scene. what can you tell us? >> first and foremost, i think this lockdown has just officially ended. if you want to take a look, you can see some yellow tape outside of the front door there. there's officers with their guns out, and we've seen a whole bunch of students leaving the front doors out here and walking to the sidewalk where we are right now. so under our best guest, we believe this lockdown is now over but, of course, this investigation is continuing. if we swing over a little bit more, you can see a whole bunch of officers, a whole bunch of cop cars in front of lincoln high school. i can tell you they've been checking book bags, checking cars. anding f inlooking for any sort evidence. there was some sort of large fight, large altercations in the parking lot which led to someone pulling out a gun and firing a shot. one person was taken to a nearby hospital. i believe nas retzareth hospita.

that person is in critical condition. please are trying to figure out if that gunshot victim is connected to the shooting here outside lincoln high school. there was a scheduled basketball game here between lincoln and auden reed. some buses were here with students just waiting to take them out of this situation. but this is still a very active investigation. it seems like everything is focused down over there where the yellow tape is and where the officers are having their guns out. i talked to a mother who was talking to her kids who were inside during the lockdown. they were facetiming their mom and she was telling us that officers were going in and out of the hallways and rooms inside the high school and they were checking book bags. but nobody inside of the school was hurt whatsoever. so that is some good news. we're still trying to nail down if that gunshot victim that was taken to nazareth hospital is indeed a gunshot victim from out here at lincoln high school.

of course, we'll continue to stay on the scene the breaking news here is that it looks like this lockdown right now is officially over. students are leaving the high school. they are able to walk out here to the sidewalks and no one was hurt inside of the school. let's send it back to you guys in the studio. >> aaron baskerville reporting live for us. be the first to know when news breaks. sign up for our free nbc 10 breaking alerts. the app is free to download. shifting gears to the story that's gripped our region. the eagles heading to the super bowl. right now at 5:00, lifting off for minneapolis. we are live at philadelphia international airport where eagles fans are ready to. >> what a send off. here's a live look where they're heading. is u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis where they'll duke it out for the lombardi trophy. >> our chance to show the patriots exactly what we've got. it is just four days away super

bowl sunday. nbc 10 is your official home of the philadelphia eagles. it is the only place to watch super bowl lii. >> we have team coverage of the big game. nbc sports philadelphia's john clark live in minneapolis for us where the team had their first practice today. miguel martinezvalle is live at philadelphia airport. and jacqueline london is at the guthrie theater, just one block from u.s. bank stadium. >> it is very close to the stadium. earlier today, i stopped by live here in minneapolis. an outdoor fan festival. they're calling it super bowl live. it's been set up for all the visitors riving here to show them what minneapolis is all about. we headed there this morning looking for eagles fans and found a lot of green, a little tmi and someone with a serious game. your green hair. i thought definitely an eagles

fan. look at that. but you say no. >> sorry, no. they beat the vikings, you know. and i had people asking me about, am i an eagles fan. and i say, no. i just like green. that's my favorite color. >> green is your favorite color, not just your hair. >> not just my hair. and i have on green undies. >> tmi maybe? >> wouldn't it be awesome if my eags gles get to make the dance. just need one more win to make it work. >> e-a-g-l-es. eagles! >> what your going to feel like on super bowl sunday? >> i'm going to be juiced, hyped, ready to go. ♪ hit them low hit them high and watch our eagles fly ♪ >> let's go eagles chant. let's go. >> e-a-g-l-e-s!

eagles! >> now that is a legit fan. >> quite possibly the best chanting i've seen. he wanted to send his love to his mom who is watching back in philadelphia. hello to you. and back home, eagles fans are heading to the twin cities. nbc 10's miguel martinez valle is live at philadelphia international airport. fans are really getting quite the sendoff. >> yeah, and it would be hard not to get excited. there's a hype band here. obviously the balloons and everything. they'll be playing music. so it's a party. and this is, obviously, the eagles fight song right here. ♪ fly eagles fly score a touchdown 1, 2, 3 ♪ >> but it's not just the band. you can see the cheerleaders are also here. there's people obviously, some waiting to board a flight. some are going to watch the

