eagles! >> philadelphia getting ready for what could be a historic celebration. and a 75-year-old grandmother getting inked for the birds tonight. superbowl buzz doesn't get anymore intense than this. >>> i'm erin coleman live in the nbc 10 studios in philadelphia. tonight jim rosenfield and jacqueline london are live in minneapolis. hey, guys. >> reporter: hello, erin. we are two days out from what could be the biggest night in philadelphia sports history. >> reporter: going to take a live look at u.s. bank stadium here in minneapolis, home of superbowl lii and, of course, we all hope this is the site of the eagles' very first superbowl win. >> reporter: today eagles' quarterback nick foles and his teammates held their final full practice before their throwdown with the patriots. they focused on the red zone and scoring tuesday tuesdays. we have a show for you tonight from philadelphia to minneapolis. let's begin our team coverage with nbc 10 steven fisher live at the mall of america. the feelings are turning the city green tonight. look at that. >> reporter: jacquelin, when we g

novacare complex. the fans lining up to welcome home the world champion philadelphia eagles. >>> good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. the team touched down today to a hero's welcome and tonight fans, cannot wipe the smiles off of their face. we have team three coverage for you tonight as we revel in the eagles victory, we have reporters out and about and we will begin with anita oh, live at the novacare complex in south philadelphia, where the team returned this afternoon, anita. >> reporter: hi, jessica as afternoon progressed the crowd just continued to grow as hundreds, stood outside of the novacare complex waiting for hours welcoming the team back to philadelphia many of them were emotional as they soak in the birds first super bell vick try. a sea of green lined the outside of the novacare complex on monday as hundreds welcomed the new world champions home. >> i'm here today because i have been a life long fan of the eagles and this is an amazing thing to win the super bowl. >> reporter: as philadelphia eagles floated in to their own cars and left fac

philadelphia its first super bowl win. >> fans poured in the streets to revel in the moment. there was celebration, but there was some destruction. we have reports in minneapolis and center city. >> first up, let's take a look at weather and traffic. we want to know when it's a good day for parade. >> david and karen did you sleep at all? >> reporter: i had a lot of fun being serenaded in my neighborhood with all the fireworks they did not shoot off on the 4th of july. >> reporter: my son kept saying why is daddy screaming at the tv? >> reporter: i was doing that at our house. we have a weather issue in case you have to get out of there early. the rain from yesterday is gone it knocked off the coast around midnight. but we have temperatures that are their way down right now. we have concerns in the northern and westerns for black ice. 34 degrees in allentown. reading has reached the freezing mark. even though it says 36 in trenton. 34 in philadelphia. in the northern suburbs in particular in wilmington and millville, you might have some of that icing showing up on the roadways and

. >> eagles! >> i'll scott out. here they come. this have been no issues according to philadelphia police. this is a happy event. they continue to shoot fireworks into the street from the intersection of cottman and frankford. but, again, no injuries. no sear quus problems here or arrests. just a lot of fun an a lot of people having a good time. they nod a chapter. >> fly eagles fly♪ on the road to victory♪ fly eagles fly♪ score a touchdown one, two, three♪ hit them low snit♪ hit them high♪ fly, eagles, fwri, on the road to victory♪ to victory♪ e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> we started learning that song at years old. >> we saw them learning it at elementary schools and nursey schools. >> let's check in with tornad vittoria woodill. >> here we go baby. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles!. >> hey, house it going, everybody, guess what, eagles are number one, bade. we are live from 15 and samsung and guess what i'm with my sister and i found friends. e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> the energy in the city is out of control. have there been out of control moments. absolutely. we did see a car fli

. the parade starts at broad and patterson street in south philadelphia and then heads towards the art museum. >> nbc10 is your official home of philadelphia eagles. watch their victory parade this thursday at 11:00 a.m. and on the free nbc10 app. >> live coverage of eagles elation from minneapolis to philadelphia. >> live at philadelphia international airport, lauren, you've been talking to passengers making their way home after that huge win and they are excited. >> erin and denise, the fans are super excited. they are still jumping up and down and still chanting. they are still crying, but, boy, do they have a story to tell. >> reporter: back in philadelphia, a champions welcome, even for the fans. >> what was it like to be at that game? >> it was life changing. >> reporter: they're back from minneapolis where they saw history and were part of it, too. >> it was an amazing experience. i know we made a difference. there were plays we were making so much noise i know brady couldn't hear the count and i know we made a difference. >> reporter: after all that yelling you might notice eag

with jim gardner. ♪ eagles fans your long nightmare is over. the philadelphia eagles are superbowl champions, let's say that again. the philadelphia eagles are superbowl champions. in an extraordinarily entertaining game the eagles defeated the new england patriots by a score of 41-33, that gives the eagles their first superbowl ever and first nfl championship in 58 years when it ended it ended with tom brady's hail mary pass batted around for what seemed like an eternity before it fell to the turf, game over. and in the scene at frankfort, make that city hall in center city philadelphia. the crowd extending up blocks from city hall, eagles fans beginning to celebrate, the crowd is still building at this and other locations as we just mentioned frankfort and cottman in the may fair section of philadelphia we will survey other parts of the city over the entirety of this broadcast, pretty big crowd developing in center city philadelphia. it is sunday night and the big story on action news tonight the lombardi trophy going to the good guys tonight and what a moment it was when owner j

