philly loves the parade and right now an iconic sculpture is enjoying lots of fan fare has it finally returns home. achieving the american dream, clory kim passed off the wild ride to win olympic gold as her parents cheer her on. and ellen the mvp as sneak peek at nick foles talks about twing all for philadelphia. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. right now at 11:00, love is in the air and on the move. one of philadelphia's most famous sculptures is returning to its original spot with a brand-new like. sky force 10 is live as the sculpture was traveling to the place where millions of visitors

have gone throughout the years to snap pictures of it. we're going to take another live look of love park right now. nbc 10 is covering the sculpture's every move along the way. we have a team on the ground and in the air. i'm katy zachary. it is being moved to be reinstalled on a new pedestal. it started its welcome back tour at 10:00 this morning, it made six stops including the philadelphia museum of art and logan square. each stop has a public art sculpture the city wants to celebrate. the big finale will be alt it's newly renovated home love park. let's begin with matt. >> reporter: hi, katy it has been quite a morning here for the love sculpture as it makes its way through center city. i'll give you a look over the ben franklin parkway where you can see it's right by arch street sitting in a little bit

traffic at the moment but it has been making stops throughout the area. it made its way around eek ins oval stopping at different points along the way if the stopped at the washington monument and the museum of art, stopped at logan's square at the fountain and just a few minutes tag made it's way over to the amore statue by 18th and the parkway. so right now you're looking at ben franklin parkway about 17th street. the next stop will be 16th and the parkway at the monument to 6 million jewish martyrs before it makes its final stop at jfk plaza and love park for its installation. this is a long-awaited moment for folks in the area. that's the statue right there. it's encased in a little bit of wood to keep it protected an it's on that truck. it's make its way to that final destination people have been waiting for for a long time and

just in time for valentine's day. >> thank you, matt. our live team coverage continues with pamela osborne. good morning pam. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: good morning. we positioned ourselves this way looking towards the parkway because that's where the statue is going to be make its way down right now. mit to arrive here and it will be the first time that it's returning to the public eye since it was removed for a bit of a facelift as work was being done here at love park. the statue was designed by robert indiana back in 1976. you'll notice it looks a little bit different. the blue that used to be on the side of the letters has been replaced with purple, the sculpturer's original color. the main colors are still red and green. it will sit in the newly renovated love bark to be enjoyed bypassers by who say they really missed seeing it. it's going to be installed on a granite pedestal when it gets here. you can see a few people have already lined up to see it when

it makes it's arrival back here at love park. back to you. >> pamela we'll check back with you later this morning. it has been there for decades and it's become a popular place for pictures. you can tweet us right now at nbc philadelphia with your pictures. a few minutes after 11:00 and this fa pennsylvania raid has affected traffic for the last hour in center city philadelphia, ever stins got off. let's check in with jessica boyington to see how things are faring on the ground and some other things throughout the area. hey, jess. >> hey katy. good thing we checked in with matt who was in sky force 10 to see what was over top of the parade. it kind of left its first spot that started at 10:00 a little bit late. now it looks like we're getting back on schedule because when we just saw matt over top of the scene he said he's just leaving 18th and ben franklin parkway. now that it's 11:04 the next stop is 16 athtd on the ben

franklin parkway and then to the installation in love park. you might be behind some of that movement for a minute and it might take you a couple extra minutes moving around the city but we're not seeing any massive delays because of that. also want to check in with the express because sometimes when we have stuff going on in the ben franklin park area i don't think this is that it's just normal volume from the could be some traffic on to the schuylkill expressway which backs up on to vine. also a crash on the rest of the roads, upper dublin around virginia drive and weaver we're watching this emergency construction. this started yesterday morning around this time in cherry hill township, the western side of 70, you can see this red strip around 295 that's where that construction spot is. back to you. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. thanks for the update jessica. taking a live look outside, your tuesday starting off sunny but cool, typical for february.

