. perfecting their game plan, the eagles are back at practice today with super bowl lii now just three days away. when it gets this cold at the super bowl, your best bet is to head inside and do a little workout. coming up next, we challenge local kids to a football competition. and for some fans, they're just as big as the game. we've got the sneak peek that the year's super bowl commercials. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. right now at 11:00 just three more days until super bowl lii stht a live look at u.s. bank stadium where the eagles will take on the new england patriots in the biggest game of the year. nbc 10 is the only place to watch it and we're covering every angle of this monumental matchup. good morning, i'm rosemary

connors. in just about 15 minutes from now we'll hear from the eagles an their head coach doug pederson. then later on today they'll have another practice session to get ready to face the patriots on sunday. this is a look at the birds's super bowl practice yesterday at the university of minnesota. the team is trying to stay focused and relaxed as they brace for tom brady and bill belichick. today we hope to learn a little bit more about the super bowl lii halftime show. justin timberlake will talk to the media this morning. you can see he's standing on the 50 yard line at u.s. bank stadium. fans can expect extra zmurt and around the stadium for sunday's game. nfl says security screenings at the stadium will start at 1:00 p.m. local time. that's more than five hours before the game. police are working with the department of homeland security and the fbi because the super bowl has been designated as a national security special event. new this morning, a new poll shows the eagles have the support of more americans on

sunday than the patriots. the poll found 43% of americans say they are backing the birds as compared to just 18% who are pulling for the patriots. 39% say they don't care the. survey also nund only one fifth of the public is really excited about this year's matchup. no doubt about it, nerve philadelphia is pumped. the bling every football player dreams of is on full display over at the super bowl experience inside the convention center in minneapolis. all 51 super bowl rings are laid out for fans to add mierp. the minneapolis base jos jostens company think there they made my high school ring too. none has an eagles logo but there's always a chance this is the year. what's carson wentz ban up to? we caught wupt quarterback last night. we found him chatting with eagles fans. yesterday he announced the winner of his charity sweepstakes for a pair of tickets to the super bowl. >> the winner is matthew george

from philly. rumor is he's a huge, huge eagles fan so matthew get your bags packed, get your butt down here it's going to be a fun time. i can't wait tonight on saturday. good birds. >> wentz thanked everyone who entered the sweep stakes and said the effort raised in his words pay way more money than he expected. that money will benefit a member of the eagles extended family who recently lost their home in a fire. birds are keeping it loose while preparing for the patriots. carson wentz posted this photo of himself and his two backups, sort of backups, nick foles who's starting right now and nick said feld take part. wentz wrote, super bowl prep has been going great. working on our escapes. even if you zrient ticket to the -- don't have a ticket to the game, there's plenty of activities to do in the city. randy gyllenhaal reports from minneapolis. he checked out one of the things that gives fans a real feel for what it's like on the football

field. >> reporter: it is the coldest yet in minneapolis, subzero temperatures. today we're expecting a lot of fans to head inside to the nfl fan experience. we challenged local kids to a little competition. we're running the gauntlet, a mix of the 40-yard dash and an obstacle course. our first challenger is halle from carver, minnesota. a first bump first and then we're off. we jump over the skips and then hop scotch across the straightaaway ducking for cover under the ropes before the big turn. then down on the ground into the obstacles before we dive to the finish line and she beats me by just milliseconds. 13-year-old ramon samuel plays football and soccer and agrees go head to head. >> all right. you ready? >> yeah. >> reporter: first up the hail mary. i go first, incomplete. >> you're up. >> okay. >> reporter: after the first

round 1-0 ramon ton special teams for the extra point, it's good. barely. >> all right. we'll go back one more. >> reporter: tie game, final round, the field goal. wide left. and now ramon for the win. and this is all part of the nfl's play 60 campaign encouraging children to get 60 minutes or more of exercise every day to tackle childhood obesity. randy gyllenhaal nbc 10 news. >> and a great way to stay warm in that freezing city. with one of the biggest eagles game in history just days away, the eagles road to victory bus is hitting the streets once again to help fans get fired up. nbc 10 steve sas that is along for the right this morning. he joins us live from the comcast center. hey, steve. >> reporter: good morning, erin.

