we are live at philadelphia international where the planes are packed with faithfuls ready to root for the birds at the super bowl. counting down another practice, a stadium walk through and then the big game. we're following the team's final moves in minneapolis as they prepare for a history-making matchup against the patriots. the competitive inch with every man, woman, and child cheering on the birds, the fight song should carry the eagles on the road to victory. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now at 11:00, two more days and we cannot wait. here's a live look at u.s. bank

stadium site of super bowl lii. the crews have transformed the field into a neutral gid iron. the eagles will get a feel for the turf when they do a walk through tomorrow. i'm rosemary connors. an autograph session with the players is scheduled for today. a huge pep rally begins tomorrow at the university of minnesota. the eagles are focused on quick tem poe, a style they'll be using during the big game against t pmen, that's the goal of this annual women's summit in minneapolis. it's a way 10 to courage teen girls to become leaders in their community. today's event also celebrated women inootball. no eagle defensivend chris long has been a key player on the field but it's his work off the field that's earning him a big honor. the winner of the byron wizard write mvp award. the player's association hands out the award to a player going

the tra extramile to serve the community. you may remember he donate the his entire salary during the regular season to support education, including philadelphia public schools. his teammate safety malcolm jenkins won the award last year. mooin flights leaving pla at the airport where birds fans are get being ready to fly and i'm sure they're dressed appropriately, pam. >> oh, they certainly are. i just want to say this. i've never seen declarations inside of the airport today, but that's exactly what we saw at the delta check in area. there were ten more flights leaving from f watching the e question i had f fans. how did you get your this man is retired from the air force, he has a friend, a really good friend i should add, who works for nfl films. he promised him tickets as a

retirement gift to the game a couple years ago. he wasn't able to go then, but he's excited that he's abl workdays, so he gave me a rain check. and so now i'm going this year and the eagles are in go birds. >> i told you eagles fans are flying high. that's the kind family. all of them are going to the super bowl. they're really looking forward to the pep rallies and the overall fan experience ahead of the big game. >> we always talked about we'd go in we make it there and now it's finally here, the day has come. >> first we booked the air, then we booked the hotel, then we booked the rental car and each week as they got closer we got more committed. >> i'm going to the super bowl. this is a big deal. >> reporter: and andrew says he's feeling like the coolest dad on earth right now and i don't know who would disagree with that. when we come back at 11:30 this morning we're going to introduce to you another fan. he survived stage 4 cancer.heec as a gift from an anonymous

donor. it's a story that you don't want reporting live for now at philly international, i'm pamela > th>> eagles road to victory bus is once again making the rounds today to helpteo fired up wom swag and an opportunity to send a message to the team. steve so that is along for the ride near independence mall. hey, steve. >> repter: a right. good morning, rosemary. what better place to be green than the federal reserve bank of philadelphia. and they're certainly green spirit. and check out some of the green these people spent wardrobes. we have eagles sneakers, we got eagles signs out here, and we got eagles spirit. and i would like to say thissen ter wrath is here for me but they're here for the birds and they're here for 48 hours till game time. we are signing the bus, we're giving out the free swag. hold up your signs, everybody. and we've got signs for everybody today. we're heading

morris we'll be on the road town, new jersey, to the mall. and then we're headed to expin knitty live in south philly. are you a me tonight? ihink i got my enter roth for the day, rosemary. we'reavin here, 48 hours to go. >> all right. steve so that, independence ent there. ♪ >> reporter: there you go. >> all right. thank you, steve. it never gets old. you'll hear it a few more times as least in this newscast.

you have several chances today to check out the eagles road to victory bus as steve just told us. if you can't make it to independence mall you can catch up with the bus at morris town mall at noon and then at xfinity live at south philadelphia at 6:00 this evening. [ cheers and applause ] >> clapping, cheering started bright and early at a pep rally in newark, new castle county. delaware radio station wdel wakeup crew host today. anybody that stopped by the event got a free breakfast along with a daily dose of eagles cheer. if you dream winning a trip to the super bowl, you still have a few minutes, little less than an hour to enter the charity giveaway thanks to defensivend brand deny graham. the win are will get two super bowl fikts and $4,000 for travel expenses. the charity for youth initiatives will contact the winner immediately and then post the result on social media.