here's a live look right now at downtown wilmington where it's sunny across much of our region. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the most accurate forecast in town. hi glenn. >> the temperature is a little bit below average for this time of year but it feels kind of cold because we were just in the 60s a couple days ago. we had a little bit of wind, not as much as yesterday and a pretty good amount of sunshine, and that will continue across much of the area. we do have a few clouds by row hob bet beach but it's still a way better day than it was yesterday where the rain lingered. we have some high clouds coming across we have moisture down to our south and more significant moisture building up in texas again. we keep seeing this and time after time it ends up up in our area and that's going to happen one more time. 34 degrees in philadelphia with the light northeast wind. fairly uniform temperatures and it's not going to be going up a

whole lot. even with the sunshine, just getting into the low 40s in philadelphia manned areas in the northern and western suburbs, not even getting to 40 degrees today. the average high in filly is 43 for this time of year. so no precipitation here but we do expect tosome clouds to move in by tonight setting this up for the next round of rain. we'll see if it's going to be affecting area val len type's day and just how much womer it's going to get around here this week coming up. >> thanks, glenn. new this morning more than a quarter million doses of deadly drugs are now off the streets of philadelphia. pennsylvania attorney announced the major drug bust this morning. two dealers have been arrested after a month-long investigation. they said they found 7.2 kilos of heroin and fentanyl inside a home sunday night. >> one dose of this poison right here can kill you. and we just took 250,000 of

those doses off the streets. that's 250,000 potential death sentences averted. >> investigators also seized a gun, cash, other drug paraphernalia. the two men were arrest and being held on $1.25 million bond. we have the highest overdoses in the united states. a man has suffered burns after he was kidnapped and set on fire. three men car jacked him after he left work, they used his cell phone to contact his family and demanded $10,000. the family didn't pay and they found him doused in gasoline and lit him on ve he came into his pizza shop before he was

abducted. >> came over here with one of his clients to purchase food. you know, it's sad if it was him that all this happened to him. >> i can tell you it's a horrific crime and it seems very personal. all three we're hearing were armed with guns yet they used fire as a weapon. >> they were last seen in a sedan with tinted windows. happening today, the first medical marijuana dispense sari in pennsylvania will hold a ceremony. it is in sellersville bucks county. riley cotay a former fire and advocate for marijuana will be at the event. the center will disperse its first medication this saturday. happening today family friends and police will represent a philadelphia police officer on the eighth an verse riff his death. a memorial vigil for john pawlowski schedule for 6:00 tonight. you're looking at video from last year's vith it. a gunman shot and killed him on this day back in 2010 while he was responding to a fight

between a cabdriver and another man. officer pawlowski was 25 years old. philadelphia schools are saying good-bye so styrofoam. they plan to traodegradable plates in their cafeterias. they will meet with clubs to help design a marketing campaign to get world out n compostable plates and how they help the> love is in the a seas actually we're told minutes sculpture has arrived back at love park it's home for the last few decad taking a l sky force 10. way through the city of philadelphia after a year of renovation. there it have the new and improved loved sculpture. ou coverrack a warm-up for valentine's day and then rain returning later in the week. the timing and can ere you live just ahead.

we're back now with continuing coverage of the love on the move parade.is is a live look at love park in center city philadelphia where the famous love sculpture, improved, has just arrived home. from sky force you can see a crowd waiting for the sculpture to be hoisted on a new pedestal. it will be reinstalled. that will steak some time. the famous landmark will be back in place just valentine's day pictures tomorrow. the sculpture returns a year after being removed for renovations at love parktouchups of its own as we take another live look there gathered mornin for us open the ground at love park just feet away from the famous sculpture. this is a welcome day for a many associateiladelphia. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, o you take a look e people who have gathered here. some of the people that you see are media but there are a just come hered to see the make its debut, it's return here to love park.

there's even a group of school children who were screaming and cheering when the love sculpture pulled up here. you can see it looks abit d to. the blue that used to be on the side of the letas been replaced with the col sculpture's original color. the main colors as you see, so red and green ture will be installed on a graniteedestal the installation itself will take several days but it will sit in the renovated love park for people to walk by and enjoy. and people are really already having a good timeg so when they come here to takecswitch gears to t olympics. am usa cnu medals at the winter olympics in sokorea. h e. a tlaend could con tolive ookurning brightly pyeongchang. the medal assault on the slopes rookie and olympic veteran. national correspondent jay gray has the results south korea. >> repor there good afternoon from pyeongchang in the olympic village where team usa is on medal in the mountains being led by rookie and an olympic veteran. let's start with that rookie chloe kim, 17ears old and

