not in phoenix, it's in glendale, about ten miles northwest of phoenix. phoenix know where all of the rest of the fun is happening. it's also where "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live this morning and bob, this year's super bowl is really a business trip right off for some bay area leaders. >> reporter: you are correct, good morning to you, kris and sam. we've got about 15 to 20 members of the super bowl l host committee who arrived here earlier in the week from the bay area, coming here to phoenix to see how they're putting on super bowl 49. next year it will be their turn when they bring the ball to the san francisco area. it's quite an undertaking. phoenix expecting a million visitors, you see we've got a few there already here early in the morning, trying to get their mugs on the "today" show. they turned this 12-block area of downtown phoenix into super bowl central, so much here to do, it makes your head turn. you've got this large rock climbing wall called the grand canyon experience, all sorts of vennors, concert stage for live music, dr

phoenix project supported that. >> that's fantastic.e we run out of time, i want to talk about the meeting you had with michelle obama's brother. we have some images of your kids meeting him. you went to image for success to get everybody all dolled up. >> yeah. they were so pleased. when they knew they had a chance to meet michelle obama's brother craig robinson at dominican college, they just got prepared and image for success provided all of their clothing, and we went to see him. he was promoting his bock. each of them received an autographed copy of the book. what's most important is that phoenix project is a prevention program, too, so many of our participants are not -- have been faced with the legal system, but we also have a majority of them that have. so our goal is to help guide them to be productive members of society. >> jacari, we've run out of time, but i want to congratulate you on all your success. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> thank you for being here. unfortunately we have run out of time. my thanks to all of

this is the third time that phoenix is hosting the championship. all the action off the field is right there in the downtown area. >> reporter: while the rest of the country shivers, they're manufacturing ice here in the desert to give phoenix a chilly feel. super bowl central is giving downtown a look it's never seen before and they're going be here. from over inflated footballs to branded skyscrapers, light rails ready to haul hundreds of thousands of visitors around barricaded streets surrounding what is known as block 23. and nothing says giant tailgate like countless port-a-potties. nfl and private contributors are spending well in excess of $80 million, hoping the region will see a half billion dollar economic return. all over the region residents are getting to the super bowl spirit. they are raising money for charity. this is human fooseball played with a soccer ball. feet and arms all getting a workout here for a good cause. >> no hands or spinning. it's like indoor soccer but with a bar. >> and a kid sized ball. >> yes. >> doesn't deflate

good evening from phoenix, arizona. site of super bowl xlix. you know they say behind every good man is a good woman. in the case of tom brady, it's three good sisters, all older sisters. all very good athletes. all super competitive. all very influential. in making the man tom brady became on and off the field. before the super bowl titles, the highly paid endorsements, the national awards and the international tabloid media attention, tom brady wasn't even the star in his own house. >> growing up the girls were kind of able to take over the city with some of their sports. they were very, very good softball players and used to win the leagues all the time. and tommy at that time they were very young. but he was even younger. and so he would kind of tag along. and so it was always maureen and julie and nancy's little brother tommy. >> reporter: the brady sisters were highly touted softball players, each taking their careers to the collegiate level. being the kid brother, tom was heavily influenced by his sisters' competitive fire. >> they share

we have clear skies in glendale at the university of phoenix stadium. it's going to be clear and mild. and 64 degrees. so it's going to be great. i think the retractable roof is open. everybody very happy. take the graphic down, because they were all upset over here. they didn't get on tv. so dylan, there you have it. i'm ready for a kegger! yeah. back to you. >> they're just getting home from a kegger, al. >>> good morning, 6:13 the time. wake up to comfortable numbers here. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. it's going to be a beautiful day. talking about record setting heat later this afternoon. 52 in san francisco. as you can see from our camera a little bit shaky but clear skies across the bay this morning and those clear skies will give way to sunny skies later on. temperatures nice, 7 1 south bay. 69 peninsula. 72 tri-valley. 69 san francisco. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> the kegger and al. all i could think of is "old school." >> you're my boy, blue. >> that's good stuff. shifting gears a bit here. one former patriots star back in t

