>> yes this first area of snow is with this arctic blast coming in. has nothing to do with the storm on sunday. can you see moving in from the north and west the lake effect to some degree. at least the lakes are helping to create this moisture. it's gone through the city of philadelphia into new jersey camden and gloucester county. on the other side of the country. phoenix is getting rain. this is part of the storm that will affecting us on sunday. this is not one of the storms we wonder whether it's going to develop or develop in time or create moisture. it's there. there's plenty of moisture. it's just a question of the track and how much warm air gets in here. what areas will see it change to rain. what areas will see mostly snow. the better chance you have of mostly snow is farther to the north. we'll break down some of those specifics in just a few minutes. the but the other big issue is the wind. and the windchill. meteorologist sheena parveen has more on that. >> part of the reason we're seeing the snow squall through the area right now, strong winds helping to bring somg of that in. not everyone's seeing it but everyone is seeing the high winds across the area. winds are gusting about 20 to 30 miles an hour and earlier today, we had wind gusts over 40 miles an hour. a gusty day out there, look what it's doing to the temperature, making it feel 10 degrees colder. feels like 26 in philadelphia. north and west already feels like the teens. feels like 27 mt. holly. 25 in millville. 20 is what it feels like in wilmington. throughout the night these numbers will be dropping down and the winds have too. if you have friday night plans, it will stay windy and it's going to stay very cold. here's the future feels like temperature. when we factor in the winds. we take you a few hours from now. temperatures will be feeling more like 5 degrees in millville, dover. by tomorrow morning, a good portion of the area will feel below zero starting off your saturday. so, it's going to be really cold windy start to the week. then we are tracking that chance of snow as we end out the week. i'll show you all the details coming up. >> we're getting pictures of the snow squaulz moving through our area. vince lattanzio is here with a view from your neighborhood. >> we're getting a lot of reports in all across the city of philadelphia through our social discovery. this is smith memorial playground. talk about a squall lots of snow coming down in all different directions. all of those blue dots on the screen, those are different reports we're seeing from social media. here's what's going on right here in the area around the police touch museum fairmount park. a lot of snow coming down there. this is the blizzard this girl says is happening outside her window. this is what it looks like on the schuylkill expressway. the girl says, just like that the snow is back. you want to be careful if you're driving. this guy joe says it's hard to see center city because so much snow we saw the pictures earlier when we first showed you at the top of the newscast how hard it was to see down the skyline, center city philadelphia. take a look at the beautiful snow in wynnefield heights. more can you share with us through the nbc10 app and more on nbc10.com. >> and the seven-day forecast is minutes away with a closer look at the super bowl sunday storm. can you get updates any time right on your smartphone or tablet. the free nbc10 first alert weather app has radar, the extended forecast and more. it is a free download. just "like" the new "nbc10 news" app. now more on the breaking news we first told you about at 4:00. pennsylvania state treasurer rob mccord used his power as state treasurer to shake down campaign donors and he's leaving office immediately. nbc10's harry hairston is live in the digital operation center. mccord released a video statement. what did he say? >> he released a video statement shortly before our air. on camera he admits to threatening donors to give to his campaign to run for governor or he would make their lives difficult. here's some of what he had to say. >> the fact is i stepped over the line by trying to take advantage of the fact that two potential credibilitiers hoped to continue to do business with the commonwealth. by developing talking points to remind them i could make things difficult for them, i essentially said the potential contributors should not risk making an enemy of the state treasurer. clearly, that was wrong. i was wrong. it was a mistake. >> governor tom wolf released a statement moments ago. he says it's a sad day for the common wealth of pennsylvania. he also goes on to say, it type of behavior leads to the erosion of the public trust. it is simply not acceptable. and he says he's working quickly to present a nominee to this senate of the highest caliber and capability. now, also there was no opportunity for us to ask