nbc 10's brittney shipp hit the red carpet to talk with the celebrities who came to minneapolis for thnfl honors red carpet. deon sanders, aaron rodgers, russell ciara, host rob riggle and comedian j.b. smooth all dressed to impress despite the minnesota cold cold and snow coming down. >> look at this, look at that go ahead. look at that. oh don't miss the back of the shoe. >> i love you guys. you guys always come and support. get me a philly cheesesteak, hop on the turn bike go home. >> you're feeling green, this means you're into the eagles? >> i mean -- i'm a giants fan, people. >> let's get that out of the way. they're not playing, so next up? >> i'm going to go -- i like the underdog. we'll see. >> we're going to do the nfl honors which i'm really excited about, and go to a steak house because i'm hungry. so yeah. >> my kind of girl. do you have any particular team that you're rooting for? >> well i mean i'm not a football nerd. but i think i'll root for the eagles tomorrow. >> yeah we're nbc philly, so we're happy to hear that. what about you? >> so eagles as well. you know i jus

britney shipp tracking the pardon me up on the way. he is at the blue cross river rink with your forecast. >> usually in february you start getting ant sy, maybe depressed. but now with less than four hours away, we paint the city red, white, and blue. behind me are the fine individuals trying their talent out on the ice skating rink, and why they may not have passed the trial rounds to get into the olympics, they're not letting that stop them. and they have festivities going on all weekend long. so as we go to our weather graphics and talk about the weather here this evening, the weather is fantastic. mid to upper 30s in the suburbs. it is cloudy out there. lehigh valley, a chilly night, but by your standards that is not so bad. . so we will be out here through 5:30 and the next half hour, i'm going to talk about why you want to stay here in philadelphia. the cost of going to south korea, and also what we're expecting here over the weekend in terms of activity. now i turn it over to my friend and colleague who doesn't like the cold, b

. >> let's send it out to nbc 10's brittney shipp who was on the red carpet earlier. >> i'm brittney and we are on the red carpet right now at the nfl honors award which is always takes place the night before the super bowl. we have big names walking by like aaron rodgers. he's right behind us here. all of the nominees are on the red carpet and they've been talking to us and we caught up with a few comedians like j.b. smoove and we're finding out who he's rooting for into the big game tomorrow. >> i would like to see the eagles win. i have guys on the team to have a great game and have everybo c more minneapolis before the super bowl. >> it's been a wrong buildup, man. we're ready to get out there. >> the eagles faithful dressed up for this trip and predict these won't be quiet flights. >> i'll bet we'll be doing a lot of fly eagles fly and a lot of chants. >> as of right now, they don't have tickets, but we're very hopeful that the closer it gets to the game and game time. >> not everybody is departing. you'll find eagles jerseys to describe it. >> and if you are desperate to get ou

meteorologist britney shipp is out in it, embracing it, live at the mall in minneapolis. those of us in the twin cities shouldn't expect much warmer temperatures than we got today. >> reporter: yeah, that's why we're out here live. this is pretty much what it's going to feel like. it is exciting to be here. lots of performances, lots to do, even a warming room. lots of food in there. behind me, lots of ice sculptures on display. temperatures today, our daytime highs, staying in the single digits. high around 7. tomorrow, only 14. this will go down in history as the coldest super bowl ever. even though, of course, the game is played in the dome. heading into the dome, celebrating after, are you going to find frigid temperatures today, most of the day. -- wind feels-like temperatures, lo for survive outside. everything cracks. because it's simply too cold here. we'll send it back to you, bill, in the studio. extremely cold in downtown minneapolis. >> you enjoy it, britney. we're enjoying a warmer morning here. and that includes the pocono mountains. it's still cold enough t

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now that fans have been in his city for a few days, britney shipp asks how they're behaving. >> so far so good. we want to welcome everyone, even philadelphia fans. have a ball, we're honored to have you in our city. >> by the way, we asked the mayor who he was rooting for on sunday, he told us he is not choosing sides. . >> this is one of the top five for the musical category. thousands of you sent in your videos for the fight song challenge. watch the renditions now on the nbc 10 app. >> brutal cold here in minneapolis, it is also cold back in philadelphia. >> it is, snow and rain are moving in for super bowl sunday. a perfect day to stay inside. let's bring in glenn hurricane schwartz. >> i don't think there will be too many people outside doors at 6:30 on sunday night. maybe after that time will there will be people flowing into the streets. that was at midnight. during the day, temperatures were falling. right now 24 in philadelphia, nine in mt. pocono. we're still seeing gusts of 25 to 30 miles per hour making it feel like five, ten below zero in mt. pocono. they have nothing on

meteorologist britney shipp is live at the mall in minneapolis. what does this guy have for you now? >> reporter: it's interesting. he has his own youtube channel called "minnesota cold." if you lived here your whole life, you might as well have fun with the cold. he's principal of an middle school. some of his videos have garnered seven million hits. tell us what brought. >> last night we froze the t-shirt. we're going to show what you can do with a frozen t-shirt. >> reporter: cool. i don't think i've seen a t-shirt, this is frozen solid. and the wind whipping around. we have video to show you from last night. so you dipped this in cold weather, you let it outside. it freezes solid. if you want to come back out live, of course we could only find a patriots shirt here as the eagles are taking on the patriots on sunday. let's see where we can okay. there you go. give it a good tear. you got it? i'll help you out. have you seen a t-shirt freeze like this before? >> no. that's so good. >> reporter: how do we feel? you think the fans will appreciate