it is in glendale ten miles northwest of phoenix, but phoenix phoenix, where all of the rest of the fun is happening, at least today. also where today in the bay's bob redell is joining us live. you're at the nfl experience. i don't know why they dipddn't draft you. >> i don't either. it's their loss obviously. jared cougher, spokesperson with the nfl experience, has challenged me to test my skills in football. what do we have here? >> we have the return to glory passing drill here. kind of emulate tom brady, drew brees. catch a pass from your favorite quarterback. >> you're the challenger. you're going to go first. we got the machine. get in position. down, set, hut one, hut two. hike, hike hike. got to get through the obstacles and here comes the pass. and oh a little short, but he made it. nice job, jared. question is can i do the same? very good skills. here you go. we'll see. >> hut one, hut two, hike. >> go bob, go. ooh, man. some defensive playing. >> what a catch. he made the grab. >> that's awesome. >> so who won that one, you guys? >> i think you did. >> dwrumatics or executio

nbc 10's keith jones is live there in phoenix. now keith, you found a south jersey couple who their favorite teams aren't in the super bowl but they're still rivals. >> christine, you can say they're finding love in all the wrong places. before we get to that as you mentioned, last-minute preparations are happening behind me at super bowl central and happening from the ground all the way up to the sky. the united health care building here in downtown phoenix. that giant banner we've been watching them being installed since we arrived last week several of them that one is about 30 stories tall advertising the halftime show featuring katy perry. you can see crews covering an old banner it had said, quote, new apartments coming fall of 2013. so it's a little old. back on the ground we kekds out what's called the nfl experience. we talked to birds fans but none like one couple. see the south jersey guy is an eagle fan, his wife a die hard cowboys fan. their marriage proves there's hope for all of us. >> so i don't get this. so south j

phoenix is expecting a million visitors to be coming out here for this week. you can see some are up bright and early trying to get on the backdrop of the "today" show which is broadcasting here. they've turned this 12-block area of downtown phoenix into what they call super bowl central, so much to do here it makes your head turn including over here this large rock climbing wall, the grand canyon experience. you've got all sorts of vendors, a concert stage for live music which you can see, drew quite a crowd last night in spite of the rain we're having. couple blocks away taking up four floors of the phoenix convention center, the nfl experience, interactive zone for any fan who wanted to try to be a professional football player and in this crowd is one man charged with trying to replicate and approve upon the experience for the next year, super bowl l in town to learn how to handle rodgistics like public transportation and security and to come up with ideas to help their plans for super bowl l. it will be in the musconi villa village. the game played in sant

leave your drone at home. >> in phoenix this morning, we're three days away. i can imagine security is all right tight. >> yes, very tight. super bowl central already drawing big crowds and a huge security presence. excited fans. with divided loyalty sies. >> in the bag. >> brady. brady, gronk. >> all together in downtown phoenix a million people expected at super bowl central with a free concert and climbing the 30-foot tall rockwall known as the grand canyon experience. >> it comes easy after a while. >> reporter: keeping the crowd safe at fan attractions and on game day is no small task. federal, state, local authorities have joined forces and reacting the see something, say something campaign. authorities say they have received no specific credible threats on the super bowl but on the lookout for anything including lone wolf-style attacks. >> keenly aware while majority of people view super bowl as the culmination of the football season others see this as a high-profile targetoon world stage. >> reporter: a bit of a dress rehearsal before the big game, it

clear skies in glendale at the university of phoenix stadium. it will be clear and mild and 64 degrees. it will be great. i think the retractable roof is open. take the graphic down. they were upset over here. they didn't get their shot. dylan, there you have it. the forecast. i'm ready for a kegger! yeah! back to you. >> and that is a look at the >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. it is going to be a bitter cold day. temperatures range between 24 and 29 degrees with our wind speeds gusting up to 35. then we watch this next system as it gets closer to us heading into send afternoon. this is going it affect your super bowl watching parties. and then as we head into your sunday night as you're trying to head home, we could be dealing with snow throughout the area. the seven-day forecast shows a high today of 26 and we deal with snow and rain sunday night in monday. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> the kegger and al. all i could think of is "old school." >> you're my boy, blue. >> that's good stuff. shifting gear

it rained here in phoenix this morning. it affected super bowl crowds here in phoenix. we talked to a lot of eagle fan who are not only stuck but here to attend the pro bowl that happened this past weekend. not bad deal for them but we're going to talk about the struggles to get to and from super bowl xlix. we're your eyes and ears for the next few days especially today with today being media day. live from phoenix, keith jones, "nbc 10 news." >> super bowl sunday kicks off with festiveityies beginning at noon and kickoff at 6:30. you can catch all of the action right here on nbc 10. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> snow is coming down as expected but it is light snow in philadelphia. gusty wind yes. that's going to stay with us during the day, but it ooh going to be light snow in philadelphia. there's going to be light accumulation but nowhere near. light snow falling there. barely falling in the lehigh valley. light snowfall in atlantic city. seeing the snow continue. at times it gets a little bit heavier in the atlantic city

