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>> and the victories aren't just coming on the field. what the team's post-season success means for the city and our entire region. i'm jessica dean. >> and i'm ukee washington. the countdown is on when the eagles will have a chance for the big payback for the new england patriots who as many of you remember beat them the last time they met in the super bowl. >> don bell is here with what the birds are doing now that they're about to play with truly the biggest stage in the sports world. >> underdogs again, we think that's a good thing. it is a rematch, that time they played they lost by three points. i've got a good feeling about this one. the super bowl is 13 days away. the biggest spec kal in american sports. all the crazy prop bets have already been released. how many times will donald trump tweet during the game. will justin tim letter lake have a wardrobe malfunction. the eagles' focus lies elsewhere. for the first time this season

they appear to be peaking. i really mean the second time they scored 31 points against the best defense in football and only allowed 7. here's doug pederson today. >> just communicate and keep things on a rigid tight schedule and make sure the guys are focused on the job at hand. they even said it after the game last night in the locker room that there's a lot of unfinished business still to do and we still, there's one game left. one game left in the season and we've come this far and want to make sure that we stay focused and it's got a great locker room as you guys know and trust my leaders of that team to get the job done. >> finish the job. so important to finish the job. it's been a great season. one more step, forefour more quarters. >> the fact remember the stories came up after the last super bowl that they were stealing our

signals? >> weird things tend to happen when you play the patriots. after halftime they always seem to get a little better. >> interesting. >> more to come. >> now that the birds trip to the super bowl is official, fans are scrambling to get to minnesota no matter the cost. >> how much people will have to pay to cheer from the seats of u.s. bank stadium. >> reporter: this is supposed to be the most expensive super bowl when it comes to tickets. i spoke to a broker tonight who has the name wanamaker in his business name. he has been buying and selling super bowl tickets like crazy today. >> it's been nothing but phones off the hook. >> reporter: welcome to wanamaker wanamaker entertainment group. inside it's all about those coveted pricey tickets.

>> if you have the money you can get anything you want. >> reporter: he says the company currently has several hundred super bowl tickets for sale. >> get in the building, we're looking somewhere around 6. >> reporter: $6,000 a ticket to get in. if you want to cheer on the birds from the side line, that's about $30,000 a ticket. he expects to see the prices rise and maybe fall. >> everybody is interested, everybody wants to go to the game, even though it's in minnesota. >> reporter: while minneapolis is a beautiful city, no question about it. it's not atlanta, new orleans, miami when it comes to the weather. some of the brokers believe that that cold weather may actually drive some of the ticket prices down over the next few weeks. >> thanks so much. and if you're lucky enough to score one of those super bowl tickets, have you to figure out how to get to minneapolis. we checked flights leaving

philadelphia saturday and returning monday. the cheapest ticket we found so far is a little more than $500. groups like the green legion are offering super bowl travel packages which include a charter flight and a ticket to the game. that package will set you back about $6800 and the first charter is already sold out. if you're planning to hit the road, well, minneapolis is just over 1,100 miles away. that's going to take you a little more than 18 hours to get there. and here's what you're going to find when do you get there. a snowy scene. super bowl preparations continue in minnesota tonight despite the snow there. all kinds of hospitality and vip tents are going up. attractions are being finalized for fans including free exhibits and security barriers are going up at u.s. bank stadium where the game will be played in a climate-controlled 72-degree

building. >> here at home, eagles championship gear is flying off the shelves. the gear hit the shelves right after the eagles blew out the vikings last night and one of the fastest sellers right now might be nick foles' number 9 jersey. >> what are the odds they'll be buying super bowl gear in two weeks. right now the birds have a 35% chance of beating the patriots. today we talked to frank farley of temple university. he's the former president of the american psychological association and he says the fact new england is predicted to win could actually negatively affect how they play. >> being defeated by the underdog is exceptionally humiliating. so therefore that could have a big impact on them. it could make them nervous. >> he says another plus is being the underdog really helps motivate the eagles' fan base. philadelphia police say

there were no incidents as 12,000 eagles fans charged into the intersection of frankford and cottman to celebrate the win. police credit staffing. septa reported no problems. police arrested a total of six people including a man who allegedly punched a pennsylvania state police corporal and his police horse. >> the eagles are of course part of a city drenched in history so some are affectionally referring to the birds as america's team. is it enough to drum up tourism for the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection. >> reporter: historically a different franchise has been known as america's team, but after this weekend, some people are realizing that maybe that title has belonged to philadelphia all along. in 1776, philadelphians first

solidified our status as the hopeful underdogs. from there we went on to prove victorious over a much more powerful and established entity. hm. a good omen, perhaps? since then the fighting spirit has never died down. >> everybody knows that this eagles team is the bomb. >> the interception, it was phenomenal. >> not only did the eagles secure a conference title this weekend, but we may have also taken a title away from of all teams, the dallas cowboys. once known as america's team, social media has now gifted that nickname to the philadelphia eagles. >> philadelphia has been america's team. the cowboys never had that in. >> it's a beloved way of looking at a city that's been here for a few hundred years. >> reporter: how might making it to the national stage impact the future of this city? tourism, for one. but according to visit philly,