philadelphia. >> good afternoon, i'm denise. >> i'm erin coleman. eagles are basking in the glory of the first super bowl victory. we begin with andrea and thomas live in philadelphia with the team that made it all possible arrived a short time ago. >> super bowl champs, andrea. >> reporter: my god, the fans have shut it down. look how big this crowd is. you have the team and staff and all slowly making their way home right now after the most memorable week of their lives. this is them waving with pom-poms, telling the players thank you, they have so much energy and been like this over an hour, giving high-fives. we talked to kelce a little bit ago and this is what he said after seeing this huge crowd. this is pretty impressive. we saw the pictures. pretty awesome to be back here with our fans. thanks, everybody for coming out. we can't wait to get to the parade. >> reporter: the things the pictures don't show is the energy. they can't convey the energy out here. i talked to a gentleman a little bit ago who was trying, waiting for this moment his entire life. we have a lot of kids

philadelphia's first super bowl win. >> when you have never would be a super bowl, there's a lot of pent up frustration. >> an eagles super fan who made winning tickets a sport is heading to the super bowl for free. >> and home for the super bowl. the parents of an eagles player welcome us inside his childhood home just miles from the site of the big game. >> you can't script this kind of thing. it's unbelievable to us. >> good evening from minneapolis. i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. thank you for joining us. we are here in super bowl city just four days out from the eagles throwdown with the patriots. >> so what happened today? the birds held a super bowl practice at the university of minnesota for the first time since they got here to minneapolis. they are trying to stay both focused and relaxed as they brace for tom brady and bill belichick. >> and after that practice tonight, nbc 10 caught up with eagles quarterback carson wentz at the mall of america. he chatted with some eagles fans there this evening. >> and tonight we also caught up with a former eagles qu

20s now. 26 in the suburbs, down to 29 and still falling in philadelphia. it's going to get colder until we get sunshine. and then we'll see the temperatures warm into the very low 20s. in fact, it looks like it will be the coldest day of the next ten. i'll break it down hour by hour and show a look at what the parade weather looks like coming up. first jesca boyington andt traf. >> thanks. to start we'll have eagles parade basics. people getting up and trying to head out trying to get to center city, now would be a good time to go. remember the road closures will be in place at least by 10:00 a.m. maybe before then. that means they'll start closing by that point. everything will be done by then. that will last until 6:00 p.m. from the sports complex to the art museum. all the cross streets are closed, too. from patterson near the sports complex all the way up broad to city hall, the cross streets will be closed, too, even a block or two apart from that in some instances. the ben franklin parkway, ending at eakins oval will be closed. that started last night and the last until 6:00

bleeding green at the philadelphia airport. people are saying they're excited to watch the game and more than anything, they're excited to see the eagles hopefully win this sunday. >> it is the trip of a lifetime, so it is no wonder that drew smith has a lot of emotions. >> very nervous and very excited. >> we're going to minneapolis for the super bowl. >> we're very excited for the eagles. we're excited. >> the excitement felt all over the philadelphia airport. >> i'm so excited, i'm getting goose bumps know it is be a victory for philadelphia! yeah birds! >> american airlines gate b 9 turned into a tailgate with fans feeling lucky they get to cheer on the birds in person. >> i think we were all shocked, we're very excited to go and route for the eagles. >> there was a few fans that denied to walk int the eagles nest. >> i'm going to walk the streets, with no fear, no intimidation. >> it was a lonely road for them. because this week, the airport is bleeding green. >> the crowd of eagles fans has been growing. we'll send it back to you guys, miguel martinez, nbc 10 news. >> even back her

in philadelphia, we have every angle covered ahead of the super bowl showdown. let's begin tonight with kristen rodgers life at the mall of america. kristen, i hope you're staying warm. >> oh, dawn, i am trying but i've got great news for eagles fans. because every single player was a full go at practice today. that includes tim jurnigan whose coming back from being out back to back days with an illness. we have to talk about nick foles because he's been through every high and every low and from almost retiring now he's at the cusp of bringing home a super bowl trophy to philadelphia. >> being in the position i was in as backup, that's a different role than a starter, um, from a standpoint of, you know, the offense and just your prep. you're still doing a lot of prep, you're preparing like you're the starter but it's different. so when you step into the starting role, um, you really talking more about the scheme that you like, different plays lou like so that's the big difference. >> starter, backup, whatever you want to call him, nfl on fox analyst tony gone sol less is impressed.

continues it will not be stopping for quite sometime because your philadelphia eagles are the super bowl champs. >> the underdogs showed they are the best in the nfl defeating new england patriots and giving philadelphia their first super bowl win. >> fans have been out and about all night to take to the streets. some of the partying did get out of hand on broad street where fans flipped a car. >> we have team coverage with reporters in and around the city of philadelphia. >> we'll get to them, but first up, let's talk about weather and traffic. we want to know about today and thoughts on parade. >> reporter: we've been talking to all the viewers own facebook and twitter. >> reporter: let's be honest how many slept last night i was serenaded with fireworks all night. we have breaks in the clouds and sunshine early, through most of the day we'll experience sunny skies. in philadelphia we're down to 33. wilmington, has hit 33 degrees, as well. below freezing in millville. 36 in allentown, 35 in reading. there are pockets in here where we've seen the number dip to the freezing mark. saturda