grabbing the gold lle podium she gets the bronze so it's one for 3 on the women's side. on the men's side foun the finals led by the veteran shaun white. he comes up against combettors half his age and throws of the day. he's in first place going into the finals. to do something spec in that last round, but finait>> i shiffr willng she's looking for multiple medals near south korea. that is the latest from the olympic village, i'm jay gray now back to you. nbc 10 injury home for the winter give things you won't want to games more about team usa. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. well so far in february it's either warm and wet or cold and dry. today, cold and dry. more lik 34 degrees in philadelphia with a lot of sunshine and when it's that cold that the time of day, with sunshine that's a

pretty cold air mass that's on top of us. look how fwlau sky is in the lehigh valley. we do have some high clouds in delaware. and what are we going to be seeing here? we got a february chill during into tonight, milder weather for valentine's day and more rain later this week. not nearly as heavy what's we saw this past weekend, but potentially a lot of hours of fair amount of that should brin nightstorm that's affecting us, at least one of them, in texas now several instances where had texas moi mñbuilding up and that'sia, 32 allentown, 31 in reading. temperatur right now.we are about 7 to 10 degrees colder than we were at this timeyesterday. and way colder sunday. nd wasffl1igh occurred at nearl43 yb 50s, thursday into tof the exception to rre a rule.32, lime. you c seet' n in here.35, bridgeville 36, rojo beth re the

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get your dancing shoes ready. last month's latin night at the lodge was such a success it's happening again. here's a live look at the river rifrpg at penn's landing right now where they are preparing for winter fest latin night at the lodge that's happening this thursday night. and here to tell us more is ema frede, the director of marketing community occasions for the delaware river waterfront corporation. quite a title you have. >> yes quite a title, quite a name as well. >> but you're here to talk about something really fun. >> a night at the lodge is this thursday, it's our second one. it's going to be amazing. this time we actually have some teachers -- ♪ >> from 9 clock until >> people can purpose. >> exactly. learn how do it androm 10:00 until 1:00 a.m. they can break those dancing shoes out and show their moves on the dance floor. be a great night. >> we said it was a success last month and people missed it. why should they mark it on their calendar nor month. what's so appealing about it?

>> first it's all ages. it's a beautiful setting. we have two -- >> right on the twlaurt. >> we have two amazing djs, we have world class dancers who are going to be there teaching and also performing as well. and it's just a really fun night, like great music, great, great muse zblik andic. >> you talked about the setting. it's right across penn's landing on the water. >> yes. >> the scene has other attractions. what are some of the events coming up? >> we have sweetheart scapes ight to celebrate valentine's day so if you haven't bought your tickets yet, we actually are offering a discount for nbc 10 and telemundo 62 viewers. so if you are still looking for do, purchase tickets on telemundo 62. >> do you have lessons there. >> we do but if you're afraid tomorrow night we have some wauctioners you can grab on to and take with you.uld recommend holding

someone's hand i'm afraid. thank you so much and we'll see you later this week. >> yes. >> winter fest latin night at the lodge is happening tomorrow night from 9:00 to 1:00 blue cross river rink. telemundo 62 is one of the sponsors of the event. use the code nbc 10 or telemundo 62 to get $10 off the tickets. just tap on the nbc 10 app and look for find it on 10. all right. love is in philly just in time for valentine's day. here's a live look now at love park in center city philadelphia where the love sculpture has just arrived to its home where it's been the last 40 years. it got a facelift over the last year. it made a number of stops this morning throughout the city on its way home. the fan fairre celebrating this iconic sculpture coming up. plus, president trump's warning to congress when it comes do extending protection

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news. and there's no place like home and right now the iconic love sculpture is back where it belongs. the newly refurbished sculpture paraded down the ben franklin parkway this morning and is back in its original location just in time for valentine's day and all those pictures. nbc 10's pamela osborne is in the middle of the action at love park. pam, the sculpture's returned it's good news for visitors commuters, anyone who finds themselves in love park, right? >>reporter: as we heard, a lot of cheers from the crowd and the eagles chant going on right now as they begin to move the love sculpture back to its original home here. we're talking about love park. you can see they've been slowly unloading that off of the truck after it was paraded throughout the city. they're going to be removing it from that wooden enclosure there that they put around it to protect it and it's going to be installed on a glass pedestal -- or a granite pedestal rather.