if you'd like to erpt, just tap the nbc 10 app you'll find it under the heading see it on 10. nbc fen is your official eagles station.it the only plac watch super bowl lii. we're bringing you all the coverage and i side access that nobody else can. we're going all out on super bowl sunday on what could be the biggest night in philadelphia's sports history. after the big game you can see this is us here on nbc 10. if you want to keep rolling with the eagles, go to our cozy channel for wall to wall coverage called this is philly. cozy is comcast channel 248, verizon fios 460 or over the air at 10.2. we've been asking you to end us your most creative renditions of fight song and this entry from delaware county is truly making a splash those are the young members of the radnor aquatic club. they're hoping the super bowl goes swimmingly for the birds.

you still have time to end us your version of the fight song. we're going to art ones with the most people, most creativity, most creative instruments. submit your video now by tapping the free nbc 10 app. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> all right, let's talk about the weather. rain, snow moved on out of here and now we're left with a cold and windy day across our area. you can see those flags blowing there over center city philadelphia. meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is keeping track of the changes to our weather. and it's chilly out there, glenn. we're getting a dip in temperatures. >> yeah, and it's going to continue to get colder as we go through the day. tonight is really going to be very cold. you can see the flag on top of the ppl center, it's blowing hard in that direction. we've had a mix clouds and sun up there. a lot of clouds around the wilmington area right now. we've had some snow showers coming through rapidly through

parts of the philadelphia area and now into south jersey. it's just starting to end now in northeast philly, but we're still getting some burlington county and in camden and gloucester counties. you can see that little bit of a burst of heavier snow. parts of northeast philly and that's headed into new jersey. but it's not going last long and drier air is coming in, but it's cold air. it's only 14 in mount poconos. 23 in perkasie, 24 in reading andllentown. temperatures going down. and, as we go through the day today, it's certainly not warming up. the wind is going to stay u there, the feels-like temperature in the teens at best, but at least we clear out. lehigh valley, 18 degrees by 9:00 tonight. still with wind. so this is a bitter cold night tonight and start to the weekend

tomorrow, but we are going to be seeing warming weather coming in. we're also going to be seeing a storm approach. some areas get snow, some areas rain. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> we'll see you very shortly. thanks for that, glenn. >> let's head to southwest philadelphia where neighbors strang into action rushing a woman struck by a bullet to the hospital. 're learning she did not make it. once investigators arrived on the scene here at wheeler street they found multiple shell casings but no weapon. right now they're looking for the gunman wanted in this deadly shooting. now, the new details about a man whoos killed last night when he tried to jump on to a moving septa train, it happened at the l station right at front and garden street. the 32-year-old man had just gotten off the train when he realized he was at the twrong wrong stop. he tried to jump between two ain cars but he fell and the train ran him over. we get a check of o first alert traffic with jessica

boyington keeping an eye on the vine street pres expressway. >> we just had a crash here a second ago that already cleared so we're not dealing with any problems here anymore moving through center city. we're looking at the vine around 20th street, they just moved the camera a second go so you can't see the road there but they're clear east and west bound. 95 no big problem. the skoog will expressway i'm hearing of a crash around 202 by looked through the cameras for any delays and the accident team kwont find it. right now there may be a crash there on the eastbound side, it may have already cleared if it it was a minor seen. 15 minutes from the blue to the vine, the majors look good. there's a crash in west nora ton on willow brook ride around egypt road and we're watching mass transit. they're dealing with equipment issues and 45 minute delay on septa. give me just one minute alone with him, a father's request to take on disgraced doctor larry nasser gets denied. but that doesn't stop the dad

from lunging at his daughter's attacker. that's ahead. why police are now investigating whether the murder of a penn student could be a hate crime. well, we're stuck with the cold weather for at least a little while, and then i'm tracking a soggy super bowl sunday. i'll let you know when the rain's going to arrive and who could see snow out of that system. that's just ahead.