>>> underdogs no more. the philadelphia eagles are the super bowl champions. congratulations. >> they are the words eagles nation has been waiting decades to hear. the lombardy trophy is coming home to philadelphia after the eagles' historic super bowl win against the patriots. here at home fans flooded the streets at the end of game. our cameras did capture others scaling the fence of city hall. broad street was wall to wall with people reveling in the victory last night, but in the live picture on the right you can see the celebrations have died down for now. good morning, everyone. thank you so much for being with us on this very special monday morning. i'm ted greenberg. >> and i'm rosemary conners. for now, that is. we know the parade is coming, and we'll get those details for you. play after play, the drama kept unfolding. nbc 10 is the official station of the philadelphia eagles. we have live team coverage of the celebration here in philadelphia and minnesota from the moments you didn't see last night on tv to the action that happened while you were sleeping. nbc 10's

is the philadelphia eagles. they have come home as super bowl champions but the party is far from over. >>> we've got "action news" reporter chad pradelli at philadelphia international airport tonight annie mccormick is live at the art museum with details about parade plans. spoiler alert it's on thursday. vernon odom is live at the airport greeting eagles fans on their return from minneapolis and nydia han is on the parkway with late word on hotel bookings. chad, let's begin with you on the return of the conquering heroes. >> reporter: yeah, jim good to be on top. about 200 to 300 fans arrived here atlantic aviation about 1 o'clock this afternoon waiting ford birds to arrive back here in philadelphia and when they touched down just after 2:45 it went wild. owner jeffrey lurie emerged from the chartered american ght and hoisted the lombardi trophy. he then handed it to head coach doug pederson who saluted the fans. >> i can't even put it into words it's so surreal its my biggest birthday wish come true. >> it's a dream. i'm waiting for somebody to pinch me and wake me up. any minu

: that trip is roughly 1,100 miles from the philadelphia area to minnesota. a group of guys did it in a decked-out eagles rv. they left last night at 6:00, and they got here today at 4:00. have no fear, the eagle-mobile tube is now here in minnesota. >> it was long. >> eagles here, eagles there, eagles signs everywhere. except here in the bathroom where you'll find the dallas star at the bottom of the bowl. >> we had two stars. now his and her rain points. >> reporter: together a group of four die-hard fans drove this philly pride machine through six states. >> we had all thumbs up until we hit the minnesota line. >> reporter: anthony burn from northeast philadelphia did most of the driving. >> we're excited. keep is us going. we know what we're heading towards. we're going to be celebrating so it's all right. >> reporter: along the way they had unusual company riding shotgun. >> have no idea what it is. it's an interesting-looking guy, isn't he? >> it's basically a five-gallon bucket with an eagle head on it. >> reporter: the bird bot, and they documented the bird bot's trip first

here in philadelphia. we are keeping you on top of latest stories surrounding this historic moment for eagles and their fans. let's start though with kristen rodgers. she is live at the mall of america. kristen. >> hey, dawn. the eagles held their final friday practice of the year today. feels like it's been forever at this point. they had -- they're going to have to have a final walk through tomorrow at u.s. bank stadium. today they're focus to tie up any loose ends, an good note, tim jurnigan was back at practice today after being out back to back days with an illness. so good news there. every eagle practiced. now amidst all of this super bowl madness, the eagles still hav to find their routine. and some players have rather spic ways that they find some normalcy here in minnesota. >> there's a pool here. i would always run in the pool back home at the treadmill that they have at the facility so i kind of used it as my treadmill. but it's just trying to maintain that consistency that we've had throughout the year, um, obviously this is extreme circumstances but you got to find wa

and that led to this, here today a parade that millions and millions of philadelphia eagles fans will in the forget , and for that we give you the sights and sounds of today. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> we have waited so long for our dream has finally come true. >> for millions of eagles fans here in philly this super bowl championship is, for you. together we brought philly this world championship. >> we are in the done yet. we have more to go. more to prove. this is our new normal. >> to be part ofhe philadelphia eagles, to be part of these guys, one of the greatest things i have ever done in my life. >> y'all believe in each other and that is why we are world champs, super bowl lii, baby. >> center of the food balance universe, bark a little bit. >> hungry dogs ran faster. we wanted it more. you want to talk about under dog. because didn't talk about under dog. last two years you have been starved for a championship. >> they doubted us as players, as a team and all we ever did was step up, love each other more and have more fun then anybody in the league and believe this is for

we are live at philadelphia international where the planes are packed with faithfuls ready to root for the birds at the super bowl. counting down another practice, a stadium walk through and then the big game. we're following the team's final moves in minneapolis as they prepare for a history-making matchup against the patriots. >>> the competitive inch with every man, woman, and child cheering on the birds, the fight song should carry the eagles on the road to victory. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now at 11:00, two more days and we cannot wait. here's a live look at u.s. bank stadium site of super bowl lii. the crews have transformed the field into a neutral gid iron. the eagles will get a feel for the turf when they do a walk through tomorrow. i'm rosemary connors. an autograph session with the players is scheduled for today. a huge pep rally begins tomorrow at the university of minnesota. the eagles are focused on quick tem poe, a style they'll be using during the big game against t pmen, that's the goal of this annual women's summit in minneapolis. it's a way

