right now to that breaking news we've been following for you in southwest philadelphia. s.w.a.t. officers have now arrived at a home where a man has barricaded himself at that

scene, the 2600 block of holbrook street. police say the man got into an argument with his girlfriend at a club. he left her and went to their home when the girlfriend's mother was inside. police say the man shot the mother in the arm. the woman eventually ran outside. the girlfriend was also outside and called police for some help. officers arrived and took the mother to the hospital. the man is still in the house. we'll follow this story throughout the morning and bring you updates as they come into our news room. it is a cold morning and some snow is coming later this week. sky 6hd giving you that live look there city hall camera. it's cold again out in the. what happened to the 60s. >> that was short lived. >> it's unbelievable to win this game and we're still not finished. >> nick foles and the eagles relishing the role of underdogs and last night they showed we can bite back and they did.

the falcons felt it and it ended their season. the eagles now just a win away from making the super bowl. a pleasant good morning to you. nydia han is off, alicia vitarelli joins us. chris sowers is outside in the cold. what's wrong, cold buddy? >> there is nothing pleasant about this morning. temperatures are much, much cold yesterday than they were at this time. cold front obviously has swept through. look at the temperatures now we're down to 9 degrees. center city 14, glassboro14, claymont 13. factoring in the winds, it gets brutal out here. allentown and philadelphia feels like 15. a wind chill advisory remains in effect until 10:00 a.m. in the poconos. 3 below in reading, 1 above in atlantic city. wind chills throughout the day

climbing out of the single digits by mid morning and into the teens by the first part of the afternoon. 1:00 feels-like temperature for philadelphia, 14. by 3:00, 18 and by 5:00, 16 degrees. this is a blustery and chilly day. the positive is we'll see a lot of sunshine. it's a nice-looking day but prepare yourself. bundle up in multiple layers. make sure you're wearing a hat and gloves. bitter wind chills throughout the day. some snow is expected tuesday afternoon. as of this moment it doesn't look like a huge event for us but it could be enough to drop an inch or two in parts of the area. we have another january thaw heading this way next weekend. in a few minutes i'll have the details for you in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> thank you for the update. the eagles' magical season is still alive. they are moving on in the nfl playoffs they are flying really high. doug pederson raised his hand in

victory after the difference made that memorable go-line clinching the win. >> later today the eagles find out who they'll play next week. the linc will be the stage for that game too. >> it was this goal line play that everyone is talking about this morning. matt ryan scrambling, the ball missing his receiver for that go-ahead touchdown. team seemed to stand still as that ball sailed right through the air. the eagles defense stands tall in the biggest moment. the players walking off the field victorious. t's go!

>> how do you feel? >> great. yes we feel great. >> and of course moments later there was something that went down in the locker room that people cannot get enough he's got moves, huh? it quickly became a viral hit on social media. >> everyone should be dancing this morning. so much was actually made of the eagles being the underdogs despite the fact that they are the top seed in the nfc. >> they seem to take that very personally. our sports director ducis rodgers has a wrap from the linc. >> reporter: it had been nine years since the eagles had last

won a playoff game and it's been nine years since they appeared in a nfc championship game. they are now one game away from the super bowl. >> at the end of the day we find a way to win the game. whether we're underdogs or favored, listen. love all those guys in the locker room right there. they don't care, i don't care. >> it's unbelievable to be up here, it's very humbling to be up here to go to the nfc championship game with the philadelphia eagles. it's been a crazy ride and i'm excited i get to do it with these guys. >> nobody has to go out there and be super man. >> reporter: the winner of the saints-vikings came will come here next week for the title. >> and if you want seats to next sunday's game, clear the calendar for tuesday morning. a limited number of tickets for

the game will go on sale at 10:00 a.m. you can only buy them on ticketmaster.com or by calling ticketmaster directly. the game back here at the link. standing room only tickets 135 bucks. there is a 4-ticket limit per household. >> eagles fans at the linc had a serious case of playoff fever for their team. they needed it because the january chill settled in but fans said we don't care. who cares the victory warmed them up and their team is moving on. >> they played great. >>e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! >> listen, keep sending us your

