>> fans partying on the parkway leaves behind heaping piles of trash. the eagles super bowl parade has created super bowl headache for workers left with cleaning up all of this. >> lawmakers on capitol hill are working through the night to try to re-open the government. i'm hena doba with the latest on this most recent government shutdown. >> a drastic drop for the dow, for the second time this week, stocks tumbled. now, focus is shifting overseas, to see if international markets can rebounds. today is friday, february 9th, good morning,

i'm scrim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo in for rahel solomon. chelsey, meisha, are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> we survived. we survived. >> we survived. i think jim and i, well, jan, chelsey, you were not out there? >> i was not out there. i was watching, you guys, do your thing. >> let me tell you, i think we think we saw a little bit of everything you could possibly think of walking through the crowd. >> there were people on top of our trucks. >> no, that's another story. when i have more time i have to tell you, because what jim did, he saved the day with our truck. it was history. >> they're afraid of me. when i get riled up, i go like get off the truck. >> joe holden and bring thinking oh, my goodness, jim is going down thereto this truck and they're going to throw something at him. but they didn't. they scattered. they looked at jim oh, it was like -- >> they didn't know what i was going to do. >> way to go, jim. >> and the weather though, chelsey, it was freezing out there. >> crazy. it was the winds.

if it wasn't for the wind stained g in the sunshine with the chilly temperatures it would have been okay, right? but today at least we don't deal with it as much. still going to be chilly out there. we take a look at the live neighborhood network camera, looking at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth. beautiful scene there. a dry scene. but later on this weekend, this is actually going to turn into a very wet scene. right around 32 degrees, there , right now. 24 degrees in philadelphia. 21 degrees in wilmington. we're 19 in millville. down the shore temperatures are in the 20's, up in the poconos, in the teens, right around 15 degrees. but notice, winds are calm in most areas. so we are not dealing with that brutal windchill that we had to deal with yesterday. so feeling at least a little bit better out there, i guess we could say. see increasing clouds throughout the day. temperatures remaining chilly but much calmer winds. not dealing with the windchill snow shower will be possible for areas farther north today. we will talk more about that in just a bit. but overall, 28 degrees by 9:00 a.m. thirty-four by noontime. thirty-nine for your high temperature today.

we will talk about the rain coming in this weekend, in just a bit, meisha? >> rain coming in. all right, chelsey, thank you so much. very good morning to all of you. happy friday. so the schuylkill near spring garden kind of keeping our eye on here, the schuylkill seems to be one of the areas heating up quicker than it does. you're okay. heads up on it. ben franklin bridge also starting to heat up little quicker than what we typically see for a friday morning anyway. but still, obviously, everyone still traveling around at posted speeds. now, in the wormed of mass transit, all back to normal after yesterday's parade. patco, new jersey transit, september, a but west trenton, do have wire work going on unrelated to the parade. shuttle bussing this weekend, at west trenton, yardley, wood born stations, just make sure to check the schedules on line , vehicles stilt out here in new jersey 295 past florence columbus, construction crews still out hire, as well, 295 north, two lanes still blocked there, as well. then this ramp closure, coming up now, we are talking about it all morning long, just reminder 422 east ramp to 322

closing monday. more coming up in a little bit jim, jan, back to you. >> philadelphia sure knows how to throw a parties. millions came to celebrate but sure left behind a mess. >> chantee lans with a look back at the parade how this monumental clean up effort is going, good morning, chantee. >> good morning, guys, you know, funny you say super mess i'm going to give you something coining it is called a trash tour. scott will follow me. this is at the art museum. we have beer cans, somebody's scarf, we have a somebody's book bag, used tent that was never taken, we got blankets behind the tent. i don't even know how many blankets that s we have a pile of chairs that were used to watch the super bowl parade speeches. scott's going to follow me after that. more blankets. this is just a portion of the field here at the art museum.

these boxes, these are actually trash bins, but apparently they weren't used very much. this is all a big mess from an amazing time at the super bowl parade. >> sweepers and leaf blowers used to break up the layers of appearance, confetti bags, plastic bottles from the parkway, a massive clean up effort from a party like no other. fans witnessed the city's first ever philadelphia eagles super bowl victory parade. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! >> over at the art museum, a million descend today hear from their super bowl champs. >> we're not done yet. we have more to go, more to prove. this is our new norm. to be part of the philadelphia eagles, to be a part of these guys, one of the great et cetera things i've ever done in my life. >> let me hear you bark a little bit, woof, woof, woof.