so you can see a lot of excitement from the crowd who's gathered here to witness this with the. we talked to sheila heft about what this means for the city. >> being a true philadelphian we have the excitement of the eagles parade, the super bowl champions, and here we are today celebrating the return of the iconic robert indiana's love statue the day before valentine's day back here at love park. it can't get any better than this right? >> reporter: and as this work continues, there are a ton of media cameras here trying to capture this moment but just as many people who maybe were walk the city today who decided to stop and to be part of this moment to witness this and photograph it for themselves. you know, a lot of people want to come to philadelphia they want to get their picture with that love statue, and it is back for the first time in more than a career. katy, back to you. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. good to see you back and

good to see this, sunny and even though it's chilly it's sunny. we're not seeing r across our area. let's head up to the lehigh valley. this is a live look in allentown. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with your most accurate forecast. a little cooler than normal right, glenn? >> yeah katy and of course in february even normal is kind of chili. and so you got to be dressed properly for that. but at least there's not a whole lot of wind today. we do have a lot of sunshine not only in the philadelphia area, the sushburbs up towards reading which will have a lot of clouds and will have clouds coming in the next couple days. there's a fair amount of moisture down in virginia it's not especially coming up in our direction, but there may be more clouds in southern delaware and extreme south jersey than elsewhere today. this is the main area of moisture that's starting to come up. there's more building up in the milled of the

middle of the country and we're in a wet pattern overall but we do warm up just before the moisture comes in. 34 degrees in philadelphia and melville and dover and wilmington and northeast philly, rehoboth beach, got a lot of 34s out there but not a lot of wind. so the feels-like temperature fairly close to the temperature itself. we go through the afternoon we're getting into the low 40s, very close to average. and then tonight we don't really drop a whole lot. the atmosphere warming up number one, and number two, we've got some clouds moving in. now i'll let you know when the rain is going to be moving in that's going to affect valentine's day or anytime during the weekend. that's coming up. >> all right thanks, glenn. happening now, the man found guilty of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey back in 2016 60 is about to be snpssed in a courtroom. a bomb he placed in manhattan

injured 30 people rare second bomb in sea side park exploded in a trash can but did not injure anyone. the u.s. senate is back in session and taking up the issue ofegotiations have begun. republicans want to make ay want to deal wouldn't it be grafter puz? be our last chanc never be e this republican a leaders say that it will be tough toeal. citizenship for the dreamners his bordher security meas threats, that's the senate t tier here in washington. they heard from the cia and fbi. officials testified that they expect russia to meddle in u.s. elections this year. they say the danger for weapons of mass destruction is rising and that north korea will likely conduct more missile tests. a fire forces passengers off a southwest airlines jet. still at the gate at the southern california last night when spoke smo economy was cabin. passengers had to down the

emergency chuts to get to safety. no one was hurt. the fire seems to have started in one of the power president trump's daughter-in-law is thanking firsd an enveloh white powder. medics rushed the hospita opened the white powder turned out to the letter was addressed to her husband donald trump jr. and was post marked from boston. both the nypd and the secret service are invesl, parades, marching bands and exotic kansas tums are filling the streets of the b easy for mardi gra today. today is fat tuesday and the biggest day the celebration. mardi gra means fat tuesday in french. we're taking a live look right now in new orleans as the party way.the fat tuesday parade in philadelphia involves delicious pacetries. they're called fast night, he that's a reference to ashe wednesday and the start of lent. take a look at all the people waiting out side the bakery.

apparently they're worth waiting for, so says our producer. >> well the donuts once a year they do this and they're good donuts. we've been coming here for years and it's just a tradition. >> the german bakery has been a staple for people in the philadelphia area since 1930. other barkries are whipping things up and gave us a look at the treats they prepared this morning. bakers there have been working since 11:00 this morning to get these king treats ready for fat tuss. you can only get them once a yeight. we want to talk eagles i'm wearing my eagles green because we're not letting this go. in his first sit-down interview, nick foles is talking about the epic win and his future with the eagles. it airs this afternoon on ellen, but this morning we're getting a sneak peek at what he said. he brought out the lombardi