awesome display of support. your eagles spirit is certainly shining high right now from kids to dogs and cats, here are some of the pictures. we have been getting thousands coming in to action news to include yours and we're so happy to show them, just make sure to post them on social media using #6abcaction. >> we're tracking other news in the morning. new information this morning from the lawn crest section of philadelphia. a woman is in critical condition after she was shot by her husband. and police say her husband is dead after apparently shooting himself. the action cam was at that screen. police went to the house after getting reports of a shooting. >> officers arrived and found a female shot. she was outside of the house and had a gunshot wound to the chest. she was taken to the hospital by police and on route to the hospital she was able to tell the police that her husband shot

her and that he was still inside the house. >> police also say the home had an odor of gas so they called the fire department and a utility crew to turn it off. when they were finally able to enter the home, they found the husband dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. and a man is in the hospital after he was shot by philadelphia police. the action cam at this scene last last night in the kensington section of the city. no officers were injured but the man who was shot was taken to the hospital. we're not sure about his condition this morning but investigators are not saying what led to the shooting. >> people went running for cover in hawaii. panic set off by a terrible mistake. the public alert system warned residents of an incoming missile threat but it turns out it was a false alarm. abc's brian clark has the story. >> reporter: 7 minutes after 8:00 in the morning, watching tv. >> this is not a drill, take

medicine actions. the u.s. pacific command has detected a missile threat to hawaii. >> it pushed hawaiians into full-blown panic fearing an attack from possibly north korean missiles that can easily reach the hawaiian islands. people reportedly running from beaches and seeking shelter. grocery stores closing. >> people crying and nobody really knew what to do. >> we were actually grocery shopping and received an emergency alert message that stated ballistic missile threat in bound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter. this is not a drill. >> reporter: john aaron reported from his honeymoon in hawaii. >> we woke up to quite a scare this morning. an alert told us there was an incoming missile threat. >> reporter: that alert lasting for a whopping 38 minutes until a second alert.

>> once again, that alert that came out for the ballistic missile has been canceled. it was fake. >> reporter: the governor of hawaii explaining what happened. >> i never was made in emergency management which allowed this false alarm to be sent. it was a procedure that occurs at the change of shift where they both use to make sure that the system is working and employee pushed the wrong button. >> reporter: lawmakers deeply concerned tweeting again, false alarm. what happened today is totally inexcusable. the whole state was terrified. officials vowing to fully investigate the incident to make sure this never happens again. brian clark, abc news, new york. >> terrifying. pretty unbelievable. 7:11. a hollywood star is making a big donation. also much more from the eagles on the big win that left

one big bird in a dog mask. yaul have to see the video. >> weather worries and you can thank old man winter and chris sowers. >> i knew that was coming. as we take a look at temperatures this morning, it's only 14 degrees in philadelphia. the wind chill of zero. other locations we have wind chills below zero. a little bit of light snow later this week and a another warm-up as we get into next weekend. details coming up after this. we just moved in about four months ago,

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>> you had your hat and gloves on and jumping up and down. >> the three shades of red in my face. >> but i like your positive angle. >> brings you down if you let it bring you down. >> but it wakes you up for sure. >> definitely. commodore barry bridge. it's an icy cold morning, temperatures are in the teens again and wind chills are in the single digits again. and it's going to last for at least another couple of days here. there's a chance of snow for mid week then things start to turn around. we have another january thaw heading this way next weekend. 14 in philadelphia and wilmington 15 in millville, wind chills close to zero if not below in your neighborhood. 1 above in trenton, 3 below in reading and lancaster and 7 degrees. that is your wind chill down in cape may. today we're forecasting a high of 27. yesterday the afternoon high was

