies and workers. vice president mike pence is headed back to the united states after a two-day trip to israel. today he visited the western wall in east jerusalem. the trip comes amid-tensions who have criticized president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital.

the fight over legalizing marijuana in pennsylvania took center stage in harrisburg today at a rally in the capital the auditor said other states are having serious conversations about legalizing marijuana and pennsylvania should too. he also mentioned a recent poll that shows 64% of americans are in favor of legalizing marijuana for personal use. a former top aid to mayor ed pawlowski. according to the morning call, testified today that he helped rig a $3 million street light project. he gave the winning bidder a competitive advantage because the company made donations to the campaign. that contract is cancelled in 2015 when the fbi began investigating pawlowski.

>> two schools will be under construction in new castle county. a ground breaking ceremony was held today for odessa high school. there will be additions to campus for two schools already exist. the new buildings will allow future students to attend kindergarten through 12th grade at the same location. traveling to washington, local daca supporters head to the nation's capital to push for action as the program's expiration date quickly approaches. rally heard round the region. just how far eagles fans could be heard after sunday night's historic win. and up next, donut dig, a local shop offers its twist on a bean town favorite ahead of the super bowl.

he's hit and it's intercepted. >> the super bowl showdown is set. >> we're going to the super bowl. >> and many outside philadelphia

are given no choice but to go green. the birds are taking on a team so many love to loathe. now the eagles and fans find themselves in a strange spot with a shot to become america's sweetheart. >> a live look inside lincoln financial field. the fans who fill it have a reputation for being unruly. but come super bowl sunday, they will be joined by a legion of temporary birds backers. so many dislike the patriots and their quarterback. nbc 10's tim furlong joins us live. >> this is the time for the eagles and their fans to really shine. >> reporter: yeah, and every stadium in america has some blips on the way. people that make some bad decisions, but the real fans are the people out there cheering with families and folks that came here and have spent the last few days signing this e formouse wall saluting the eagles and getting ready to go to minnesota, those are the real

fans. everyone is now going to get on our back because we all agree we hate the patriots. while the vast majority of us want to celebrate sunday, a few vikings fans ran into a few eagles fans who clearly don't represent all of us. >> i think stuff like that goes on at every stadium. for some reason, they just show it for philadelphia a lot more than other areas. >> reporter: one guy in minnesota tweeted the eagles should lose a draft pick because of the fan conduct. more are burying the hatchet raising for charities. ask and some are raising money for veterans in minnesota. some of the stuff he saw from eagles fans not good. >> i'm not a big fan of the knuckle head behavior. i don't like it. it's not good for the city. >> the guys on 97.5 say based on opinions, right now, most of the country is pulling for us and our underdog eagles.

>> aside from the people in minneapolis because they pretty much hate our guts right now. >> reporter: the fans will be loud and green in minnesota, but we will be respectful and folks will end up pulling for us too because, let's face it. >> tom brady and his coach are cheaters. >> reporter: only a small piece of america pulls for the patriots anymore. >> go eagles. >> reporter: a week from sunday we're dropping cheesesteak bombs and putting an end to the evil empire. >> new england has had their share. it's time for them to get romped. >> it is time. it's also time to put a ban temporarily on new england clam chowder. no new england clam chowder. i was under the goalpost when brady won his first super bowl in 2001. i was there when he beat the eagles in 2004. i need to see him go doin. i'm ready and to be done with bill belichick and the hoodie and the evil empire. >> keep going.

let it out. >> i need to calm down. >> tim furlong, preach, tim. thanks. 85 members of the village singers, residents in whoithorse village retirement community are enthusiastic fans of the eagles. the vocal warm-up was the eagles fight song. residents range from 70 to 100 years young. erin coleman and the maestro behind me. we are raising the bar for our eagles fight song challenge. we want the to see the most people, the most creative take on the tune and the most use of the unusual instruments. send them to us on nbc10.com or through the nbc 10 app. you can also tag us on social media.