and now we look back to the west, just saw that rain in phoenix. that's all part of the storm that is headed this way. a lot of moisture with it already. so this is not one of those that we have to wait to develop. it is already developed. it already has a lot of moisture. real key here is going to be the track because north of the track of this low, look at the area of snow here as we go into sunday. there is going to be rain sleet, snow issue depending on whether the low goes north of philadelphia or south of philadelphia. it is still remains to be seen. the computer models kind of varying on this from time to time. so as we get a little bit closer this is one particular model, as we go into sunday morning, everything is fine. but as we go into the afternoon, there may be a little band of snow developing at least in parts of the area. little finger of snow. but later on during the evening, see the darker blues indicating the steadier and heavier snow and especially to the north, lehigh valley poconos, you have the greatest chance of getting at le

festivities are already under way right now in phoenix. nbc10's keith jones isn't sitting beside me because he's inside all of the excitement at super bowl media day. >> reporter: our nbc10 crew shot an hour's worth have footage at us airways. we broke down the highlights. there are thousands of fans here down on the floor. it's a mob scene of people all shapes and sizes. >> i've seen guys in slacks t-shirts. i've never seen a fake barrel. >> hey, man why not? first time for everything, right? welcome to phoenix. >> reporter: this was our warm welcome to media day. this is barrel boy. that's the original name i came up with. >> only people are, shall they say, bashful? >> reporter: not here. most people are loud like this guy's outfit equipped with eight gopro cameras. his name -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: speaking of angles hundreds of reporters asking questions, shooting video and posting to social media. among the throng of journalists, comedian a.b. smooth. >> hey, i should do the coin toss. >> reporter: at least. >> at least the coin

soggy, the phoenix open, the second round. and tiger.ked like a weekend hack ordinary er on that one, ken. on his way to his career worst round ever. look at the short game. 82. shot in 82. second time he has shot 80 plus. missed the cut for the 13th time, worldwide, in his career. all right, now tonight, the final journey and the 30 year boxing career of the marin county welterweight, paul nave. this blow hard was the ring announcer for the main event. there is paul nave, he decided to go out punches. a pretty good crowd. about 1500. 53 seconds into the second round, here is how it ended. yeah. a knock-out by luis hernandez who is 26 years younger. nave ends his career 20 wins, 10 losses, three draws. we love you paul. we will be back. >> david letterman is ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> it's the late show with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now the football referee with the big biceps, david letterman!

joaquin phoenix. from comedy central, larry wilmore. "this week in unnecessary censorship." and music from frankie ballard. with cleto and the cletones. and now, i kid you not, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: let me tell you, if you are here from out of town, you picked a good time to be here because it's very cold in the other half of the country right now and very, very warm and lovely here in l.a. it was like 75 degrees or something here today. [ cheers and applause ] i have to say, i'm a little jealous. at least when the roads are closed in the midwest it's because of something fun like snow. the only time roads here shut down are when parts of bruce jenner's face fall into the streets. a lot of schools were closed today. around the country. the windchill below freezing in orlando today. those who dressed at frozen at disney world were literally froze

it gets warm in phoenix but it doesn't get this warm.se temperatures in there. >> that man right there, cory mcenclose ski didn't miss a beat as he read some of those high temperatures. >> frankly, wickenburg is a total loss. you might as well just get out of anywhere along the area. very warm. surprise starting to heat up at 1300 degrees so the safe spots seem to be -- >> if the an authorizes weren't laughing you wouldn't know. he was cool as a cucumber. his advice to residents of those suburb get out while you can. maybe take whoever made the map with you too. >> i mean this is technology. sometimes it goes a little wacky. we have to give him a lot of credit. he is a pro. >>> for some of you your local news is coming up. >>> for everyone else, friendship nine. han the pain stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra

again, we are in downtown phoenix. we are going to ask them how they plan to secure the pope's visit in philadelphia. listen, a million people are expected here 2 million expected in philadelphia. you can look forward to all that here on nbc 10 from the super bowl team. reporting live in phoenix, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> it's much better in your home, on your couch. bathroom lines are shorter, food is great. super bowl sunday fun begins at noon. kick off at 6:30. you can watch all the action here on nbc 10. >> going to be very fun. >>> all morning neighborhood by neighborhood for a look at the road and weather conditions. we are getting snow and rain in parts of the delaware valley as you can see. we'll have an update from bucks county in three minutes. we are not the only ones preparing for the next snowfall. some cities could be seriously buried in snow. ♪ with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region you have the power to do more. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> at 6:15 here is a live look.