35 degrees. the midnight high was 61. today we're going to be way, way short of that. the normal is 40. 15 is the low temperature for today. 25 is where the normal low should be. so you can see the temperatures have really dropped behind that arctic front. this is a visible shot, this is clear sky, cloud cover if you look, that's where all the cloud cover is from yesterday's art particular front. just a couple of clouds hugging the coast. we'll see a decent amount of sunshine and all eyes are on this system as we get into tuesday and wednesday. it's just a small moisture-starved system racing across the country. as it gets closer it's going to pick up a little bit of moisture off of the atlantic. not a ton but enough to provide us with a little bit of light snow here from that tuesday-wednesday time frame. here comes that system racing across the country. again you can see not a big deal, maybe a couple of inches

of snow for places like milwaukee, chicago, all the way down to st. louis as we head into monday morning. and this will push east and what we wait to see what could possibly happen is a coastal low develops off the coast of the carolinas. will this get involved with our snowfall or by the time it strengthens is it too far off the coast to really have any kind of impact on our weather here. this particular model suggests that yes, the coastal low will come up the coast but it's too far east and it's not strong enough to kickback any moisture as we get into tuesday night and wednesday and it's just a clipper system providing us with a little light snow. getting into tuesday morning, it looks quiet across the i-95 corridor, most asouth jersey and delaware, although there could be a little bit of light snow for the poconos and areas west. here comes the light snow, the heavier moisture off the coast with the coastal low as that wider view showed and this snow

will continue for maybe a couple of hours and it reaches the coast and pulls away with temperatures expected to climb up close to 40 degrees on tuesday. the ground is not going to be completely frozen like it is right now some of that moisture may actually melt. therefore we're not looking at a huge accumulation at this time. we'll have to see if a coastal low gets involved. breezy and cold, sunny, 27 degrees is the forecasted high. slowly crawling out of the teens by late morning. 23 degrees by noon, 2:00, 25 and by 4:00, 26. overnight it's frigid yet again. 8 degrees outlying dlushs, 17 for the city. even though the breezes are fairly light, it's strong enough to provide us with wind chills close to zero. blustery and cold today, 27 degrees. 30 increasing clouds for monday. tuesday note the high. some snow late in the day but we're up to 39. wednesday and thursday are cold. friday 44 and saturday we start pulling out of it. 50 right now the early call for sunday is 58-60.

alicia? >> all right, chris thank you. in the meantime a boston area housing complex has been evacuated after a mass of ice broke free. authorities feared that the build-up of ice would create rapid flooding. residents of the complex were taken to a town hall as a precaution. it's been pretty dicey up there in massachusetts, ice building everywhere. those who live down stream have put on stand by for possible flooding. >> stan said to me feel this. ♪ ♪

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times legal defense fund in his costar's name. she only received $1,000 for that same reshoot. wall berg's agency is giving another half million dollars. >> in health check this morning, women are at a greater risk from suffering repeat heart attacks and an early death. because doctors tend to not offer them the same level of care for heart trouble as they do for men. researchers looked at data for more than 180 people over a decade. they found three times the expected number of women died in the first year of a heart attack compared to men. researchers claim women are dying because many are not offered stents or prescribed stat ins after their first heart attack. >> the cities were shut down -- the streets were shut down because the mummers were celebrating. the string band made their way

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in the conference championship. they crushed tennessee. here's jeff skversky with more. >> the eagles beat the odds and for the first time in nearly a decade, the eagles won a playoff game. they're now only one win away from going back to the super bowl for the first time since the 2004 season. the winner of the vikings-saints game next sunday night. the linc rocking for the first playoff game in four years last night. after a rocky start the eagles get going. falcons retake the lead after matt ryan gets out of trouble. eagles in trouble. eagles down 10-6. falcons score all their points off turnovers. eagles up 5. final minute, julio jones,

incomplete. malcolm jenkins said they knew what was coming based on the formation. eagles win 15-10. so much for being underdogs. they are feeling it. they are a win away from going to the super bowl. . >> it really doesn't matter what you guys talk about, because that locker room in there is united and i'll go to bat for every one of those guys and i'll go to war with everyone of those guys in that dressing room. >> disrespect fuel you guys? >> absolutely. it would fuel anybody if you feel disrespected. you know it's not given. >> it's gratifying. especially the type of season we've had, all of the doubters. >> you guys use that disrespect, the fact that you're underdogs to fuel you. you even wore a mask. what's this here for? >> it's the best underdog mask i could find. just trying to have fun with it. we're not the first underdog, we're not the last. >> his bark is bigger than his

