and impressed the boss. maybe it's time to be your own? transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it. now at noon time from the enormous celebrations to the massive clean up, a day after the par raid of champions took over the city, officials give their assessment. now it is back to business after a party for ages. good afternoon i'm jim donovan i'm jan carabao, rahel solomon's off today. city officials spoke just a short time ago about yesterday 's festivities and here's what we know so far. we are still awaiting word on an official tally of the number of people who showed up for the eagles victory parade down broad street and ceremony at art museum, the city expect

up to 3 million people, police say that event was mostly peaceful, officers made four arrests and handed out five disorderly conduct citations. >> to be able to have that type of an event with those numbers, and to have as the mayor said, some small, hiccups, you know, it is remarkable in my estimation and that is just because of the collaboration of everyone, not just philly pd, everybody, so i'm thankful to them. i'm thankful to all of the people who attended who helped make this a great celebration because, as with most, you know, it is those people that helped that thing to work the way that it does. >> now, mayor kenney called the parade one of the greatest events in philadelphia's history, we will have much more on this cities briefing later today on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00. lots of work went into pulling off yesterday's victory parade. city officials say crews are dealing with an unprecedented level of clean up. sanitation workers were

tackling trash outside art museum earlier this morning. crews have been working around the clock to get everything back to normal. parade spanned several miles from south philadelphia to the art museum. >> we had 240, like we put everybody, all hands are on deck. we will go back over it again, you know, making this our main goal, and then we will get back over it again probably for several days, to come. >> reporter: all hands are on deck. officials say this clean up is bigger then the clean up from the papal visit of 2015. well, lots of people are still talking bit eagles center jason kelce's epic speech at the victory parade. >> number 62 took aim at team 's critics to deliver one of the most memorable moments of the day. >> everybody wanted it more. that is why we're up here today and that is why we are first team in eagles history to hold that freakin trophy.

>> applause. >> it is y'all philadelphia. >> a lot of people wondering where kelce got that outfit he we did some digging. authentic mummers costume, avalon string band tweeted this picture before the parade , outfit was from the 2008 new years day parade, coming up on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 we will get an up close look at one of the costumes that went viral on social media yesterday. tune into find out how kelce ended up wearing one just like it in the parade. check out these sports headlines in today's philadelphia inquirer, thunder dog, if you heard the full speech you know kelce's convinced that the eagles are underdogs, no more. and, no doubt kelce is the man, right now in philadelphia after that impassioned speech, right. some on social media called for kelce to run for president , in 2020, in the meantime, philadelphia police tweeted this picture kelce in his mummers gear atop city hall saying we're not entirely

sure this isn't photo shopped. tom brady is finally speaking out about his super bowl loss to the eagles. he posted on his official facebook page earlier this morning, it included a shout out to the eagles which read in part learning turns everything into a positive, and number one feeling i have had, the past four daises gratitude. gratitude to the philadelphia eagles team and organization, for bringing out the best in us and being gracious winners, as well as congratulations on winning the championship. there you go. don't you worry if you missed any of yesterday's parade and celebration at the art museum, you can find everything, on our web site at cbs philly.com and if you want to watch our coverage of the parade from start to finish, you can watch the encore presentation of the fun, tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. on our sister station the cw philly. while the sun was high in the school for the parade yesterday, wet weather is headed for thus weekend. meteorologist chelsea ingram is in for kate toy day with a

look at when the rain will arrive, hello there, chelsea. >> hello there, jim. sun still high in the sky we have the cloud today. we have a live neighborhood network camera and you can see cloud as cross the city and river palmyra cove nature park in new jersey you can see sky line off in the distance. the clouds have come in and they came in fairly quickly throughout the morning hours. storm scan three shows those clouds looking up to our north and west, up into the poconos where we're dealing with some light snow, that is being reported there, falling right now, it is 34 degrees, currently in philadelphia. thirty-four in wilmington. thirty-seven in millville. down the shore we have made to it 40 degrees in wildwood. i think with this south wind that has now kicked in we should make to it 39 degrees later this afternoon still seasonably cool, slightly warmer then yesterday but yeah we're not nearly as sunny as what we got to enjoy yesterday so here's what we will talk about coming up, milder temperatures are on the way but that is going to come at a cost because we're tracking some rain, we will let you

know which day of the weekend will be best to get outside. more in a bit, for now, back to you. >> thanks, chelsea. a brief overnight governmental shut down has come to an even. >> this morning president trump signed a 400 billion-dollar bye partisan spending bill into law just hours after the house , narrowly passed it. correspondent moa lenghi has more on where that money will go. >> reporter: president trump has signed a bipartisan 400 billion-dollar budget agreement ending a brief governmental shut down that began just after midnight. he tweeted just signed bill. our military will now be stronger then ever before, we love and need our military and gave them everything, and more first time this has happened in a long time. also, means jobs, jobs, jobs. >> agreed to. >> reporter: senate agreed in the early morning hours pushed past deadline over cost of the deal by senator rand paul, legislation sharply increases spending and the federal deficit. >> it is pure empty partisan politics where people are

