dealing with some messy weather coming in right now it did deliver about half foot to foot of snow in parts of the midwest, and right now, it is bringing mix of snow and rain into part of the northeast. the snow, though, looks to stay north of the philadelphia area. right now though, snow showers, the leading edge of this system, doesn't look like it will be more organized or i guess heavier until later tonight around midnight, but for now we've got some snow showers, ban montgomery, bucks county at least showing up on radar, and drifting down toward delaware county, philadelphia county, so maybe some flurries out there. otherwise, it is warm enough for some rain showers, just south of 95. in slams of the system, went storm warning out for berks, lehigh northampton poconos those count it, upper montgomery bucks. winter weather advisory for everyone else, just for the onset of the storm. could have slippery storms from initial snow and ice before change to go rain. thirty-eight in the city now 34 in pottstown, 34 allentown 26 in the poconos and 36 in wildwood. fox future cast let's take this through tonight. snow showers north of philadelphia, driving home from the superbowl parties be careful, could easily coat the roadways this evening usually the first initial onset of the snow when the roads are the worse. even though they've been treated sometimes gets very slippery. so from 10:00 to midnight, rain-snow line around philadelphia, and then as we head toward morning eventually the rain area overtaking the snow areas. the rest of the day looks to bring rain, back edge might see snow showers. as far as snow and the go, you have to go pretty far north of philadelphia to be plowing. five to 8 inches in the lehigh valley in the poconos highest will be on the mountain thomas. montgomery, two to five, more legally one to two northwest anything that initially falls in the city will be washed away by the rain come tomorrow morning in the same can be said for south jersey and delaware. so the snow-rain mix tonight becoming all rain, 33 in the city, 27 in the suburbs much more still ahead in your seven day forecast, lucy, iaian? >> looks like it is snowing heavily behind you caitlin. penndot says it is ready for any trouble we get from tonight's winter weather. the agency says it has been treating roads spreading salt since thursday. so 337 salt trucks are hitting the road tonight, through tomorrow morning's rush, and even though our last winter storm is pretty much, well, pretty much a bus around here, penndot says better safe than sorry. >> winter weather is unpredictable. we try to make the roads clear, passable, we always try to make sure that we have enough material, manpower, in place, so when storms happen, the predictions, you know we got to bring the guys in got to be ready. we can't be, you know, laying down on the job. go to have the guys out and on the roadway even if the forecast not what they say. >> there go. if you're keeping track penndot says it has used 55,000 tons of salt so far this winter. this time last year it already used tens of thousands of tons more. >> we're following breaking news in philadelphia tonight. police have made arrest in the murder of a woman who was gunned down while waiting for a bus near the temple university cam pulls. fox 29's jennifer joyce is live in the news room tonight with new information on this. jennifer. >> source within the homicide unit told our dave schratwieser the person in custody is a former co-worker of kim jones now waiting to be arraigned on murder charges, nearly three weeks ago, jones was gunned down in what police say was planned attack. happened near her home at 12th and jefferson streets in north philadelphia. police say the shooter was lying in wait for roughly an hour until jones stepped out of her house and walk down the street. that's when the person pulled the trigger, and ended jones' life. you can see the scene play out through a police surveillance camera. the victim is seen at the bus stop. the camera pans off before the shooting then shows the victim on the ground, and the shooter calmly walking away. westbound on jefferson street. jones was well likes by everyone we talked to. she was a respected child advocate for a center city agency, police are convinced this was no random killing. since jones' killing police have had pulled surveillance video from several sources, me were able to track the shooter's escape through the local neighborhood, onto temple university campus, then a trip on septa subway line, at broad and cecil b. moore where he ultimately exit dollars at this hunting park station, according to sources. so from day one investigators were able to learn about the suspect's thanks to video surveillance again our police source has not released the name of the person in custody, and police public affairs has not commented on any arrest at this point. we are await to go learn more. >> jennifer, thank you. also following a developing story in gloucester county tonight. take a look at some cell phone video at fire at depford fire apartment complex. tonight several are in the hospital. fire is out. crews had some challenges fighting the flames. dave kinchen live in deposition for the tonight with the story dave? >> reporter: iaian firefighters had to improvise here that's because of the two fire hydrants that are actually in this apartment complex. fire investigators say that people were