and "action news" reporter, eva pilgram spent the morning at the shore and she joins us live from mullica, new jersey. >> you can see the major roads delsy drive looks clear but that is not the case for all the roads that drivers will encounter. old man winter just refuses to go the falling snowflakes another act of defiance. >> i don't like it. i'm not a snow person. >> i better watch myself. >> it's horrible. >> i hate it. >> i'm ready for spring right now. >> just about everyone we talked to said they are over the snow and for some this weather is more than others. >> it's annoying and i'm in the ice-cream business and this weather is not helping me. when the snow first started coming down it stuck on the major roads and salt and plow trucks were out early clearing the roads in vineland the roads looked good and in mullica, the streets are covered and how the streets look depends on where you drive. the back roads are slick and it's under the snow. they are starting to get slushy and a little slippery real slippery, take your time. and you'll be okay. >> and we have already seen with t

nbc 10's matt delucia is live for us this morning in mullica hills, gloucester county with a look at the best ways to tailgate. matt tell us all3hn this morning, a bunch of fans will be gathering here to put sandwiches together for the big game. they'll be working extra hard. most of us will be inside warm in our homes watching the game tonight, but the next eagles season it is not too far away. keep positive thoughts there. we stopped by the philly auto show, to find out what people are looking for in tailgate vehicles. every year the technology is getting stepped up and a lot of people are also looking at pickup trucks these days i'm told especially with lower gas prices right now. and some of the trucks and suvs have power adapters others have fold-down seats. and what we found, people these days they want to know what they can fit into a vehicle and how much of it. manufacturers are trying to keep up with the request and demand. >> it's all about having space, having comfort for yourself but you've got to have the essentials with you. you want to pack your chairs a tent in case

nbc 10's matt delucia is live in mullica hills, gloucester county. and although the eagles aren't playing tonight, some birds have been busy this weekend. tell us about it? >> reporter: that's right, rosemary. we're all excited, even though the eagles are not in the super bowl. of course, it would be a lot better if they were. but later this morning, about 250 people will be gathering here at clear view regional high school in mullica hill. you can see one guy in there right now, getting ready. and they're going to be making hoagies for the game. sadly, as we mentioned,s eagles are not playing, but we do know what some of the players have been doing during their off-season. >> all the chrome was removeded and we painted a ul the chrome black and tinted all the windows on it. >> reporter: check out these tricked out cars inside the dubbed section of the philly auto show. we found a customized mustang with eagles green lighting and his number on the side. michael vick's infinity is there, and he hadn't seen what was done to his car before this auto sho

more than 200 volunteers were breaking bred at clearview regional high school in mullica hill sundayorning. >> incredible awesome experience. >> reporter: the 2-foot long hoagies sell for $10. >> we're making an italian hoagie with salami, provolone cheese lettuce tomato. >> reporter: the meat of the story is not how much heart goes in. >> blind deaf, cerebral palsy, she was on a breathing tube for a long time. >> reporter: christina was born with several health problems. she's now facing a number of surgeries that are not covered by insurance. the funds raised will help christina and two other local families. >> i feel grateful. i feel loved yeah, by a lot of people. >> reporter: so how does it work? let us explain. they are making more than 1200 italian hoagies, several tables serve as an assembly line. volunteers enjoy hamming it up as they place the meat. the only thing that makes them cheesy is the provolone. >> everybody is responsible to make it look good. we want a good product. >> reporter: it was a wrap as volunteers walked away knowing they did a good deed. >> the impact o

nbc's matt delucia is live in mullica hills to explain.hi, matt. >> reporter: we're getting ready for the big game and that means lots and lots of hoagies. how hundreds of people are spending this early sunday morning. >>> and i'm tracking snow and rain moving in so if you have errands to run, putting last-minute touches on your super bowl party, do it now. we'll see changing conditions, and they'll stick and your monday morning commute. >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, a live picture from glendale arizona, shows the scene of the showdown between the patriots and the seahawks in tonight's super bowl. wish you were there? we've got you covered with a preview of the action in a live report. >>> we are tracking snow and rain for our region on this super bowl sunday. here's a live look from milwaukee, wisconsin, where the flakes have been falling this morning. this is all part of the same system that's headed our way. good morning and welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's just after 7:30 on this sunday. meteorologist