at xfinity live in south philadelphia. and lauren, you're going to stake out that spot until sunday. >> not a bad idea. this is not your typical sunday. one business owner told me if he could monetize the interest in this, it he could be a rich man. >> lesly is spending her day today on the phone taking calls about the big game on sunday. >> the phone does not stop ring ing. you may hear ringing in the bagd background. >> they are ready with green beer brought out special for the eagles. and the place is already decked out. if you want in on the fun, come with your i.d. to get a $5 wristband. then come back at 4:00 when they u open. chris mullins says it's meant to limit the drinking hours. >> safety is number one. >> reporter: wherever you're planning on watching, plan ah d ahead. . not everyone is planning a party here at center city. they don't have big tvs to watch the game, so they are closing in early. >> they are going to be placing two more tvs in the main dining room area. >> they are bringing in more screens for a watch party. limiting guests for a reason. >> we have enoug

starts now. >>> right now at 11:00, planning the biggest party in philadelphia history. >> we're going to make it hapto happen, going to party like we've never had a party before. >> the city ready to throw your super bowl champion eagles the most epic parade we have ever seen. >> the level of excitement is unbelievable! >> and if it you think broad street was wild last night, just you wait. thanks for watching nbc 10, your official eagles station. i'm erin coleman. philadelphia will host the first eagles super bowl parade in history on thursday, but tonight, the lombardi trophy is already shining here in our city. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> brought the lombardi trophy off the plane at philadelphia international airport today. they showed it off to a group of fans who wanted a glichls mpse e super bowl winners. the entire city will get a chance to see them thursday morning. the eagles parade of champions will start at broad in south philadelphia and head down broad to city hall and finally moves down the parkway before finishing at the art museum. joined now live along the route

philadelphia, with cloudy skies. and middle 20s for the lehigh valley. and delaware's at 27. a cold start but look what happens. when we get sunshine this afternoon, upper 30s for the lehigh valley. the rest of the area will warm into the low 40s. 42 degrees for philadelphia. and 41 in new jersey. i'm break the forecast down hour by hour for today and show when you the first snowflakes arrive tomorrow when i'm back in ten minutes but first, jessica boyington has "first alert" traffic. >> thanks, bill. starting off with mass transit with septa regional rails we're dealing with problems from chestnut hill west service from amtrak wire services. and 1701 also running 20 minutes late. take the regional nrails. and my cameras are moving around. moving from this point up to the vine street expressway, it should be clearing around this time. watch the lane restrictions coming the other way. i'm here with the pennsylvania turnpike drive lime. west, route 1 to valley forge, speeds also there into the 60s. >>> 5:01 right now. breaking news in philadelphia's oxford circle neighborhood. police

at 28 in philadelphia, 26 in trenton, 27 degrees in wilmington. 25 over here in allentown. 24 in millville. not a whole lot of wind out there, so the wind chills really not too big of a factor. right now we're still feeling like it's about 22 in philadelphia. so basically we're taking about five or 6 degrees off the temperature in terms of those wind chills. that's really more of a function of just how cold it is, not that the winds are all that strong. and as we go through -- we go through the day it does get better. 36 degrees by 11 o'clock which is where we wound up for a high yesterday. this model has 41. i'm technically going to go 40 but either way less wind. it will actually feel like it's about 40 and the sunshine will start to come out. the issue that we have of course is tomorrow morning where we are going to get a wintry mix moving in and up in the poconos it's a winter storm watch wednesday morning for snow here and lancaster they've added an advisory. i wouldn't be shocked if we get advisories in some of these counties. the idea is in the morning we'll have a wintry

philadelphia with a good view of broad and wallnut christie what can you tell us from there? >> well, jim, we are actually looking down walnut street and cannot see where the massive crowd extends and focus on the car that has been flipped on its side and it's surrounded by the police the bike police patrol and this happened about a half hour ago and you can see that something their celebrations must have gone clearly a step further than it should have been a heavy police presence at the intersection of broad and wall nut all evening trying to encourage fans to celebrate peacefully responsibly this is a clear indicator that has not happened but aside from the car that has been flipped over on its side in front of the bellevue people trying to take in the moment take in the scene and have the shared experience with one another with the exception of this incident jim back to you. >> all right that will teach someone not to valet their car, no that is a terrible joke. it's obviously not funny. but other than that we are doing pretty good. action news reporter annie mccormick is with the crab fri

a medical marijuana dispensary one of several set to open in pennsylvania. and philadelphia police are searching for the gunman that shot a teenager on the street. and frightening moments in the air when a plane's engine began to shake when it losts its cover forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing. >> and pennsylvania's first medical marijuana dispensaries are set to hope this week one in devon and one ifville. >> and ali gorman is live now with the details. >> reporter: hi rick, people that have been advocating for medical marijuana both patients and doctors, they say this is a dream come true for them in pennsylvania. as you said, this is one of two dispensaries in our area set to officially open this weekend. >> the other facility is in sellersville. ter ter ter terra vita opened last night. they are approved for medical marijuana in pennsylvania. they can meet with a provider here at costone shops to get a 30 day supply in the form of pills, vapor or form. this is a dream come true for many. this is hope for people with irritable bowel syndrome. and hope with people wit

quarterback are speaking out about bringing the super bowl trophy home to philadelphia for first time ever. >> celebrations in the street left a mess to clean up this morning. a look ahead to what's next and when we'll get details on the big victory parade. >> green monday fans are rushing to sports stores to snap up super bowl championship merchandise before it flies off the shelf. throwing it deep for the end zone and it's batted around and incomplete. and the game is over. the game is over! the eagles are super bowl champions. eagles fans everywhere this is for you! let the celebration begin! >> took everyone just a moment. it feels like a dream, a dream decades in the making and it's finally come true for first time ever, the philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions. ♪ [ screaming ] >> it didn't take long for celebrations to start. a few people did climb light poles but most stayed close to the ground as a mass of humanity swarmed on to broad street to celebrate as one big community. >> good morning, i'm rosemary conners. >> and i'm ted greenberg, it is not a dream but we're stil