super bowl. others are just here for the excitement. maybe they were at a gate next door. you guys are going to the super bowl. how are you feeling? are you excited? >> i'm very excited. >> and what do you think is going to happen? do you think the eagles are going to win? >> they have a great chance. a really good team. i have a lot of confidence. >> how is this send off? does this get you even more pumped? >> yeah. >> they do a really good job. eagles are pulling out all the stops. >> fans are excited. che cheerleaders are excited. it's an exciting time out here. this is what's happening at the send off gate. i'll send it back to you. miguel martinez valle, nbc 10 news. >> that is quite the party. i love that. vai sikahema had a pep rally on his plane. a lot of that going around. love to see it. see you soon. fans going to super bowl will also have to go through

really tough security screening at u.s. bank stadium. it will start at 1:00 p.m. that's nearly five hours before kickoff. just like all nfl games, fans are encouraged to leave their bags at home. the nfl says arrive early and bundle up because you'll be waiting outside to get through security. something to keep in mind. you won't just be in the dome. nbc 10 has live team coverage every day week from minneapolis. and tune in all week long at 7:00 p.m. for our special nbc 10 championship "we want it." on sunday, we're expecting the biggest night in philly tv history. it's so big we need two channels to cover it all. after the big game catch "this is us" on nbc 10. and then cozi tv for live coverage of "this is philly." we'll have all the celebrations happening in philadelphia. and reaction from the players in minnesota. hopefully talking about a big

super bowl win. c when we come back, nbc sports philadelphia's john clark will show us just how the eagles are preparing for super bowl lii off the field. erin and keetith, for now back you in the studios from minneapolis. >> to this now. two local lawmakers were on a train that slammed into a trash truck in virginia today killing one person. the republican lawmakers were headed from washington to a gop retreat in west virginia. pennsylvania congressman brian fitzpatrick and new jersey congressman tom mcarthur were on board. both are okay. no other members of congress were seriously hurt. we're working to learn the identity of the person who was killed. federal prosecutors won't retry new jersey senator bob menendez on corruption charges. the decision comes after a judge threw out seven of the charges

last week menendez was charged with trading his political influence for gifts and campaign donations from a longtime friend a trial last fall ended in a hung jury. he says he never wavered in decision that justice would prevail. bob brady will not run for re-election. nbc 10 in northern liberty today where brady made that announcement. he said his decision had nothing to do with an fbi probe into his 2012 election campaign. instead the local political climate and redistricting was the reason. also he said it was time to make his family more of a priority. >> i have grandchildren i never took to school. my daughter, a single parent, could use some help. i love to take my grandchildren to school. i've got a great-grandchild. another grandchild on the way. and i just think that i choose them. over service. >> the pennsylvania supreme court ruled the legislature must

redraw congressional district lines saying the boundaries are unfair. brady doesn't know how his districts will change but said he needed to announce his decision before the lines are redrawn. reaction is pouring in to president trump's first state of the union now the work begins to achieve the goals he laid out. the president made his pitch for bipartisanship and progress on issues like immigration. but is it possible? and if so, how? >> lauren mayk is back after talking to lawmakers in washington about what it will take. >> democrats were not encouraged last night. immigration is one of the toughest issues not even everyone in the president's own party agrees on what should be done. the president highlighted how he wanted to curb violent gang members and drugs coming into the country. last night he laid out his framework for immigration reform including border security, creating a path to citizenship for young people who were brought into the u.s. as children and limiting which family members immigrants can

sponsor to come into the country. i talked to local lawmakers about what happens now. >> do you think that they -- that the administration is going to be willing to compromise on that? >> i hope so. i actually also that the more liberal democrats and conservative republicans realize that we need to get a compromise because it's a tough issue. it's a very sensitive issue. a complicated issue and there's not easy answers. if you wanted to have an opening for a bipartisan effort dedicating significant parts of his speech to crimes committed by illegal aliens and having a guest there whose families have suffered horribly through crimes committed by illegal aliens was probably not the tone to set. >> this remains a difficult issue. democrats didn't like the tone and there is another deadline coming up. remember, there was hope that they would all figure something out by february 8th. that is next week. back to you. >> lauren mayk live, back from

capitol hill. thanks. ahead at 5:00 -- preparing for the game of their lives. >> nbc sports philadelphia john clark joining us live from minneapolis. hey, john. >> hey. the eagles i spoke to said this is the closest team they've ever been on. we'll tell you how a cell phone ban helped form that bond. we'll explain and hear from the birds coming up. testing your luck. all new at 5:00, nbc 10 responds reporter harry hairston has what you need to know before betting on the super bowl.