while the sky is gray, the mood is green here in center city, we're at the comcast center where we're with the road to victory bus. citing day ahead. as our photographer zooms in, you can see the sbus very clean right now but that's not the goal here today. our goal is to have all of your messages, the spirit of the team, the excitement of the super bowl written on this bus. so we don't want to see an ounce of free space on this bus by the time we get into the weekend. so it's more than just writing on it, as you can see, the excitement is here. we have the fans out here. it's the bond, it's the unity, andness also the free stuff that we're giving away. as we get on the bus, we have posters, we have free swag, and we will be out here all day long. we're making several stops today as the fans gather around. we'll be at the franklin institute later on today. we'll also be down at the penn's landing, blue cross river rink. so as people get together, the fever, the excitement is building. we'll be out here in the next

half hour i'll be talking also about this countdown behind me. there's a lot more than just the eagles bus out here. so it's a fun and exciting day, not a boring thursday here in center city. erin. >> hey, it's rosemary back here, steve. thanks so much for that. steve mentioned that the bus is going to be stopping at a few other places in philadelphia today. do you have several chances to catch up with the eagles's road to victory bus. if you can't make it to the comcast center you can stop by those other places like the franklin institute, the reading terminal market and the blue cross rink super fest. we are the only place you can watch your super bowl 52. and on sunday we are expecting an epic night in philadelphia. we're using two channels to bring you all of our coverage. after the game, watch this is us right here on nbc 10 and then over on our digital channel cozy we'll bring you wall to wall super bowl post game coverage put can find cozy at comcast

channel 248, or over the area on channel 10.2. we're looking for the most creative version of the eagles fight song. let's show you one underdog who can truly shred on the guitar. ♪ >> the neighbors love it. not only can he play on the guitar, can he do it with dog mask on. so kudos to him. hey, we're still looking for your fight song challenge video. you still have a few days to send us your version. we'll be putting the ones on the air that have the most people, the most creativity, maybe the most unusual instruments. so submit your video now on the nbc 10 app. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> eagles, just about everywhere

you go this is a live look at the philadelphia museum of art sending some love to the birds before the big game. we are tracking a little bit of rain heading our way and a chance for some snow too. thank you, minneapolis. here's a live look at first alert radar that shows some of the moisture from out west getting ready to move in order to our area. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz has those details for us. i guess it's a good thing that wet weather is moving away from places like minneapolis, right, gren? >> yeah, they wouldn't be able to get around very well if they were getting the kind of snow and precipitation that we're going to be getting not only tonight, but also super bowl sunday ourselves. we have cloudy skies now, but it's a whole lot milder than yesterday. we're not concerned about any snow during the day today or this evening. cloudy in wilmington as well. outsider station, we're going to have a wet evening around here, rainy.

brief snow possible early on friday for parts of the area and a sunday soaker. here comes the first batch of rain near pittsburgh, it's not a huge system, it's more like a front that's going to be coming in and watch the rain area expand as we go through the afternoon it's mostly on the lighter side and it's mostly north and west, at least through the afternoon rush. then as we go into the even, after 6:00 or 7:00, we're starting to get that rain overspread the entire area. you can see that. and late tonight we're starting to see a changeover as colder air starts coming in from the west. so in the middle of the night we could see some of that changeover in lehigh valley, berks county. it's up to 41 in philadelphia, still well above freed, allentown, perkasie, reading and those temperatures will continue to good up this afternoon. but tomorrow morning's a

different story. we'll tell you more about that and the weekend storm that's going to be affecting us coming up. >> thanks for that, glenn. this morning two people are dead after a fire ripped through a north home. the flames started fred spregd just after midnight on toronto street. i wab in her 60s and man in his 50s died. neighbors say the two were brother and sister. there's no word yet on what sparked the flame. a driver is charged with dui after his car slammed into the back of this ambulance in philadelphia's port richmond neighborhood. medics were about to load a patience overnight at the intersection of frankford and castor avenues just before the crash. one medic has a leg injury after literally jump oufgt way to avoid the collision. three shooting victims including a pregnant woman are in stable condition this morning. the 18-year-old pregnant woman suffered a gunshot wound to the leg. investigators recovered several bullet occasionings from the shooting scene in southwest