>> there was an accordion there. >> 12 more days to go until the super bowl sunday showdown. city is buzzing. >> fans have been waiting for this since 2004. john clark joins us with the story of one bird who didn't have to wait long for a return trip to the super bowl. >> this is a amazing. chris long won the super bowl last year with the patriots. now he's going to be facing them to win two super bowls in a row. and i looked it up. an nfl player has not won two straight super bowls with two different teams in 23 years. it was deion sanders. it's a family affair for chris long. he's celebrating with his son after winning the title. there's his dad howie long who won a super bowl with the raiders. it was amazing for them because howie was there broadcasting the game. and they are feeling blessed for this amazing journey for a second year in a e row. >> last year when i got to the super bowl, he didn't know what

was going on. he was a year old. now he's almost two so he knows what's up. >> i better see you pouring cob fetety on his head. >> i had to wait 32 years to get confessty. he to to wait two years. >> we pimpnch ourselves. he's a philly kind of guy. a tough guy, 12 rounder, gives you everything he has and the people around here really respect that. >> howie won one super bowl. if chris can win two, he's got that on his legendary father. coming up at 6:20, an mvp from another pro sport is predicting the birds win their first super bowl. we will hear from him in an hour. he wore a dog mask at the link on sunday. >> he's got a front row seat and a pretty good view of that team. prediction means something for sure. >> absolutely. he knows sports. >> john clark, thank you.

a local donut shop getting into the super bowl spirit. >> the creative spin on a classic pastry. the owners are calling it the creamed boston. excited to change things up. the version features vanilla glaze, pistachios and cream filling. it sounds kind of grood. they are featuring a cookies and cream and maple pecan version. >> it sounds like a bunch of ran don ingredients. >> super bowl is less than two weeks away. the only place you're going to see it here is nbc 10. we're the official television station of the philadelphia eagles. watch every moment of the action before, during and after the game right here. >> the normal nations are in. we learned which films will be vying for an oscar on

hollywood's biggest night. "the shape of water" led the way with 13 nominations. one nomination went to kobe bryant. >> the lakers great snagged an oscar nomination for his short film "dear basketball." he teamed up with a disney an mart for the film. kobe says it's an honor to be nominated. it was inspired by a poem that bryant wrote and narrates the film. it's very good. >> let's bring in first alert meteorologist krystal klei. >> i'm not going to lie. i walked outside with the shell with just that on, and i liked d it. not going to be able to do that tomorrow. tomorrow you have to bundle up. here's a live view outside of cape may. you got the clouds overhead.

a nice blanket. the rain for the most part is starting to move off. you can see the wet roadways. now areas like philadelphia have had a bit more time to dry out. haven't seen as much rain and there's a nice live view over the city. you see the clouds rolling by. a bright outlook. we got up to 62 degrees for a high. because those clouds broke once the cold front passed and we were able to see the temperature pick back up. here are the temperatures across the philadelphia neighborhood. at the airports, we're at 55 degrees. that's the same in fairmont. and across the board, we're around the mid-50s now, which is still about is a degrees warmer than the average high would be for this time of year. this has been a very mild day. on the radar and satellite, the warm front and cold front have passed. that's what pushed the action throughout our yier. most of the rab has come to a close. there's a little leftover action up into parts of ocean county.

we are going to stay dry through the night. the cold air will filter in. the winds are shifting from the northwest. and that is going to keep us colder. let's go through the hour by hour. this is at 8:00 tonight. now we're falling into the 40s. getting ready to go to work. 20s for mount pocono. 36 in pottstown. 38 in millville. now you're breaking out the bigger coat. and you'll want to keep the layers ob. we're only at 40 degrees at 2:30 in the afternoon. we'll make it to about mid-40s for wednesday afternoon. that's just a few degrees warmer than average. pretty typical for this time of year. the cooldown is just back to normal. on thursday morning, even colder. now we're talking 20s across the map. 8:00 a.m. in the morning, there's still no rain. this is going to be a clear picture for the next 48 hours. it comes with the cool air.