let's take a look inside. ♪ a phoenix must do. dog smothered in sriracha and cream cheese. >> i like that too. very different. ♪ >> reporter: and, of course, no super bowl weekend is complete without the parties. we got the inside hookup into jamie foxx's super bowl extravaganza. and spinning the beats, no other than our very own dj irie. >> hit 'em, baby. let's go. >> i fell asleep and didn't make it to the parties. if i had gone, i was going to bring some of this bling with me. >> this is the closest i've been to a super bowl ring unfortunately but a lot of bling and seems like each and every they get blingier and blingier. this is the earliest one. >> this is the washington redskins. >> seahawks last year reads inside, what's next? whoo. >> i tell you what's next right now. thank you. >> jesse just ran off with the ring guy, but we'll see what's in store if the seattle seahawks can pull another one of these come sunday, lara. >> i'm so jealous. you look like you're having a ball there, amy. looking forward to talking to you aga

veronica, no doubt about it, there are parallels to phoenix and the bay area. the majority of these kind of events will take place in the city of san francisco. and, of course, santa clara is the city that's hosting the stadium. >> joe vazquez life for us in arizona, thank you. >>> tonight we're getting our first real world look at the exclusive and very elusive tesla model x. video has surfaced of the all-electric suv being road tested in alameda. kpix 5's len ramirez on why the model is stirring up intrigue in the car industry. len. >> reporter: well, a lot of people want to see what this car really looks like. and this video was shot on a control phone by a man who was out skateboarding. he happened to be a tesla enthusiast and recognized what he saw. [ screeching ] >> reporter: the video now gone viral in the automotive world shows a careening suv being test driven on vacant runways in alameda believed to be the first spy video of the long- awaited tesla model x and the first time a model x has ever been spotted the running in the wild. >> the truck is flat

live in phoenix. for our super bowl team. the super bowl central is about to open up this afternoon, but next a story about perseverance from parking cars to stacking quarterbacks a valet driver may soon suit up for the seahawks in the super bowl. that story is next. >>> a florida man facing attempted murder charges for hitting his pregnant girlfriend with his car and then driving away. nearby home security camera captured the incident. you can see up there at the top of your screen the 7 months pregnant woman walking across the street then her boyfriend runs her down. we're stopping the video short of her getting hit. police say she was luckily not seriously hurt. >>> in san francisco, police are looking for crooks who stole gold nuggets from a history museum. here's what happened. police say an suv smashed into the front of the building yesterday. three men wearing ski masks jumped out, held the security guard at gunpoint and took 10 ounces of gold nuggets from a display case. the gold valued at about $10,000. >>> a form vo

keith jones live for us in phoenix this morning. keith, the man who has seen his fair share of criticism, the nfl commissioner, he's going to step into the spotlight today, right? >> that's right, christine. things are heating up today in downtown phoenix. we expect the busiest day this week, as you mentioned, new this morning, roger goodell's expected to face off against reporters. we're going to definitely be there at that news conference, especially in the wake of the deflate gate scandal. also, it has been raining here heavily at times for the last ten hours or so. check out super bowl central here behind me. they're making preparations. namely the "today" show crew is making preparations. it's the last live shot. the lights flipped on. you can see the anchor desk there. crews securing the equipment, the cameras, the lights as the rain here continues to fall. meanwhile, check out these pictures. about 20 minutes ago, or away, i should say in glendale global spectrum, which is across from philadelphia the university of phoenix st

live from phoenix. to the poll there's a sharp ideological divide when it comes to football. talking like charlie rose. it shows that self-identified conservatives are more likely to let their kids play football despite safety concerns. only 28 i'm joined by nfl sports columnist jerry bell of "usa today" and robert clem from "sports illustrated." why do you think libs are not for football? >> i don't think that they are for it or against it. i think they're indecisive. what the poll really points out is there's a geographical difference, i think the nfl in five, six, seven years will be strictly an s.e.c. it will be like the southeastern conference tore big ten conference, ohio state, michigan, now that harbaugh is there. far more geographical than ideological. >> those kids come from the south or they're recruited to the south? >> both, both. but they go to big football schools. a lot like hockey used to be in the northeast, when you get young kids with spectacular hockey skills that would gravitate an