mccourtmccord questions. his attorneys said they would not allow him it take questions and would only release that prerecorded video coming from mccord. now, mccord's attorneys also say he has made an agreement with the feds to plead guilty to any and all federal charges. jacqueline? >> harry, since is he going to plead guilty what's next for him? >> first of all, i talked to some legal experts that have been here for decades. with these type of clients and dealing with these situations where elected officials are being investigated or prosecuted by the feds. they tell me in all political corruption cases, none have just gotten probation. it's always been an automatic, you go straight to jail. also, he called the video being released my legal expert did, very unusual. he says there's no advantage to it in his opinion, because he needs to save the allocution for the judge, saying the judge is the only one that matters at this time who mccord has to convince that he is very sorry for what he did. >> very interesting. we know you'll stay on top of it. harry hairston live in the digital operation center. breaking news from camden county from cooper run drive in cherry hill where a car crashed into the house around 3:15. we're still working to find out just how it happened and whether anyone was hurt. we have new information about a sex scandal within the ranks of the philadelphia fire department. nbc10 investigative reporter mitch blacher is live outside headquarters. >> reporter: a source inside philadelphia city government confirms as many as 40 people 40 city workers, may be involved with this sex scandal inside the philadelphia fire department. they have knowledge about the investigation that is ongoing and confirmed that -- the philadelphia sex scandal centers around a female firefighter. a source inside city government with specific knowledge of the ongoing investigation tells the nbc10 investigators as many as 40 staffers inside the fire department are involved. the source confirmed the female paramedic shared nude pictures and video of herself with colleagues and engaged in sex acts with others sometimes on city time. when we spoke with her lawyer by phone, she declined to comment on the specifics of the case because the investigation is ongoing. >> it's a significant personnel issue. >> reporter: mayor nutter has only talked about the scandal briefly. friday his office said it couldn't talk about an ongoing personnel matter. this is what he said thursday. >> i'm really concerned about it but i can't talk about it at this point. >> reporter: the source said the scandal does not involve top fire leaders but does go as high as the captain level. there's at least one captain at all of the 64 fire houses in the philadelphia fire department. >> our sources have been able to confirm the name of that pair paramedic but we're not releasing it because of the type of allegations involved in this case. mitch blacher, "nbc10 news." this devastating new jersey apartment fire last week left 1,000 people homeless. it's been ruled an accident. but that is not stopping officials from preventing a similar disaster from happening again. how this could impact other apartments. after a near record snowfall, the big dig out continues in boston. why one known new englander got a visit from police after the storm. speaking of snow a live picture now from the schuylkill expressway although city avenue. light snow is falling. can you see heavy traffic crawling westbound as it normally is this time of evening. sheena returns with the seven-day forecast in minutes. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the difference for yourself. get a fios triple play online at an amazing 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what one democrat said about philly's chances and where it may go instead. there's a big shakeup in the 2016 race for the white house. mitt romney dropped out. the 2012 gop nominee said he could have won the top spot on the gop ticket and beaten the democratic nominee. romney said he wants to make way for someone even more likely to become the next president. nbc10 national correspondent steve handelsman has reaction from washington. >> reporter: two days ago in mississippi, mitt romney was looking like a candidate and sounding like he'd run in 2016. how can secretary clinton provide opportunity for all if she doesn't know where the jobs come from in the first place? >> reporter: romney bowed out in a conference call to supporters. >> i decided it best to give other leaders in the party the opportunity to become our next nominee. >> reporter: romney may still want the white house -- >> he clearly thinks he has a lot to contribute could be a great president. >> reporter: in the three weeks since romney revealed he was considering a run, some republicans pushed back. >> it can't be mitt because mitt ran and failed. he failed. >> reporter: romney staffers were defecting to other candidates. and calls to deep pocket donors were discouraging. says nbc's "meet the press" moderator chuck tothd. >> look at his lead in the polls. in january it was this. now it's shrunk to this. so, the first six months of his candidacy were going to be a slow slide into the abyss. >> reporter: are romney out, long-time rival jeb bush tweeted, mitt is a patriot. the former florida governor may benefit the most. he's getting new donors on his new 2016 team. also gaining today are wisconsin governor scott walker new jersey governor chris christie kentucky libertarian rand paul and texas tea party ted crews. in a race that saw the frontrunner in the polls pull up and drop out. some thought they heard romney hedging a bit today, when he said it's impossible he said it's unlikely he'll change his mind. i'm steve handelsman nbc news washington. >> for more reaction on romney's exit, watch "nbc nightly news" at 6:30 right here on nbc10. the countdown to the super bowl is on. even though the eagles didn't make it into the playoffs, a lot of people are talking about chip kelly. comcast sportsnet's john clark is live in phoenix to explain. what's all the talk about, john? >> reporter: yeah chip kel y of course did those toestios's chips event, he's playing corn hole sling shot with the fans. we'll have that at 6:00. let's talk about the story of garry gilliam, the guy from harrisburg, pa andperson state. how about this in his first year with the seattle seahawks he's going to the super bowl. he had a huge tthd to get them here in the nfc championship game. >> i think that was actually my first touchdown since junior year of high school. >> and they're going to take it. for the touchdown! >> it doesn't feel like it happened. like when you have those dreams in the morning after you wake up and they're vivid, talking to offensive linemen, like did that -- did i just score a touchdown? >> reporter: garry gilliam grew up in harrisburg went to school in hershey, but he was not an eagles fan. who was you're favorite team? >> i was actually dallas cowboy. >> reporter: you're a cowboy fan? how did that come about? >> my mom and dad were so i was born into that. >> reporter: when he went to penn state, he was a tight end, but everything changed when he talked bill o'brien into letting him play offensive tackle. >> he was like you know what we're going to do. then no no we're not. no, no we're going to do it. >> reporter: he gained 40 pounds, but also had to deal with the weight of the sandusky scandal at happy valley. >> i guess the ncaa is now back pedalling with other things. as penn staters, those wins are never gone. >> reporter: now in his first year with the seahawks after going undrafted, he can add another win. a super bowl win. >> if you truly believe in what you're doing and what goals you set out to accomplish there's no reason why you can't do them. don't let people tell you you can't do things. don't let people stop you from doing those things. like i said truly believe in, it embrace it immerse yourself in what you're doing. whether that's football or school or ballet whatever it is. fully immerse yourself in it and truly believe you'll be great and you will. >> reporter: those are great words to live by there. it's interesting because garry gilliam said he did not grow up a football fan. he's a self-described nerd and now he is in the super bowl. great for him. i'm john clark in a rainy phoenix, arizona. seattle brought the rain here. back to you. >> yeah, they did. hard to believe he was a dallas cowboys fan growing up in pa. the hated team here. >> reporter: very unfortunate, but if he wins a super bowl, it will be an amazing story from pennsylvania. >> absolutely it will. love to see that. john, thank you. stay dry, if can you. in our next half hour ex-eagles quarterback randall cunningham is auctioning off some of his most prized football possessions starting tomorrow. head at 5:355, keith jones spent some time with cunningham. hear what's up for auction and how you can own a piece of eagles history. saturday night at 7:30 be sure to watch the super bowl zone. nbc10's keith jones and comcast sportsnet's john clark are live in phoenix. they'll give you a behind the scenes look at everything going on before the big game. remember, there's only one place can you see super bowl xlix. it's sunday, february 1st with pregame action starting at noon. kickoff at 6:30. maybe we'll see a touchdown from gilliam. only here on nbc10. we've been telling you about it this afternoon, we have some snow squaulz in the area. it's just a pretty quick area of snow moving through. the winds are making it look a lot worse. it's not long lasting. here's a look aatop the aramark building the flags are blowing and snow squalls drop precipitation for a brief period of time. 34 degrees in philadelphia. feels more like 