. >> first alert meteorologist brittany shipp joins us to show how cold it really is.> reporter: hi, guys. first of all, yesterday was considered balmy compared to what we're dealing with today. yesterday, in the 20s and 30s. it was fairly comfortable. now today we have seen a cold front move through, went conditions. an arctic blast. your face feels cold. you cannot stay with your hands uncovered. you have to wear layers. and it will be like this throughout the day. winds moving out of southwest, 15 to 20 miles per hour. that means the windchill temperatures, the feels-like temperature, about 20 below 0. everyone that plans on traveling here the next couple of days should keep that in mind we have a special guest, principal nathan ziegler from hope academy. he's an youtube star who has a series called "minnesota cold," where he has fun with how cold it is in minnesota. we'll have fun today. we have video that we want to show, and it ae's the top hit, frozen trampoline that garnered seven million hits. tell us why you came up with the segment, "minnesota ever since i w

. >>> we turn to nbc10 meteorologist brittany shipp with the conditions in downtown minneapolis.ttany? >> reporter: yeah, i want another word decides frigid. i feel that doesn't do it justice. it's cold. we have temperatures now at 1 below. the current temperature at the airport is 0. wind speeds around 20 miles per hour. the feels-like temperature is closer to 20 below. it will stay that way through the day. as long as you dress in layers, there's a lot of fun to be had here, downtown minneapolis, at super bowl. you see the locations all covered with snow here. coming up we'll show you a few more things that you can do here at super bowl live. layer up. we're expecting daytime highs to stay in the single digits throughout all of day. it gets a little warmer the next couple of days. talking about ten degrees. it drops again heading into super bowl sunday. all the eagles' fans will be so pumped. hopefully that will keep them warm. again, you have to wear lots of layers today. and we'll have a few more science experiments with how cold it is here from a local principal who is a tot

. >> nbc 10's britney shipp and eagles legend brian westbrook surprised john with those tickets at his house. he's been a season ticket holder for the last 25 years. today britney met up with john here in minnesota. he said he has been waiting for this moment all week. >> every once in a while i would start to get all excited and say, calm down, you still got a week. now it is just i can't wait, just can't wait for this. >> john is taking his best friend to the big game. they've been going to eagles' games together for the last 25 years. how great is that? >> it is a good partnership. by now the eagles have finalized most of their game plan for the patriots. >> john clark from nbc sports philadelphia takes us inside their last practice, plus he talks to coach pedersen about what might happen if they win on sunday. >> reporter: hey, the eagles wrapped up their final practice of the week on friday and they only have one walk-through to go on saturday at u.s. bank stadium where they're going to play the superbowl. they want to get used to it. take a look at the final practice. good news,

we're going to go to britney shipp. >> yes, this system is going to happen right over your saturday evening. closer to philadelphia, we'll see slushy roads, a little bit of snowfall coming down but it will melt quickly. going to drop down and support snow. if you're closer to the suburbs, that is where we expect to see snow packed roads with three to six inches of snowfall expected. we'll go over some of the road conditions specifically for our suburbs stretching into the lehigh valley. warm conditions, excellent drives conditions. 4:00 p.m. to 9:00, take is easy. and then after 9:00 if you're out late it is dangerous conditions. going out on sunday we'll see improving conditions as we quickly warm up. >> a live look right now at the olympic culdron as it burns right now. >> yeah, shiffrin was not feeling well yesterday going into her favorite event, gina is joining us live from pyeongchang. >> the number four is considered unlucky here in south korea because it starts with the same letter as death, but we unfortunately have had a lot of foust place finishers for americans here including mi

let's check in with brittney shipp, live now at 30th street station. >> reporter: after the fun all overone to get home. so we estimated about over a million people expected to come through 30th street station between 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. that's when we saw the biggest crowds.owly die down. we have wendy with me. you came from d.c. how was the day? >> it was fantastic. came home to see my eagles. i'm originally from philadelphia. >> reporter: nothing for you to hop on the train for a few hours. >> not at all. >> reporter: where did you watchde? >> we watch eded the parade from many places wu we ended it was great. >> what was the highlight? i was really proud of them. when i won, i was so it traveling today? >> it was good. let you go because you have about 20 minutes you catch your train. so travel we're live here inside the 30th street station. we have others showing you how lines are. but once you get inside, everything is rung smoothly here. it's just a sea of green just eagles gear, eagles nation still comeing together now after an entire day of fun with the parade and everyone is try