i'm keith jones live in phoenix. up next the unique eagles fan books his trip to arizona extra early. the reason for his confidence. you won't want to miss this story. >>> nbc 10 following breaking news this morning at 4:45. we're taking a live look in allny right now, north american street. you see that car that crashed. there were two men in that car, and both men were shot. the passenger died. the driver was able to talk to police even though he was shot in the head. we'll have updates on this continuing developing story. >>> as one of our crews went to that scene, another story was breaking in south philadelphia. a fire that killed two people inside this home on daly street. investigators are on scene now, still going through everything. we heard from the fire commissioner say at this point they don't know what caused it. but nbc 10's katie zachary is learning more about the victims and what happened. we'll check in with her in a moment. >>> new from overnight, one person is dead at least six others hurt after a

you're taking a live look from the university of phoenix stadium.glendale arizona, on this super bowl weekend. that's going to be the place to be. temperaturewise, not too bad. temperatures pushing close to 70 degrees by tomorrow. by game time, we'll fall into the mid-60s with a mix of sun and clouds. as far as our temperatures are concerned, we are starting off with conditions in the teens this morning. bitter winds, super bowl snow in store for us. and then staying cold. the average for this time of year in the low 40s. but instead our daytime high staying in the mid-20s. that's the high during the day. for philadelphia right now, we're at 15 degrees. we're starting to see the sun come up. we'll see plenty of sunshine today. it will feel very cold. our wind speeds sustained northwest at 15 miles an hour gusting up to 26. across the rest of the region 13 in trenton 14 in atlantic city. for stone harbor 17 degrees. 16 in dover and 15 in wilmington. our feels-like temperature, take a look at the poconos, it feels like it's 18 degrees below zero. feel

there's a lot going on in phoenix. nbc's keith jones is live in phoenix. keith, super bowl xlix the eagles fans outnumber patriots fans 2-1. do you have a sense right now who has the bigger presence? >> reporter: that's a great question. you know earlier in this week we thought seahawks fans because they're probably louder. it turned out that snow in new england likely hampered a lot of those patriots' travel plans, the fans at least. well yesterday our thought of the beginning of the week was washed. both sides are here in full force. you might say the seahawks have a slight edge but these days here in phoenix are getting busier and busier as we count down to super bowl xlix on sunday. today we'll hear from players, coaches, referees and they're likely to talk about deflategate. i want to talk about super bowl security. we just found out the numbers for how many local police are going to be here on the clock this weekend. in phoenix, every officer is going to be working. that's about 3,000. and speaking of busy i want you to take a look at this. last nigh

soggy, the phoenix open, the second round. and tiger.d hack ordinary er on that one, ken. on his way to his career worst round ever. look at the short game. 82. shot in 82. second time he has shot 80 plus. missed the cut for the 13th time, worldwide, in his career. all right, now tonight, the final journey and the 30 year boxing career of the marin county welterweight, paul nave. this blow hard was the ring announcer for the main event. there is paul nave, he decided to go out punches. a pretty good crowd. about 1500. 53 seconds into the second round, here is how it ended. yeah. a knock-out by luis hernandez who is 26 years younger. nave ends his career 20 wins, 10 losses, three draws. we love you paul. we will be back. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he h

live from phoenix. to the poll there's a sharp ideological divide when it comes to football. talking like charlie rose. it shows that self-identified conservatives are more likely to let their kids play football despite safety concerns. i'm joined by nfl sports columnist mike barnacle, jarrett bell of "usa today" and robert klemko from "sports illustrated." why do you think libs are not for football? >> i don't think that they are for it or against it. i think they're indecisive. what the poll really points out is there's a geographical difference, i think the nfl in five, six, seven years will be strictly an s.e.c. it will be like the southeastern conference tore big ten conference, ohio state, michigan, now that harbaugh is there. far more geographical than ideological. >> those kids come from the south or they're recruited to the south? >> both, both. but they go to big football schools. a lot like hockey used to be in the northeast, when you get young kids with spectacular hockey skills that would g