actually parked by them so they actually had to row lion a tanker filled with walter to at least start their attack on the fire. in the meantime, they also battled the winds. within minutes, a big chunk of the chestnut lane ants in westville, depford township, new jersey destroyed. >> the fire start in the one building, and it just spread like wild fire so fast. >> it is something else. like i never seen anything like it before in my life. >> eight permanent ants were taken out before it was all done. >> we got here, we had an apartment well involved with five people trapped on the second floor. two adults, three children, were rescued from the three alarm fire, they were hospitalized for minor injuries including smoke inhalation. meanwhile, an emotional embrace from dorothy cane, knowing her daughter's home is now gone. >> she is a single parent. and she lost everything. she don't have anything now. she has to start all over. thank god they made it out. >> meantime, the fire marshall is investigating, they are searching for a cause and the victims remain in the hospital at this time. again, minor injuries, smoke inhalation firefighters say this could have been much, much worse. ' shane. >> dave, thank you. what started a big fire at a strip mall in new jersey? that's the question investigators are trying to answer in ewing township, mercer county tonight. the fire started just after 4:00 a.m. on the 2300 block of spruce street. the flames started in a liquor store and spread to the deli next-door. no one was hurt. in burlington county tonight man covered in blood with only underwear on is in jail for killing his girlfriends and her father. a family member found the bodies of 24 year old nicole wilson and 52 year old brian wilson in their home on washington street, in mt. holly yesterday morning. police arrested 27 year old dennis, who they say lived with the family, and was dating nicole. a medical examiner says she and her father were beaten to death, no word yet on a motive. happening now, a warning from atlantic county, officials there are warning people about batch of heroin that's even more dangerous than normal. investigators believe the dope may be responsible for as many as five recent heroin overdoses in the county. the bags come stamped in purple lettering that reads one stop. if you see anyone you think might be sick from taking this drug please call police. and tonight police are trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash in philadelphia's lawncrest section. it happened early this morning, car slammed into a tree outside friends' hospital on the boulevard. the woman who was driving was thrown from the car and died on the scene. police have not yet released her name. no one else was hurt. a mess on route 24 in millsboro. police blame delaware man who they say was driving drunk. they say 31 year old jeffrey dorsey slammed into another car which flipped it last night. two people inside that car are hurt, but expected to be fine. dorothy's not injured but is facing various charges. >> how did a man die in police custody? no word yet on what killed the 29 year old man at philadelphia police headquarters in center city yesterday. police say they arrested him for dui put him in a cell with another inmate, and several hours later they found him unresponsive. he died at a hospital and the investigation into why continues. when you -- whitney houston's daughter remains in a atlanta hospital. "tmz" has diminished brain function. found face down in a bathtub at her home in the atlanta suburbs yesterday. police say her husband and friend performed cpr. brown was taken to a hospital where she was reportedly placed in a medically induced coma to reduce brain swelling. the similarity to her mother's death are erie. houston of course found dead in a hotel bathtub nearly three years ago. she drowned, but heart disease and cocaine use were listed as contributing factors. a precious realic finds a permanent home in port richmond, we will take to you this morning's special mass. >> it looks like a hoagie assembly line. how all of that food is going to help local families. >> and a local four year old battling a rare disorder has a dream come true. >> absolutely unbelievable. >> the surprise that brought a room full of people to tears. >> three climbers fall into deep trouble on the tallest mountain. rescuers race to them. the drama and the danger ahead. >> lucy, most controversial man at the superbowl now part of another controversy. and a philly native denied his place in the hall of fame. who a 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. church received a vial of blood from saint john paul the second visited the church in 1976 before he became pope. the role sick now enshrined at that church. and it is a big day in south jersey where hundreds of volunteers whipped up an equally impressive number of hog us. >> as fox 29's sabina kuriakose shows us it, wasn't to ease hunger pannings but to help local families. >> in a sea of booming faces a billion times. >> she is a sweetheart. >> a sixth grader, in the clearview regional school district. upbeat as she; lately, starting to wore. >> i yes i was because my dad, he is in a wheelchair, and my mom's not working right now to help us. so we were sort of worrying about that. >> her mom had to leave her job to care for her daughter and husband. bills were piling up. the high school started this go