nbc 10's miguel martinez valle explains it's part of a friendly bet with st.s prep. >> even with a broken arm, james brady doesn't get tired of playing this song. ♪ >> never get sick of it. it's -- i don't know how to describe it. it's great. >> reporter: which is good because his school, st. joseph's prep, is bleeding green this week leading up to the super bowl. ♪ >> it's all optimistic. there's really no negative talk going on right now. we feel really, really, i guess, happy they're in the super bowl and a really good chance to win. >> reporter: they put their jerseys where their mouth is. >> we reached out to bc high. we have a friendly bet going on. we, of course, feel pretty confident we'll be the winners in the bet. >> reporter: boston college prep decided to play ball. if the eagles win sunday -- >> they'll be wearing eagles jerseys. they'll fly an eagles flag over their school. >> and the students will go old. >> if the patriots win, st. joe's has re-create the boston tea party. >> reporter: still st. joe's kids believe in their birds. >> i'm not rea

nbc 10's miguel martinez-valle has details now on the crime that has students really concerned. >> why couldn't they get into mine. just knowing it was that close to campus is a little eerie. >> reporter: university students unnerved and unsettled following a sexual assault saturday morning. >> maybe months, maybe last year since it was something this serious. >> reporter: police gave up this vo surveillance video. they got into an apartment, sexually assaulted her and fell asleep. he was in the apartment from 3:30 a.m. to before 7:00 a.m., got away before police could arrest him. police also had this clue. >> he continued to refer to her as nicole during this assault. >> reporter: michael kain lives on the street where the assault happened. e he got this alert hours after he first heard the sirens and saw the detectives. >> we have one lock on our door. is that enough. they say students should take precautions inside and outside their home. students say the university alerts helped them stay vigilant. >> we always try to walk together late at night. it's definitely a concern. it's not

miguel martinez-valle, nbc 10 news. >> dpot one of these? this is one of the must-have shirts. 10,000 home dog shirts have been sold. the trend started when eagles tackle lane johnson wore a dog mask after saturday's win. you membremember that. he's selling the shirts on his website now. the proceeds go to the philadelphia school district. far more than 50,000 have been raised. >> remember nbc 10 is your official eagles station we have you covered don't miss exclusive e pregame show tomorrow and saturday night at 7:00. then make sure to watch nbc 10 on sunday before the game. coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. we have you covered after the game. stay with nbc 10 for coverage all night long. >>> breaking news out of harrisbu harrisburg. we have just learned a suspect involved in a shooting that left a u.s. marshal dead was wanted on warrants out of philadelphia. this is where it happened. mulberry street as marshals tried to serve a warrant this morning, they cuffed a woman, but a man inside the home opened fire. two officers were hit. u.s. marsha

. >> miguel martinez-valle is live outside the hospital in allentown. give us a look at the impact of the epidemic. >> reporter: that's right. they are saying it's very bad. it's not an emergency yet, but they are seeing way more people than usual. and that's what led them to set up tents in the parking lot outside of the emergency room. something they haven't done in years. >> our er's were full. we wanted to off load them. >> reporter: too many patients, not enough beds. something is going around this year sending more people to the hospital than usual. >> a lot of winter illnesses including the neurovirus. >> it's not just the flu sending more people to the hospital. doctors say they have been treating patients with all kinds of illnesses, which is why they decided to build these tents. some hospitals set up military-style military tents in 2013 after a spike in flu cases. this year's flu is causing people to get even sicker. >> it's got to do with the strain. it doesn't seem to be a strain that's causing people to be more sick than previously. >> re

miguel martinez-valle is joining us with more. what have you learned? >> reporter: that's right. the biggest thing is that police are telling us they are asking for the public's help in identifying that man. . you saw in that surveillance video he's wanted for sexual assault that happened in university city over the weekend. >> whien couldn't they get into my house. just know it was that close to campus was eerie. >> reporter: university students on edge after the sexual assault on cam us. police gave us this video of the man who sexually assaulted a woman inside her home. this was taken before the assault. you see the suspect wearing a green hoodie smoking something. the victim says she was woken up by this man inside her apartment some time after 3:30 a.m. he sexually assaulted her, long enough for her to call police around 7:00 and he woke up and ran before police could get there. students say they have been getting more alerts about crime lately so they have been more careful locking their doors and when walking around outside. >> i think it's just really important to remain

reporting live, miguel martinez-valle, nbc 10 news. >>> it is out with the rain and in with the cold. a look at our first alert radar shows the rain leaving the region and a bitter cold blast is trailing closely behind. here's a lye look at the philadelphia skyline. temperatures climbed into the 60s here today. but we can expect a 30 degree temperature drop tomorrow morning. >> back to the winter. krystal klei joins us for the forecast you can count on. >> unfortunately, it's a big drop that we are expecting. this is no surprise. we were talking about the cold front yesterday. today is the warm front. that was yesterday. and here we would be seeing cold front action. so the cold air has started to pass us. that means the showers have moved out. there's just a little bit of rain that's linger up against the shoreline. when you have the green returning on the radar, it indicates some light rain. not the heavy stuff we saw earlier today. we saw a few thunderstorms, but that's no more. the rain is out. conditions have been clearing. in fact, it's really pretty outside right now. and the t