22 when you factor in the winds. so it is going to keep feeling much coting as we go through the overnight hours. we have the next snow chance as we go into sunday leading into monday too. the rain/snow line will be critical in who sees the rain and who sees the snow. if you have friday night plans, temperatures keep dropping to the mid-20s by 11:00. it stays very windy but it will feel closer to 10 degrees colder than the actual temperature. here's a look at the radar. here are the snow squaulz we've been telling you about. they've moved through philadelphia but we still have some parts of montgomery county berks county a little light snow through the lehigh valley. overall, we're starting to see it move into parts of gloucester and camden county. evens township seeing the snow approach. in the philadelphia we're seeing some snow move through. again, the winds are making it a little worse. let's take a live look at area. here is a live picture of the snow squall. there you see the snow falling. white marsh township. again, a live picture of the snow squaulz. through see we do have a brief period of snow combined with the wind. it is making a coating on the cars. so we will keep you updated. for norristown we're still seeing shows snow squalls move through, even parts of upper montgomery county. through see it developing through the lehigh valley. we'll keep our eye on this area closely to see if there are any more redevelopments. aside from that with the wind it will make it feel colder. by tonight at 11 p.m. below zero through lehigh valley. tomorrow morning, feeling below zero especially areas north and west. possibly around 5 degrees below zero. poconos, minus 20. saturday, 7:00 in the morning along the i-95 core doeshgs even around new jersey feeling close to zero. south jersey and delaware feeling like zero degrees or like single digits. then we go into sunday. here's a storm we've been telling you about. this is one of the first tracks we'll be watching as we go into sunday and monday. we'll be watching this closely. this track could be giving more rain to the south. and the rain/snow line closer to philadelphia. a different track we're watching, this will give more snow to the north and rain farther to the south. we'll see more snow out of this win. rain stays farther to the south. this is something we'll watch closely as we go into sunday. as far as the snow chances are concerned, we're talking about possibly 4 inches or more. it depends on who sees the rain. as of now, the lowest chances of seeing 4 inches or more that will lie in south jersey and dell. more of a medium chance across the philadelphia area because we think that rain/snow line will hang in this section but highest chance of 4 inches or more that's going to be poconos, lehigh valley. you're almost guaranteed at this point so-to-just see the snowfall. early snow squalls as we go through this evening. bitter winds also 12 degrees in philadelphia. 8 degrees in the suburbs. then we go into tomorrow windy with bitter cold in the area 26 to 29 degrees, feeling a lot colder. then we go into sunday. that's when we're watching the snow as we go thou the day sunday. on monday it's a question of where that rain/snow line sets up. of course, we'll have more details and updates as we get closer. >> sheena, we'll see you soon. way from home on business isn't an excuse for not shoveling snow. former secretary of stated john kerry learned that the hard way. he was hit with a $55 fine for failing to clear snow from the south side of his home. he was in saudi arabia attending the funeral of king abdullah. john kerry said he promptly paid the fine. shovellers finished clearing the sidewalk late thursday morning. bank accounts cds stocks, there are plenty of investment options available but a growing number of americans are opting for another way to save. why it seems the shoem a new popular place to stash your cash. more people than you might think are hiding cash at home even sleeping on it. according to a new american express survey 30% of adults admitted they hid savings instead of putting it in the bank. the survey didn't ask where people stashed their cash but a previous report showed popular places are the freezer, a sock drawer and under the mattress. the old faithful. the survey showed one in four consumers is anticipating a financial emergency this year and hiding cash at home could be one way to prepare for it. the pat tross balgs the seahawks sunday on nbc10 but another super bowl opponent. you see it. look at first alert radar. we're tau talking about old man radar. >> reporter: snowy nights like these are great for business for some, not so great for others. we'll talk about what is bound to be a busy and messy super bowl sunday. looking for a ride on a friday night? still ahead on "nbc10 news" at 6:00, the new ride-sharing service operating in center city despite