trophy and talked with ellen about how he came so close to retiring from the nfl and how his past failures have made him really appreciate the success. they also talked about the now famous philly special trick play and how he dealt with the pressures and excitement surrounding the biggest game of his life. >> the night before, can you sleep the night before? >> i sleep really well before games. >> yeah. and then that night you can sleep after? i mean that -- >> no no did not sleep for three days. >> yeah. >> no. i was too excited. i was too excited. >> ellen also had some fun with nick foles and gave him a special gift before he left. you won't want to miss that or the full interview. be sure to set your dvrs to record the ellen show before you head to work this morning or call home and ask them to do it. nick foles sits down with ellen right here on nbc 10 at its special olympics time 2:00. carson wentz is praising the city of philadelphia and fans after last week's epic parade.

he spoke on sports radio 94 about the parade and his work on the sidelines during the super bowl. listen. >> we expect today to be a crazy parade but that definitely exceeded all my expectations in getting to do it with my teammates, everybody was having a good time. the entire city man, you couldn't ask for a better city to do it in. then on game day, you know, the same way nick and nate helped me all year i was just trying to help them in the same way. being another set ofeyes, bring them ideas suggestions, you know, and i don't -- i don't personally think nick needed any help, nick played out of his mind and played amazing but i was trying to do whatever i could to help. >> wentz also talked about his jun 1st charity softball derby at citizens bank park. it will benefit his audience of one foundation. tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. at tickets.com or the citizens bank park box office. and an eagle will be on the loose in the delaware valley,

corey clement plans to be sign autographs at the tic's sporting goods in wilmington. his appearance is scheduled for 6:30 tonight. let's take a lye look at love park now in center city, philadelphia, where the famous love sculpture has arrived back at love park and crews are working to re-install it and put it on a pedestal there. it arrived a short tima of it was parade down the ben frankly parkway. this is after it was missing for a year but it was in good hands, it was being renovated. coming up next learning to luge. meet the next olympians. glenn. we've got warm weather on the way but you'll also need your umbrellas after that. i'm tracking milder conditions and the rain coming up next. >> announcer: nbc's competition to watch is locally sponsored by

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lake placid in new york to train on one of only two olympic size luge tracks in the u.s. >> we're flying down a mile of ice going, you know upwards of depending on the track and things like that 70, 80, sometimes 90 miles per hour. >> but first you start small for a sample without the speed, we checked out a mini blue mountain in the poconos. >> this is not a full-size me point great opportunity for people to come out and try the sport. >> gordie sheer is a olympian and silver medalist. >> competing in the olympics, there's nothing like it. right to to tooes look it's not. >> reporter: tic healey competed in the 1980 olympics because, get this, he got tired of seeing the u.s. team lose. said that's impossible for to come in the lastplaces and i started chasing it. >> repore fast track on the way to gold. >> if you have any younger kids in your family that, think they are speed devils get

them out here let's see them. we're recruiting all the time. >> reporter: the only issue with this manmade luge tly here once a year. if you want to get on a sport like this, you might have to travel way up to upstate new york. i'm matt delucia nbc 10 news. and nbc 10 injury home for the winter games. download our free nbc 10 app for a preview of five things you won't want to miss during the games today. if you're away from your tv tonight, you can watch life streams of the events. [ chanting usa ]. check it out a wisconsin family scores gold for its recreation of the olympics in their backyard. the events include snowboarding hockey, and luge. the extend family built massive ville lathe for its 43 nieces and nephews. it took about a week and a half to complete. i don't know what's more impressive there, the size of the family or the size of that. well switching gears, north

town horizon is getting rave reviews for women who pact in the face of injustice for freedom and i equality. we have a french and political activist from the 18th century and she's here with catherine mcmillan, the artistic director for the 2018 season. thanks so much for being here. who wants to start because we've both been talking behind the scenes about how compelling this is play is not just women but men as well. why don't you start. >> absolutely. it's start during the french revolution but part of what's so special about the play it feels very contemporary. all the language is contemporary the way the characters move and sync it's very fresh. so it invites audiences to think about how, i don't know, political extremism the agency of women in the world, that these are all issues that we're talking about right now in 2018.