30s in the afternoon on your thursday. now a moment ago, the winds are going to kick up. the northwest wind pulls in the cooler air. gusts up to 25 miles per hour. you'll notice the winds knocking around a bit and may make it feel cooler than it actually is outside. so there's the sliver of mild air. the lighter blue on the board. here comes the cold air wednesday into thursday. this is the good news. it's a roller coaster forecast for us. we get mild air again by your weekend. in the next half hour, we'll run through the ten-day and what to expect for your saturday and your sunday. ahead at 5:00, how sweet it is. >> a local businesses inside the terminal market are seeing a boom in business thanks to the eagles. up next, curious caper. wait until you see where this guy stuffed a fish that he took from this tank. that's all new next at 5:00.

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a fishy tail about a couple in florida. they are accused of trying to steal from a pet store. it's to how they took it. watch this. the man reaches into several fish tanks and helps himself to fish and with nowhere else to stash them, he puts the fish down his pants. down his pants. police arrested the man. the woman somehow slipped away.

all new at 5:00, demanding action. >> what do we want? >> now. >> the message local protesters took with them to washington as they demand action on daca. eagles mania sweeping through atlantic city's casinos. >> they are there and they are going to win. >> the missing attraction that has ac green with envy. coming up at 6:00, jersey jeopardy. what the patriots are wearing on super bowl sunday could be bad news for the eagles.

disappointed but not defe defeated. activists are in washington, d.c. tonight. they are voicing frustration over the daca immigration program set to expire in less than two months. thanks for staying with us. i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm keith jones. the activists hoped lawmakers would extend the program, but that didn't happen. >> miguel martinez-valle is live in washington with what happens now. >> reporter: it was a quick rally here on capitol hill. the dreamers i spoke to said they are disappointed the government was temporarily funded without a decision on

daca, but they are going to be bringing on the pressure now more than ever. >> i'm going to let my voice be heard. there was a promise that was made that we were going to work on a dream act and that was not done. >> reporter: she's sick of broken promises so she skipped class, boarded a train and joined dozens of activists on capitol hill. >> my people are worth it. my people will continue to fight. we are all going to unite. >> fight, right, unite. a theme repeated throughout many from the rally. monday lawmakers agreed on a funding bill ending the government shutdown. to trade out for democrats, a promise that immigration reform would be addressed soon. >> the republican party has a lot of problems. they could have had a resolution

a long time ago. >> reporter: groups say they will continue marching, chanting and demanding a clean dream act until one is passed. >> what do we want? >> dream act. >> reporter: she will be fight ing for herself and thousands of dreamers like her whose futures are still on the line. >> your skin color doesn't matter. what matters is that we are americans. >> reporter: the government is currently funded until february 8th meaning daca is is expected to be addressed before then. reporting live, miguel martinez-valle, nbc 10 news. it is out with the rain and in with the cold. a look at our first alert radar shows the rain leaving the region and a bitter cold blast is trailing closely behind. here's a lye look at the philadelphia skyline. temperatures climbed into the 60s here today. but we can expect a 30 degree

temperature drop tomorrow morning. >> back to the winter. krystal klei joins us for the forecast you can count on. >> unfortunately, it's a big drop that we are expecting. this is no surprise. we were talking about the cold front yesterday. today is the warm front. that was yesterday. and here we would be seeing cold front action. so the cold air has started to pass us. that means the showers have moved out. there's just a little bit of rain that's linger up against the shoreline. when you have the green returning on the radar, it indicates some light rain. not the heavy stuff we saw earlier today. we saw a few thunderstorms, but that's no more. the rain is out. conditions have been clearing. in fact, it's really pretty outside right now. and the temperatures are still mild. so tonight this is a great night to get outside. 55 in philadelphia. 50 in blew belle. allentown into the upper 40s.