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right now an update on that breaking news that we've been following for you in southwest philadelphia. police say a man who barricaded himself inside a home he has actually shot himself, he is dead. he had not responded to repeated calls from s.w.a.t. officers. they finally had to break into the home and they found the body on the second floor with a bullet wound to the head. it all started earlier this morning when the man had an argument with his girlfriend at

a club. he left her, went to the home where police say he shot his mother in law in the arm. the woman is expected to be okay. it is 7:30 on this sunday morning. turning now our attention to the forecast. another cold morning as you can see by chris sowers. it's going to be another cold day, right? >> reporter: very blustery out here. wind chill values probably whoever -- hovering into the single digits. it's a far cry from the 60s we've had. wind chill advisory remains in effect for the poconos until 10:00 a.m. where wind chill values will continue to range from 15 to 20 below zero. the air temperature up there in the mountains too, 12 in allentown, 14 in philadelphia, 15 in millville and dover, 13 in trenton and 11 in lancaster. current wind chill in the

poconos is 15 below. zero is showing up for allentown, philadelphia and wilmington. -3 and 1 above for dover, millville trenton and atlantic city. as we fast forward throughout the last morning hours through the first part of the afternoon, you can see temperatures getting a little bit better as we get into the afternoon hours, the first thing tomorrow morning we're going to be dealing with the same exact thing. wind chill values with single digits above zero. unless you're up in the mountains. forecast for today 15 degrees by 8:00 a.m. by noon we're up to 23. 2:00, 25. and 4:00, 26. and somewhere between 3:00 and 5:00 we should manage a high of 27 degrees. we will call it breezy and cold. tomorrow another cold one, high temperatures close to 30 degrees. the wind is slacking though. tuesday snow late in the day into the evening hours.

we'll talk more about accumulations potentially and a warm-up in the 7-day fre i see you again. >> it feels so good, not the forecast but the eagles are winners in the playoffs. excitement in the air. it was not a pretty win, but who cares. a gritty win better than going home loosers. just when it appeared the eagles were going to let this one slip away, they came through. a year after collapsing in the super bowl the falcons watching another opportunity slip away. local guy and falcons quarterback overthrew to a wide receiver in the end zone. the eagles held on for the 15-10 win. next up the birds will face either the saints or the vikings in the nfc title game at the linc a week from today. trish hartman was there as the eagles and falcons faced off. >> reporter: it was a game that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the very end.

the defense refused to give up in the final minutes of the game, the eagles held off the falcons and fans rejoiced. >> i was sweating a little bit but i know we came to get this win. we tired of them disrespecting the team. >> it was stressful. i cried a little bit. tears of joy at the very end. >> it got me scared. our corners need help. >> we found a pair of fans who decided not to make the trip to the linc today for a pretty good reason. >> i was thinking about going to the game she didn't want to go because she's almost in labor. >> is the baby kicking at all? >> yeah. >> reporter: and these fans live in atlanta but had to watch the game in eagles country.

>> we want to celebrate with our family here. >> now are you going calling your friends at home? >> and how do we love all of our local fans more now in the playoffs the heartbeat of eagles nation right here everyone decked out in green as is of course the 6abc action news studio this morning. taking a look at some of the photos and videos you are sending us on instagram, on facebook, on twitter, we love the little ones, we love the pets, we love the fans of all shapes and sizes. this little guy right here, he's happy and excited. and so pleased. continue to send us your amazing, just the heartbeat and everything you have going into next week, the eagles fever is running high right now and of course we're so proud to showcase all your photos and videos in the morning.

action news sports sunday we'll be looking ahead to the eagles nfc championship match-up back at the win. >> 7:36 new information this morning police are looking for the gunman who shot a man behind a west philadelphia building. the action cam at that scene late last night. police arrived after receiving several 911 calls of a shooting. officers say they found the victim lying on the ground with at least one gun shot injury. he was taken to penn presbyterian hospital in critical condition. no word yet on what led up to the shooting. two people were found dead inside of a home in langhorn, bucks county and police are trying to figure out how this happened. officers arrived at the home after a call just yesterday afternoon for a welfare check. they found the 57-year-old man and the 66-year-old woman both dead inside.