fundraiser. >> awesome to see everyone come out from the community just thinking like, if it was me, i would want someone to help us. >> yes. >> just taking the courage really starting here. >> so proud of our school today. good day to be a pioneer. good to be to be a pioneer, if you look around, it is amazing. >> nearly 300 volunteers it, rolling out the rolls with meat raising money for kids with serious illnesses. >> not just sending out to some organization where you never know where the money goes. these kids are here and the direct benefactors of this monday. >> i over 15 grand raised and for the volunteers, a great way to give back, for the families being helped, it is money to cover the bills and peace every minds knowing they have a community that's got their backs. >> i like to say thank to you everybody. we're so blessed about this. thank god they're there and everything they do for us. >> i feel really grateful and happen. >> i sabina car coast, "fox 29 news". >> peco kicked off black history month by giving people the chance tone joy art by prominent african-americans. there was program at the barnes foundation this morning, that included hands-on activities, inspired by the works of artists forest pippin also a performance by tuneup philadelphia, youth orchestra outreach program. peco has activities planned throughout the month of february. insurance issues have temporarily put the brakes on new tram system that will shuttle passengers along the atlantic city boards walk. scheduled to start the service today under the name boardwalk transfer. but the company says it learned friday that it needed a 4 million-dollar umbrella insurance policy, and it is still work to go get coverage. the company says it is expected to have it in place tomorrow should start thursday service thursday ♪ ♪ more than 24 hours after fire broke out at a brooklyn storage facility, the building continues to smolder. this traffic camera caught the smoke still rising from the building. the warehouse stores paper files, which firefighters say made their jobs even more difficult than normal. >> now, a three year olds boy found a gun in his mother's purse, he grabbed it, he fired it, and shot both of his parents at a motel yesterday. now the bullet struck his father in the back side, then hit his mouth in the shoulder. now the district attorney is deciding whether to file charges against his parents. drama on the snow covered slopes of oregon's highest mountain, three climbers on mount hood fell, and it wasn't just a stum job luckily for them mountain rescue team was training right there on the mountainment fox's kimberly with the heart pounding story. >> i had to step out of the way. >> quick move, as two climbers catapulted down the side of mount hood, near hog back, barely missing eric brawl. >> a woman lost her balance drug her partner down the slope toward me. >> they landed 500 feet down the mountain close tore where the rest of the team was climbing. all part of portland mountain rescue. there at the time to educate climbers and to be ready for something like this. >> just having people there that knew how to attends to them was big. >> mark got to them first. the woman was two broken ankles, the guy who fell with her suffering a broken leg. and says both they and their rescuers still in danger. >> a lot of ice fall, a lot of rack fall. and we've got two patients there, and rescuers trying to attends to them with, you know cantalopes and bowling balls every ice flying down. >> as they help the patients, 20 other climbers formed a human wall. >> using their back packs to protect them from that falling ice. >> that is easily could have saved the lives of the patients we had there our rescuers. it was really up. >> but it was only their first challenge. >> all the sudden somebody yelled falling again, there was another climber on list way down. this guy ended upgoing off kind of a lip and ended upright into a funeral, which is a hole or steam event. >> pulled him out that climber was able to walk off the mountain. the other two and the rescuers stuck in the snow for hours. air 12 was there as the national guard helicopter brought them to safety. a hard fall, and hard lesson, on a treacherous stretch. very trecherous indeed, that's a dangerous mountain. still ahead at 6:00 wide swat of the country is right now getting slammed by a went earl storm. >> take a look at the conditions in chicago. blizzard warning in effect as they try to shovel out there. and storm moving this way. caitlin. >> iaian, we will see the storm moving our area later tonight, already having few bands of snow showers now the impact pretty different for philadelphia than it is for say chicago. but some of us will see the heavy snows in our area. i'll show you everything back to normal on this street in philadelphia's fishtown neighborhood. after a water main break knocked down water to 100 homes, it happened early this morning, at east girard, and east montgomery avenue's, crews got everything fixed by the afternoon no word yet on what caused the brake. >> one-two punch people still digging out from the first blizzards of 2015 in new england, now another big storm moving n it is slamming the midwest, going to buzz us then head to the northeast. >> it could be bad news for people who drove to superbowl parties. fox's brian yanis with the latest from new york. >> reporter: this snowstorm is large and unusually slow moving