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we're keeping you updated on breaking news. you can see a temple university hospital helicopter there. this is all related to breaking news we've been following outside of lincoln high school in northeast philadelphia. we've been telling you that shots were fired outside of that school. we're now being told at least one person is being airlifted from the school. we're still trying to unpack a lot of the details surrounding what happened. but shots fired outside the school. you see that helicopter just about to take off. earlier, there were reports there was a gunshot victim at a hospital nearby. nazareth hospital. not sure if that gunshot victim was related to the shooting that happened outside of the school.

our aaron baskerville is live on the scene gathering more details. >> there was a basketball game taking place inside. they were on lockdown inside. it wasn't apparent that anyone inside had been hurt. that was the last time we checked in with him about 16 minutes ago. we'll be checking in with him periodically in our newsroom right now to give you a little behind the scenes. we're making calls to what's happening out here. there was a lockdown earlier. shots were fired outside lincoln high school in northeast philadelphia. as soon as we know more about this, we'll get it for you on television. just four days away from the eagle taking on the patriots in super bowl lii. the big game will go down. nbc 10 has an entire team right

here in minnesota getting you ready for the game. the excitement already building. john clark is live tonight at the mall of america. john, i know you've been spending a good deal of time with the eagles. the recipe for success goes beyond the field. >> this is something parents and teachers should watch and learn from with their kids and cell phones. zach ertz told me this is the closest team he's been on. vinny curry said there's genuine love among the players. it started in the offseason with some bonding sessions and one big rule. the eagles are having lots of fun. take a look today. how much is this team having? punter donnie jones singing kenny chesley with fletcher cox who is wearing a wrestling mask. >> come on, fletch. >> reporter: you would think

these guys are the odd couple but this team is so close. >> like, you know, i would eat dinner with donnie jones. not many people eat dinner with a putter. >> reporter: the defense says their bond is so strong and it started in the offseason with mandatory weekly dinners. with house rules. the players had a one-hour no cell phone policy to open up personally to each other. >> one hour you had to put your phone up. everybody puts their phone in the middle of the table on a pleat. put it up for one hour and just talk. converse with one another. talk about real life things. >> these birds say the love they have for each other and the joy of playing together is one of the big reasons why they made it to the super bowl. >> definitely the most selfless group of guys i've been around. when guys are selfless and truly care about winning, that's going to rub off the entire team. that's the reason this group -- this team is so close because no

one cares about the individual accolades. people just care about winning as a team. >> yeah, these cell phones here, put them down once in a while and connect with one another. the more you like somebody, the more you'll play hard for them and want them to win as much as you do. i'm john clark. more coming up at 6:00. back to you, jackie. >> that bonding was really evident and put on display for everyone to see. with those touchdown celebrations that we saw right on the field. >> absolutely. they really do love playing with each other. it's like, you know, our relationship. co-workers. if you like each, you'll root each other and work harder for each other. i work for you. >> i work hard for you, too. it's mutual. see that? >> she had to say it. >> all right, john. nope, not true. it's the truth. have fun out there at the mall of america. see you in a bit, john.

>> we've just got to work on our celebrations now. that's it. that's the only missing link there. jacqueline london live in minneapolis. we'll check in with her at 5:30. it's cold here but clear. a beautiful night here as the nbc 10 camera at the kimmel center looking down broad street. not too bad a night. >> chief meteorologist tammy sousa is here with what to expect overnight. it was really cold out there. >> not going to be as cold tonight but a couple really cold nights ahead of us. groundhog day ahead of us. super bowl sunday. right now in minneapolis as we look across the u.s. bank stadium, it's 27 degrees. about the same as us. it's not so harsh there, yet. but it feels like 18 there with west-southwest winds. in philadelphia, beautiful sunset despite the beautiful clouds. if you peek outside, it's probably very pink and orange. really pretty out there. 31 degrees right now. that's about as warm as we've

been all long. feels like 23 and winds out of the south to 9. southerly winds into the 40s tomorrow. tonight, 27 in philadelphia and allentown 27 at mt. holly. 29 for stone harbor and atlantic city. 28 in dover. and trenton, 28 degrees. nothing showing up on our doppler. a little system that skipped by us earlier today. a clipper that dashed through the twin cities. right now we're watching several little systems that are going to move through bringing light snow showers through the twin cities. that's going to happen over the next couple of days. but let's focus on what's going on here. we have these southerly winds. the clouds coming and going. cloud up tomorrow. we'll make it again into the upper 30s, low 40s. mid-40s. rain showers in the afternoon and evening. it looks like they'll intensify across south jersey and delaware through the evening. this will all end with a burst of very quick snow that may not even cover the whole area.