philadelphia. a 19-year-old woman and a 20-year-old man were also shot, all are expected to be okay. so far police have not made any arrests. boyington is keeping an eye on the road for us. fill us in. >> a few things going on but things are doing okay for the most part. delaware there's a kraesh on route 1, right near route 40 seeing a little delay and the surrounding areas on and off ramps because of that crash right there. and i also also that there were reports of injuries, so that might mean that might be there for a little bit. if you're out in cherry hill around hattenfield road a crash opt westbound side. you can see it's not take out many. lanes here just on the left-hand side traffic is getting by to the west. just something to watch for for now. bridges are doing okay but we're in the middle of an opening or stand by for one for 11:15 over the burlington bristol. other than that, the betsy ross, palmyra, you have those as

alternates. we will all be glued to our tv sunday night, that goes without saying, watching the eagles in the super bowl. we're also going to be watching the commercials which sometimes rival the game itself. >> sometimes i wish i were human. >> whoa, look at me, i'm human. >> just ahead we'll show you the ads already getting plenty of buzz before the big game. and i'm tracking rain headed our way and also a chance for snow as well as a big drop in temperatures. i'll break it all down for you and how the storm could affect your super bowl plan, that's just ahead.

we are just three days away from super bowl lii in minneapolis. just a few moments ago head coach doug pederson stepped to the podium at the mall of america to speak to reporters, let's listen in. >> how did you address that with the players and what do you hope to see these next few days to let you know they're ready? >> couple things from that is number one it's been a couple days since we've been on the practice field so it's typical that you're going to have, you know, not quite as a crisp a practice. but for me it was just about talking to -- just going around and talking to the leadership of the guys. it wasn't no, you know, hey, you know, get team together, get the coaches together and then start, you know, browbeating everybody. we're so late in the season now that we understand how to practice. but just making sure that we understand the importance of, one, that's why did i the break,

you know, was to put us into that situation. now we understand it. so it's a very teachable moment for our guys, our coaches, and how to prepare for, you know, the second half of a football game. >> doug. >> sir. >> doug, what is jason peters meant to the rest of the offensive lineman since he went down with the injury and whenever he does decide to not play anymore, in your opinion, does he have a future in coaching if that's the route he wants go? >> you know, jason, the moment he could get back into the building he was around the offensive line every single day. you know, really like all of our injured guys are. and he's been a mentor obviously to big v. he's coached him up on and out of football field. he's around him now more these past few weeks in practice and obviously out here in the meetings and things like that. but he's just been a great asset to that offensive line as a

group, big leader. obviously that unit. but, you know, i still think he has a few years left to play before he steps away. as far as coaching goes, you know, i don't know. that's something that, you know, i haven't talked to him been it but maybe he -- maybe he wants go down that path. i think he could -- i think he could -- having played the position could be -- could be a good coach, you know, if he chose do that. >> doug, hey, doug, at team meetings what's the story behind finishing them talking about ice cream? >> say that one more -- i didn't hear the first part, i was -- >> at the team meetings what's the story about finishing them talking about ice cream? >> talking about ice cream? >> ice cream. >> i love ice cream. i mean, country tell? can't you tell? no, it's just something i've just kinda came up with just a saying, just a phrase, we do have to serve ice cream at our snack the night before the game

and i love ice cream and i don't want to stay in that team meeting too long because it's over there melting. so i throw it out there ever week. nothing really behind it. >> hey, doug, ice cream aside. >> thank you. >> when you -- when you took over, you kept several coaches from are the chip kelly staff. what was that situation like? did you know these guys at all? did you have to get to know them before you made that decision? how did that all work? >> yeah. well, the only one that i knew was deuce because i had worked with him before and played with him before. the other ones, as i was preparing and putting a staff together and thinking of potential candidates, these guys came highly recommended by other -- by other coaches around the league and so it was -- i was excited to get to philadelphia to talk to these guys, to talk to jeff stoutland

and cory inland just been there about a year and the other guys. wanted to talk to them and see if they could fit into what i was bringing to philadelphia. and, you know, in fipp's case and really in stouten's case, these were two men that came highly recommended to me. >> doug, you said the other day that your role as a player was to be a career backup. i wonder at what point during your career did you accept that role and as a coach how important is it to have players who understand and embrace their roles? >> well, i think after the first couple of seasons you kinda see how your role is going to go in the league. you know, do you want to play? yeah, you want to play and you want to be -- you want to be out there on the field, bus especially at the quarterback position you know there's only going to be one guy. and, you know, in my case i understood i was on, you know, two teams really that and really