fanaticos fueron arrestados. desde philadelphia noticias univision 65. ahroa grupos proinmigrantes uieren usar el triunfo como pretexto e instan a los juadores a que no acudan a la csa blanca. adelante. buenas tardes, ilia. no van a visitar al presidente en la casa blanca. pero en un par de semanas se va a complir en plazo para la reforma, buscan el respaldo de los eagles para que pongan presion. llegar a un acuerdo. >>si los Águilas van y están con el presidente, creo que van a estar muy tristes. nosotros de sangre, como dicen, sangramos verde. >> tienen el poder de hacerlo. philadelphia estÁ pasando muchas cosas ahorita. muchas familias que estÁn siendo separadas. si hacen eso, van a hacer una presiÓn a demócratas y republicanos para que apoyen algo que no sea antiinmigrante. >> enviarle un mensaje al presidente de lo que philadelphia apoya. hacer una declaraciÓn de que philadelphia estÁ con los inmigrantes. reportera: jugadores de las Águilas, dijeron que no van a acudir a la ceremonia en el capitolio. el presidente donald trump, ha tenido discordias con algunos de los

news. >>> a philadelphia man is in critical condition, tonight after being, abduct, tied up, and then burned in his own car police say they believe he was targeted. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is at philadelphia 's special victims unit in hunting park tonight where officials held a press conference late this afternoon , david. >> reporter: this is a bizarre story and this is a tragic story, authorities say that the suspects, three suspects they are looking for, knew victim in this case but details are horrific. that 34 year-old victim is currently in the hospital fighting with severe burns on his lower extremities. authorities say that the victim was walking near ventnor and harbison overnight , in wissonoming, when he was abduct. he was taken to westford road in olney in his own car, tied up, drenched in gasoline and then set on fire, inside of the car. neighbors heard screams this morning. they called police. police were on the scene. authorities say after the abduction the three suspects used the victim's cell phone, demanded $10,000 in cash from the victim's family

for what was one of the biggest celebrations in philadelphia history. it has been celebration city all day long. let look from chopper 6 h people leave the con. the look over 30th street station a transportation hub we know well in the delaware valley as people try to make their way home. we are covering this parade from start to finish. lets go now and continuing our coverage with "action news" chad pradelli. right there if the middle of the party all day today. >> reporter: fantastic day, we are just to the northern and eakins oval. you had all the fans but they cleared out in a hurry. you see all the debris left behind. not a lot of people. we have these crazies they are excited and they have the spirit. and police to the right are making sure that everyone take its easy and let the cleanup begin this was the place to be when the buses began to roll in. i want to show you video. the lead bus nick foles and carson wentz. hoisting the lombardi trophy and fans when nuts. good things happen to those that wait. that was the case for fans in the art museum area. some arrived at 5:00 o

philadelphia, heavier downpours when we pick out yellow, orange, ocean county, burlington county near pemberton, this heavy downpour they come through moving out very quickly but they are no fun either way, we will zoom out, to see out west of our region and portions of central maryland as well as into portions of pennsylvania, just west of lancaster where we are monitoring another line, of some pockets of heavier downpours moving through in the next few hours and then we should see improvement as far as the rain's concern. forty-four in philadelphia. forty-four wilmington. forty-six in millville. forty-two waking up in willow grove. forty-five in palmyra. forty-four in cherry hill. you need rain gear this morning but you should see a slow down this afternoon. fifty-eight for the high temperature down the shore. in the poconos mild, 47. dealing with plane old rain there as well. we will talk about when sunshine returns in full, in just a few minutes, jan. >> sounds good, chelsea, thank you. >>> developing right now, all lanes of i-95 are now opened to traffic after a collision near ph

. this is how you clean up after quite possibly the biggest party in philadelphia history. you get out leaf blowers, street sweepers, the city even had to bring out the heavy machinery and it was all needed for the estimated 60 tons of garbage cleaned up after the super bowl parade. but the city says they were ready and willing for the task. >> like the eagles we just go to work. we get in there real quick and, you know, that's our job and that's our business and so our guys are happy to do it as you could see they're working hard right now getting this area clean and we hope to have it done by today. >> reporter: according to the city, the 60 tons of garbage is a record for any event they've hosted. you can bet when it was all done they found all kinds of things, mostly covered in mud. from your standard can to lawn chairs to much more. >> oh, it was a lot of unique items that we saw here. so, we saw grills, we saw crates, maybe people were standing on them. i don't know. >> reporter: some neighborhoods like spring garden fairmount had cleaning up to do. we saw quite a few piles of tr

, february 6th. here's what we're following. >> the city of philadelphia will host its very first super bowl parade honoring the nfl champion eagles. we have a live look at the preparations already under way. >> also we've learned several eagles players are going to skip the trip when the team is honored for their win at the white house. >> two eagles players took their celebrations to late night tv. they pull a fast one on guillermo and then jimmy kimmel pulls a fast one on them. >> i wonder if guillermo can say jay ajayi now. >> i think he can. >> let's head to dave murphy and karen. they have your weather and traffic. >> he cracked me up. >> good time. all right, onto the weather sent we go. we've got more clouds out there this morning. you can see them sweeping in in the overnight hours but they're not going to be here all day. we think morning clouds will give way to some increasing sunshine. it's a cold start. were ick degrees in trenton, 25 degrees in allentown. 28 degrees in philadelphia. 27 in wilmington. and it's not as windy as yesterday so even though we're starting out a li

>> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. >>> you ready for this jawn. >> got your plan, warm clothes the parade of champions tomorrow an event many have been waiting a lifetime to see we are happy to be able to spend this occasion with you 12 more hours and officials expect millions to come into the city to cheer on the eagles. so many more will most likely watch on tv or stream but don't just think you can wake up tomorrow morning and just head into town. mass transit passes and tickets are sold out. that goes for septa, patco and new jersey transit. parking restrictions are tight. you park in the wrong spot you'll get towed. even have to go where to go to the bathroom with so many people and so comparatively few port a potties they will be in high demand much let get to the all important parade forecast. here's scott. >> hi, iain. the rain is moving out but the cold it is definitely moving in. temperatures tomorrow morning will be in the 20s by the time the parade begins. temperatures near 30 degrees with wind chills in the 20s. so the last of the ra

dealing with the cold bundle up. 24 in the suburbs. 28 degrees in philadelphia. and the clouds will be breaking this afternoon. 31 degrees at 9:00. 37 and mostly cloudy at noon time. with winds much lighter than yesterday. once we get that sunshine, the temperatures will peak in the low 40s for most neighborhoods. the exception will be the lehigh valley. a high of 38 degrees. i'll break it down hour by hour and take a look at tomorrow morning with that wintry mix moving in when i'm back in ten minutes but first jessica boyington is watching your "first alert" traffic. >> thanks, bill. a good update for septa. the problems that we've weren't watching for the last hour or so for regional rails because of amtrak wire problems, service has been suspended for the chestnut line. but they just resumed. we will see residual delay because of that. for the most part, service is back to normal. watching regional rails for delays and watching 295. right around the black horse pike. moving southbound. not seeing any problems. normal volume, and watching a crash at lower gwynedd add greycliffe lane.

. down to a quarter mile for reading, lancaster, allentown and quakertown. moving into philadelphia, but not too bad. dense fog under an mile an hour in northeast philadelphia. and light fog in south jersey and delaware, too. we run into spots in delaware and south jersey. you won't run into any cold air. the temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. most neighborhoods are running 10 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. coolest spot at 39 degrees. fog at 7:00. then it starts to lift but still cloudy and 48 degrees at 10:00. once we get some sunshine this afternoon, these temperatures take off. and we're looking at record potential for philadelphia. up to 72 degrees but it's go to be warm all around today. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you what it's like for your neighborhood as the day progresses when i'm back in ten minutes but, first, let's see how the fog is affecting traffic. jessica boyington has the latest from the "first alert" traffic center. >> yeah, bill, watching the soggy spots. right around 24th street, it's okay, but roads are wet as you see visibility is pretty

lombardi trophy home to philadelphia. now the city is gearing up for a hometown celebration and cleaning up after fanshis morning. >>> it is monday afternoon i'm rick williams, sarah bloomquist is on assignment returning from minneapolis. alicia vitarelli joins us this afternoon. the big story is the eagles on top of the world. >> super bowl champs are heading back to philadelphia but not before sharing their post-game emotion in minnesota. jamie apody was with the team and the trophy this morning. >> reporter: there it is, the long coveted lombardi trophy that long as to the city of and the philadelphia eagles. nick foles and head coach doug pederson held a press conference. they are super bowl champions, the question is, has it sung in yet? >> i can remember back as a player winni the game what it felt like at it meant, i think it's a little more special waking up today knowing you've accomplished something ed twoay back in april an mr. lori hired me in philadelphia that is in the game we eventually wanted to be in and play in and win. i know it's going on to take sometime, bu

philadelphia's oxford circle neighborhood. philadelphia police say a car crashed into and killed a woman crossing roosevelt boulevard. the car hit the victim with such force she came out of her shoes at the large street intersection. investigators say the driver of that car does not have a license but did stop to talk with police. authorities have not provided us with the names of anyone involved. ♪ >>> at 13 miles broad street is philadelphia's longest straightaway. it may only about 100 feet wide. but we'll find a way to make room. for everyone. >> an invite for everyone. the eagles are gearing up for their team of champions. the team posted this video on twitter. the team will make their way, millions of fans are expected to show up for that. >> nbc10's matt delucia joins us live at city hall for more of the best way to witness history. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. septa might be the best way to get around thursday. and yes, it might be tough to get around because of that parade route going to make its way around city hall. right now, you can see the police are put

philadelphia eagles bring the lombardy trophy home. excited fans lined up to welcome home the team. the party is far from over. >> that's because preparations are now under way for a parade likely bigger than any this city has ever seen. what you need to know if you're planning on celebrating with the champs. >> and super bowl mvp nick foles talks about the title win. what the quarterback says is the true secret behind the eagles' success. tonight the birds are back in the city and the entire region still flying high. i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we have live team coverage of the championship celebration. greg argos has more on parade preps, but we start with alexandria hoff who is live in philadelphia with more on today's hero's welcome home. >> what an emotional experience it was to hear hundreds of voices of fans all singing together "fly eagles fly" because fly that team did and they landed this afternoon. of all the trails the team has blazed anded roadblocks overcome, the proudest journey of this season has been the one back home. >> i just want to say thank you.

