corrected. crews are still out here, there is more to clean up and that is pushing back regular trash collection by the day. >> to the art museum steps, it was fourth down roar the entire way. >> as the buses carrying the eagles prepared to approach broad and chestnut street. septa buses blocked the crowd's view as the team passed by prompting shouts to move from those who waited for hours for this very moment. >> i assure you it was not the intent of philly pd to obstruct the view of anybody, but septa had nothing to do with that. >> it was used to get police

officers to a get to the scene where people were climbing a sign and damaging it costing tens of thousands of dollars. police made two arrests, handed out five citations, and had one parade related staffing that stemmed from a fight. the victim will recover. the city leaders says overall it went well. >> the planning is nice. overall i still give it an a p snp. >> the parade is expected to have cost $2 million or $3, not including the cost to the city. nbc news. it has been banner days for businesses in the area.

they say that the championship run increased sales in some spots threefold. some places had their best three months in the last ten years. >> not only in the super bowl, but they had a playoff run. every game, it builds up and it builds up, the last couple days coming down for the parade. >> the energy, you had to go spend your money. get something to eat, and order fo food. >> january and february are traditionally slow months. and how jason kelce ended up wearing a mu manmmer's suit for parade. and now for the rain set to

impact your weekend, a chilly feel to it, a look now at the radar, a system forming to the south. let's get to tammie souza, how much rain are we talking about? >> some areas may see localized flooding. we started off chilly. 17 in reading. 18 in atlantic city, and everybody except the poconos, wilmington at 36. pot ts town at 33. this is the trend for tonight, everybody will stay above freezing, we're not going to worry about that. that is going to mean in the

area. we had a system move by bringing light snow to the lehigh valley. smarts of mississippi, alabama, and georgia. that will make it's way into the area. here is your neighborhood forecast for tomorrow. the rain doesn't start until tomorrow afternoon. so you will be about 40 in philadelphia. if you're in thely high valley you will be 39, 42 in new jersey. we're not going to see cloud cover and heavy rain starting in the afternoon, that will continue all of the way through sunday. we'll talk about the rainfall totals and who will get the most of it when i come back in a few minutes. >> we'll be tracking the rain all weekend long. when the wet weather will arrive and move out of your neighborhood with the nbc 10

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don't miss his reports tonight at 11:00. >> developing now the national guard is setting up shop in blades bringing in clean water for neighbors. recently wells tested positive for contaminated water. troops will be there around the clock to make sure you can get water when it is convenient for you. >> the government is back in business tonight after president trump signed a new budget deal. it includes spending increases for the pentagon. also big boosts for domestic programs. still most democrats oppose the measure because it fails to deliver on a promised immigration deal. republicans say they still cannot find a compromise in their own parties. >> we have been working for months in the house, with the bipartisan working group, and especially in our own conference. >> republicans deeply care about the deficit when there is a

plan. and a push to go against a plan to make workers split tips of servers. it could drop server income by $1,000 a year. this plan is not sitting well with some people. >> many owners that we talked about here from the philadelphia suburbs all say this is not a plan they can support. >> inside the morning glory diner in south philadelphia, the small neighborhood joint is taking on washington. >> it's ridiculous, it's a

complete power grab. >> customers there were warned the spot would be home to a political rally. one that supports taking the tips of waiters and waitresses and sharing them with the whole restaurant workforce. >> it would hurt me quite a bit. >> right now they earn $2.83 an hour plus the tips they make. the plan would switch the base salary to $7.25 and then make it required for tip pooling. >> i can't imagine making only minimum wage. >> she said she would make flle if this plan is approved. many restaurant owners say they won't be taking part. he said if he had to bump up salaries, menu prices would go up, too. >> now with big backer is the

national restaurant association. it says they don't think restaurant owners would put their hands into the tip tills because then workers would quit. nbc 10 news. a philadelphia high school was in the spotlight today. our cameras were allowed into a meeting where he spoke with school leaders. the secretary of visiting schools across the state in the schools that teach tour. it is part of the governor's push for public education. >> it is a costume that stole the show at the eagles parade of champions. tonight the story of thousand came to be. yeah, these folks here are all lined up to meet two of the heros of the super bowl who are also two of the best dressed. it is very crowded and we will try to get close to them when we come back. we're going to be looking at a soggy weekend ahead. umbrella alert.

grab the rain boots and the slicker, you're going to need it, some of us could see several inches before it's done. [narrator] look around. if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say, if there's a better path, you should take it. and when there isn't, well, you know where i'm going with that. don't do things by the book if the book can't keep up. take your page from one that hasn't been written. we took two renowned universities, including a premiere medical school,