it could also add another push to amazon's seattle headquarters that out of the 20 remaining cities vying to become their next campus, this is the place to expand. >> this is an even bigger way of reminding seattle that we are on the map. >> people are going to come to philadelphia more because it's the greatest city. so why not. >> exactly. >> reporter: and as patriotic as boston may be, take a look atop any flag and there sits the emblem of america's team. when you talk about philly versus boston, you have to bring it all the way back to our most famous resident, benjamin franklin. he was born in boston, but at 17 he moved here to philadelphia, placing his bets on philly instead. >> ben knew what was up even back then. we have much more eagles coverage coming up and you can always find everything you need to get ready for super bowl lii

on our website. go to cbsphilly.com/eagles. >> don't leave home without an umbrella tomorrow. kate is tracking some spring-like storms and she's here to let you know when we might hear a rumble of thunder. >> that's right. it definitely feels more like april possibly outside right now with temperatures still in the 50s right now that's because a strong cold front is headed our way. here's what that looks like on storm scan 3. a couple of showers starting to lift in central pennsylvania already. this is part and parcel of a much larger system. it's been producing heavy snow in minnesota all day, down into iowa as well. we are getting into the cold front. some pretty nasty storms moving across central ohio and that's all lifting into our area through the day tomorrow. so what to expect for tomorrow, rain will be heavy at times. the morning commute will certainly be the most impacted and there could be an isolated thunderstorm with that. rain totals between half inch and an inch.

coming up i'm going to track the rain. i'll time out your entire morning into the midday hours. i'll tell you when best chance to pick up that thunderstorm could be and a big cooldown. feels like spring right now. that's not going to last. i'll tell you when highest are back in the 30s. >> pennsylvania state police are searching for a suspect in connection with a road rage shooting on i-95. take a look at the sketch of the suspect. the shooting happened this morning in the southbound lanes near exit 3. police say the suspect fired a single shot that penetrated the rear driver's side of another car. he then fled southbound on 95. the suspect was driving a dark gold older model ford taurus like this one. if you have any information, contact police. investigators are trying to figure out what caused an early morning house fire that killed a father and his five and six-year-old children. police say by the time firefighters arrived at the scene just before 2:00 a.m., the two-story home was completely engulfed in flames. the mother of the children and her youngest son made it out

along with three other people who lived there. >> a rare performance tonight from bill cosby. >> the hometown spot he picked for his first show in three years and the personal topics he joked about. >> then the eagles nation is still feeling the effects of the birds' big win. what experts say your boss should do during the eagles super bowl run. >> and it a video a lot of people are talking about. an eagles fan's painful fall. how that fan is doing after a

make jokes about losing his vision in recent years. his performance was to help honor jazz great tony williams in germantown. today's performance comes the same day we learn jury selection for his retrial will begin march 29th. >> the 69 hour shutdown of the

federal government is over. tonight president trump signed a temporary funding measure into law. the house sent that bill to the president's desk. it funds the government through february 8th. earlier today democrats and the senate agreed to the short term measure. mitch mcconnell pledged to take up an immigration bill and address daca. the pennsylvania supreme court has struck down the boundaries of the state's 18 congressional districts. the move is a major victory for those who contend it was uncons tagsal. february 9th to pass a replacement plan and governor wolf to the 15 to submit it to the court. republicans in the legislature plan to ask the u.s. supreme court for a stay of today's ruling. and the eagles clinch the championship and secured a spot in super bowl lii, they did it

in high style. >> even coach doug pederson called it surreal. so what happened when reality set in monday morning. nicole brewer joins us with that story and i think a lot of people can identify. >> for sure. super eagles, super bowl. it feels good to finally say the "s" word. i've been avoiding that for so long. it feels good. it was the kind of win that made everyone want to celebrate, and many of us did. myself included, well into the night. sunday night was a big one for birds fans. >> huge. >> my husband and i have been waiting for this for a long, long time. >> reporter: come monday morning, many paid the price. >> definitely the morning was rough. >> i lost my voice a little bit. >> reporter: making it tough to skate through the workday. >> for a lot of people that went to the game and drank and really partied, yeah. >> reporter: from operating on little to no sleep. >> running on fumes. >> a little bit of coffee, a lot of coffee. >> reporter: to trying our best

to focus at work. >> i was delirious and happy and thinking about the eagles. >> it's no surprise major sporting events can affect the business's bottom line. >> i think businesses should plan ahead. >> reporter: but could it really cost companies $1.8 billion? >> wow. >> serious? >> reporter: that's what one company calculated after surveying thousands of workers ahead of last year's super bowl and that was before the eagles were playing. >> a high percentage. 60% is going to call out. >> at first to try productivity lost are at best uneffective. >> professor at virginia tech specializes in workplace emotion and turnover. he encourages employers to embrace the eagles success as a way to create shared experience. >> take this opportunity to really connect to your employees and know this is something that they'll probably really appreciate and something that they remember for a long time.