! >> they have come to pin applies, ticketless, mind you, to act as ambassadors for philadelphia. on the plane they hatched a plan inspired by this act of viking vandalism, rocky in putrid purple. >> they turned the mary tyler moore statue into an eagle fan done. >> mary is an underdog. she looks good in green. >> yes, she did. the women say this was not to be mean spirited. it's for the plane of guys that got them here. >> we did this for carson, and especially for you, nick. >> and for philadelphia. >> we are happy to be here. >> spreading the brotherly love. >> fantastic women. they wanted us to know they don't have tickets. they would love to get tickets, but they are thrilled to be here. >> a moment to remember for sure. for brian taff, i'm sharrie williams. back to you. >> they are going to make it after all. >> decked out in eagle green this weekend. >> fans, the city, the entire delaware valley, we are all ready. >> annie mccormick live in center city with more. hey, annie. >> i'm trying to think of a joke to go with thee mary tyler moore song. a lot of people would rather watch

we were in the teens. 34 right now in philadelphia. just below freezing in the suburbs and new jersey, 30 degrees even in the lehigh valley. delaware, 35. that's to start with. there are clouds overhead. and clouds will be breaking for sunshine this morning. it's going to be a mostly cloudy day, and also we'll see the wind out of the southwest. that's going to help boost temperatures even warmer. 40s this afternoon. by 11:00, 43 degrees. in the mid to upper 40s this afternoon. on track for 50 in new jersey. it will be dry in new jersey, dry in philadelphia, we could see scattered, light rain showers with the high of 45 in the suburbs and 46 with scattered showers in the lehigh valley. you'll find sunshine at the shore, up to 48. i'll break the forecast down hour by hour and show you when you may need your umbrella during the day when i'm back in ten minutes. first, jessica boyington, she's got your first alert traffic. >>> that's right. and another accident here. we're watching on 422 this time around 1st avenue. you see the turnpike. this is where the area is, eastbound. it's

with a cold front. we have a good soaking rain over philadelphia currently. you can see near mall born, it's headed east. this is a front that's bringing cold air in time for the weekend. a wave of low temperatures intensified. we get a thump of snow saturday, but it won't stay as snow across the viewing area. lehigh valley and the northwest suburbs look like snow there, heavy wet snow wee hours of the morning sunday. for the i-95 metro area, we get snow first and mixing in with sleet and rain, southern delaware and new jersey, a change over to rain. we talk total in the seven-day forecast. jim? >> 24-year-old michael of delaware is in serious trouble with the law, after he broke off and stole the thumb of a terracotta warrior at the institute. officials say the destruction and theft were caught on video. >> new philadelphia district attorney larry cra krasner is dropping 50 marijuana cases and doesn't plan to prosecutor new ones. most are given citations but some are charged with misdemeanors. he would like to divert the resources to other crimes like murder. >> meanwhile, today

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seven oldest are in hospital making progress. the couple pled not guilty. >> here in philadelphia, people took part in a working people's day of action. >days after a fire in collingwod delaware county claimed the life of a man with disabilities. 7:00, last night until this morning, the school hosted a dance marathon for children of philadelphia. students hope to raise $15,000. hundreds of people were walking and running for cancer research. they took part in the smiles for miles 5k and a one mile walk in montgomery county. the race was organized to benefit brain cancer research for children named after emily gould, a toddler who died from brain cancer in 2016. >> a very celebration of the blk history month. much more to come tonight, the last chance for a winter favorite in philadelphia. athlete and soldier with his toughest training on the battlefield. melissa? >> as you wake up tomorrow morning, we take a look at the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. ♪ ♪ >> this is the last weekend to go skating at dillworth park in philadelphia. the season is coming to a close. they

far if philadelphia. with the sign 77 degrees. the warmest day in 88 years, you have to go back to 1930. and the second warmest day the warmest it has ever been during the month of february in philadelphia 79 degrees. other highs so far today everyone is breaking a record. the reason why millville and cape may and beach haven don't break records because they don't keep records in those cities. 80 allentown un81 in lancaster. and 78 in wilmington and a breeze at the shore keepling temperatures in the 60s off the water. 80 in washington. there is the reality check to the north and west dropping in the 40s for buffalo and pittsburgh and 30s for syracuse and stormtracker 6 live double scan is showing along the front a line of showers. and downpours developing in central pa and watch these because they will slide through the region in the evening rush hours. as the colder air comes in a line of gusty showers. even a rumble of thunder the temperatures fall into the 40s early tonight and tomorrow morning. by dawn it's damp and raw and dreary. we'll chat about the rain. that will stick aro

up. by 11:00, 35 degrees. for philadelphia, we're starting in the 20s. we'll wind up with less wind this afternoon and brilliant sunshine. we'll warm into the low 40s for philadelphia and the suburbs. new jersey, 42 degrees. the extension will be the shore as the winds are going to shift around and come off the ocean that will keep the shore colder. actually warmer in the lee lie valley and delaware this afternoon with mostly sunny skies. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you how quickly it's going to warm up, plus a peek at the valentine's day forecast back in ten minutes but first jessica boyington has your "first alert" traffic. >> thanks, bill, route 309, cameras around the p.a. turnpike. we had an easy drive this morning at least, so far for the majority of the commute. watching the blue route, too. the north and southbound drive times looking okay. actually light. 14 minutes from the north. southbound to 95 to the schuylkill expressway. speeds there in the distincts. and with mass transit, minor delays, 11-minute delays in the west trenton train. and elwyn, 309, 11-minu