that's very early on friday morning before it's out of here. then look at this. we chill down. really chill down. this is our saturday morning. 8 in the poconos. 16 in philadelphia. windchills in the single digits and on super bowl sunday, another system coming in. it will start as snow or rain. rain, snow, rain, snow. at kickoff, see rain in philadelphia. snow in the suburbs and lehigh valley and treacherous driving conditions all evening long. at kickoff in the twin cities, 2 above zero with a windchill of 11 below zero. tonight, 30 in philadelphia. 28 in the suburbs. 29 in lehigh valley. we're looking for 28 south jersey. 35 along the jersey shore and 9 in delaware. definitely better than it was this morning. tomorrow, we're going to see clouds move in. 47 in philadelphia. all of you in south jersey, 47. 46 for the jersey shore and 50

in delaware. ten-day on 10. it goes up and down but here we go. 34 on friday for groundhog day. a quick shot of snow on monday. 33 on saturday. quite chilly there. 41 on super bowl sunday with a rain, snow, rain, snow, on and off throughout the day. snow early on monday clearing out for your tuesday. guys? >> tammy, thank you. staying safe on the road. >> the new incentive to keep our roads free of impaired drivers during the super bowl. and primping for the big game. how people around our area are beautifying for the birds.

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of the philly female fan base whether it's gameday green nails or super bowl trophy, it's all about the glitter and the glow for your hair. you can lock in some green extensions to make the patriots green with envy. >> yeah. >> or you can opt for a green detox facial. that sounds good. with some gameday ingredients. >> it's avocado, which is loaded with anti-oxidants and it's philadelphia cream cheese which has lactic acid in it. perfect for the glow. >> i'm a football girl. we know the plays, the rules. girls do. so i needed to show my support on my nails. >> places like rejuvenation day spa and salon and spa are offering special discounts but don't wait because the appointments are going fast. as if you needed another reason to get excited about sunday's big game. here's one more. free coffee at wawa.

the convenience store says any size is on the house super bowl sunday until gametime at 6:30. the deal is good at all mid-atlantic stores. need a little help planning your eagles party for the weekend? where to get green food. who has drink specials. and even where you can get your eagles hair dye. check out the ultimate eagles party guide at the nbc 10 app. it's a free download. just search "party guide." facing eviction in philadelphia. >> that's right. the new help that's available if you feel like your landlord is taking advantage of you. and super bowl security. all new at 6:00 -- innovative technology and thousands of officers. we'll give you a sneak peek at the security plans for super bowl lii.

nbc 10 breaking news. >> we continue to follow that breaking news. a shooting outside abraham lincoln high school in southeast philadelphia. >> aaron baskerville joins us now live outside the school. you just spoke to some students who were inside the school when this all started. >> reporter: they describe a frantic and scary scene. there was a large altercation, a flight out in the parking lot between somes. we don't know if it was from

lincoln or some other teenagers noted. there was some sort of fight. after that, shots were fired and students started running inside of the school. and once inside, there is some confusion as if the people involved in the fight were inside if that shooter was inside or if they ran away. behind me, take a look at the scene. still a very active situation out here. still several tcop cars. you can still see some yellow tape. some officers out there just a little while ago their guns out. this was a lockdown situation for about an hour but that lockdown has since been over. just about a half hour ago when we first arrived on scene. we started to see some students leaving the front doors from here and walking back out to the sidewalks ready to go home. we also know at this point that a gunshot victim was taken to nazareth hospital. police went over there to try to figure out if that gunshot victim is somehow related to the shooting that happened here.

they're still trying to figure that out. i just reached a school spokesperson. he told me they're still trying to gathsome facts before they come out and make any sort of official statement. but students were inside. they were locked down. police were checking bags. they were going through the hallways. had a chance to catch upwith the just about ten minutes ago. here's what she told me what was going on inside. whoi on inside the school? heard they were checking bags? >> yeah,i inchecking bags, padd kids down. if you didn't have i.d.s, they would place you in a separate room. >> reporter: she's describing what was going on inside. i can tell you no one inside the school was hurt at all. also another note. there was a basketball game going on when this shooting went down. we'll be out here for the next hour or so and have any more updates when they become available. back to you in the studio.