saying, oh, it is okay for republicans to have debt but bad for democrats to have debt >> reporter: then it was house turn to sign off on the legislation. >> this agreement accomplishes getting resource that is we need to rebuild our military. >> reporter: bill is tied to a temporary six week agreement to allow time for deal to be enacted and increased spending for the military, domestic programs and disaster relief. most democrats in the house in the house voted against the spending bill trying to use it as leverage to get a vote on immigration, they want a deal on dreamers, children brought illegally to the u.s. as children whose protection runs out next month. >> the speaker of the house refusal to commit to considering bipartisan legislation to protect teenagers, and young adults, from deportation unjust final and maddening. >> reporter: that issue will be the next major snow down, in congress. moa lenghi for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". >> vice-president mike pence, and the second lady led the u.s. delegation to the winter olympics in south korea. the pence's arrive in south korea last night where they met with the president of the south korea and prime minister of japan, and later in the day they watch the opening ceremonies in the same box as the sister of north korea's leader kim jong on with whom u.s. has had a strained relation ship. >> a few tense moments when members of the american press core were prevented from entering the room where pence, abe and moon were taking part in a photo op. secret service agent were able to usher the media to safety. they were then let into cover the photo op. dow jones rebound after plumetting more than 1,000-points yesterday? that is what many investors will be watching for during today's trading this morning

it opened up more than 300-points, yesterday fear over inflation and possible interest rate hike drove the dow jones, s and p500 and nasdaq in the red for the year >> it is also been a very tranquil period over the last couple of years until this recent selling began, we have had very little fluctuations, very few big down days so i know it is jarring to see these point numbers up on the screen but we have been overdue. >> and there could be more choppy days ahead but financial aid advisors say whatever you do, do not panic. >> yeah, easy for them to say. coming up on "eyewitness news" a new gadget from apple is hitting store shelves promising to make your home smarter. plus new research says to stay off the roads even if you are a little bit tired, risk you run by yawning behind the wheel. flu season isn't over just yet how researchers are tracking the spread of the virus by monitoring your breath, that is next, stay with us.

wild weather is to blame in australia, 16 people were on board when balloon crash landed about 40 miles outside melbourne, seven passengers, many in the, 60's suffered broken bones and back injuries , all are said to be in stable condition. well new research find that is drowsy drivers are a bigger wrist october road then

previously thought, that is according to the triple a foundation for traffic safety, researchers say that drowsy driving, plays a role in nearly eight times more serious accident, then federal estimates suggest. they also say that the risk of an accident is three times greater, then nighttime hours, when drowsiness was a factor. >> similar to have intoxication reflection, responses and data processing speed would be slower. >> triple a experts say that the best remedy to combat drowsiness on the road is, get this, to actually get some sleep. well, new research shows that the flu may spread more easily then previously thought people commonly believed that they can catch the virus from an infect person's cough, sneezes or by touching contaminated surfaces but researchers at the university of maryland, believe that the flu can spread just by breathing, they have created a device that collects virus samples from your breath and they are working to gather more data to show how

breathing spread the flu. >> focus has always been on telling people well, coughing and sneezing is how it is transmitted. if we understand better how much of the infection is transmitted by air, and what the dose in the air is we can then figure out how to, reduce your exposure. >> and so far, there have been more than 4500 flu-related deaths this season, the cdc is expect to give the details on the latest numbers, later this afternoon. well, in tech news apple's new smart speaker hits store shelves today. home poddies voice activated and can play music, pod cast as well as read you the news. home pod can control other deviceness your home through the siri voice assistant, it cost $350. welshing still ahead on "eyewitness news" the olympics are underway in south korea. >> still ahead we will look at how one of the country's tiny cities are planning to host millions of people from all over the world, chelsea.

>> jim and jan i'm track something rain, it is looking cloudy saturday, late day showers developing. rain picks up overnight, and looking at a rain filled sunday on tap, and it will be a soggy one and a couple inches of rain, but at lee temperatures are mild in the 50's. that is trade off. we will talk more about the rain in the full forecast in a bit.