. >> britney shipp attended the super bowl gospel celebration where there was a lot of love for the philadelphialots of celebrities flying into minneapolis and straight to the red carpet. >> what do you want to say to your fans in fillphilly? >> fly eagles fly. >> so i have to ask, who are you rooting for? >> i'm just a football fan. i'm a steeler fan in my heart, so i am just cheering for both teams. >> are you cheering for the patriots? >> i'm not cheering for anybody, i'm not into football. >> is there a special reason why you're wearing green? >> i'm an eagles fan, cheering for the eagles. >> but they needed a little help with the chant. >> can we do the chant? >> we just spell it. we say e-a-g-l-e-s. eagles! >> on the red carpet in minneapolis for super bowl 52 i'm britneyshipp. >> snoop saying fly eagles fly is everything. ago le eagles fans are making music of their own. >> this video is from yarden. a temple university music student. this is taking the cake for the most unusual instrument used. and we're kicking our super bowl coverage into overdrive for nbc 10 news at 6:00. >> we are, e

we begin with brittney shipp live in the square. >> reporter: this is pretty nice assignment. i cannot lie. tomorrow will be nice as well. but we can't bottle it. it's going to go pretty fast. take a look behind me. pretty active. we're see inging a lot of bear out today. lots of short sleeves and shorts. you can tell record warmth hit the valley. temperatures more than 20 degrees bringing a taste of spring in february. on such a special day where temperatures in philadelphia haven't been this warm on february 20th in almost 80 years, there are obvious winners with the warmer temperatures and a few on the losing end. >> anything around 50 or 60 they are out the door. i don't blame them. >> what are you doing outside today? >> getting cream. >> businesses like selling frozen treats and children that get to leave the heavy coats behind and relax with an outdoor movie in the middle of february. >> i really like it because usually it's really, really cold. and when it's cold i have to wear a lot of clothes. and i don't like to wear so much clot clothes. >> reporter: what about tho

nbc10 first alert meteorologist britney shipp joins us with more. >> reporter: this is next level. we were all hanging out yesterday. and it was -- the locals called it a balmy 28, 26 degrees throughout most of the day. we have seen a dramatic drop in our temperatures. we are going to stay in the single digit through the rest of today. if you plan to come to super bowl live, we have concerts, ice sculptures, you can take pictures, things to see and do. here's the closer look at the forecast, number one temperatures staying in the single digits, but windchills with our wind speeds whipping between 10 to 20 miles per hour. it will make it feel like 20 below 0. so make sure you have your layers. this is nothing to play with. we've license live the last few hours. enjoy yourselves, downtown minneapolis, you have to make sure you layer up so you can really actually enjoy the festivities. right now, i want to bring in nathan ziegler, a local principal. he's a youtube sensation, with some of his views getting seven million hits. what do you have? boiling water? >> we have water gun filled

molly, what witnesses was congressman shipp talking about? >> donald trump junior, congressman schiff's is president trump is still annoyed about what happened when his son answered questions at the end of last year in front of the house intelligence committee. >> what really aggravated him is when his son came to testify before a committee i asked him about the conversations he had with the president when he was on the aircraft and they concocted this false statement about that meeting in trump tower in the russians but he refused to answer the questions claiming attorney-client privilege which clearly does not apply to a situation where neither he nor his father are attorney or client. >> president trump is the democratic memo does not clear up any of the lingering pfizer court questions and shows no evidence of collusion with russia during the 2016 election. >> i will tell you that was a confirmation of if you call it a republican memo or that nunez memo but that was nothing but a confirmation and a lot of bad things happened on the other

goes on that's your benefit truckers like snider, werner, but it's bad news for retailers and other shippehippers this is the reason why a company like tyson predicted higher meat prices later this year you got higher labor costs, higher shipping costs reported, higher commodity prices being reported, and where possible, it might expect to see that push out to consumers as higher prices as well back to you. >> i have to say, i was on the road this past week, and just up and down i-95, that corridor there, i saw more truckers than i think i've ever seen before. it's amazing amount of transport going on right now morgan, thank you very much. >> absolutely. >> speaking of airlines, there's an exclusive tomorrow with the ceo of boeing, along around 9:00 a.m. eastern time tomorrow here on cnbc. and with the markets hitting highs again for the day right now, the dow up 250 points, let's get to kate rogers for more on how inflation could affect restaurants >> bill, well, inflation might not be a bad thing for restaurants according to analysts i spoke with today. first of all, the gap between infl

sergeant shipp said sir, we can line up this way. here's the tanks. i said okay, let's go, everybody lock your hatches, we're going right for the mercedes. and of course what we were doing was driving wild boar. >> sure. >> i had no clue. but we drove -- he got two wild boar that morning and my platoon pulled up right in front of his mercedes and got out and he said, lieutenant, that was outstanding. and i got a four-star letter of commendation as a second lieutenant. which i don't think that many people get those. >> do you still have that piece of paper, sir? >> i have it in my files somewhere, but -- >> yes, sir. >> so my company commander congratulated me, my battalion commander congratulated me. that was my welcome to berlin. i met my future life in berlin. she is not a german. she was working for state department. i knew i was going vietnam. i was a platoon leader for a while and then they picked me to be the commander's aide, the brigade commander's aide, which i did. and i did it for two different commanders. samuel baldwin who ended up at bei