>> aaron, thanks for that. be the first to know when news breaks. sign up for our free nbc 10 breaking news alerts. the app is free to download. we just want landlords to be legit. get the license that you're supposed to have. that way people can live in affordable decent housing. >> every year landlords tell nearly 25,000 philadelphia renters to get out and city leaders say very few of them have the resources to fight back. >> that's starting to change thanks to an eviction prevention project aimed at leveling the playing field. drew smith has the story all new at 5:00. >> i was a victim of illegal eviction. >> reporter: barry thompson is a champion for renters rights after living under what he called a slum. >> i refused to pay until you do repair. the only thing i asked him, do right by me. i'll do right now you. summoned to court, thompson sought out help. at the time, there was no

dedicated money to fight these cases but now philadelphia's mayor and city council are paying up to prevent thousands of similar stories. >> it's a huge cause of poverty. children miss school when their family is evicted. their parents are losing jobs. >> reporter: in addition to the free legal help there's a new requirement in eviction court. the landlord has to bring key documentation about the safety of their properties. >> the new complaint is much more extensive. >> reporter: george donnelly is an attorney. >> a lot of times landlords attempt to evict tenants exercising their legal right to withhold rent and demand repairs. >> terrifying because not only does it affect you physically. it affects you mentally. >> reporter: if they, do at least there's a new fighting chance to work things out. drew smith, nbc 10 news. it's the moment some eagles

fans have been waiting for, for a lifetime. we're just four days away from the super bowl. >> almost there. the eagles and that team from new england will face off right here at u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis. nbc 10 is your official home of the philadelphia eagles. and it is the only place to watch the big game unless you're headed to minneapolis in person. nbc 10 has an entire team on the ground in minneapolis including our very own jacqueline london. she joins us live from the gu s guthrie theater, just one block from the stadium. >> the vikings came up one win shy of the super bowl with their loss in the nfc championship game to the eagles. you remember that. with the big game in minneapolis, many of the players are out taking part super bowl week events. why not? wide receiver stefon diggs made one of the biggest plays so far. his walk-off touchdown catch and run in the game which we all

remember gave the vikes a chance to play for the nfc title. diggs made a surprise visit to the nfl shop at the convention center here in minneapolis. he's serving as an brand ambassador and even pitched in this morning by helping print custom socks. now the dust has settled between the vikings and eagles,s weighed in on the birds chances against the patriots. >> they played some of their best ball as a collective unit. the offense plays lights out. it's going to be a tight game. we know what tom brady brings to the table and the success he's had. so we'll see how it goes. >> diggs added he thinks nick foles played his best game against them and he expects another top-notch performance from nick foles on sunday. we all do. it's going to be a good one. all the eagles fans heading to minneapolis are fixated on the freezing cold temperatures.

they should be. first alert meteorologist crystal is joining us. i've been fine the past few days but it's not been 8 degrees which i guess is coming tomorrow. >> the worst is yet to come. we were talking to a lot of members of our crew now in minneapolis. people are going to be traveling to minneapolis. a little cold meter for us. here an extra layer zone but if you are headed to minneapolis, this is do it for the eagles cold. this is past can't feel your face. the only reason you're doing this is because you're rooting for the team. only 7 for a high on thursday. if you are there friday, saturday, friday evening into saturday, a chance of snow. two to three inches likely. by super bowl sunday, 7 degrees. things start to warm up a smidge as you're heading home on monday. the low temperatures, make sure you're bringing every layer that you own because we're talking day after day, morning lows, including super bowl sunday that

are below zero. jackie? ahead on nbc 10 news at 5:00 -- i'm taking you behind the scenes of this incredible theater in minneapolis where we're broadcasting live. something to see. and driving safely on super bowl sunday. what's being done in philadelphia to protect you on the roads? new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d,