a stunning moment in aimee courtroom this morning as the father of three of larry nasser's accuser tried to attack the disgraced gymnastics doctor. it started when the father made an odd request of the judge. >> i want to ask you to, as part of this sentencing, to grant me five minutes in a locked room with this demon. would do you that? >> i am -- >> yes or no? >> no, sir, i can't. >> would you give me one minute? >> you know that i can't do that. that's not how -- >> well, i'm going to have to -- >> that's randall margraves. mar graphs's two daughters had just finished giving victim impact statements in court against nasser. assailants took him away by sanders heard margraves say

this. [ inaudible ]. >> you haven't lived through it, lady. >> nasser was unhurt. the sentencing hearing was temporarily delayed. this is a live look now at the courtroom where the hearing has number of women accusing nasser of sexual abuse stands at 265. meanwhile, nbc news is reporting the head of usa gymnastics sent an e-mail to the current chief security officer for the u.s. olympic committee nearly a year before the allegations against nasser became public. according to a spokesperson for the usoc, the security chief never told anyone else about the e-mail because he was asked not to share it. the e-mail was labeled highly confidential and they told the olympic committee the fbi was handling the matter. we will be watching another high-profile case in court today. the judge will arraign a suspect accused of murder ailing

university of pennsylvania student. samuel woodward is to be arraigned in santa ana, california. they say he killed 19-year-old blaze bernstein last month and buried his body in a shallow grave in a neighborhood park. he was home in california visiting his family during penn's winter break when he was killed. they say bernstein was gay and jewish and they're investigating whether his murder could be a hate crime. if you're hoping for an early spring, pennlvania most famous groundhog says you are out of luck. >> i see my royal shadow, six more weeks of winter to go. >> there you have it. for more than 130 years people have gathered here on february 2nd to watch the beloved rodent predict the weather. >> announcer: now your nbc 10

first alert weather. >> he always sees his shadow because the tv lights are on. the whole thing's fixed. we have a lot of wind out here and that's bringing in colder air, but just briefly we've got a brief arctic blast coming in. a sunday soaker for the super bowl, and snow mainly in lehigh, berks county, and also in the poconos on sunday. now, we have cloudy skies across much of the area. it's a lot colder than it was yesterday, it's 29 degrees in philadelphia and that's colder than it was a few hours ago. only 24 in some of the pa suburbs. 23 in lehigh, berks. so it's really cold and windy. look. gusts now, 36 miles per hour gusts in melville, 35 miles per hour gusts in allentown. feels-like temperature is based on the sustained wind and even that is showing reading and allentown in single digits.

pottstown close. philadelphia feeling like 17. quite a drop since we were in the 40s yesterday. and across philadelphia itself it's 29 at the airport, the only spots that are 30 is society hill and port richmond, 26 in west mount airy, elkins park are the cold spots. we did have some nice snow showers go through the northeast a little while ago. this is what the radar looked like at 5:15 this morning. the rain moving towards the coast, the snow pretty much ended across much of the area except for those snow showers that are just about gone from pennsylvania. as you can see it's really dried out here and they're moving fast and the heaviest one just south of lyndon now, another one near lumberen going down toward medford lakes but it's not going last that long. we go through the rest day we find the temperatures not going anywhere, if anything they go

down by this afternoon. look at these numbers. these are not feels-like temperatures, those are actual air temperatures. later this evening, if you're headed outside, temperatures in the teens. and by tomorrow morning temperatures still in the teens during the day tomorrow it doesn't warm up a whole lot either. many places not even getting to 30 degrees tomorrow. now, that set up a problem here because there's a storm moving in for sunday. so if the precipitation starts in the morning and may very well start as snow, even in philadelphia area could do that, but definitely lehigh valley, berks county, poconos, snow and a little bit of a kumlation. but warmer air is coming up. it's racing up as we go into super bowl time. and so the great majority of the area is just wet during super bowl time. and then the colder air starts to come back for monday just as we start to clear out.

so very, very wet around here and, of course, it's in minneapolis. >> all right. thanks for that, glenn. coming up a philadelphia deg casey in super bowl country, it's called a philly cheese steak but does it taste like the real thing? eagles fans put it to the test next. and later, the battle of the babies. we'll meet the today show tots who embarked on their own super bowl chal tleng morning.

our crews in minnesota have spotted eagles green just about everywhere, and at the mall of america we also found another comforting site. a philly cheese steak stand. it's called great steak, but did do the cheese stakes they serve taste like the real thing? we needed experts so we found eagles fans from our area at lunchtime yesterday. we invited george and larry to take a special cheese steak challenge. here's how it went down.