the third, but a couple of teams where the starter was already in place and that was dan marino and brett farve and you're not going to beat those two guys out. so and then the third one was philadelphia where i started and donovan was the guy we drafted and took over. so once you -- after a couple years you kind of embrace that role and then you become -- you become the best role player you can. >> we've been listening to head coach doug pederson getting our daily dose of doug pederson addressing reporters out in minnesota ahead of the super bowl on sunday. a moment ago you just heard him talk about his time when he played in the nfl and i suppose his transition into becoming the coach, some of the other coaches he's worked with. we're going to continue to monitor this news conference with reporters out there in mp and bring you new developments throughout the rest of the hour. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, yesterday we only got up to 32 degrees. it's already 41 despite the

clouds coming into philadelphia, and it's above freezing everywhere else across the region despite the clouds that continue to increase ahead of the next weather system. we've got quite a bit of up and down in the temperature department. yesterday 32, today 49, then back down tomorrow and saturday and then back up on sunday. and then going back down again. so we're above freezing even in places that are often cold, like chester, bucks, montgomery counties, 38 in west cal len, west bradford township, saint dafds. collegeville is 37, so is bedminster and new hope. ber thath an, port washington at 39 degrees. a lot of those place dollars are going to get into the 40s today. there are the clouds ahead of the rain, the rain is not all that heavy. it's not a large system.

on the back edge of it we're seeing a little bit of snow and as the colder air comes in, r very late tonight, some of that will change over. so as we go through the afternoon, we've got some places getting into the upper 40s today. then some rain by the afternoon rush in the lehigh valley, berks county, but it's going to take till this evening to cover most of the area. once again, temperatures above freezing all the way up through about 11:00. but later on tonight it's starting to cool down enough in the lehigh valley that we can see a brief changeover to snow. this model just wipes us out as far as the precipitation. it just zooms out of here. other models still keep some by about at least 5:00 a.m. as the fingerprints go down. -- temperatures go down. so that's going to be a close call tomorrow morning to see if the precipitation hangs around

for the temperatures to drop enough to cause any kind of travel issue. but then we've got cold and we've got wind during the day tomorrow. it's just going to be kind of brutal. and tomorrow night very cold. look at the temperatures in the teens by 11:00. by saturday morning we're in the teens as well. saturday afternoon very cold and so it's going to be a very chilly start to the weekend. then sunday, since we're starting off chilly where are we could start off with a little bit of snow. again, north and west and then warmer air starts coming up. so this is mostly rain that we're going to be getting. here we are during the super bowl and almost the entire area is covered with rain. little bit of a mix up to the north and even up there they could go over to rain toward the end of the ball game. and then by monday morning when it gets cold again, it is over. but look at these feels like temperatures. friday night and into saturday

single digits. so it's going to be cold again, especially early in the weekend. sunday, though, it waurms so it -- warms up so it's mainly rain. >> we're watching the weather, eagles, and the white house. we should find out if the trump administration will release a gop memo about the russia probe. the fbi said it has grave concerns about the memo which it calls incomplete and misleading. republicans wrote the memo. they say it shows the fbi's biased against the president and that agency's information paid for by democrats to spy on a trump campaign aide. democrats have their own memo detailing the probe but the white house has no plan to release that. critics claim the goal of the republican memo is to shake public confidence in the russia investigation. fly, eagles fly, we are anxiously awaiting the kickoff to super bowl lii just days away. this is a live look at the u.s. bank stadium where the eagles the battle the patriots. how fans in two different time zones are cheering on the birds just ahead.

rosemary, it's a shilchilly here but i have eagles fever to keep me on. on three let's warm everybody up out here. one, two, three [ cheering ]. >> so the fever is not only with the fans, it's with our eagles bus, our road to victory bus. i'll be showing you what people are writing coming up next.