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by now you probably have a plan for watching sunday's game. whether it's at home, at a party, maybe even a bar. >> philadelphia police want you to make another plan. one for getting home safely if you plan to drink. today there was a for safe driving on super bowl sunday. philadelphia police say officers trained in spotting drunk drivers will be out in full force beginning friday morning. and if you are hosting a party, aaa suggests taking your guests' car keys the minute they walk in the door. >> and then assess your friends, your family member when it's time for them to leave. can you help them get home safely? either with a designated driver, ride or have them spend the night. >> police expect a lot of people on the streets after the game so drivers should be extra careful. next at 5:00, a tour of our temporary home. >> jacqueline london takes us inside the guthrie theater in minneapolis where we're

broadcasting live ahead of the super bowl. i'll be back with your groundhog day forecast. it's going to be a mixed one. going to be six more weeks of winter? the calendar says yes. i'll let you know what we can expect that to say. >> still confident we'll be the winners in the best of. >> the bet with the philadelphia high school and the wagers on the line. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on.

near downtown minneapolis, just one block from u.s. bank stadium is minneapolis' version of the kimmel center. theater at its finest. it's called the guthrie. let's go inside. excellence in the arts graces the heart of downtown minneapolis on the mississippi. this is the guthrie theater. >> very close to u.s. bank stadium. >> three blocks from the stadium. stroll by. you'll see our towers and the big blue building. come on by and have a visit. >> and get an incredible view of the city. >> an incredible view in all directions. the mississippi in one direction and downtown in another. >> reporter: guests can enjoy contemporary plays on multiple stages that bring audience as close as possible to the performers. >> here the theater wraps

around. an intimate actor/audience relationship. >> this is another beautiful theater. >>ing this is our second large space. it's 1100 seats. this room is 700 seats. this is a proscenium stage. all the audience is on one side. >> all under one roof you'll find every aspect of the production. the assembly of the sets. >> this will be a ceiling piece. that's going to hang in the air. >> to the creation of the most elaborate costumes with the highest quality machines and finest detail. the guthrie, a crown jewel of the cities that you should put on your must-city list. more than 600 performances here last year in the guthrie. definitely worth a visit as you make your way to minneapolis. jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. back here in philadelphia, it's cold tonight. take a look at this picture of

the philadelphia skyline. i like the green on that shot. >> warmer weather is on the way. here's a live look at the ben franklin bridge. trif drivers likely have on their seat warmers tonight. >> first alert meteorologist tammy sousa joins us with the weather. >> it's going to start to ramp up. by super bowl sunday, earlier we had people saying you should take the keys away from your friends, have designated drivers. we could see weather that evening. tonight it's just cold and dry. 18 this morning in philadelphia. 17 at mt. pocono. 12 in allentown. 16 in atlantic city. definitely a cold start to the morning. right now 31 in philadelphia. 29 in lancaster. 30 at mt. holly. millville, 28. below where we should be which is about 40 degrees. we are going to see warmer temperatures. here's our profile. we start to go up and we pretty

much are going to hover around 33 degrees. when you wake up you'll generally wake up to the low 30s at least in philadelphia and then climb into the 40s tomorrow. so here's what you can expect. active weather ahead. tomorrow night some rain. maybe a quick shot of snow on friday morning for groundhog day. and then a quiet, cold saturday followed by some rain and snow on super bowl sunday. right during the gametime. nothing on the doppler radar right now. all quiet. a little clipper that dashed through the great lakes. this moved through minneapolis yesterday. brought a flurries to the poconos. what we're looking at is a couple more systems. more snow showers tonight and tomorrow for our friends and colleagues in minneapolis. 28 degrees will be the temperature as we head into the 6:00 hour with southerly winds across the area. into the 40s tomorrow with some rain showers. i think quite light across much of the area but they'll intensify across delaware and

south jersey. behind that, a quick shot of snow as we head into the area of friday morning. we're really chilly by the time we get into our saturday. look at sunday. may start with snow but those winds are coming in out of the south. that's going to bring in warmer air and could transition over to a mix or rain by gametime. nonetheless, the roads are going to be anything but perfect for the super bowl. speaking of that, at kickoff, around 2 degrees with a feels-like that will be 11 below zero. here at home, this is your super bowl weather. the 30s and temperatures you can see as they move all over in this profile. we are going to be generally at or above the freezing mark with the exception of the lehigh valley. the pennsylvania suburbs is where we'll see the best chance of snow moving in. tomorrow, 47, 34 on friday. snow in the morning. very quick shot of it. 33 saturday.

41 with that mix on super bowl sunday. 38 with morning snow monday and then 41 and dry on tuesday. guys? >> tammy, thanks. gambling on the super bowl. >> next at 5:00 -- nbc 10 responds reporter harry hairston with a warning for anyone willing to make a bet on the big game.