warnings from philadelphia officials. monday on "nbc 10 news today," it's a super bowl commercial creating a lot of buzz about a serious topic. >> 911 operator. where's the emergency? >> reporter: nfl put the spotlight on domestic violence all season long and we're digging to see if that helped or hurt victims looking for help. i'm accumulating snow and another round of bitter cold temperatures. your hour by hour forecast. leave your tv on nbc10 and start your mornings with us from 4:00 to 7 a.m. on nbc10. right now at 5:30, snow is falling across parts of the area. steady flakes are falling and people driving slowly through it. be careful on the slick roads as it continues to come down. right now, "nbc10 news" first alert radar is tracking a storm that will bring more snow to our area this weekend. 23 if you are headed to a super bowl party sunday the snow could impact your travel plans. before that snow moves in, we are dealing with bone-chilling cold and strong winds. a look at the flags flapping in the breeze high above center city. sheena parveen is here. how cold are we talking about tonight? >> when you talk about the jacqueline with the winds on top of the cold temperatures, we're talking about the feels-like temperature below zero degrees for much of the area. another thing we've been talking about are the snow squaulzlls. if you're in montgomery county you've seen this moving through. it's now moving into parts of burlington county. some of the snow squaulzlls approach. another one moving into philadelphia area and combined with high winds, gusting near 30 miles an hour. it's moving in from the northwest through parts of the lehigh value and we'll keep watching to see if it will keep redeveloping. high winds partly lake-effect snow. that's moving it through very quickly. if you do happen to see it it's fairly moderate snowfall. there's a lot of wind here too, and it will drop visibility for at least a period of time. aside from that we're talking about a lot of cold as we go through the rest of tonight into early tomorrow morning. windchills below zero degrees, especially north and west. very cold to start off your weekend. then we end out your weekend, talking about a storm system approaching late sunday into monday. the question is going to be where that rain/snow line sets up. we'll talk about that coming up. and this green mass you see on first alert radar will be moving into our region super bowl sunday which means road crews will be need to be on their game as the big game kicks off. depending on what business you're in bad weather can be a very good thing, actually. nbc10's deanna durante is live in white marsh township to explain for us. >> reporter: take a look. take a look at what's happening within the last hour. take a look at all the snow we've got here. a quick-moving snow which is good business for delivery companies, places delivering food tonight and for the big game. for salvatore, cooking is a family business. >> taco, honey mustard chicken, eggplant chicken parmesan. >> reporter: his gourmet pizzas are popular with the locals but come game day -- >> we go through tons of wings. cases and case of wings. >> reporter: he expects to sell out fast that's why he's taking preorders now. >> two and three dozens now. between tonight. all deliveries. >> reporter: cleaning up will be the job of these people on the road. >> we have 13 large trucks ready to go. >> reporter: it means the crews will be forced to skip the big game. >> we sent out a memo today to all public works staff letting them know we're in winter operation prep mode. yeah basically to stand by. >> reporter: those cruise he says will expect to eat and eat well. he says at times he's personally cooked crews breakfast and chili. are you making plans for your menu for sunday? >> we'll talk to a local establishment and see if they can get some ribs up here or something like that. >> reporter: back out live now you're looking at bethlehem pike. that snow tapering off. can you see what road crews have done during the day, brining and salting the roads here are wet. untreated surfaces like the parking lot we're standing in is still snowpacked. be careful. white marsh township, deanna durante, "nbc10 news." sheena's seven-day forecast is minutes away. including a closer look at snow sunday into monday. can you yet get updates on your smartphone or tablet with the free "nbc10 news" app, the weather radar, forecasts and more. it's a free download. a northampton county man charged with killing his stepdaughter then sexually abusing her corpse waved his preliminary hearing today. 