>> hungry dogs run faster. we wanted more. you want to talk about underdogs? you want to talk about hungry dogs? starved for this championship. everybody wonders why the philadelphia eagles aren't the nice cents he is fans. if i don't eat breakfast i'm pissed off. >> jason kelce was by far my favorite. i'll be honest with you, i recently moved back to philly, i went to terrible so for for the past four years i was following the pats, i never heard of him but i loved that speech. as far as the clean un, the art museum, hoping crews will get back here and clean the rest of this up. as far as the total, initially told between two-3 million, a million here alone, i can't wait to see what the city says in totality how many people were here throughout the entire parade. the very latest throughout the , jim, jan, back to you. >> thank you will, chan tee,

appreciate t this morning's front page of the inquirer has the headline: philly special with the crowd cheering to busloads of the eagles teammates and the organization on all along the route there. also covers the resiliency after team that kept going after injuries had many questioning whether the birds could go on. >> and you can re-liver the big moment with a special encore presentation of the parade, all tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 on our sister station the "cw philly". >> now, some breaking news from capitol hill. congress is working on re-opening the federal government after it shutdown at midnight. early this morning, the senate passed a budget deal, and sent it over to the house. this is a live shot from the house chamber, where debate is underway. hen a doba brings us to up date. >> at about 2:00 a.m. today, the senate approved a budget deal. but it was not in time to avoid a second government shutdown this year. that deadline was midnight. >> i object. >> late last night, republican

senator rand paul repeatedly object today calls for a vote before 1:00 a.m. paul did protest what he called run away government spending. the the hippocras is he astounding. everyone every these republicans complained about president obama's deficits, yet now we have them out there bragging and pushing and doing everything they can to get their trillion dollar deficit through. >> fellow republican senator john, trying to get the vote to the floor before midnight, blamed paul for missing the deadline. >> the senator from kentucky by objecting to the union mat request will effectively shut down the federal government. for no real reason. the outcome will be exactly the same. >> the bill now heads to the house, for approval this morning. some democrats there have said they won't give the go ahead unless they get assurances the house will set a date to vote on a daca immigration deal. conservative republicans also object. for them, though, over the

increased deficit, the plan would create. the bill does get through the, it then heads to president trump's desk for approval. hena doba, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> president trump's chief of staff is facing criticism after the resignation after top white house aid. secretary rob porter stepped down. he is it facing accusations of domestic violence by two of his ex-wives, now, porter's first wife told the to showed shared photos with the intercept website showing what her face looked like after porter allegedly punch her while on vacation, his second wife, jennifer, told the washington post she became aware every his temper within a matter of weeks of getting married. >> he grabbed me by the shoulders here, and pulled me out of the shower in a rage. >> in a statement, porter insists that the allegations are simply false, he aids took the photos given to the media nearly 15 years ago, and says the reality behind them is no

where close to what it is being described, chief of staff john kelly initially called porter a man of true integrity. later he said he was shocked by the new allegations even though the fbi shared allegations against porter with the white house back in november. >> well, wall street is now in territory it hasn't seen in who are than two years, that's not good thing. the dow jones industrial average plunged more than a thousand points yesterday, dragging the markets into an official correction. analyst haves predict add pull -back for awhile now, given the markets recent run offer. just two weeks ago the market was at record high. we will get more details in our live money watch report in our next half hour. >> a mansion in one of the worlds' most itsy neighborhoods goes up in flames. >> we will tell you how many firefighters it took to gain the upper hand here. also, ahead, the snow is falling, in the chicago area. and it is expected to keep falling for awhile. find out just how much snow they are expecting in part of the midwest today. >> and as the winter olympics get underway, we're in south