>> you feel good, you work better. >> we work hard but play hard too. >> reporter: last year heinz ketchup company started a petition to making it the day after the super bowl a holiday. >> just like ketchup coming out of the bottle it's a slow process. >> an eagles fan became an internet sensation when he kind of got tackled by a pillar at a septa station. >> now he wants everyone to know he's going okay. >> he suffered the embarrassing injury. he's a bit sore but the blowout win eased his pain and his post game celebration was much tamer. still he says he might go to the doctor soon. that's what you call taking one

for the team. >> everybody was talking about that today. everybody. >> look at him. firing folks up and got blind sided. ooh, right there. he's going to be okay. my man. >> don't want to go viral. >> kate here's with a look at the rain. >> tomorrow is going to feel like a spring day when we get those nasty lines of thunderstorms and heavy rain and temperatures in the 60s. definitely going to feel more like spring than january. we got to 62 today felt fantastic. it was not that sunny and clouds around but it was nice and warm mother nature may be an eagles fan but now it's coming to an end. let's start out with a time lapse video. you can see the delaware river the ice chunks starting to melt quickly. thanks to the mild stretch we've had over the past several days and we've had sunshine peek

through the clouds and the clouds are still hanging around as showers are starting to push into central pennsylvania. this likely not going to get here until early tomorrow morning but it's going to be a quick-hitting and intense system that delivers some pretty steady rainfall and also the threat for a few gusty thunderstorms along this front. so here's the actual cold front right here blowing up with thunderstorms over portions of central ohio right now. back to the west this storm has producing heavy snow all day up around minnesota, minneapolis and vikings fans stranded here in philadelphia can't get home because of the snow. and that snow breaking out over wisconsin. for us we're on the warm side of the storm and it too warm for any frozen precipitation. even up in the poconos we're talking about rain. temperatures right now 52 degrees. that's more than 10 degrees above what our high should be this time of the year. 44 degrees in wilmington. so timing this out, showers moving in by about 4:00 a.m. but the steadiest of the rain starts to come in around 7:00, just in time for the morning

commute we're talking downpours. look at this embedded yellow and orange. here's 10:00 a.m. and right around philadelphia this line comes through between 10:00 and noon with the threat for some very strong gusty thunderstorms, damaging winds are a possibility as well as intense downpours. by 2:00 that's mainly off the coast and we may be dealing with some sun glare delays for the afternoon commute. big change after that. scattered showers after that. and between 10 can cl and 2 is when that heavy rain comes through. checking out our main model anywhere between 5.-to 1 inch is likely across the area and your morning commute will be the most impacted. with reduced visibility, ponding on roads and the threat for sporadic gusty winds when that front comes through. the first half of tomorrow looks pretty rough. at this time tomorrow it will pretty much be over. turning cold are, a 20 degree drop from tuesday to wednesday.

thursday is cold again and then, wait for it. temperatures start to climb again. by the weekend we're back to the 50s. another mild weekend on tap. >> wait for it. thanks. >> up next don bell is back with more sports. >> in case of déjà vu for the sick sixers. the patriots are annoyingly good. doug pederson breaks down (alex trebek) $over $8,000. now, why is this number so important?

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the patriots engineered a comeback win over the jaguars. afterwards bell bill chick was given a trophiy and he tossed it aside like a blag of trash. in new england conference titles don't mean a thing without the ring. they've won five super bowls since 2002. belichick is roundly considered the greatest coach of all time. today doug pederson talked about the challenge ahead. >> i think everybody in the league sort of envies their success to some extent, and

rightfully so. they've been there, done that many times. and that's something that every other team would love to have. you know, it's impressive obviously and it's well respected and well documented. but again, our guys have been resilient. they've been able to block that noise out and once the ball is teed up and kicked off, just trust our players, trust our schemes and play football. >> eagles fans were at the linc nearly nine hours before kickoff. once the game started they were out of their minds. they cheered from start to finish and mocked vikings fans with their own skol chant until they were saying foles. the players and coaches salute. >> it feels so good to be able to give the fans something that hasn't been done since '04 and now we're going to go out there and try to finish the job.

>> the best fans in football. they've been here, they believe in us. we appreciate them. >> works at it to have won these last two games obviously and we hope to have the entire eagles nation up in minneapolis for a game in two weeks. >> to the nba, the sixers also have their eyes on minneapolis. they play in indiana the day before the super bowl. the team is looking into chartering a flight to the game. joel embiid was named eastern conference player of the week. the sixers visiting memphis tonight. now the game is tide.

the sixers with 24 turnovers make a 15-point lead. they lose 10 5-101. they've got to get under control. like 10 games like that. >> a killer. >> young teams got to learn how to close. >> up next, the latest celebrities bac

>> you can add sylvester stallone to the stars backing the birds. the rocky statue decked out in eagles gear. the statue really knows how to dress like a winner. he added tom brady and the patriots are

coming up next it's the late show followed by the late late show. our morning crew is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:00. i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbschilly.com. >> have a good night family and sleep well.