richard brookhiser on washington and the fight for philadelphia. it was washington's actions in moments like this that forged his reputation and ultimately led to his unanimous selection as the first president. the new york historical society hosted this hour-long event. >>> good evening, everyone and welcome to the new york historical society. i'm gail gregory. welcome to the programs of our spectacular robert a. smith auditorium. this evening program is presented in conjunction with mapping america's road to independence and the new revolutionary war expedition which is on here until march 11th. tonight's program, washington and the nation's battle for the nation's capital. and the distinguished speaker series at the heart of our programs, as always, i'd like to thank mr. schwartz for his wonderful support. let's give mr. schwartz a great hand. [ applause ] i'd also like to recognize our trustee executive committee chair and all the councilmembers with us for all of their support as well. let's give them a big hand. [ applause ] so, tonight, the program will last an hour. it will incl

been out brining the roads. >> the city of philadelphia is getting ready to host a massive party for the eagles. so we're trying to help you get ready for the parade with tips on the best way to get yourself down there. >> david and karen, list of school delays and closings as exploded. pennsylvania new jersey and delaware are on the list. >> my kids just got the call. my phone was buzzing because it's sleeting in parts of our area. >> also a lot of tweets coming in from various people saying two-hour delay here and there so make sure you go to 6abc.com for the complete list. right now cloud cover getting thicker and here comes that precipitation. i'm just going to walk right along with it. you can see how it's rain to the south but we do have that mixed precipitation in and around about half of the region right now as this continues to push toward the north. we have some snowflakes in philadelphia and then just below that a big band of blue and that's where we've got the snow mixing with freezing rain and sleet. and there could be a little iciness developing on some roads down in an

smiling so much. we have team coverage of the historic win. >> trish hartman is live in philadelphia. jeanette reyes is live at philadelphia international airport, where eagles fans are returning homement. >> reporter: first up a look at weather and traffic, it's icy in spots, david and karen have that this morning. >> reporter: we're continuing the party. >> reporter: we all stayed up late last night it was a close game. we have rain off the coast, we have clouds breaking up a little bit. there are additional clouds out to the west, i expect a decent amount of sunshine today, but we are starting out on the cold side. 35 in reading and allentown. for a while we were down to the freezing mark in reading. 44 in philadelphia. down to the freeze mark in millville. we have seen some indications of iciness especially in the northern and western suburbs and central south jersey, so be careful of that this morning. there's the possibility what with roads being wet overnight maybe not completely drying before you get out there and before the temperatures dip, some black ice is possible. it's

valleys will go in street level with storm tracker six traveling on i-95 from trenton, philadelphia south of wilmington you can see pockets press nothing to salem as we press east into south jersey, wrightstown, browns mills, met forward lakes, and hammington, this will continue as we get throughout the rest of tonight that is why that flood watch has been issued. it started at 6:00 this evening and will last for entire of the weekend. we are, finding one to 2 inches of rain when all said and done locally higher amounts, that is why we have issued that alert for sunday morning. future tracker six showing at 11:00 tonight we have that moisture spread out over i-95 corridor and also to the north and west, it continues on and off at 7:00 o'clock in the morning with a wall of water pressing in the region, the readies an indication of heavier rain setting up. we will talk about what we can expect and why that alert goes off in effect periods of rain on and off for rest of the weekend. heaviest presses forward as we get into sunday morning. one to 2 inches is likely but locally higher whi

their fans are taking an us against posture when it comes to the patriots. and the philadelphia choir taking suit this morning. a special issue for it big game titled super bowl lii, a new hope, eagles versus the empire, may the foals be with you. the page comes complete with a birds underdog mask and coach bill belechick wearing a super bowl hoodie. and we hope the fans will be out in full force when thee eagles take on the patriots sunday. they did tweet everyone could wear the underdog masks, however, they have to take them off as they walk through the check points. one of the biggest online sports retailers said these underdog shirts and masks one of the hottest items right now selling. >> yeah, well the crew at fanatics nfl shop came up with this design with lane johnson and chris long, so they sent us one of those. and we checked this morning and they're still in stock. remember the proceeds from these shirts go to philadelphia schools. if you check on nbc10.com you'll find a link where you can buy one. we're seeing a lot of eagles fans come out of the wood work. >> we found a g

only the organization but the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: music still pumping. he was dancing before we went on air. >> these fans are ready, aren't they? >> like us. >> sense the team is ready. fans are ready. let's play the game now. >> let's go! >> can we play the now? kristen, eagles fans are here. the patriots fans are here as well. this is an electric atmosphere right now. in a very frigid minneapolis much caught up with a couple of fans today. you got to listen to this story. joe was from camden. george was from massachusetts. work brought them together for while in easton, pa became best friends reunited that friendship after the afc championship game. >> they won. he texted me and said, okay, it's your turn. >> no, i didn't. i didn't. >> i think did you. >> i text him and said you have to come to the super bowl. i didn't say you were going to win. >> typical boston fan. >> sharing room here in minneapolis. >> he's on one side of the other room and i'm on the other side of the room went put a 50-yard line down the middle of the sitting area. >> although we do, we have