but here's the deal. that cold is now going to start filtering in behind the front. so while we're in the mid-50s currently, look at this trend. it's down, down, down. we're in the 40s. it doesn't stop there. we'll be in the 30s by tomorrow morning. and then it gets colder from there. we'll talk about how low the numbers go through the rest of your workweek coming up. ever since the ooelg ooeg dominated the nfc championship game there's been a lot of positive feelings through the city. everyone seems to be in the spirit in philadelphia. this morning a center city wawa through an eagles party with the eagles pep band. >> everybody coming together as one. that's what you like to see. we deserve this. >> wawa workers say it seems like every other person is coming into their stores wearing some type of eagles gear. and you can expect to e see more of these on the streets during the super bowl in minneapolis. polaris is providing ten new police rangers for the force to

use prior to and during the big game. the police rangers allow greater flexibility to get around in bigger crowds. do you want to book a flight? philly international airport says american airlines and delta are offering nonstop flights to minneapolis and southwest is offering special flights just for the big game. the eagles and the super bowl mean big business for people all across the city. coming up later in the show, how venders are cashing in. new at 5:00, a local professor wants more assistance for people who fled puerto rico after hurricane maria. it's been four months now since maria ripped through the island. thousands of residents started a new life in the deval e lee. local cities house people, but on the island, things are far from back to normal. >> what we need in puerto rico

is an infusion into the economy. we need local entrepreneurs to be supportive. we need that capital. capital dollar to support the small business. so we can put them back to work. >> foema assistance ends on marh 20th, but many services will still be available. penn medicine opened up its newest facility. the new urgent care facility sits all the the constitution health plaza. the practice offers services and has an on site pharmacy. patients can be seen on a walk-in basis. it's open seven days a week including holidays. delaware governor john carney signed a proclamation declaring january 2018 as human trafficking awareness month. events are scheduled for this month. coping with a deadly flu season. the warning signs that indicate it is time to fwo to the emergency room if you're

suffering from the flu. finding relief, the executive order new jersey's governor signed making medical marijuana more accessible to patients.

the flu sb is packing a mean punch across our area today. tents were set up at lehigh valley hospital to act as an overflow emergency room for patients. the er at the campus set is up additional tents several weeks

ago. doctors say they are treating people for other viruss addition to the flu. >> how do you know it's time to go to the hospital when you have the flu? the centers for disease control say there are emergency warning signs and kids bluish skin color not wanting to be held, fever with a rash are all warning signs it's time to go to the hospital. in adults, pain or pressure in the abdomen, sudden dizziness, confusion and severe or persistent vomiting all indicate emergency medical attention is needed. the brutal flu season is causing the american red cross to reissue ab urgent call for blood. donors have been canceling their appointments. the lack of donations is considered critical. we can see changes to new jersey's medical marijuana program. the governor signed an executive order for the department of health and board of medical examiners to review the existing

program. murphy says he wants to eliminate barriers to access for patients who could be treated with the drug. next at 5:00, sweet success. >> how the eagles super bowl destiny is boosting businesses at terminal markets. the celebration heard across state lines. how e elated eagles fans turned heads miles away. plus patriots turned eagle. how he helped new england win a super bowl and how he hopes to beat them in had one. all new at 6:00, his surprise for some eagles fans today. we hit 60s again today. the cold air starts to filter in tomorrow. good news is your weekend looks a little warmer and at least half of it is dry. i'll talk about that coming up.

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now that the eagles are super bowl bound, green gear is flying off store shelves. >> not just talking about fan apparel. drey clark shows us how businesses are getting ready. >> reporter: it's not business as usual at the mueller chocolate cane. sales are actually up. not always typical for this type of year coming off the christmas holiday. but david thomas e knows the sudden spike in sales is defini definitely eagles related. their top sellers are now chocolate footballs and eagle heads. >> we have been having to make them on a daily basis because