she is in phoenix.e super bowl imagine the guilt that kid has to live with. >> you only get one chance to see your kid come out of the pocket. >> to make the play. >> that's a valid point. >> thank you. >> i'm not a football player or an athlete. i think we can attest. if i had missed seeing leila or nick born, i would regret it. i never have been in a super bowl but i cherish those two moments that i saw those kids come out. hey, rocky, watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat. amazing. >> can we cherish the forecast from you? i'm not sure. let's show you what we have got. we have this storm system that is moving off the coast. right now we have winter storm warnings for maine and advisories in the northeast. more snow. we are going to pick up for our friends in maine another to nine inches 12 inches of snow from bangor to east port. into northern new england. the rain here in phoenix will be making its way across the country. by sunday it is set up. it has snow from chicago into western pennsylvania by su

our own jim handly is in phoenix. coming up in the next half hour look for his report on what you may call the origins of football. >>> the uva president is expected to announce new campus initiatives in just a half hour. we'll explain what she will not be focusing on when she talks to students. >>> and some wind heading in our direction. we'll tell you about that coming up because we may also be looking for snow. amelia will cover that >>> right now storm team 4 is keeping a close eye on changes in the waethz. hold on to your hat this afternoon. the wind is expected to pick up soon. you can see the flag outside our studio in northwest d.c. it's flapping a little bit out there in the breeze but it's going to be flapping a lot more pretty soon we understand with the wind pickup and then a chance of snow on sunday. storm team 4 meteorologist ameil nah segal is here now with a look at the photograph forforecast. >> talk about less of a chance of snow monday. looking like we'll see snow changing to rain and then maybe bac

it's clear, the super bowl is big business here in phoenix. if your flight is scheduled fortomorrow or wednesday, you may not take off in time and the super bowl will lose out on those days of business z. back live here i want to show you super bowl central and the heart of downtown phoenix. you can see the roman numerals set up super bowl xlix. panning over to the right, there's a lot to take in here. this is a 12-block perimeter. 1 million people are expected to be here. there's a stage set up here. construction crews are working on the roof of it. you are going to see bands. we are here all week long to bring you the behind-the-scenes look here at nbc 10 and in phoenix. i want to hear your questions. tweet me or find me on facebook. we'll ask super bowl officials your questions here in phoenix. we are live, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> kick off at 6:30. that's a long pregame. they should all be long. you can catch all the action here on nbc 10. that gives plenty of time to get warmed up for the game. >> it is 5:19. this morning, it should b

go to where we are talking about the super bowl in phoenix. the valley of the sun, they don't call it that for no reason at aum, we're going to look at sunny skies for sunday game time, 67 degrees, light winds, not a problem at all. right now, though, we have a storm in the area bringing quite a bit of rain across areas of the valley, towards vegas and then a little bit of snow in the higher elevations. but for the most part it's a really warm storm. so that will be out of here by sunday. parties for saturday night in the phoenix area a little bit of a problem. little bit of rain. this storm, however, shannon becomes the next storm we're watching. it will affect a lot of people this weekend. we're going to be talking about pretty significant snow in the chicago area as well as indianapolis, maybe towards st. louis and much of ohio and again across parts of the northeast. wouldn't be surprised if we see some spots pushing ten inches or so all the way up towards boston new york city getting some of that on monday. but phoenix, shannon, looking g

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sarah deloff is in phoenix. we are three days away. i imagine security is tight. >> you are correct. attractions like super bowl central behind me are already drawing huge crowds. therefore a huge security presence. >> excited fans. with divided loyalties. >> the hawks. it's in the bag. >> all the way. got brady, gronk. >> reporter: altogether in downtown phoenix a million people expected listening to free concerts climbing the 30-foot-tall rock wall known as the grand canyon experience. >> it becomes easy after a while. >> reporter: keeping the crowd safe at attractions and the stadium come game day is no small task. federal, state and local authorities joined forces and are reactivating the see something/say something campaign. they have received no specific threats but are on the lookout for anything including lone wolf-style attacks. >> we are aware that while the majority of people view the super bowl as an exciting culmination of the football season, others see these events as a high profile target on a world stage. >> reporter:

we're live in phoenix. doreen and jim, back to you. >> good grief, those are some young football players who probably cannot sleep tonight. >> good for them. >> thank you, jim. he's going to be reporting live from phoenix all week. you can follow his behind the scenes experience all week on our nbc washington facebook page. >>> authorities are not taking any chances tonight with blizzard warnings that are posted all over the northeast. this is what -- well not all over but in parts of it. this is what it looks like in maine now where the governor has declared a state of emergency today. snow is piling up wind blowing all over the place. people have been told to stay inside up there. so bad the post office -- even the post office suspended service today. >>> a new aerial view of the snow-covered streets of new york city during the storm. life there will largely return to normal tomorrow. schools will be open and travel bans have been lifted. parts of long island are buried under more than two feet of snow. >