stretching from nebraska to maine close to 100 million people affected n chicago it has been snowing since saturday night the city expected to get hit hard a blizzards warning in effect from two p.m. to midnight. they are expecting ten to 14 inches plus of snow, white-out conditions and heavy wind by sunday morning the storm causing already more than 700 flight concellations that's more than half of all of the flights offered out of chicago's o'hare and mid-way airport, according to flight aware. com. of course this storm is hitting much of the midwest sunday, from cleveland ohio to detroit michigan, on superbowl sunday. and that has officials concerned about dangerous road conditions for people driving to and from superbowl parties. last night folks hit the stores preparing for both events. >> every day items for the people worrying about stuff for the party tonight stuff for the superbowl so sold out pretty much everything. >> we care about the snow, but the football game is what we're rooting for. >> it is more important. >> starting sunday night through monday, the new england area could get another foot of snow on top of the already two-3 feet of snow dumped by the blizzard earlier this week this additional snow could make it even harder for snow clearing efforts. it looks like for the second time in a week new york city may be spared the worse of this storm. in new york, brian yanis fox news. >> well, and then there is us. fox 29 winter weather authority, caitlin i'll have you know, my oldest daughter supposed to fly in late tonight. i called and said no let's move it tomorrow, now i have her tomorrow -- >> yes, just waiting for the whole thing to clear. i think will be the worse tomorrow morning nod -- not because of the snow. >> i think rush will be tough? >> it will be tough, it will be raining then a lot of fog. but could be a lot worse here. not dealing with the wintery weather in the city. but then, there is other impacts of the rain, other parts of the area will see the snow. i know, always some long and convoluted. we'll break it down with the weather headlines, what to expect with this latest rounds every winter weather. let's get right to it. and we'll show you that it is the snow showers that are moving in right now north and west of philadelphia, mick withing little bit of rain right around the city we expect the area to fill, in snow and rain depends depending on the area will be steadier during the overnight hours. that will being said we should transportation rain monday morning heaviest times at philadelphia philly, still have delays despite the fact it is liquid falling. snow will eventually change to rain from south to north throughout the morning hours even the poconos not going to see all snow through this transition, then by monday afternoon the storm exits we'll have left over showers will probably be snow showers because a lot of colds air rushing in juan that those winds will really pick up. here's the storm system right now, absolutely huge. you can see the snow stretching from iowa back through chicago into the ohio vale, the great lakes now through pennsylvania, and then a lot of rain down south through the tennessee val night gulf coast states. this is large storm. it takes up a lot of space t has decent amount of moisture, maybe not as big as the blizzard that pummeled areas like boston last week, but still pretty hefty. leading edge bringing snow showers, fairly light into our northwestern counties, when you zoom in little bit closer, put the local radar on, you can see probably some of this not even making it to the grounds. at least snow on radar light rain in the philadelphia area, temperatures above freeing have been all day, there is some showers in cape may county. so we've got winter storm warning out for our far northwestern zones upper montgomery and bucks, lehigh valley and poke as went winter weather advisory southeast ward. thirty-nine was the high today in philadelphia, and that was after 29 saturday, with the kinds saturday it felt so much better today. took an edge off the arctic cold. closer to the normal of 41 degrees, right now 25 in the poconos, 31 bethlehem, 32 allentown. so this area pretty much at freezing or below but above once you get down to warminster chester bensalem. seeing the rain showers mick in. thirty-five millville, 38 ocean city, down the shore only seeing rain from this. fox future cast showing snow showers around, the beginning of the storm through this evening. 10:00 o'clock tonight your leaving your superbowl parties, concern for slippery roads, really all across the area. even in the city, you'll initially see some snow flying around this evening. before change to go rain. there is that rain-snow line around midnight, just along 95, that will be replaced by steady rainfall during the overnight hours whatever accumulates here in the sitly probably wash away fairly quickly. rain continues through the morning hours, and there is the storm exiting by late afternoon, you see some sunshine but also see some left over snow showers cycling through, transportation much colder weather, so as far as amount go, mainly rain in jersey delaware, even philadelphia, and initial inch is possible this evening before we change to rain. just north and west of 95, an inch or two that becomes two-five, once you get into the warned area. five to eight easily lehigh valley and poconos really, mountain tops, where