so it's funny and it's timely. >> okay. you help direct charlotte to plays guth. tell me about this significant woman. >> she was a playwright during the french revolution and she wrote abolition plays and she wrote about the rights of women and slaves across the nation. unfortunately her work was discovered and she stood up and she owned it and -- >> what was her fate? >> she paid for it with her head. >> we're talk about the geea teen. >> yeah. and she was a proud, proud woman up till the end. and her work unfortunately, she's not a household name. you know we know of marie antoinette schar clot kordei and i've been very happy to bring her name into people's mouths today. >> it might be hard to say but it's hard to forget right? >> yeah. >> why do you feel that people respond to this play? >> well there's some lines in the play that get laughs very

early. one of them is charlotte's line which is -- she's struggling to says well what if it starts out comedy a as a that's fresh, right? liword for that an d she's interrupted by her friend like life. and i very true to life. it's a story ultimately of not only the agency of women and the courage of womennd and the sense of humor it takes to be a woman whether it's 1793 or it also really celebrates the courage to stand up for believe r theaterorizon was created a special gallery project ughout the years who haverevolu some of talk about that. >> the women who dare gallery, and so the gallery say celebration of the way that the play itself the revolutionists tells stories. there are women you don't know but should, and there are women who you think you know antoinette that you've not heard the whole story about. they inspired this gallery of both famous women and women who

should have been famous given their >> somporary figures and historic ones who we just saw absolutely. you sea saw lieu sw her as a pie nearing comedian. but she was the first twoon run a production studio that the law celebrates the accomplishments sung and unsung of women intoday. >> so we'll go to see you perform and your work on stage. thank you so much for both of you. we present the revolutionists and the women who dare gallery now through february 25th at 40:0de kalb street in north town. people who live in north town get free tickets for all performances. for more details tap on the nbc d it on 10. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. well for the next week week and a half we're going to be mild to unseasonably warm. today is an exception being a little bit on the chillier side.

despite snipe, which what we have in philadelphia now at 34 degrees. it's not of wind so the feels like doesn't drop very much. in the suburbs we have more sunshine than we have to the south as you can see that's where the clouds are especially southern dell will be seeing more of those later today. more moisture building up from texas, the last couple of storms have originated there with just a little bit of moisture and it really builds up once the gulf of mexico starts getting involved here. it's 34 degrees now, the wind is out of the northeast so we're not getting increased moisture at the ground at least. 36 in atlantic city at the airport, that's am spot. 28 in the poconos is the cool spot. and we do have some winds right at the shore along with those milder temperatures 16 miles per hour sustained winds in atlantic city while it's only single digits inland. now across southjersey that northeast wind.

temperatures in the 30s but only 31 in piles grove, in florence, 34 in vorhees some of the cool spots right now. hamilton square 33, and hopewell township 34 degrees. those places barely getting up to 40 degrees today. now, as we go into tomorrow you could see the difference from what we just saw on the satellite picture to what the computer models are showing like a big increase in moisture. now, late tomorrow the clouds will be increasing and we could see a little bit of light rain as early as about let's say 8:00 or 9:00. if you're going to be staying out late for that dinner tomorrow you might need a little bit of rain gear because here it comes. and then as we head toward the late night hours tomorrow night and into thursday morning, rain. here's thursday night and into friday more rain but we're not seeing the yellows or reds indicating the heavier rain or

thunderstorms like we saw on sunday. here's friday afternoon, it's still raining. now we get a break as we go into saturday morning, but that's not necessarily the end of this because there's another area of moisture coming up from the southwest and at least this particular computer model shows a potential for a little bit of a mix between rain and s late saturday. more on that coming later today. as you go into tomorrow valentine's day it will be dry at 7:00 but by nine there is a chance of a little bit of light rain. this is not the threat of heavy rain moving in to ruin your evening, but the temperatures on the milder side for this time of the year. and the moisture coming in muclater at night new jersey the jersey shore it will be 11:00 before we would see the high wednesday, 66 thursday, close to 60 on friday. and there's that chance of a

little bit of light rain ornow on saturday and look at next week, we have more warm weather coming in next week too. and we'll be right back.

a live look at love park in center city philadelphia, right now where crews are on the ground the new and improved love sculpture on its new pedestal. in the last hour the sculpture returned to its home for after 40 years. you can see as you saw crews working on it.

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