we're here inside the nfl experience inside the phoenix convention center. later today thousands expected to be here packing this area to test their hands on different football skills, watch how the wilson game ball, footballs are made here. one reasons cities choose the super bowls, because of the large crowds and amount of 0 money they bring to the area. the chamber of commerce tells us 2008 super bowl had an economic impact of $500 million. they expect super bowl xlix to come in around $600 million, considering that there are an estimated 1 million visitors spending dollars at restaurants, hotel shops and transportation. but a sports economist believes the numbers are misleading, and possibly overinflated. that cities already tourist destinations like phoenix, santa clara, san francisco, will be pulling in that kind of money regardless. >> there is enormous dollars in these events, super bowl is literally hundreds of millions of dollars. but it's mainly hundreds of millions of dollars to the nfl. and little bit that's leftover is -- goes to the corporate

the measles outbreak in phoenix arizona. how contagious is it? can you catch measles hours after the person left the room? >>> the third major storm hitting, from iowa to maine. tens of millions in the path. >>> and the jurors speak out. call one juror now turn a guilty verdict upside-down? >>> the wedding crash. the balloon suddenly dropping. >>> and 48 hours until the super bowl matt damon and ben affleck on deflate gate. >>> good evening, we begin with the super bowl and the battle off the field against the outbreak of measles. tonight, even the white house weighing in saying the science is clear, recommending the vaccination. it was thought the illness had been eradicated in the u.s. 15 years ago. but hospitals in arizona, monitoring people for possible exposure. at the super bowl on sunday. some fans will likely be asked if they had symptoms. and now, california 14 states the worst outbreak in decades. here's cecilia vega. >> reporter: tonight public health officials are monitoring 195 children exposed to measles at this clinic. at hospitals

. >> super bowl sunday is just five days away, but football fans are pulling into phoenix. traveled there to get a sense of all the excitement and how super bowl xlix could give us a glimpse of what super bowl l will be like here in the bay area. >> the valley of the sun. so calm. so quiet. >> i hate the seahawks. >> until just about now. >> seahawks, are you nervous a little bit? >> no, we got it. >> come on. >> no, i'm not. >> plenty of confidence swirling in the desert as arizona prepares to host super bowl xlix. >> it's 5 degrees in colorado springs. >> the fans of the seahawks and patriots flying in. >> smile pretty. >> it's a good spot. i like it. >> every time i drive around this area, there is so much to do. >> and the direct tv superfan festival will be one of those hot spots. >> a lot of different projects. i have production going in. >> zach murphy is in charge of turning the family owned corn field into a massive three-day tailgate party across from the stadium. murphy is here now, but he is scouted outside for super bowl 50 in the bay area. >> we have a map. it

>> so how much money does this mean to phoenix at the end of the day?> economic estimates are $500 million. changing perceptions, a place like arizona. we want to present for a place like ceos, a great place for business. phoenix is a growing and modern and advancing city. >> we're having a blast, thank you so much. >> great to see you. >> great to see you again. >> coming up, it's time to get mad. >> i just had a great california vacation going from san francisco to san diego, nothing can bother me right now. >> when you're the stewards of the game, you have to protect the game. >> half of the players in the sport right now up like ten years ago, want the steroids in the support. >> pick any two guys with an announcer and fans -- >> you're so in the weeds. >> how do you feel, by 5:00 in chicago, here is a-rod. >> you and your outdoor voice, very nice. >> i don't get him, but i love him. he will join us on this prime time edition of "morning joe requests tonight in phoenix. you show up. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it t

i believe they're in phoenix.they're getting warm weather. >> savannah guthrie is. >> there's two of them. >> that's right. >> yeah, we have two of them in phoenix, but one of us back here in new york. good morning to you. and straight ahead, it's a special split edition of "today." savannah and al in arizona to get you ready for super sunday. right, savannah? >> yeah. we've got it all covered here. the fun, the festivities, and, yes, deflate gate. we'll talk to iowadina menzel as she gets ready to perform the national anthem at the super bowl. >>> and we're going to give you a look at our super bowl commercial and show you how it was made. and here in new york oscar winner octavia spencer will stop by to talk about her new movie with kevin costner. and we'll catch up with the newly crowned biggest loser when we see you here on a split edition of "today" on a friday morning. back to you. >> well, i have to admit savannah and al we were spying on you a few minutes ago because our crew is on stage above you. so he s