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>> a sprawling mansion in los angeles destroyed in a raging inferno. the 5,000 square foot home in the exclusive bellaire neighborhood caught fire around 5:30 last night. more than 80 firefighters were thereon scene to put out the flames. the cause of the fire is now under investigation. meantime, chicago schools are closed today as the city prepares for major snowstorm. >> a winter storm warning went into effect last night calling for six to 12 inches of snow this weekend. officials say over 300 salt trucks hit the street last night, people were out stocking up on groceries, shovels, salt. officials are warning people not to understatement the storm. >> make no mistake about it,

though. this is a heavy snow. heavier than we've seen in a number of winters. now, chicago is used to this, on the other hand, over the last winters we haven't had a snow at this level. not just one night. it will go through the weekend >> officials advising drivers to stay off the roads so they can clear them with the plows. >> and check this one out. winter wonder land in spain. beaches in barcelona were covered in snow yesterday. people quickly posted pictures and videos of the snow covered sand, and waves on social media there. snow reportedly stuck around for few hours, too, after it fell, before melting. the extreme weather made temperatures drop below zero. >> thank goodness we're not dealing with that. >> no. >> oh, so true, guys. >> and yesterday's winds, going away? >> yes, the winds will be much less calm, much more calm, i should say, compared to what we dealt with yesterday. so, that's going to feel not as brutal as yesterday as well let me show you numbers across

the region, 24 degrees getting you started this morning in philadelphia, 21 in wilmington , 19 in millville. twenty-one down the shore in atlantic city, 20 in wildwood. good morning pottstown, 16 degrees, 16 in west chester , 24 degrees in media. getting your day start in the palmyra, right around 22 degrees, and we have 19 degrees currently in the cherry hill area. so, throughout the day, you'll notice the clouds really building on in, thickening up as well, 34 degrees by noontime. by 3:00 we make it to around 39. but again, much less wind, compared to what we dealt with yesterday. high temperatures, generally you can expect them 30's, but 40 degrees in dover, not too bad there. thirty-one allentown, looking at 29 degrees for that high temp in the poconos. so high pressure will be moving off shore. as we head into the day today. and also, into tonight. so, let's cover a little bit about what we can expect this weekend. we will see frontal boundery, couple of areas of lou pressure traveling along that, start to see the chance for

some showers moving in. as we head into sunday afternoon, sunday evening, some late day shower activity. then, rain heavy at times on sunday. little bit of light rain, monday night and chances return also into tuesday. so, keeping an eye on that, as well, but really talking about what we can expect for sunday, some of the models are actually seeing maybe we could see over 2 inches every rain, so keeping the ion potential for localized flooding, as well, saturday looks like the better day of the weekends, at least temperatures in the 50's , meisha? >> a lot of rain coming. all right, chelsey, thank you so much. and very good morning to all of you. delaware county, 59 north, 452 , push toward the airport, what we are being looking at, there actually looking pretty good. maybe starting to heat levels little bit. but overall still obviously looking good. forty-two, where we're really starting to heat up. you take that toward 295. still traveling around at posted speeds, but when we start to see this many headlight out on the roadway we know it will start to slow down, maybe, hopefully, we can

keep you here into the 6:00 hour on a friday we typically can. but we'll just have to wait to see what happens. we also have some construction going on norristown, 202 north between washington street and schuylkill avenue. alternate lanes, are open here also, pa turnpike, or 202 north and south rather near the pa delaware state line. rid lane some pro mice dollars there, pa turnpike still out, there i believe, yes. eastbound, before willow grove , that right lane still compromised here. and then, that overturned vehicle, in new jersey, on 295 , that was there, northbound, past florence- columbus. this has now just been cleared the construction, that wasn't too far away, that has also since been cleared. so actually looking pretty good in that area. jim and jan, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. now for look at these headlines from across our region. >> in the trentonian, one of new jersey most prestigious boarding schools looking into allegations of sexual abuse by faculty and staff. newspaper reports that the lawrenceville school hired an investigative firm after allegations surfaced against

former teacher and house masters. >> from the delaware county daily times, the state department of environmental protection has issued $12.6 million civil penalty to sunoco for permit violations related to the construction of the mariner east two pipeline. the penalty is one of the largest the dep has ever levied. >> in the reading eagle, giant that loomed over northeast reading for more than a century fell thursday morning, the 135-foot smoke stack at the former reading outlet center came tumbling down, in a single blow as part of a controlled demolition. and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware and lehigh valley. >> and coming up next: pat is here with our morning sports. morning, pat. >> good morning, friends, we did not get a lot of sleep last night, but that's okay. we talk more about the parade of champions, plus as one season ends, another begins. sort of. we give you the details on the phillies, as they head south, that's next in