for that story, we want to go to nbc 10's miguel martinez-valle. really rolling out the green carpet for the birds faithful headed this way. >> reporter: that's right. american airlines literally rolling out the green carpet for the eagles fans that are traveling today. so you can see they have balloons, signs. but that is not all they have. this is going to be a great way to send them off and right here with me is olympia. you were telling me you guys have way more when they get on the plane. >> we do. these wonderful rally towels we're giving out to all the customers hoping they'll proudly wave them at the big game on sunday. >> and it's not just the towels for the customers. you also have something going on for people working, right? >> we do. in addition to the eagles fanfare for our employees as well, we've actually had two tailgate parties already for the playoff games and we have an extra special tailgate party happening on sunday. it's the airport version of the tailgate par lots of food and ravff raffles and surprises. >> american airlines

miguel martinez valle, nbc 10 news. >> that is quite the party. i love that.ahema 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 talk

miguel martinez-valle, nbc 10 news. >> even more people are going to come out. head out and sign the bus. tomorrow the road to victory bus has a full spllate of stops. it will head to university city u and the schuylkill river dog park. the bus will end up at xfinity live at 5:00 p.m. >>> all around our area, schools and organizations are showing their eagles spirit. and they are all sing iing the same tune. these kids attend the preschool. the children have had a lot of practice. they have sung students there also wore dog mask s s to show support for our underdog birds. and the director of the school has the last name foles. we have been asking you to send your versions of fight song. >> you responded big. time with hundreds of cig submissions. here are just a few of them. ♪ >> the song is helping people get in shape. an aerobics class at the ymca, people sang the song as they worked out. >> that right there is is one very energetic 3-year-old named mikey. he knows all the words. got to get teaching my son. we want to see your take on the eagles fight song. se

miguel martinez valle, nbc 10 news. >> it will be hard to find any clam chowder around here. >> no way. >> in boston, they are banning cheesesteaks and pretzels and philadelphia cream cheese. completely their loss. >> we'll take it. >>> the taste of philadelphia can be found the super bowl this year. u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis will be serving this south philly roast pork sandwich for eagles fans. also a new england clam roll for pats fans. not for us, though. >>> excitement over the eagles is going to fans' heads. eagles fans are dyeing for a super bowl win. many are also dyeing their hair green from extensions to eyebrows, babe's salon has gotten a lot of requests from people looking to go green now that the eagles punched their ticket to minneapolis. >> looks great on that guy. >>> one big eagles fan who won't be at the super bowl is u.s. olympfrom o olympian from our area. >> he did his own rendition of the eagles fight song from where he's currently competing in latvia. ♪ fly eagles fly on the road to victory ♪ >> last week, thousands of you send your renditions of fly, eagle

miguel martinez-valle is on capitol hill right now talking with so-called dreamers who are once again in limbo after the latest budget agreement. that part of the story at 5:00. >>> another school shooting in the u.s. this time two teens are dead and a dozen more were wounded. it happened in western kentucky. the 16-year-old suspected shooter is now in custody charged with murder and attempted murder. one student in kentucky described how police rushed from room to room helping the panicked students. >> some came with a big gun. but he came in the room and they were like keeping us safe and then they started taking our names of who all informs the room. >> some were injured trying to run away from the carnage. 19 people are recovering. police have not announced a motive. >>> lawmakers are want anded to vote at any time on a bill to protect students and teachers from shootings. it requires the installation of alarms, bullet proof glass and doors that can be lock ed from the inside on all new school construction. major school renovations will have to include the safety measures. >>> for

nbc 10's miguel martinez valles has been out for us. >> no umbrella now, so it's stopped?it was more rain than shine, but people are enjoying this brief pause in the rain while they can. you can see some people walking around without umbrellas. i say why they can because the last two weeks we've been having crazy changes in weather. >> mother nature can't decide what she wants to do with the weather. just roll with the punches. >> reporter: rolling with the perch punches, 2018 has been a roller coaster in the weather department. >> it's all over the place. you don't know what to expect. last week was 10, now it's 65. feels like a hurricane. i don't know. >> reporter: thursday of last week we were talking about the nor'easter snowstorm. followed by the deep freeze over the weekend and tuesday's big thaw. >> the last few days they've been having to drive around in all this slush. >> reporter: fast forward three days later the salt and slush is a thing of a past. >> it's been topsy turvy. we never know what we're going to get the next day. >> reporter: the changes don't stop