you can get some amounts exceeding 8 inches. the snow rain mix becoming all rain overnight, 33 in the city, 27 in the suburbs, 44 the high temperature tomorrow, that temperature will drop later on. we start off kind of soggy and mild, in the 40's, with the rain. and then into the afternoon as we clear out we turn windy, and colder. much colder thereon tuesday high temperatures only hitting 30 degrees, with gusty northwest winds. that will keep the clouds around through wednesday although wednesday looks milder so if we have showers it will probably be rain. second blast of some colds air thursday friday, very sim floor saturday sunshine, but will be quite colds. and then into the weekends we'll see another chance for some snow showers. the snow moving in right now if you're about to head out, anyone again watching us who is going to be headed home from parties later just be careful, always that initial first hour when the snow coats the road at night. then it can be very slippery. so even though we have rain tomorrow morning, don't forget about tonight if you're going to be out. >> maybe you can just crash at your friends' house at the superbowl party. sleep over! >> you don't want to hit the roads, probably for the best. >> that's what we're saying or call a cab. >> thanks very much, caitlin. coming up on fox 29 neutral at 6:00 brand new home for wounded warrier. you know what, it is not just any, how this one is giving a retired marine exactly what he needs. >> and, 7,000 miles across the pacific in a high zero hot air the former xerox building in dallas texas is no more. look at. that will in just a matter of seconds the 15 story offers building reduced to pile of rubble today. the demolition is making way for a new sam's club and retail center. also in texas, a marine and his family just got a new house, taylor made to help make his new life after war as easy as possible. >> that's amazing, even more so their new home comes more beginning free. their story from austin. >> the colors of the lands of the free lined the street in front after empty house in georgetown. >> ♪ ♪ >> a friends family and members of the military, welcomed home a special guest staff sergeant ray coffee, has given up more for his country than most people can imagine. >> convoy accident when he was leading us, a convoy, and he was hit by an iud grenades, ak47 rounds. >> coffee was forced to retire from the military but says he would do it all again for his fellow marines. >> spends night and day with people, you know for months on ends, and then you can't help but to want to take care of them. >> coffee survived two deployments to iraq, several attacks that left him with a list of long-term injuries. >> just so authorities do anything else once you get hurt that you get stuck. there is nothing you can do. >> but there was something the people at operation finally home could do. >> staff sergeant coffee, we know that we can't give you -- give you back all that you have given to our country. >> hendley homes and operation finally home gave the coffee's a brand new custom built mortgage-free home. >> i just think it is an opportunity for us to say thank you to them, they deserve it, because they've stepped up. >> saturday, the coffee's took their first steps inside. >> wow look. >> every detail of the house was planned out to make it more accessible for the staff sergeant. >> we sat down with the archie text and the planners, and put a house plan together to meet those specific needs. >> right down to the air-conditioning. >> and he has migrates headaches, he needed a dark room that co-get very cold. stepped up, gave us individual room air conditioners. >> that means for the first time in a long time, one american hero can live comfortably in this home of the brave. >> that is fantastic. >> great gesture by them. wish him all the best. >> coming up on "fox 29 news" at 6:00 tonight, local four year old battling rare disorders has a dream come true brought axñaó5ñ now, more and more americans are discovering that... shred after shred... dish after dish... day after delicious day... shredding galbani mozzarella yourself inspires meals, and moments, that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. now, america's number one block mozzarella. did somebody say something about a big game? anything about a big game. >> well, today the big game was in delaware county, and our cameras were therefore the rescued pet bull at the we love rescue pet shelter on east baltimore pike in media. this used to be a pet store. but convert today an animal rescue perfect. look at how much fun they're having. here is the best part in all of. >> this all of these incredibly cute adorable wonderful animals they all are up for adoption. they need you and your love. >> majority of almost 7,000 miles across the pacific ocean has come to an end. yesterday two pilots, one american and one russian safely touched down in the waters just off the coast of mexico, in their helium balloon. their trip shattered two long standing records for duration and distance of balloon trips. initial plans called for landing on the beach, but the pilots decided to come in low and drop trailing into the ocean to help slow the balloon for controlled water landing. >> most important of this trip was our first step on this. i feel it. >> the pilots lifted off from japan one week ago by the time they landed, they had traveled 6,646 miles, 