people buy them six at a time. >> reporter: across the aisle at this bakery, cup cakes are the hot seller. it has to be the right color. >> a lot of people come up and they are like, um, we want a green cup cake. and i was like, okay. i give them that. then more people came and want green cup cakes too. i heard they are also selling a ton of green and white cup cakes at the stadium. >> reporter: the championship win and now a trip u to super bowl lii led to a buying bonanza. t-shirt and sweatshirts are in high demand. all eagles all the time. businesses quickly realizing it pays to go green. eagles green. >> people were in a lot better mood. the wh was nicer too. that helps. >> it's a good time to be in philadelphia and a great time to be an eagles fan. this week they are expecting super bowl related sales to be a

little slow. but next week probably around wednesday or thursday, they are expecting another big run, another big rush as then we will be only days away from super bowl lii. drey clark, nbc 10 news. got to get the green. they can bring them all to the station too just so we can taste test and pick the best ones. eagles fans are known as one of the most passionate fan bases in the country. >> apparently they are some of the loudest. >> this video was posted from sunday night. he lives three miles from the lincoln. he said while sunday was loud, eagles fans have been this loud all season long. >> eagles fans have been loud and proud when it comes to the fight song.

>> this is the middle school th and 8th grade band belting out the song. great job to the students. you have sent us thousands of home videos or our fight song challenge. now we're taking it to a new level. we're looking for the most people involved, the most creative rendition and the most unusual instruments. upload your best videos to our nbc 10 app. we want you to take a look at this. that's not smoke from a fire. that's a volcano that erupted in japan this had morning. imagine being that close to it. skiers just knot of tokyo were hit by volcanic rocks that fell from the sky. one person was killed. skiers took shelter where they

could. and parts of paris are dealing with flooding tonight. heavy rain caused the river to overflow its banks closing roads, canceling boat tours and right now the water is 11 feet above its normal level. the water is expected to keep rising in the coming days. here at home, taking a live look at our first alert weather radar. showers have moved out of the area and a dramatic drop in temperatures is hours away. we mean dramatic. meteorologist krystal klei is here with the changes that we're all going to feel. we're going to feel the light jacket you wore today will not be enough tomorrow. >> retire that for a couple days. >> at least a period of time because the cold air is moving back. this is no surprise. e we know the dole. cold front comes in and it get. s colder. the weekend is a little better off. roller coaster we're talking about. i want to start with this camera. just getting better. i want to show it again. a beautiful shot over center city. this is over the delaware.

gorgeous clear skies. that allowed us to move into the 60s. it was 22 degrees warmer than average. that's just not typical. we still had a few showers, but now everything has moved off of our viewing zone. i think for the rest of the night we're to stay dry and clear. there's not much heading our way. but this broken shower activity in northern parts of pennsylvania and new york, that's snow that's falling because that's how cold the air is over the areas to the west of us. now let's look at the temperature. there's the cold air. we have 30s and 20s and we'll sliver of mild air is not going to hold on much longer. how about our temperatures for tomorrow? these are the highs we'll see. they are much closer to average for this time of year. 44 degrees in fairmont.

it may feel a few degrees cooler than it is. new jersey, you see a theme around the mid-40s for high temperatures. wind speeds for tomorrow, right around 15 miles per hour. gusts up to 25 miles per hour. so this is a two-part issue. part one is that windchill will be bit of a problem throughout the morning and early afternoon. part two is these winds are coming from the northwest. so yesterday we were talking about southwest flow which punches in the warm air. the northwest flow keeps moving colder air in. we'll not be looking at a warmer forecast 24 hours. it's going to stay cold as we go through the next several days. good news is we'll have another shift and it hits in time for the weekend. so 50% of the weekend is good to get out in. 57 degrees on saturday. not bad.