they'll be touching down to 70s here in phoenix. boston fans brave the elements to send them off with a big rally this morning. coach bill belichi adde crowd. so did tom brady, who called them the best fans in america. the patriots are in their sixth super bowle belic era and this is the third time phoenix is hosting and this time all the action off the field is right he. while the rest of the country shivers they're manufacturing ice in the desert to give phoenix a chilly feel. super bowl central is giving downtown a look it's never seen before. and they're going big here. from overinflated footballs to branded skyscrapers, light rails ready to haul hundreds of thousands of visitors around barricaded streets surrounding what's known as block 23. of course nothing says giant tailgate like putting countless port-a-potties in place. the state of arizona, nfl, and private contributors are spending well in excess of $80 million, hoping the region will see a half billion dollar economic return. all over the valley region residents are ge

live in phoenix, nbc 10 news. >> you mentioned deflate gate.ust saw the "today" show crew placing footballs on the set. may want to go down and make sure they're properly inflated. >>> we all know everyone will be watching for the commercials on super bowl sunday right? >> yeah. and one local university is getting in on all of that super bowl action and getting the chance to showcase itself to the huge audience. >> temple is not a past it's a current that runs in all direction and leads us everywhere we want to go. >> a temple university ad will run in a local commercial during the game. it will feature students, no actors. the charge, they are saying, is to take charge. right now, there are two different ads and you have the chance to vote for which one will air. to check out those commercials and place your vote head over to our website, nbc 10.com. remember, nbc 10 is the only place you can watch sunday's showdown. the pregame starts at noon, kickoff at 6:30. nchtsz >>> new video into nbc 10 of news we brought you about 15 minutes ago. this

the university of phoenix stadium is a no-drone zone during the super bowl. the faa has put out this youtube commercial just to let everyone know not to fly your drone over the stadium. the ban also applies to just about any other manmade aircraft. >>> we did not send a drone to cover the game. we sent annual tombs including nbc 10's keith jones. he's live there in phoenix. he's been there all week. keith, what is going on there this morning? >> reporter: chris today is a big day. now, the tens of thousands of people have flooded downtown phoenix to super bowl central behind me. here's the rundown today. we're going to attend a news conference between nfl officials and referees. no doubt they'll talk about the deflategate scandal. also, we're going to get an update from the nfl about the counterfeiting merchandise that they busted up yesterday. one man is under arrest for selling merchandise that was fake worth $100,000. another thing that woke us up this morning, we're two hours behind you, fireworks that shot off here from super bowl central. they officiall

for now, live in phoenix, nbc 10 news. >> very cool. and especially because there's a different bird in the super bowl. the seahawks it's still good to see eagles fans representing. eagles gear on and everything. >> a different kind of predatory bird. maybe the correct one in next year's super bowl. >> that's right. that's right. exactly. >> all right. we'll be checking in with you throughout the morning. >>> well we all know the big role commercials play on super bowl sunday. >> and one local university is getting the chance to showcase itself to a huge audience. >> temple is not a past it's a current that runs in all directions and leads us everywhere we want to go. >> that's a portion of the temple ad that will run in a local commercial time slot during the game. it will feature students not actors the theme is take charge. right now, there are two different ads, and you have the chance to vote for which one will air. check out the commercials and place your vote go to our website, nbc10.com. >>> and nbc 10 is your home for super bow

meanwhile, the press descended on phoenix for super bowl media day.hough there were questions thrown about deflategate, responses from the patriots revealed absolutely nothing. >> we're just focused on seattle this week, that's it. so, it's all about seattle. it's all about us getting ready to play sunday. and that's where all of our attention is. i'm not really worried about the rest of that. >> all right, let's review the tape if that surveillance tape exists. >>> still ahead on "way too early," how do you like them apples? how the new iphones propelled apple into record sales. wait until you hear this number. >>> and tiger woods all smiles once again, and for the first time explaining how his tooth got knocked out. remember that picture? that story and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. stick around. ♪ >> "the challenger" with a school teacher and six regular astronauts on board was consumed by a giant fireball explosion less than two minutes after it was launched into the bright blue florida skies at 11:48 eastern time this