16 hours and 13 minutes. >> how about was counting? i tell you, have you ever been in a hot air balloon. >> , no and i will not be going up. >> i did once. i kind of expected nice soft landing. >> know, they come crashing. >> no, we took out a tree on the way down, i mean, i had people on top. it was crazy. >> ya, that's why i'm not going in one. >> understandable now. >> local little boy says he has superhero powers. >> and he most definitely has a powerful story. fighting a rare disease that affects just one in 2 million people. >> but in one single bound, a group of people just made his dream come true. and our dawn timmeney has the story. >> about to get the surprise of his life. the four year old and his family arriving back at their bellmawr, new jersey home, after a group of volunteers spent the entire day creating a dream bedroom for aj. magical make-over. >> you would never know it, but this cute little guy suffers from extremely rare genetic disorders called f.o.p. syndrome. it is a debilitating disease where aj's muscles slowly start to turn to bone. >> always smiles. doesn't matter, he can be in pain we could rub cream on him, give him his steroid, no what it is, he is always smiling. i don't know how he does it. >> f.o.p. is sometimes referred to as stone man syndrome. in many cases injuries can cause joints to be permanently frozen in place. aj was diagnosed at three. >> it will progress until it limits his mobility. he no, sir. he'll tell you he is a superhero, because he has extra bones and those are his super powers. >> common in. >> that's why aj is about to get a new superhero bedroom thanks to a non-profit organization called special spaces. they do bedroom make overs for children with life threatening medical conditions. kim resnick is the director of the delaware, newark, philadelphia champer. >> just touched my heart. i knew it was a perfect match for me to volunteer for. >> a perfects match, because sadly, kim knows what it is like to have a child with a rare disease. >> oh, my god. i actually had a neurological illness, very rare, and we left her at four and a half years old post surgery. and then we left her it, took some time to obviously grieve and heal and get back into life, and the best way i knew how to feed my soul was to give back. >> so kim and her crew of volunteers mostly family including her twin sister, jennifer, spends many a weekend making special spaces. changing children's lives, one bedroom at a time. this is a look at aj's room before. a lot of time and planning going into transforming aj's space into a place of hope and inspiration. >> we're little anxious beforehand then just in work mode all day, and then the excitement sets in, and we wait, you know, for the child to come home. >> and aj's reaction as he walks into his room? priceless. >> huh? >> hey, how did that get there? >> no detail forgotten, soup heroes on the wall, a batmobile bed a batman sealing fan, cottam city mural. you think of it, they thought of it. >> aj is all smiles, everyone else crying, tears of joy. >> hey how did that get up there? >> i mean, they brought us an angel. it is amazing. who does this? >> if aj breaks a bone it, cause as new bone to grow. he can't risk being hurt, so he can't play sports, and has very limited contact with other children. >> the diseases going to take over and this will be his safe haven. slutly unbelievable. oh this is fabulous. i'm happy for him. he goes through a lot of struggles. so for him to be that happy it, makes me happy. >> push that button. >> and it makes it all worth while for the volunteers. >> oh! >> just amazing feeling it, really is. >> a great full gonzalez family already want to go pay it forward. >> we will volunteer all the time we can give back to another child what they gave to our child so this can have some of the things we have, i would do it a hundred times in a row. >> there is no known cure for f.o.p. syndrome. gonzalez's say clinical trials are underway for a drug to treat the condition. but would be years before aj could even be eligible. because he's so young. still, the family says, it gives them hope and that's what they're clinging to, as they try to raise awareness about this debilitating disease. dawn timmeney, "fox 29 news". such a great story and such a cute little kid. wish him all the best. >> special faces by the way is completely volunteer balessed. >> right now they rely on facebook and old-fashioned words of mouth just talking to let people know about the great work that they're doing so if you would like to get more information about the special spaces, go to our website myfoxphilly.com. >> superbowl 49 is under way not without the most talked about man giving people reason to talk about him even more. marshawn lynch does have one person in his corner. one of your favorite philadelphia eagles goes to bat for the man they call beas hey, i'm here so i don't get fined, so you all can sit here and ask me all the questions you all want tonight i'm going to answer with the same answer. so you all can shoot. if you all please. i'm here so i won't get fined. >> trust me, what marshawn lynch will have taken away the seahawks are too long replace. superbowl 49 is underway, the betting line going back and forth all week, well will the game be just as even? scoreless, patriots on the move as for mr. lynch, for all the talk this week how he doesn't respect the game, seahawks sure respect him reportedly they've offered lynch long-term extension will pay him at least 10 million next season, whispers that lynch may require if the seahawks win the superbowl tonight. eagles running back lesean mccoy says lynn solve worth every penny. >> you know, russell gets a lot of credit. for the seahawks. 