>> it's plenty hot but it tastes more like roast beef than steak to me. >> honestly not as good. it's the texture. >> not a lot of flavor there at all. >> on a scale of twoun tone to give it like a four. >> they probably kept eating it, right. after all the challenge was a nonscientific social experiment, so 11:25 right now on this friday. coming up, they've got the beat. we head out to minnesota where this drumline is ready do battle for the birds and get the fans in rhythm on game day. plus, searching for the truth. pennsylvania's top cop, the attorney general launches an investigation into the patriots. that story straight ahead.

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entourage entour two days to go. shire live look st minneapolis. starting sunday night at 6:30, all eyes will be on the action inside that building. the birds will do a walkthrough of the stadium tomorrow. they're back at practice today. they have a light workout scheduled at the university of minnesota. new england has one of its biggest offensive weapons ready for the big game. you're looking at tightend rob gronkowski at the practice yesterday. they cleared him to play avenue suffered a concussion in the afc's championship game. let's head to philadelphia international where the airport looks more like the scene of a pep rally as they get ready to soar to paps. pam is there and pam, among them is one fan who's been through quite a bit. >> reporter: yeah.

certainly deserving of those tickets. tickets are hard to come by. some people were lucky enough to buy them. other people know someone who works for the nfl in some capacity and was able to get them a seat at the game. and then there's cole fitzgerald, the 13-year-old showed up in style in a limo with his dad. he survived stage four cancer and the mysterious vikings fan did something incredible. he heard kocole's story and decided to donate his super bowl tickets so that cole and his dad could go to the game and cheer on the birds in person. cole says they have great seats and that this san experience of a lifetime for him. they don't know much about the anonymous donor except that he won the tickets in a raffle, is not rooting for the patriots and the wanted someone else to enjoy watching their team play. >> i just watch the game with my dad. he's also been a star eagle wel. and we can't wait. we're looking forward to it.

>> it's been wonderful to be on the receiving end of minnesota nice and we're hoping that we can share some brotherly love on the return trip here.nd ty are incredibly grateful to that donor whoever he may be. and we're certainly looking forward to watching them watch the game on sunday. reporting live at philly international, i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. all right. thanks pam. new this morning pennsylvania attorney josh shapiro is investigating the patriots success and he says he's uncovered the person with whom they're colluding. he released a video with his phone call with his counterpart in massachusetts. take a look. >> it's josh. i figure today out. i know you're the one colluding with the patriots. >> me? collude wlgt patriots? you must have had a bad cheese steak at lunch today, josh. >> the video shows shapiro trying to connect the dots and figure out why the patriots are so good.

obviously it's all just a joke but shah peerio and massachusetts attorney did make a real bet. if the pats win, shapiro has to win a tom jersey bread for a day. as excitement grows in minneapolis for sunday's super bowl, the eagles drumline is making surety birds fans stay in rhythm. randy gyllenhaal is on the beat in minnesota. >> reporter: well, today really begins the big bird migration. tons of eagles fans landing here at the indianapolis airport. but when they get on the ground and come outside they're going to be greeted with a bast of cold air. we found a group of eagles fans ready to get things hot in the twin city. that is the eagles drumline. they play at every game pumping fans up. there's more than 20 of them. and they made this 17-hour journey to minneapolis. they got in late last night and agreed to meet us at super bowl live going live on nbc 10 this

morning. >> we're just excited to see some familiar faces. you go out on the tailgates and we play before every home game and we start seeing the same people and people expect to see us. it's a great situation. >> reporter: that drumline is going to be all over town this weekend getting eagles fans ready for the game. we told them to stop by tom brady's hotel and give him an early wakeup call. in minneapolis, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. now let's take a live look at a fan form event in minneapolis where a short time from now nfl commissioner roger goodell will hand out the annual walter peyton nfl man of the year award. it recognizes a player for his excellence both on and off the field. we'll be watching it and keep you posted. the eagles and their fans are taking an us against them posture when it comes to the patriots. and the philadelphia inquirer is following suit this morning. the cover of the papers special issue for the big game as a "star wars" theme. it's titled super bowl lii, a new hope.