just three days away is super bowl lii. happening at this moment eagles head coach doug pederson talking to reporters at the mall of america. we've been listening in to this news briefing, news conference, so to speak, and of course he's answering questions about the team and what they're doing in these days just ahead of the super bowl. how they've been working together during practice. we're going to continue to monitor and bring you new developments as soon as they happen. yesterday the birds took to

the field at the university of minnesota and they will be back here at practice later on today. they're working on staying sharp and remaining relaxed as they get ready to face the new england patriots on sunday. now a live look at u.s. bank stadium where fans can expect extra security, even federal authorities on hand for sunday's game. the nfl says security screenings at the stadium will start at 1:00people p.m. local time. that's over five hours before the game. the department of homeland security, fbi, and local police are handling the screenings and other safety measures. listen to this. eagles defensive end chris long is one of five finalists for the nfl players association community mvp award. it's the association's highest honor recognizing players who go above and bond to perform community service in their team cities and home towns. the winner will be announced this afternoon and will receive a $100,000 donation for his foundation or favorite charity. good luck, chris. super bowl 52 will be tom

brady's ace trip to the big game. could it be his last? some think if the pats win he may want to walk away on top. yesterday the team president they will give the 40-year-old brady a chance to decide when to call it will quits. as for him, he's not buying into the retirement talk. >> why does everybody want me to retire so bad. >> yeah, we'd like to you retire. >> by the way, brady is showing no signs of slowing down. this sen led the league in passing yards and touchdowns. okay. every year tonight show host jimmy fall len has a group of puppy predictors pick the super bowl winner. they made their choice last night. brace yourselves. >> release the puppies. oh, looks like a landslide, the new england patriots are the super bowl champs.

>> boo. don't despair, the puppy's prediction last year was wrong. they have only correctly picked the winner once over the last four years so i think it's in our favor. eagles are on a roll and so is the victory bus. it's back on the streets this morning to help spread eagles spirit and cheer. steve sosna is along for the ride this morning and he joins us live from the comcast center in center city. hey, steve. >> reporter: hey there, rose mary prt we are filling up the bus very quickly. as you can see the messages range from gentle to i would say a little bit direct. we've seen all kinds of fan and spiritship here in center city. we're at the comcast center if you want to stop by. we'll be here for a little bit and then we're on the road. and we want to flag nbc philadelphia.com because you can get the locations for this bus, but today we'll range from here at the comcast center to the franklin institute down to penn's landing and that's where i'll be doing some of my even

life shots. come by and stop and say high and show your love. we have fan cards that we're giving away right now and it really is about the momentum that sbildiis building in the a. the energy. we have had muse wick thic with, people doing chants. as you can see it's not what's in the bus, it's who's on the bus. we'll be up and riding throughout the day today and we have one heck of a crowd through lunch hour today. we'll are out here through this evening as we are about 72 hours away from the magical day. rose mary. >> we are counting down. thanks for that, steve. if you would like to send some well wishes to the team, the victory bus is back out on the street. it stops all around philly, like steve said. right now it's at the comcast center. later on it will be at the triple "a" store on market street, the franklin institute, the reading terminal market and

blue cross river rink winter fest. [ chanting ]. >> chants of fly cory fly at high school in north philadelphia, the graduate is la tonya, she is the mother of eagles running back core reclem menss, so they decided to hold a pep rally in honor of cory and the entire eagles team. students prayed for the birds and placed roses in front of the statue of saint teresa to ask one special vic interest to super bowl 52 rx. we may immediate a little divine intervention. nbc 10 is your official eagles station and the only place you can watch super bowl v dwo. we have your backstage pass leading up to and right after the game and don't for get to catch we want it special every night at 7:00. we're going back to. >> reporter: the mafl america

now, quarterback nick foles talking to reporters. >> what less obs can you take from that for the real game? >> think just what we went through yesterday we're just practicing the length of halftime is something that will really pay off put always here practice that you play. that's similar to what we'll have to go through on game day because of the different time allotments for everything. but then coming out in the second part of practice, it wasn't as clean as we wanted. we still got a lot of great work in and in any moment there's a great teaching moment. i think just addressing it early in the week before the game is huge. and the guys are aware of it, coach does a great job of teaching in those moments. so glad it happened now rather than the game. >> nick down here to your left. i know you guys are probably pretty excited to actually get to the practice field yesterday. how long was that wait? how long did it feel like until you actually got into the rhythm of this week? >> yeah, i mean, we were really excited to get back out there, get moving around. you know, the first couple days here have been great. a lot of obligations but we've