's good player. but that offense that rolls through mansion. i mean, they talk about getting rid of him. you get rid of him different ballgame. you go to the game try and stop him everybody else is soaker deer. >> the flyers aren't giving credit to just one guy they believe the entire team deserves some. flyers last night winning their fourth straight game. team's longest winning streak since march of last year, currently eight points behind washington for the final playoff spot in the eastern conference, 31 games left in the regular season, the flyers have time on their side. >> you're always going to take it you always look at wins, and losses, and you try to improve on them. this is just a game where we grinds it out won i thought we did a good job defensively. you know, but the players got to under stands that we need more. >> is goalie steve mason finally the guy? the flyers have had no luck with goalies over the years. they go elsewhere and do well after not doing well here or they do well elsewhere and come here and do nothing. it doesn't make sense. mason known for shut-outs four had his first full season of the flyers last year, another one last night may be the flyers have found their man. >> focus on the next shot, not going to look at the billing picture, if you do that probably going to make mistakes just thinking about too much. so just for myself, just make the next save, and turned out all right. >> solid, all game, i think that the big chances they had he was there waiting for it. >> know vac, icy hot in a different way. he beats andy murphy four sets to win fourth australian title. just something about australia for this guy. not the cool a bears or kangaroo's, just joke vick. five title matches there. he has never lost. >> among the nfl awards handed out last time, former temple coach named nfl coach. year. had the arizona cardinals with the best records in football before losing their top two quarterbacks. among the guys inch duct intoed the pro-football hall of fame, marvin harrison philadelphia native was not one of them. he will have to wait until next time despite being third in nfl history and catch his first catch holding with 143 his records. finally how does a guy living in seattle explain ac patriots fan on the biggest day of the sports year? >> there was women involved. i moved to seattle about 15 years ago. i've lived there for 15 years now. i think patriots are going to win. and i'm going have to go home, and be a champion in that town. because nobody else will be. >> you notice he said there was a woman involved? >> ya. >> meaning there is not any more? >> ya. >> no one will be involved if he goes home bragging about the patriots? >> wait. wait. are you telling me there is some football game going on right now. >> there is a football game going on right now. >> there is? >> i had no identify each i thought a snowstorm possibly on the way. >> and everyone is watching us. >> dvr the game. just dvr. all right caitlin? so what's going on with the weather. >> so careful if you are watching and you're out party being to head out on the road tonight, no showers moving in -- snow showers moving n do have snow tonight will turn to rain by the time you get up monday morning probably still slow commute. watch out for icy patches north and west. otherwise, it is the steady rain throughout the day monday. turn windy and colder tuesday chance of showers thereon wednesday, and then really really cold, not going to escape that just quite yet. thursday friday, and tomorrow groundhog day, too. i don't think phil will see his shadow with the storm coming through. >> what's that mean? >> spring's around the corner. >> not this corner on the seven day forecast, but another corner, maybe once we turn the page down the bends. >> yes. >> eventually there is a corner. >> countdown's on for february. >> spring equinox. >> forty-six on wednesday? >> little hint, little seasons in there yes. >> we like that. >> all right, hey be sure to join us for the "fox 29 news" at 10:00 tonight. working to learn more about the manna cured of killing a 56 year old woman as she waited for a bus in north philadelphia. we of course will have live coverage for you. >> you heard caitlin, there is snow coming. we'll have live team coverage as the northeast gets ready for another major storm. so what's the game that's on? i don't even know. >> something to do with -- >> k ah, hmm, looks like jimmy pesto's big super bowl weekend is starting early. no, no, no. higher. every year it starts earlier and earlier. like ant season under gene's bed. i'm having my own super bowl blowout this year. i'm holding all of my bms until halftime when i will make a super bowel! gene, you can't hold your poops in, all right? you got to set 'em free where they can go down the sewer and they find their families and they're happy! i'm their family! i raised them! hey, you know what? we should do our own super bowl promotion. you know, for people who want the option to have good food. great idea, dad. we can have people over and order a bunch of thai. what? no, tina. i'm talking about our food