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e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> the football season might be over, but the work has not ended for the eagles cheer leaders. they took pictures, signed autographs, and talked about the championship season. >> hungry dogs run faster. and that's this team! we wanted it more! >> we now his fiery speech and flamboyant suit has made him a local hero. and now we know where he got his suit. now fans have a chance to meet

kelce tonight, is he wearing the suit? >> no, she not. they are signing autographs for a long line of fans here. yesterday flu beers to bo allen. he was dressed very patriotically, but many people were still talking about his suit. his hair and beard stylist is married to a mummer. >> from his speech to his suit, he loved it. >> on a day passed at unforgettab unforgettable, he may have been the most unforgettable. he made this guy look like a genius. he booked jason kelce to be here signing autographs, didn't know on thursday he would become one of our all-time legacy cemented

in forever. >> early on, he got beat up, he was so smalg, not right fl, not eagles any more. >> hungry dogs run faster. >> just like that, he became a forever favorite. kelce his broad street in a mummer suit. >> we'll have a chair for him every tuesday night. practice starts at 8:15. >> and we're told he will lead the avalon string band later this month. tickets to this event are sold out. you can meet corey clement tomorrow, in fact he took the

snap from kelce on the famous philly special play. >> that is the hottest spot to be, it is packed in there. >> yeah, and the most crowded. it is definitely tight here. we have friends from other stations here. we have lots of people packed in a very small space and they're looking at us very angrily because we're taking up too much space. >> thank you, tim. we're not thinking about the mumm mummer's costume we are thinking about raincoats. >> yeah, wear your slickers proudly this weekend, we're thinking about cloud cover. the ground is not completely thawed yet, so it will not soak in, it will run off. we'll be in more of a rainy pattern next week.

34 in the pennsylvania suburbs, 38 in philadelphia, delaware you're at 36. out to the jersey shore, 39 degrees. very mild as compared to yesterday's big chill. 38 at the airport, 37 at parkside, richmond at 38, let's take a look at chestnut hill. so the neighborhoods are all comfortable tonight. we're going to drop maybe another degree, but stay above freezing tonight. we don't have any snow or rain going on. we had a system that basspassed earlier today. even parts of upper bucks county. this will stay to our north, and they are plaguing folks with very heavy snow. we have a storm system lifts out of the gulf and this will bring

us rain for much of the weekend. the first half of the day tomorrow is quiet. run your errands on saturday afternoon. maybe you will sit in and watch the olympics here on nbc 10. temperatures will rise quickly. by the time the rain comes in tomorrow afternoon, and overnight into sunday we get a line of showers, maybe some imbedded thunderstorms. it will come through the same place again and again. a break on sunday morning, well into the mid 50s, and another batch of rain comes through sunday night and it is still very high. we will cool down to the 40s after that which is not that cool, the bigger story will be all of the rain. we could see two or three inches across the i-95 corridor. keep an eye out, you may see

localized flooding. 39 in delaware. for tomorrow, you'll will looking at cloud cover out there. the lehigh valley 51 on the shore. ten day on ten, a mild one. we're going to be looking at 50 tomorrow, 59 on sunday with that heavy rain. dry there, 44 on tuesday with a shower at night. val en valentines day dry for thursday. continuing through the end of next week. >> hey, i'm danny pommells. we'll see the eagles parade from a players point of view. that's coming up in sports, stay with us.

good to see you as always, it has been more than 24 hours since the super bowl eparade ended, but we can't stop talking about it. here is more from brent celek's point of view.

>>. [ cheers and applause ] >> dilly dilly! >> how does it feel to be great? >> i have two words for you all, philly philly! >> philly f lly philly! i was riding the float with brent, very few people had as much fun as them. long snapper told a tampa radio station that the eagles may have had trust issues in the back of their mind when they were doing walk throughs before the stadium. >> i believe our whole walk through was a complete fake walk through. >> no, really? >> i believe i overheard someone say that a lot of the plays we were running were not even plays

in the playbook for the super bowl. >> well, get your resumé ready, huh? the eagles have some openings. frank wright the offensive coordinator was scheduled to meet with the colts today. 48th straight game will be missed tonight but fultz. right now he is only taking shots in the paint. and the football season is barely ended and it is just about time for baseball, the phillies packed up their equipment to go to florida today. i'm danny pommells, denise welcome back to you. the most iconic moment of the eagles parade of champions. one fan is making his love for jason kelce's speech permanent.

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if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say, if there's a better path, you should take it. and when there isn't, well, you know where i'm going with that. don't do things by the book if the book can't keep up. take your page from one that hasn't been written.

we took two renowned universities, including a premiere medical school, and created a single university that defies convention. at jefferson, we're making modern look old and making old look new and making sure new is not enough. we're adding more weight to your degrees and more meaning to your careers, going where others wouldn't dare, making connections few think to make, and setting tomorrow's standards by breaking today's, because we believe the lines that are drawn are meant to be crossed. that's where the future is born. and once you realize you're not limited to what's possible, guess what? you redefine all that will be.

a live look now at the olympic culdron burning in south korea. we have your front row seat for all of the action. it will air tonight on nbc 10. and nbc 10 is your home for the winter games in pyeongchang. it will start tonight at 8:00 p.m. >> a soggy start, right? >> yeah, so great chance to just watch of the olympics here because it will be heavy rain that we will be looking at this weekend. >> carry your umbrellas and raincoats. thank you so much for watching.

up next, nbc "nightly news" with lester holt in south korea. we'll see you tonight after the opening ceremony. tonight the surprise drama and the spectacular opening ceremony here in pyeongchang. amid all the olympic pomp and pageantry, the american delegation, led by vice president pence, seated right in front of the north koreans including kim jong-un's sister. and our exclusive conversation with the vice president. it's already making headlines on north korea and the white house scandal exploding back home. president trump defending his former top aide. he's accused of physically abusing his two ex-wives. >> says he's innocent, and i think you have to remember that. >> but amid the fallout, sources tell nbc news the president is now musing about replacing his embattled chief of staff.