53-year-old gregory graf admitted to kelg his stepdaughter to have sex with her. 33-year-old jessica padgett disappeared in november after leaving her child care job in northampton. he decided to wave the preliminary hearing when he learned of the evidence against his client. the new statements began today in the trial of the burlington county new jersey man accused of murdering 6-year-old page. a manhattan district attorney says aton couldn't wait to walk to his bus stop alone. a defense attorney for pedro hernandez hoped to convince jurors that the real killer may be a convicted pennsylvania child molester who had been a prime suspect for years. police say pedro hernandez kipp kidnapped the boy in 1979 in new york city. he was arrested three years ago and living in maple shade when police found him. a mercer county man is behind bars accused in at least five burglaries. this is 27-year-old kenneth price jr. over the past several weeks, residents in the laureldale section of the township reported their homes had been hit by burglarers. most happened during the day while victims were away from home. he had some of the victims' stolen property. he's in jail until his court date. an inside job gone wrong. three delaware county teenagers are accused of planning a fake robbery at the taco bell where one of the teenagers worked. he claimed to be a victim of violent robbery. police spotted him and two others in the car, also seen in vaunt surveillance video. they say jeremy middleton and tormen acted as robbers. you can now explore ancient panama and there's no passport required. today nbc10 got a sneak peek at a new exhibit at penn museum called beneath the surface: life death and gold in ancient panama. that's more than 1,000 years old including gold pottery and weapons. the exhibit opens february 7th and runs through november 1st. a new jersey apartment inferno left about 1,000 people homeless. it's been ruled an accident. fire experts worry it could happen again. the change in building codes that could impact future apartment complexes. and there are a few great names when you think of eagles quarterback. randall kung sham one of them. some of his most recognized football memorabilia about to go up for auction. first, this is what's coming up tonight on "nbc10 news" at 6:00. philadelphia's fight to host the democratic national convention going strong. now we're looking into how this week helped our chances. camden officials working to clean up streets and crime. we're asking if they're meeting their goals. also new at 6:00, what the new buy other a budget needs to know about gas price savings and new family cars to buy. count on "nbc10 news" at 6:00. such serious injuries. authorities, though beg to differ. i spoke with the police chief investigating the case about the speculation. hear why he believes the ferrets are responsible in this digital exclusive story you'll only find by tapping on the nbc10 app. jacqueline? >> all right, vince. philadelphia is a city that idolizes its biggest sports stars but a player from another team won over people here and across the country. devin spills left the gridiron to stand by his daughter as she battled cancer at children's hospital. now he's talking about how that ordeal has changed his family's outlook on life. and we are tracking snow squalls moving through the area. lowering visibility for a time. aside from this, real rael cold and windy as we start the weekend and then talking about snow and rain moving in as we go into the end of the weekend. those details coming up. it's been nearly five months since pennsylvania state trooper was killed outside his barracks. still ahead at 6:00, the new memorial for the corporal that could soon be posted along a major interstate. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the difference for yourself. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two full years! plus, get a $300 bonus with a two-year agreement. making headlines on "nbc10 news" at 5:00. pennsylvania state treasurer rob mccord is resigning. he recorded a statement saying he admitted telling campaign contributors making it difficult for them to do business with the state. in that 2 1/2 minute video, mccord also apologizes for his actions. from a delaware bureau a man is in custody of accusing of trying to carjack a homeland security agent in a parking garage in wilmington. the agent fired one shot missing the suspect. he was able to get away but police grabbed him about a block away. the philadelphia fire department sex scandal centers around a female paramedic. >> we have new information about a sex scandal within the ranks of the philadelphia fire department. a source tells nbc10 that as many as 40 city staffers are involved. the scandal sters around a female paramedic who sources say shared nude pictures and videos of herself with some colleagues and engaged in sex acts with others sometimes on city time. regardless of what happens on super bowl sunday the most memorable story of the football season may just be that of cincinnati bengal devon still and his daughter leah. he gave us a lesson on love and loyalty. while his daughter was treated for cancer in