eagles versus the empire. may the foals be with you. it comes complete with an underdog mask and bill belichick wearing an imperial style hoodie. students at within cut elementary school in montgomery county are kftd the birds will be victorious on sunday. as you can see eagles green was clearly the color of the day at this pep rally. philadelphia has not seen many trips to the super bowl, that's why sports radio station started the win bowl, something for the fans to look forward to after the regular season. but this year the event turned into one big eagles pep rally and matt delucia was there for the action. >> reporter: this is the party before the party. you think boston has something like this? this sa a purely philly thing. it was started back in '93 because the eagles were not making it to the super bowl. well now they are making it to the super bowl this year, this is all about the fans. you see a lot of folks in eagles green wearing their jerseys,

wearing their hats. some folksven have the green hair. thiss big party here at the wells fargo center that they do every year. i've been talking with fans here throughout the morning, including one guy who says he just can't watch the super bowl, very superstitious, here's why. >> i can't even watch a game. i'm not allowed to watch the game. >> why? >> the one game that i watched i came home early from work, i watched half the game they lost. >> you're not even going to watch it? >> i can't. i promised my wife. >> what are you going to do? >> i'm just going to working. >> i've been an eagles fan all my life and for it to actually be happening again, you know, they say things nap threes. this is our third super bowl, third time's a charm, brady's going down. >> reporter: the excitement is just beginning. folks here hoping for a parade next week. it's super bowl weekend. at the wells fargo center, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. nbc 10 is your official eagles station. the only place you can watch

super bowl lii on sunday night. right after the game, watch this is us, it's the episode the entire series has been leading up to. that will be on nbc 10. if you want to keep riding with the eagles with our post game coverage, just go to our cozy channel for that wall to wall inside access called this is philly. it immediately follows the game on cozy's comcast channel is 248 or verizon fios 460 or on the air 10.2. it seems everybody is sing the fight song these days but this weekend one lucky fan will get to conduct it. ♪ >> the philadelphia or kes strah will reprise its performance of fly eagles fly at a concert tomorrow in the is their rendition last saturday at a concert with steve martin. they held a contest and the

third-year medical student won the opportunity to lead them from the podium. we have been challenging to you send us your most creative versions of here's one that's performed with true military precision. ♪ >> that's the valley forge military academy starting their band this morning. they performed that at this morning's formation. you still have time to send us your version of the fight song. we will air the ones with the most people, creativity, most unusual instruments. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a great way to start the morning, snow covering slick side streets here in montgomery county. it quickly coated sidewalks as well making the walk into work a little bit dicey. this is a live look at camel back mountain resort in the

poconos. cold enough to make snow and they will see the real thing later on this weekend. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking that wet weather ahead. glenn. >> some places are going to see snow, others mostly rain here in berks county this reading where we have cloud skies now we'll probably see a start of snow and change over to rain during the day sunday. the flag's still blowing, the wind's still gusting. the snow showers, though, ending. as you can see, virtually nothing from philadelphia north and west. so we're now restricted to new jersey and even there the snow showers are shrinking. the area being affected winslow township, folsom getting some of the moderate snow showers now at least briefly. it's 29 in philadelphia, 24 in reading, 24 in allentown, 14 in mount poconos. i mean, this is some really cold air and it's going to feel like it is, look at this, in the teens all afternoon.

and then even colder this evening. so we're starting to go down into single digits in much of the area, even early this evening is going to be a bitter cold day, night, and morning. and that sets us up for this storm on sunday, and it just depends on how soon the precipitation comes in, because it's going to take a while for the atmosphere to warm up. it will probably start as snow, poconos, lehigh valley, berks county and even accumulate in those areas. more on the timing of the system coming up. a short time ago president trump tweeted a quote from tom fid den the head of the judicial watch who appeared on fox news this morning. that quote reads had you hillary clinton and the democratic party try to hide the fact that they gave money to gps fusion to create a dossier which was used by their allies in the obama administration to convince a court misleading by to sfrooi spy on the trump team.