mix of clouds and sun. 50 in the lehigh valley. now sunday does look like we'll have some rain and thunderstorms develop. a similar situation. e we get the warm air and moisture moving in. 59 on our sunday in philly. 58 for new jersey. delaware looking at a forecast high of 60. but again sunday looking stormy compared to saturday. so pick of the week is certainly your saturday if you want to get out. here's the ten-day. 44 tomorrow. 38 on thursday. so that continues to drop down as we go through your thursday. 44 on friday. and then that pickup in temperatures for your weekend. next week you'll see kind of a bit of a roller coaster as well. we have another dip tuesday and another pickup next thursday and friday. let's look at a few pictures we have. i was lucky enough earlier today to get over to holy child school and meet with some of the students. they were smart. e we did an experiment building a cloud. i had a few questions. they do every single one.

they seem really engaged. >> that's perfect. >> from the philadelphia all the way down to the jersey shore, people are flying high with eagles pride. how ka scasinos are celebrating birds in the super bowl and the one sure side attraction that's missing. plus eagles stand up to the nfl. how the link is bowing to the pressure of two underdogs and helping philadelphia schools. it's one of several brand new stories we're working on for nbc 10 fuse at 6:00.

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sky force 10 over breaking news. emergency crews are on the scene of an accident involve iing a tractor-trailer. this is happening along route 291 near scott way. you can see the tractor-trailer there on its side. it's spilled a liquid there on the road. the tractor-trailer, traffic is backed up in that area. we're going to stay on top of the situation and bring you updates as they become available. let's go to los angeles to join lester holt. he has a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> we're just back from north

korea. we'll have a view from inside one of the most secretive places on earth. what the reality of life there is. plus our e-cigarettes safer than traditional cigarettes. what a panel of experts revealed when we see you ahead on "nbc nightly news." >> we'll see you at 6:30. at the shore, a lot of people are gearing up for the eagles appearance in the super bowl. >> casinos are going green for the big game. as ted greenberg explains, a lucrative opportunity is still missing. the story new at 5:00. >> we have been wait iing for ts for a long time. we're excited. >> thousands now bathed in green lights, customers and employees psyched for the birds trip u to the super bowl. >> can't wait to see the big day when they win. they have been waiting for it

since before i was born. >> we're going to have 25 viewing fuopportunities dependi on where you want to sit. >> manning to have a huge super bowl party for up to 1600 vips. also getting in on the eagles hype. soon to offer a pair of special themed drinks. >> they have a chance to win. >> gaming executives say having the birds in the super bowl would be a way bigger deal for atlantic city and bring a lot more of this green. if the resort could offer sports betting. the supreme court expected to rule later this year on new jersey's fight against a federal law that bans wagering on sports in all but four states. >> there would be a lot more people here. >> it would be a good opportunity. to e bet on the eagles. we could win big. >> a bet not possible for this super bowl when so many are

going green. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. here are jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> at 6:00, shooting up heroin safely. philadelphia's new plan that could make history and the major chris schism it's getting tonight. and later our super bowl coverage continues. the patriots turn eagles, who surprising some philadelphia students tonight. here comes the cold. temperatures are going to be dropping as you're sleeping tonight. i'm tracking how low they are going it go, next at 6:00.

riegts now at 6:00, safe shootup. philadelphia is making history in the opioid crisis tonight. lawmaker on defense. a local congressman trying to explain against a sexual harassment accusation. how they scored a big win for philadelphia kids. philadelphia making an unprecedented move against a deadly crisis. the city will set up safe injection sites where people can use heroin. thanks for joining us. i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. philadelphia could become the first american city to do this. but their announcement is facing major criticism. >> george spencer has been tracking the impact of the opioid ep demic.

this is a landmark development. >> it is but only an hour after the big announcement l. the attorney general released a statement saying that these sites would not be legal under current law. city leaders say the epidemic has reached an unprecedented level and they are simply trying to save as many lives as possible, however, possible. on the streets of kensington p, we watch the epidemic firsthand. we have seen the lives saved thanks to narcan at the right place at the right time. philadelphia has the highest drug overdose rate of any big city. more people died here last year than did in the worst year of the aids crisis. today city leaders said their controversial safe injection site plan responds to drug users unprecedented crisis with an ub precedented step. >> meet them where they are.