enjoyed them. but just being back out there playing football, going through walkthroughs, that's what it's about. so just getting -- getting the work in. it took a little bit, you know, getting warmed up, getting things going but i felt like we got a lot good work. as coach said the second half of practice after the little halftime wasn't as clean as we wanted but at the same time i felt like watching practice, learning from it, there's a lot of improvements going into this game so that's great. >> nick, the way doug called the game, you can take us in the huddle what's it like four from an emotional standpoint, mental standpoint when he is calling a play and saying, going forward on fourth down? >> yeah. i think just with coach pederson, he understands the game of football just as good as anyone i've ever been around and he knows -- he's an aggressive coach but he's also a smart coach. he wants to keep the defense offbalance and he does a good job of that. every time a play comesny understand what he's looking for and why he's calling the play. and then when he goes forward on fourth down it just shows the

trust he has in us from offensive perspective and execution standpoint. i think that's somethinghafireu we have a head coach that's an aggressive play caller so everyone just plays that -- plays aggressive. . >> you've been listening to quarterback nick foles addressing reporters ahead of the super bowl. he talked about the dynamic on the practice field this week. he also talked about the fact that the length of halftime for the super bowl is very different than their regular season games so something they've been preparing for as they get ready to take on the pats on sunday. eagles certainly giving us plenty of reasons to smile these days, and parents, this next one will put a grin on your face. your kids can receive free dental care tomorrow. everything you need to know to make sure your child's smile say healthy one. that's still ahead.

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eagles to victory on super bowl sunday. i mean every man, woman, child in philadelphia. but let's face it, many people who are not football fans will be watching the big game for one reason. the commercials. david ness is the president and ceo of ness associates. thanks for being with us, david. >> it's my pleasure, rose mary, thanks for having me. >> so the going price for a third-second spot during the super bowl is 5 million bucks. from a branding perspective is the cost a drop in the bucket compared to what the visibility is worth squl i actually think the value is unbelievable. there's -- sports is the best way to capture a tv audience. and this year's super bowl will get more attention than any other super bowl in the past. >> worth shelling out that 5 million? >> no doubt, excellent value. i'd highly recommend it. >> so we've got a few of the most talked about spots this year. let's take a look. the first one is budweiser's stand by you ad ♪ when the night has come

♪ and the land is dark. ♪ >> so the ad gees ton show budweiser making their signature beer, but also making -- producing cans of water to give to hurricane victims in places like florida, texas, puerto rico. you think this one misses the mark. isn't this one of those feel good ones? >> rosemary, i think that budweiser missed the markon this. i think buying a spot in the super bowl is not the right venue to pat yourselves on the back for your charitable good works. so, you know, budweiser has the iconic clydesdale horses and to not continue to leverage the clydesdale horses in its super bowl spot i think say mistake. >> could be a little off maybe following one of those cheetos super bowl kmeshlds. >> exact. >> i this one is amazon founder jeff bezos, first time we're

seeing him in a commercial. >> in austinness 60 degrees with -- alexa. >> so the premise here, alexa loses her voice. david obviously jeff bezos comes in, he's like what's going on here and there's this big teaser to what could be the next step for alexa. what do you think's happening here? >> i think it's a teaser spot, it's going to create a lot of interest in future commercials for amazon. i think it's an excellent move, it's engaging and people are going to want to know what's going on. >> i mean if jeff bezos himself makes a cameo you got to figure it's pretty darn important. >> no doubt about it. >> the third ad we're looking at this morning features former "saturday night live" cast member bill hader, it's a bringles ad. >> yeah. barbecue pringles, pizza.

>> he made barbecue pizza. >> so this is pringles first super bowl ad ever. does it make an impact? carry a big punch? what's the deal? >> i think it does make a great impact. what's really cool about this spot is, you know, a lot of these brands want product diverse fa occasion. here they have diversified their products while not introducing anything new, they're just suggesting consolidating different flavors of their product. i think it's genius. >> that thought has never occurred to me to stack multiple flavors of pringles. >> i want a cheeseburger hall pinot and cheddar cheese combo. >> he and you my husband both. thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you, rosemary. >>. for some birds fans, the excitement has gone to their heads literally. let's take a look at this. styleists from the gravity hair

salon stopped by the 93.3 wnmr studio this morning to craft eagles hairdos for listeners of the pressman steve show. we'll try to get that you video in just a moment approximately we'll see if we can pull it up. this is like, glenn, this is one of those. >> pretty much an american indian an it's a tradition to have a side hair clip but it's going to be cool to have an eagles logo especially when they're going to win the super bowl. >> glenn there are say way for you to take your eagles devotion to the next level to have the logo shaved into the side of your head. >> all right. i'll do it if you do it. >> all right. we've got rain that's going to be moving in. i'm tracking a storm that's going to impact super bowl sunday that will be bigger this this thing. i'll let you know what to expect just ahead.