philadelphia. >> are you ready for today? are you ready to get this cancer out of you? >> reporter: you may not know the name but you probably resides devon still from this viral video. >> let's do it! >> reporter: he made it as he prepared to take his 4-year-old daughter leah to the hospital in september to remove a cancerous tumor. that may not have happened had the team who drafted him, the cincinnati bengals, cut him as they had planned. but the nfl team did something remarkable, unheard of in the cut-throat world of pro sports. >> from day one i called them and told them about my daughter's situation, they had my back the whole time. >> reporter: they kept devon still on the squad simply so little leah could qualify for health insurance. what emerged became one of the year's most memorable stories of loyty, of a team with a player and love of a father and daughter. >> football was always my dream, but when you bring a person into this world and you're responsible for another life, that has to be your number one priority. >> so sweet. you can hear more from devon and leah after the super bowl. an update on how she's doing. and a dance party that leah after the "the black list" on super bowl sunday. well we're still watching those snow squals. you may have seen those this evening. other than that our next chance of snow comes as we go into sunday. sunday that leads into monday. the main thing with this next storm system is going to be the rain/snow line. we do expect a rain/snow line through the area so some of you may get quite a bit of snow. others more like rain. but it really depends on the track. i'll show you that in a second. here's what it looks like outside aramark building. we had the flakes coming down five minutes ago. that really shows you how fast the snow is moving by. not so much now, but you still see the flags blowing. it is very windy outside right now. winds gusting about 32 miles an hour in philadelphia. temperature 34. feels more like 22. that's what the winds will do. it will drop those temperatures outside when you walk outside. feels a little colder. right now on the satellite and radar picture, we have the snow squalls moving through the area. philadelphia, even parts of nj. it's all developing from areas around the lehigh valley. we'll be watching that closely for any redevelopment. parts of burlington county tabernacle seeing moderate snowfall. it's windy and looks a little scarier when you look outside at that. this should be making it to the shore. we don't see this breaking apart before it reach there is. cherry hill seeing some snow right now. even around the philadelphia area. 76, 95 all the major interstates seeing that brief burst of moderate snowfall. continues into the lehigh valley upper montgomery county seeing it against across 476. this is an area we'll pay a close eye on. it could redevelop. the winds will make it feel colder. we've been telling you about the really cold windchills. by 10:00 tonight, feeling like single digits. areas north and west could feel below zero. starting off your weekend, 7:00 in the morning, feeling about 5 degrees below zero, north and west. the rest of the area feeling around zero degrees. then we go into the end of the weekend. we have a storm system that will be approaching. so it will be moving into the area. the question is where is the rain/snow line going to be? here's the first track, puts that area of low pressure a little farther to the south, which would give us more cold air through much of the area. this would lead to more snow. and the rain stays mostly a little farther to our south. now, the second track, this puts that area of low pressure not even that big of a difference but just far enough north to bring the rain/snow line farther north. we could see the snow mainly confined to north philadelphia and the rain moves up farther north, too. it will be the section through the philadelphia area that we'll be watching the closest. second track, more rain moves in and the rain/snow line a little farther to the north. this is one of the things we'll have to watch as it moves in where we start to see the cold air move in. a chance for about 4 inches of snowfall. lowest chances will be south jersey and delaware. the more medium chance, the area we'll keep our eye on, that will be through the philadelphia area. a sure bet for snowfall would be the poconos and lehigh valley. that area expected to stay on the north end of the rain/snow line. tonight, snow quauls. winds will make it feel colder. tomorrow windy, bitter cold. temperatures in the mid to upper 20s. late sunday we'll watch the rain and snow. that continues for monday. we will keep you posted on all the updates where that rain/snow line will be. glenn will have more details coming up at 6:00. when you think of super bowl party food chicken wings and chips likely come to mind. but you may be surprised at the