this refers to that memo that the white house is expected to release at some point later on. what we do know about that memo is it describes how the fbi used information paid for by democrats to obtain a twoornt eavesdrop on a trump campaign aide. the fbi said its inaccurate. they say it's trying to discredit the russia investigation the. pyeongchang olympic ville ages in south korea are ready for the world's top athletes. balloons in the shape of doves, the symbol of peace took to the sky to tig signal the official opening. the two ville athds include a fitness center, dining room and state of the art medical center. they'll have access to a dry cleaner, hair salon and places of worship. the olympic torch continues to make its way across south korea. today runners holding the flame crossed a suspension bridge. it will eventually end up in pyeongchang for the opening ceremony next friday. keith jones is heading to the wisht olympics as we speak to

bring you complete coverage of all of our local athletes. you'll only see the interviews right here on nbc 10, the home of the olympic winter games starting on february 8th. two days away until the biggest party of the year, but what happens monday morning? win or loss, the green flu may be sweeping the workplace with the boss receiving dozens of sick calls. just ahead, we'll get an expert's take on how to deal with it. cold and windy today and i'm tracking a sunday soaker that's going to affect your super bowl travel plans. i'll break down the timing just ahead.

a new poll says 14 million americans who plan to watch the super bowl will call out sick the day after. nbc 10 asked records cam don management professor how bosses intend to handle it all on monday. >> i'm not sure that you can really avoid all of that. you can't ignore this. this is a big deal for the city, any city, it's an event like that. so you may as well try to leverage the positives of it and live with the negative. >> or maybe give your employees the day off if possible. it's a safe bet the eagles will extend their workday into monday and tuesday with the super bowl victory. fingers cross the. if you ar i pats fan living in eagles can't, even something as small as a cup of coffee

could end up costing you more money. take a look at that bill from a flaurnt delaware county. that's a $5,200 charge for dropping in decked out with patriots gear. if that wasn't enough, the owner of the coffee station says when they pointed out the pats fan to the shop, everybody broke out in the eagles fight song. of course the bill was fake, but you know, you got to get your jabs in while you can, right? and of course everybody in the restaurant was friendly after the pats fan was pointed out. today is the american haft association's national wear red day. the heart association encourages people to donate to their cause today and to wear red to raise awareness about heart disease and stroke. nbc 10 and our sister station telemundo 62 have a firm belief in supporting our community and that's why we're partnering with the nbc universal foundation to support project ib know vation to give away $225,000 in grant money. to learn about how to apply for some of that grand money go to nbc.com or nbc 10 app.

the deadline to apply is today . to celebrate black history month, word radio is launching a new speaker series in hochb its 15th anniversary. the discussion is called the philadelphia negro past and present. he is the scholar in the year of the voice, dr. montero, thank you so much for being with us. >> pleasure. >> so web da boise was a writer, historian, civil rights activists, one of the founders of the naacp and he's one of the focuses of the discussion of the progress he made and what still needs to be done. >> yeah. we'll be discussing his landmark sociological study the philadelphia negro at the barnes foundation this evening starting at 5:30. the book is still in publication, although it was published in 1899, and it really talks about our city, its

growth, its problems. and i think this evening we'll be talking about our future in light of that great study. >> and the evolution since that study. >> yes, absolutely, the evolution, what has changed and what hasn't changed. you'd be surprised how much hasn't changed in the midst of a great deal of change. >> and, doctor, obviously this event is part of the first friday celebration of the barnes foundation. it's an activity to bring people together. is this an opportunity to unite different communities, different people in philadelphia? >> absolutely. but it's an opportunity to unite through discussion, through dialogue, and through celebrating due boise, who say great figure. and he honored philadelphia with this great study which the world reads. and a lot of people outside of philadelphia and outside of this