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nbc 10's matt delucia is live in mullica hill.the kids there have been focused on hoagies all morning long a popular super bowl snack. >> reporter: they have been focused on hoagies all morning here rosemary. and it's all for a charity. take a look here. the kids here at clear view regional high school are raising money for three fellow students who have medical ailments. the work has been going on nonstop since about 8:00 this morning. there's ban flood of rolls meat cheese and veggies here in the school cafeteria and everyone is volunteering their time. they call this hoagies for hope. it was something originally started by washington township now the school has taken over to continue raising money for the students. one has leukemia another has muscular dystrophy, and a third girl has had several brain surgeries. 1,200 hoagies will be made here today with the hope of raising more than $3,000. >> really trying to just help out people in need i guess. >> it's so cool. because we're all one big family and we all just have fun with

you can come to a vineyard, right here, mullica hill. okay?have this big event going on this weekend? >> yes, we do. we have the wine and chocolate weekends, not just here but all over south jersey, and throughout the state, we're doing the wine and chocolate weekend, wineries are offering entertainment, obviously some chocolate, great wine. >> dave will be here? >> dave will be here this week end. >> he really changes the mood. like we were talking before. dave started playing the guitar. >> so okay, wine, wine, wine and chocolate? >> wine and chocolate. so we start with the first wine here, we have 2012, what we will do here, you will want to take your glass, going to want to open up those flavors, get that option flowing. >> this really works? >> oh, yes. >> crystal glasses really opens up the smell of the aroma. you will take your chocolate, all right? so got dark forest truffle here, from the truffle tree, right across the grass. >> okay. >> and they're providing all of the chocolate this weekend. so what you want to do, you want to smell

"eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at clearview high school in mullica hill, where the prep is underway, same, a man did that place get busy quick. good morning. >> good morning, it is so bus any here, and if smells absolutely delicious. i want a hoagie for breakfast. these guys, 250 volunteers here making hoagies and it is all for a good cause. these hoagies going to benefit some local families, dealing with some health issues, like pediatric cancer, and that money will go into their pockets, so it is all for a good cause. this is about 2 feet long hoagie selling for ten bucks and with me right now one of the volunteers, alberto . >> we have assembly line, cheese meat, lettuce. >> tell me what casino. cheeses are we talking about what kind of meats? >> cap cola, salom i lettuce tomato. >> message to the madness? >> slow, steady, make it look real nice, beautiful for everybody to eat, ya. >> so talking 2 feet long? >> $10 yes. that's perfect on superbowl day, lots of parties and stuff. >> absolutely. so, these are kids here, high schoolers, winter schoolers. >> middle s

"eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at clearview high school in mullica hill, where somema good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. you said it, you can't have the superbowl without smacks. it is all about the food tonight y not eat something that's all for a good cause? and that's what hoagies for hope is. now, if you take a look behind me, see this is an empty calf tear y but in just about an hour, hour and a half there is place will be filled with a couple of hundred volunteers, making 1200 hoagies, and those hoagies will be for sale, and that money is going to go toward three families here, in this area, that need help, that their kids are in these school district, they need help. and of course, this is going to be for a great cause lots of people coming out here. and of course you can't have the superbowl without a hoagie. nicole, i don't know what's on your menu today, but i think a hog is he in order. again, there will be about 1200 hoagies here in sale at clearview regional high school. it will be around during the district, other schools where they'll be

"eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry enough mullica hill, new jersey, where students and volunteers making hundreds of hoagies. right, same a? >> that's right. nicole, it is still little quiet behind me there is calf tear y but in about a half hour we'll have more than 200 volunteers here making hoagies and like you said it is all for a good cause. it benefits local families, dealing with things like pediatric cancer, and things like that, so of course, money will stay within the community, and you get to enjoy a great hoagie on a day that's all about food. i know, i know superbowl sunday is about football. but we all know mainly it is about food. i know what's on our menu, but you should have a hoagie n about a half hour, there will be couple of hundred volunteers making 1200 hoagies. now, so far they've 700 for pre sale. so going to have some left over. so, if you're looking for some dinners tonight for the superbowl, you should come down here at the clearview regional high school, and pick up some hoagies. again, it is all for a good cause, and nicole, see in you about a half hou

at heritage vineyards in mullica hill owners say the snow serves as a thermal blanket of sorts to protect the roots. while most of us want to warm up, growers don't want the temperatures to rise too quickly because the budding crops get confused by cold weather, warm weather and back to cold. >> we get another cold flash and then our blossoms are out and it could damage our crop. >> that's when you're in trouble? >> that's when we're in trouble. >> the market says prices would only ab effected if mother nature ruins the volume of certain crops. prices could change if the amount of produce coming from other states is impacted by the weather. on that note orange growers in florida are worried about how this blast of cold could affect their future crop. temperatures there could fall below 20 degrees. the problem, the new fruit trees are already blooming. if they freeze over next year's crop will die before it even starts to grow. >>> this morning, new information on that deadly road rage shooting in las vegas that killed a mother of two. what police say the suspect said about the crime. >>>