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>> one crowd's moment at yesterday's wild super bowl celebration was the speech by eagles center jason kelly. >> while dress in the full mummers regular al ya, he went full-on fill. >> i for 52 years you all have been waiting for this. you want to talk about underdogs? you want to talk about hungry dogs? for 52 years, we've been starving for this championship you wonder why everybody thinks we're so mean, everybody wonders why the philadelphia eagles aren't the nicest fans. if i don't eat breakfast i'm beep pissed off. (cheers). >> no one wanted us. no one likes this team. no analysts liked this team to win the super bowl. and nobody likes our fans. and you know what?

i just heard one of the best this past day, bunch my favorite and it is new and i hope you all learn it. i'm about to drop it right now you know what i got to say to all of those people that doubted us, to all of those people that counted us out and everybody said that we couldn't get it done? what my main jay ajayi just said. (beep). >> i'm glad we were on a 72nd delay yesterday. because it won't be easy to top that. >> yes, but we do have one man who can certainly try, pat gallen is here with our morning sports. hi, pat. >> normally i would like to bring energy. i got none left. i'm not going to match jason kelce. we just heard perhaps the most memorable part of the super bowl celebration n addition to that there were other great speeches, a wraught you can crowd that declined the streets and plenty of eagles chants. and before the players took off our lesley van arsdall caught up to the super bowl mv p. >> unbelievable, just to see all of the fans, see everyone from all different walks of

life come together and represent the eagles, the city bleeds green, there are so many fans across this nation, i mean, i was just in disney world, and it was flooded with eagles. so we've been dreaming about this. and i know everyone out there has been waiting for this for a long time. so to be a part of the team that brought home the world championship is a special thing. >> never seen anything like it >> i've never seen anything like this. and i don't think the party is over yet. really means, you know, the pinacle of what the city has been waiting for for a long time. like we dream about it. not this cool. so the people today, beautiful day to celebrate. it will be remembered for a long time. >> one day after celebrating a big win, the eagles lose, they've lost quarterback coach john de philip owe will be the minnesota new offensive coordinator asking carson wentz to mvp season and part of the group that pushed nick foles to the super bowl mvp,

headed to the second best n team and frank write is a candidate for the colt vacant head coaching job. now it is onto other sports in town. and last night the flyers hope to celebrate a few hours after their neighbors. flyers and canadiens in south philly last night, second peer on the power play, claude giroux with the snapshot. the captain makes it happen with his 16th of the season. flyers up by one, later, tied at two. and the flyers offense comes alive. giroux to voracek, and the floors are back in front to stay. a little more than a minute later, shane with the shot. rebound. scores. the flyers win their second in a row five to three. they lead the wilds card race in the eastern conference. it is the flyers and coyotes tomorrow night. now, that the super bowl is in the books, it is time to open a new chapter of phillies baseball. the phillies will load up the equipment truck this morning, and head for sunny beautiful

florida. they're going to clearwater where the high temperature by the way will be 80 today. pitchers and catchers start workouts on wednesday. and in our next hour, i'll be down at the ballpark to help them load up the balls, the bats, golf clubs, even, the phanatic hotdog launcher, i'll be there through all of it, that will be a lot of fun. so from one season to the next >> you don't even have a minute to breathe. >> is this the best week of your life for sports? >> it has got to be the highlight of it, but we need a fill up over here. >> do you need a break. >> all good, though, a loft fun. >> go sit on the couch for awhile. >> and go take a nap. >> coming up in the next half hour of/witness news, new facebook feature could change how you interact with your friends. >> we'll tell you where some of the happiest places are to work. interesting. >> it has to be here. >> tops the list. chantee? >> reporter: big party means a big mess. i'm chantee lans at the art museum. as the clean up continues.

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