country know the name philadelphia because of this great work. >> what's something that people may not know about web da boise? a striking fact about him? >> i think one of the big things is he was a fighter for world peace. and that got him in trouble with our government in the early 1950s because he was against the spread of nuclear weapons and he was a firm believer in the anticolonial struggles in africa and asia, especially india. and i think people don't really know that about him and that's something that really inspires me. >> dr. tony montero, thank you so much for coming in. thank you for your work. >> my pleasure. >> and we look forward to the panel discussion this evening. if you're interested in attending it's called the walter p. lomax junior speaker series. it presents word speaks, the philadelphia negro past and esented tonight 5:30 to 7:00 happening at the barnes foundation in the comcast auditorium in philadelphia. for more information, just tap

on the nbc 10 app and look for find it on 10. ncer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> quite a drop in temperatures here, instead of 40s yesterday, we are stuck in the 20for now. 29 in philadelphia, down a few degrees from what we saw7:00 ors morning, and it's even colder across the rest of the area. a lot of clouds around for now and everybody is seeing pretty gusty winds. we see 36 miles per hour gusts in melville, 30 in dover, 31 in wilmington, 32 in coatesville, 35 in allentown. yeah, that's pretty windy. and the wind chill, the feels-like temperatures is based on sustained winds, not the gusts, and even there it is single digits. allentown and reading, 8, 9 degrees. philadelphia 17. and by tomorrow morning it's going to be even colder. as you go through the afternoon, it's feeling mostly like the teens and single digits,

pottstown and allentown late this afternoon by tonight most of the area we're talking single digits for feels-like temperatures. and into tomorrow morning as well. the wind will diminish tomorrow, so it won't be feeling quite as bad tomorrow afternoon as this afternoon. but tomorrow morning, yeah, that's pretty cold. and by midday it's about as cold as it is right now. this is the radar six hours ago, the last of the rain moving offshore. then we had some snow showers move through the area. they are pretty much gone, as you can see, at least from philadelphia north and west. we have a couple of them in new jersey now just south of medford lakes and waterford that has moved through. now, the temperatures, of course, not going anywhere today. actuly going down a little bit. and it's just going to get colder and colder and koltdcold

through the night and into tomorrow morning. there are those temperatures. we already showed you the feels-like temperatures but a lot of sunshine during the day tomorrow. that's the dry day. then here comes this storm on sunday. the timing of it is going be crucial because if it comes in in the morning, it will be snowing. even in philadelphia, northern delaware, parts of south jersey. but it may j hold to the north and west and these areas way below freezing and surely starting as snow. and that's where it could accumulate. here we are noontime, a little bit darker blue indicating a little bit heavier snow. so some accumulation up in lehigh valley and berks county. but we're counting on such a warm-up in much of the area that it's mainly rain. and as you get ready for the super bowl and during the super bowl and after the super bowl, it is raining. and even up toward allentown and reading you sioux see those

temperatures up near 40 greeds. then as the cold air comes in, it clears out. so monday is pretty -- pretty chilly. and of course it's cold as we go through the day today. now, the weekend, just cold and sunny tomorrow. mostly rain in philadelphia, a lot of snow for hours changing to some rain for the lehigh valley and, again, all rain in delaware and extreme south jersey. we'll be right back.

fitt . it has been exactly one year since the death of 19-year-old penn state student tim tee ots ya. prosecutors say he died after a frat party ritual that included a nieflt heavy drinking. he suffered injuries when he fell down a set of stairs inside the pi house at penn state. he had been served 18 drinks in 22 minutes. today his parents spoke to nb's meg -- megyn kelly about their son. >> his room is untouched. the slightest little thing can set you off and take you by surprise. and essentially cripple you. >> yesterday his parents released a letter saying it's important to talk openly.

penn state president also released released released a statement saying while progress more has been made pork work needs to be done. they are expected to go to trial this year and they deny any wrongdoing in the case. before the eagles and the pats compete on the field, two pint-size fans of the teams did battle on the today show. take a look. it looked like savannah got through and charlie would win the baby bowl, no dice. we hope for a better outcome. have a good one.

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she--she told me everything. sl. [intense chime music] will, i don't understand. what does this have to do with john? you said lives were at stake. >> will: yes, well, i-i wouldn't be here if i didn't think so.jo? >> will: no, john blacks da