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>> welcome back. lester holt joins us from the nbc studios in new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> tonight the politically charged republican russia probe memo that president trump wants to make public and why the head of the fbi is appealing with him not to. plus the cosmetritic treatment help i helping child migraine sufferers. now to nbc 10 responds. making big bets on the big game. a lot of people are doing it. legal bets on the super bowl are expected to to over $138 million. all the excitement is expected to attract billions more dollars in illegal bets. and harry hairston with us now. people need to be careful. >> that's a lot of money. especially in illegal bets. let's be clear. there are no places where sports betting is legal. the big one is obviously nevada. that's the big place you can go.

and those who help compulsive gamblers are concerned about those getting trapped in a vicious circle of gambling addiction. >> eagles! >> reporter: the american gaming association says the eagles/patriots game will generate more than $4.6 billion in illegal bets. >> every year it seems to get more and more popular as there is going to be a lot of betting. >> reporter: josh urkle is for the council of compulsive gambling of pennsylvania. he's concerned about some betting on the game. >> while the majority are able to control themselves, there's always the fear that there's that small percentage who are not going to be able to do that. >> reporter: some people become involved in what's called proposition betting that has little or to do with who wins or loses the game. >> things as simp as what length of time that it takes for the

national anthem to be sung. >> reporter: he says those gamblers are trying to score big on the final nfl game. >> this could be viewed as an opportunity for them to make up for losses they've accrued throughout the course of the season. >> reporter: ercole is concerned about some first-time betters getting involved in office and bar squares. >> something that may seem to be harmless to them where they're able to participate in maybe a super bowl pool or a bet with friends, that could be the gateway to a much larger problem down the road. >> reporter: there are some ways to protect yourself from developing a gambling problem. the council for compulsive gambling put together these ten rules on responsible gaming. they include treat gambling as entertainment. set a dollar limit and stick to it. avoid chasing lost money. see more on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app. some good, handy information. >> you've been digging into

this. break down the gambling laws in our state. >> delaware is one of only four states where sports gambling is legal. but there is a catch. here you have use a parlay where you bet on three games, of course. and there is only one game on sunday. now both p.a., new jersey, they would like to make sports betting legal but new jersey is currently fighting to overturn a federal that makes wagers illegal in most states. >> you mentioned those bar squares and office pools. are they legal? >> no. they are not legal. they are definitely illegal, technically, but, you know, you do what you do. and i guess sometimes you get away with it. keep in mind, that's illegal. >> harry hairston reporting live. if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds, head to nbc10.com. fill out the form or give us a call. we will respond to you. we continue our coverage of super bowl fever. all new at 6:00 -- the massive

security operation to keep everyone safe. here's jacqueline london. >> that's right. security will be extreme tight on sunday as you can imagine for the big. imagine thousands of cameras and hundreds of officers watching you. all new at 6:00, we take you behind the scenes for the largest security plan in super bowl history. we're still getting roller coaster weather. a brief warm-up and another cold blast moving in. i'm tracking the forecast for your neighborhood. plus, what you can expect for bowl sunday. we continue to follow breaking news. shots fired outside a high school in northeast philadelphia. we just got new cell phone video showing the chaos inside. we're live on the scene with the latest next at 6:00.

nbc 10 breaking news. >> new information about the breaking news we have been following this afternoon. just in the last 15 minutes we've learned a man was shot twice outside lincoln high school in northeast philadelphia. right now he is in critical condition. those shots were fired as students were inside for a basketball game. nbc 10's aaron baskerville joining us live outside lincoln high school. >> reporter: of course, a very fluid situation. we're getting new information by the moment. a 32-year-old man is at temple hospital in critical condition. this investigation right now

continues. you still see officers on scene. i'm this fight outside lincoln high school had nothing to do with students. it was between adults. adults that were inside the high school and then ushered outside and that's when that fight happened and then shots. i just got my hands on some cell phone video from inside the school when it was on lockdown. sent to me from a parent. it shows what was going on at the time. police inside checking people's book bags to make sure there were no guns or any evidence inside at the time. but i did talk to a referee who was inside. there was a basketball game going on between auden reed and lincoln high. he was reffing a jv girls game and adults inside were getting into some sort of argument and they were ushered outside of the building and that's when that fight happened and shots fired and that 32-year-old man was shot. he was taken over to nazareth hospital and then rushed to temple where he is right now