"eyewitness news" cameras were there this morning at clear view regional hoy school in mullica hill for the fun riser hoagies for hope. more than 200 people gathered and made 2-foot hoagies to sell for the super bowl with all the proceeds going to local families families. volunteers made a total of 1200 hoagies. nice job. justin is back with the last check on your >>> all right. justin that final wake up forecast. >> seeing snow pick up in intensity right now. even through philadelphia and parts of south jersey all the way up through the lehigh valley and poconos. best shot for accumulateing snow will be in the northwestern suburbs up through the lehigh valley one to 392 bucks montgomery and chester. three to sick in the lehigh valley and six to 10 in the poconos. will change over to rain here in philadelphia. watch out for freezing rain in the far northwestern suburbs tomorrow morning. things could be slick for the morning commute. take your time out there. >> got to be careful. thank you justin and thank you so much for joining us tonight. our morning team will be starting early 30 mi

at heritage vineyards in mullica hill owners say the snow serves as a thermal blanket to protect the roots of the grapevines. the wind circulates the air naturally. while most of us want to warm up, growers don't want the temperatures to rise too quickly because the budding crops get confused by the switch from cold to warm and then back to cold weather again. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> it looks like we'll keep those temperatures pretty consistent this week in the 20s for most of the workweek with the exception of tomorrow. now today we are tracking some snow and we're tracking accumulating snow in some areas. let's get started. we have a first alert weather day. we have dangerously cold weather this morning. it is brutal once again outside. bundle up as you head out. our next story turns to the snow that will arrive in a couple hours. the snow sometimes heavy, it will stick quickly. it's cold outside, the roadways are cold. so we could see coatings on the roadways very quickly. a changeover to an icy mix and eventually a cold rain for everybody. it feels like 10 bel

at heritage vineyards in mullica hill they tell us that snow can serve as a thermal blanket to protect the roots of the grapevine. while most of us want to warm up, temperatures don't want the temperatures to rise too quickly because the budding crops get confused when the weather goes from cold to warm and back to cold. >> then we get another cold flash and then our blossoms are out and it could damage our crop. >> that's when you're in trouble? >> that's when we're in trouble. >> sheffield's market says prices would only be affected if mother nature ruins the volume of the crops. it could also change if produce coming from other states say like florida, is impacted by the weather. >>> now nbc 10's first alert weather. >> we're going to see cold air this workweek. temperatures mainly in the 20s. today, this morning we're starting out frigid and we'll see the temperatures rising throughout the niceght time hours. i'll break down this storm. right now we're calm quiet, mostly cloudy sky. we're looking at a first alert weather day today. we are looking at snow today, the potential for th

haddon heights 5.3 and mullica hill about 3.5. looking at those temperatures now, in the 20s but tonight that's the concern. we're looking at any of that slush refreezing. single digits and teens across our area. and if you think that's cold, even colder air is expected to move in later on this week. that could put us in the record books. of course, we're not done with the snowfall either. when i come indoors i'm timing a clipper that will bring that cold air as well as some of that snow back into the picture. back to you. >> all right, we'll talk to you then scott. dramatic video just into our newsroom from north jersey. look at that right there. crews called out to an ice rescue in middletown. would you we don't know yet how this person became so far out on the ice. first responders got that sled going. pulled the person to safety. no word on how that person is doing tonight. >>> here's a live lock right now at route 301 in middletown delaware. traffic looks to be moving okay out there right now. could get little trickier as the

happening right now in our area volunteers at clear view high school in mullica hill are whipping upuper bowl fund-raiser. they are making hoagies for hope. sales of the sandwiches will help children and families with life threatening medical conditions in the gloucester county community. our live coverage of super bowl xlix from arizona begins today at noon and kickoff is at 6:30. the only place you can watch it is right here on nbc 10. i'm rosemary connors. brittney and i will see you right back here at 9:00 for an hour and a half of news. until then, have a good one. ♪ >>> we're back on a sunday morning february 21st, 2015 with one of the most iconic super bowl ads, the 1992 pepsi commercial featuring cindy crawford. >>> we have a sneak peekfeature ing chelsea hammer and sara silverman. >>> this morning, the first competition of the day between the seahawks and patriots is happening on our plaza. two of the biggest fans of these teams and big tailgaters known for their specialties are going apron to apron in a tailgate cook-off otherwise known as -- our breakfast. >> sheinelle and

moorestown 5.5, mullica township 3.5-inches.from i believe burlington county. merchantville four, pemberton three. ewing township is up to 4-pint five, a late number that just came in a couple minutes ago. cape may is taking the cake. cape may in the southern portion of new jersey is up to 7-inches and snow really kind of winding down there. for the morning rush because of the snow that we've had overnight even though it's beginning to diminish a lot of snow covered roads still out there so expect delays, several inches on the ground across much of the region. your temperature right now 15 degrees and only going to 30 later. karen, it does look like the snow will be winding down between now and about 9 or 10 o'clock this morning. already diminishing in a lot of the areas but that doesn't mean that the roads instandly get better. >> and we're seeing that right now. you can see that people are moving okay in spots and other spots even on the main roads it's slippery and we've got accidents. this is a jackknifed tractor-trailer. yo