most popular food for super bowl. a market research firm says vegetables actually top the list of food eaten on super bowl sunday. in fact, vegetables have been tops for 30 years. somewhat less surprising also an increase in sales for salty snacks wings and pizza for the big game. pizza hut plans to have 60,000 drivers delivering 2 million pizzas. the company says just before kickoff it expects to get 17 0e 0e -- 1700 orders a minute. keith jones covering super bowl xlix in phoenix. how you can get your handle on randall cunningham's most prized possessions. then coming up on "nbc10 news" at 6:00 changes could be coming to delaware's biggest summer music festival. why city officials want to take total control of concert property. eating pizza during the season. that means free pizza after the season. what a country! order now through super bowl sunday at papajohns.com and you'll get a free pizza starting monday. use promo code superbowl at checkout. better ingredients. better pizza. better football. papa john's. last week's massive fire at a jersey luxury apartment complex called a state wide moratorium on a specific type of construction. according to early investigation into the fire the complex in edgewater, bergen county unlicensed maintenance men using a blow torch started it. now a state assemblyman is pushing a bill that would put a two-year moratorium on new construction of similar apartment buildings. while code standards are reviewed. that would put a stop to a project in princeton, mercer county, among others. >> don't let that continue. we're playing with people's lives. >> we don't want to see a knee-jerk reaction that puts a halt to a significant injury that plays a significant role in new jersey's economy. >> princeton's mayor says she's okay with delaying the project. our coverage of super bowl xlix continues tonight. keith jones and john clark has been in phoenix all week. today he spoke with randall cunningham. he shows us how to get your hands on some of cunningham's most prized possessions. >> reporter: harder to find in this stuff randall cunningham himself, but nbc10 was the only local station here to talk with him before the live auction tomorrow. the ultimate weapon rocking randall cunningham spent seven years with the team. now he's paying it forward. >> i was told when i was young, don't ever forget where he came from. >> reporter: he's giving up game-worn jerseys, for the christian fellowship in las vegas where he serves as pastor. >> a hand-painted game ball. those are, again, something sort of fun that aren't necessarily thousands of dollars. >> reporter: it's a philly tribute from david hunt's auction house, based in chester county. of the thousands of memorabilia, he says number 12's collection is king. randall told me his favorite piece required his son's consent. >> when i first made it to the nfl, i had a dream. i was going to buy a rolex watch and i was going to put randall cunningham on the back of it and it would give it to my son one day. >> reporter: now it's destined for fans the same fans he says he owes everything to. >> the people of philadelphia made me strong and tough, even to where i could smile but you wouldn't understand the strength i had endured within me. >> reporter: i want to show you the most prized possession james brown game-worn jersey expected to go between 50,000 and $100,000. tomorrow's auction begins at 2:00. can you track it and your favorite memorabilia right on our website, nbc10.com. any time by using the "nbc10 news" app. jim and renee? coming up next a snow squall moving through our area right now. >> and more for super bowl sunday. >> we're kicking off friday night with snow, but an even bigger system will end our weekend. the bitter cold temperatures you can expect in my exclusive nbc10 first alert forecast. state treasurer shakedown. the confession from rob mccord and the federal charges he's expected to plead guilty to it next on "nbc10 news" at 6:00. some flaction to finish off friday. a live look at the comcast building where you see snow blowing around tonight. it's the result of squalls moving through the area. and now to olney where we've seen snow flying over there. this is a live picture from fifth right now. a wintery scene out here to kick off the weekend. -- west that will make its way here 48 hours from now. nbc10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the light snow tonight. >> more to come by the end of the weekend, glenn? >> yeah renee. they're totally unrelated. this first batch is related to the arctic air that is racing in here on those 40-mile-an-hour winds. can you see it moving from northwest to southeast, from the moisture being provided by the great lakes. and some of it coming wave after wave right through the same area montgomery county delaware county philadelphia area camden gloucester counties, and now some headed down the atlan