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every kid smiling but it is guaranteed to put a smooil smile on the face of parents. free dental care for your children. dr. howard lasson is a cherry hill dentist involved in a free program called give kids a smile day. thanks for being with us. >> hello. thanks for having me. >> you're sporting your eagles attire, appreciate it. >> absolutely. >> this free event couldn't come at a better time when kids are going to be chowing down on all those super bowl snacks.

tell us what parents can expect with this event. >> tomorrow will be the six teeth year that give kids a smile will be happening throughout the country. we are going to be at in burlington, but there will be events throughout the city in philadelphia as well as new jersey. and what we will be doing is giving exams and cleanings, x-rays, and i'll be there to do some restorative work and dental work along with some colleagues that will be there also. >> why do you think sometimes children's dental care is overlooked? is it because it's preventative and so sometimes it's hard for parents to stay on top of? >> well, it's a costly thing. dentistry is expensive as with most things. but it's getting the children to the facility, having time to see them and examinations and restorative work. so it's just sometimes it's on the back burner.

>> that's right. as you said, not cheap, which say good reason why the event tomorrow is free. our favorite word here at nbc 10. dr. howard, thank you so much for coming in. really appreciate it that information prepreventative dental care will be offered to kids 10 and under in black wood from 9:00 in the morning to 4:00 in the afternoon. for more information tap the nbc 10 app and look for find it on 10. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> now the clouds have moved in and eventually rain will be moving in. obviously rain because the temperatures are really climbing now into the 40s. our high yesterday was only 32. and it's above freezing even in the lehigh valley and so it would start at least as rain. you could see some of the raindrops in the pittsburgh area and southwestern pennsylvania going back into ohio. it's not a very large or heavy,

but it looks more like a front. and it will act more like a front coming down from the northwest with colder air behind it. so this afternoon little bit of that rain moves into lehigh valley, berks county. little bit more by late in the rush hour. and then during the evening it will be spreading across the rest of the area. at the same time, colder air's coming down from the north and west and we could end up with a quick change from rain to snow in the middle of the night or toward the beginning of the morning rush with falling temperatures. and if the snow burst is heavy enough, that could create slippery conditions on roads. so stay tuned for the latest computer models on this because it's kind of a tricky situation here. it's not going to last very long, you can see how fast that snow moves out tomorrow morning.

so the areas that are getting it first, the lehigh valley, berks county, it will end first there. so they may be better off than other parts of the area, philly and south jersey. so saturday is dry and then here comes sunday wherewe're warming up again. saturday is very cold but we're warming up enough for rain from philly southward. we could start as snow in lehigh valley and accumulate a couple inch, but even there it may change over to rain during the late afternoon and by the time we're playing the game, it's rain. it's wet everywhere across the area. so it's a soggy, super sunday. and then by monday morning, it's already moving out. so the forecast for the weekend, it's cold. friday and saturday especially saturday morning it will feel like it's close to 0 in some spots. sunday, not as cold, but we've got the rain in philadelphia,

we've got snow and accumulating snow in the lehigh valley. and a mixture of the pa suburbs, rain in the jersey shore and delaware. that's why we do neighborhood weather. and we'll update throughout the day. we'll be right back.

coming up this afternoon start agent 3:00, ellen celebrates a big birth zbla day >> it happened, i'm now 60 years old. my actual birthday was on friday. porsha took me out for dinner that friday night and then we had some lovely wine and then we -- you know what happened. we played boggle and then -- >> as part of the birthday celebration, former first lady michelle obama will join ellen for her first tv interview since leaving the white house. look for surprise celebrate cameos as well. and the producers at the ellen show sent us these cupcakes in a cup really i suppose, to celebrate. i'm done. i ate this for breakfast. >> i haven't started but i took the dark chocolate one. it's got other stuff in it so i have to dig in to find the dark chocolate. all right. the forecast is for rain this afternoon, more rain coming super bowl sunday. >> have a good one. happy birthday, ellen.

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