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welcome back everyone. 2018 olympics are underway in south korea ski resort town, in south korea is smallest

city to host a games since lily hammer norway 24 years ago. crowd control is a big concern , local businesses are worried they won't be able to keep up with the demand. security is a top priority, with more than 70,000 police and security personnel, throughout the olympic areas to make sure everyone stays safe. it is not an olympic sport but maybe it should be, check out this man in paris wearing a paramotor providing a push to get him glide ago long the snow without any effort at all it may look like he was flying at top speeds he was only traveling 10 miles an hour. >> i think meisha need that had in minnesota. >> yes. >> still, a little light snow at this hour, in the poconos. let me show you a live look, kind of a cool scene, light snow coming down, and, of course, they already have snow pack that is on the ground there, but you can see snowflakes falling, this afternoon, and now let me take you to a place where we are not seeing snow but just

dealing with the cloud, because of that disturbance that is causing snow up in the poconos as we look at our plymouth meeting camera high atop place one apartments there overcast skies there so expecting plenty of clouds around through the rest of the day as temperature rise in the upper 30's out there. let me show you now a look at storm scan three what we have going on you can see we're dry here in philadelphia only place where we are getting precipitation is off to the north and west, maybe a couple flurries up into allentown but we are quiet here at home. 34 degrees in philadelphia, 34 in wilmington. thirty-two lancaster. thirty-one in reading. we are at 36 in millville. down the shore we are in the low to mid 30's. low and mid to up are 30's i should say, right around 38 degrees currently in wildwood. 36 degrees in atlantic city. and, as we zoom in just a little bit more i can show you those wins have shifted a little bit more out of the south, that should allow our temperatures to continue to rise into the upper 30's.

some spots may be even hitting 40 later this afternoon and we have been waiting for that wind shift, yesterday we had winds north and west, gusting to 20 miles an hour at times, that made it feel very uncomfortable but that is certainly changed for sure. so throughout the day and rest of the afternoon we are looking at 37. by 6:00 p.m. 36 degrees by 9:00, mainly cloudy, quiet, that pushes off shore and then by week even things change we will have late day showers working their way in late saturday and by sunday monitoring a couple areas of low pressure providing us with quite a bit of rain. showers developing late on saturday, periods have rain as we head in the overnight hours saturday night. things ramp up, sunday rain, heavy at times and could be heavy enough to cause localized flooding. so far this month we have seen just under 2 inches have rain for month of february. we could add another inch or two of rain on top of those numbers, here's what the latest models are printing out anywhere from an inch and a

half to two and a half inches of rain is a possibility as we head into your sunday all the way through sunday night. so you're witness weather seven day forecast that looks like this but we are looking at 53 degrees heading in to saturday. that is trade off even though we are dealing with the rain heading our way, mild air is really going to be kick nothing this weekend. 57 degrees as we head into sunday and there could be some spots i wouldn't be surprised south ande into south jersey places like that, that could maybe hit around 60 degrees, very possible and 48 degrees on monday, we will get some clearing another shower chance on tuesday with a high around 44 degrees and then on wednesday we are looking at 49 y skies for valentines day but yesterday again we are dealing with another shower chance as we head into thursday, with a high temperature right around 51 but overall today, doesn't feel as brutal as what we dealt with yesterday and that is because wins haven't been gusting to 20 miles an hour out of the cold northwest

direction. >> we will take it. >> thanks, chelsea. a member of the national guard made sure that a five-year old girl he had never met didn't go without a date to her daddy/daughter dance, caylee hinton's father was kill in the military training accident in hawaii last year. >> when it came time for that dance caylee's moth are reached out to the national guard to see if someone would be willing to go with her when first sergeant joe he have stepped up >> unaudible. >> patriot guard escorted the pair in the limo all the way to the school on the night of the dance, the sergeant has taken his own daughters to similar dances and says if the tables were turned he would want someone to do the same for his children. >> well, motto for national guard is always ready, always there and indeed he was. >> um-hmm, beautiful moment, very

it is one of the first signs of spring, coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 we will go inside the truck where boxes and boxes of gear are headed to phillies spring training. so what do the boys of summer pack for the trip? find out today at 5:00. well, people have spoken and finally we're getting a red headed emoji. >> important stuff, we have to cover it. uniconn, consortium a non-

profit that sets global standard is adding 157 new options, they include a, variety of new hair styles such as curly, bald and more hair doll or options such as red and white. there will be more animals, jim, that is what you like and users can expect to see these new emojis as early as august. >> i like the racoon. >> my husband likes the bald one. >> yes. >> hey, just saying, just saying. >> lets check out the forecast >> we have some rain coming in , sunday, looks like a wash, we will get a couple inches, here's a what you can expect, milder but wet, that is the trade off, okay. high temperatures will be in the 50's which will be nice, right but showers developing late saturday and then heavy rain expect sunday and with that heavy rain we can see localized flooding so keep a use on that to for sure. aim jim donovan. i'm jan carabao. for chelsea and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news"

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