officers say there are no signs of foul play but no word on a cause of death. >> taking a look at weather conditions across the country, a driver in west virginia was rescued after he became stranded in flash flooding. firefighters pulled the man from the rising water after his suv was swept away by the fast-moving water on friday night. they used a boat to break out the back window. they pulled that man to safety. luckily he wasn't injured. now take a look at this aerial video of flooding in upstate new york. rain and snow melt has led to flooded roads, it caused streams to overflow. ice cover is melting on rivers and streams there are flood warnings in the area through tomorrow morning again because of all that rain coupled with melting iition and snow. a stretch of the busy 101 freeway is still shut down this morning in southern california. take a look at all the rocks that are piled up outside a

home. a car caught in the middle of it all. search and rescue authorities are still looking for five people who are missing in santa barbara county. 19 people have been confirmed dead. gray? >> and this morning we are hearing from that delran, new jersey man who survived an explosion that rocked the home he lived in. we first told you about that blast just yesterday morning. action news reporter bob brooks now with the details. >> it was just a normal day. everything started out okay. >> reporter: and then for tim mo mooney of delran, his normal day would change in a second. an explosion has destroyed his home of 50 years. tim's okay and told us how it all happened. >> about 10:00 i decided to go to bed. i gist laid down on the coach for about five minutes and that's when the explosion occurred. >> reporter: you can see how bad it was and how scary it was for him. he says the explosion originated in his basement.

>> they think it was the gas line leading to the water heater. it took out the basement and mushroomed up the stairs through the back door, halfway across the backyard. took out the whole back of the house. the front windows on the lower level. >> reporter: he says he was thrown from his coach and -- couch and when he was finally able to focus and look around. >> i looked at the floor and there was a fire. i was trying to find a way out. there was smoke and debris and everything around i'm going oh, god trying to find my way out. >> reporter: he says he climbed out through the living room window. as you see, it was blown out. he adds he has insurance but given the extent of the damage he's not sure what he'll do, just happy he's alive. >> do you feel lucky. i don't know if you're a religious person at all? >> i do now. i am now. yeah. because if i had been anywhere else in the house, i wouldn't be standing here talking to you.

>> reporter: bob brooks, channel 6 action news. >> puts perspective on life. >> unbelievable. >> your time now just about 7:40 on a sunday morning. the curtis institute of music taking audience on a worldwide musical journey. >> sky 6hd taking a live look at the sun bright and shiny beaming down on south jersey this morning. it's really more for show. it's not going to warm us up that much. meteorologist chris sowers back with his 7-day forecast.

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with us on a sunday morning. sky 6hd over the ben franklin bridge there. 14 degrees when you go outside a friend is going to be waiting on you. the cold, that is. hello, friend. >> you don't think you're going to be able to wake up and get going this morning, just crack open the front door. let it hit you in the face a little bit. >> you don't need coffee. just head outside. >> i still need coffee. >> there we go spring mountain we're looking at the ski slopes there, it's been great for the

skiers so far this winter. l of. even when we don't have the snow, the temperatures have been so cold they've been able to make snow. another warm-up is on the way as wee into next weekend, another january thaw which i'll talk more about here in a moment. 14 in philadelphia with a dew point of 1. winds are out of the north at 12 miles per hour. you take the two of these numbers and there's a little equation, put them both in and it comes out to zero. that's what it feels like in the ci city. it feels like zero with the wind at wilmington. 15 below with a wind advisory in the mountains. one in trenton and one in atlantic city and it feels like 4 above in cape may. wind speeds are still breezy but not nearly as intense as what we saw yesterday where we had those gusts between 30-40 miles per

hour. we can certainly hand tl 12 miles per hour in philadelphia. 13 in millville and 13 in wilmington. this is the satellite and radar and what you're looking at is another system pushing across the heart land of the nation. it gets here late tuesday into wednesday. the question is going to be how much snow will this thing set off. as we look at future cast, we're talking about increasing clouds for tomorrow. it stays cold thanks to this arctic high. temperatures are going to struggle to get to 30 degrees tomorrow. clouds will increase during the day. a secondary low develops right here off the coast of the carolinas. this low pushes through and knocks everything out to sea, we're talking minor accumulations with this. if the coastal low gets involved and hugs the coast line and starts throwing back some moisture, then we could potentially have a problem. right now most of the model suggests that that secondary low is far enough out to sea. we'll see how this plays out. today looks pretty nice.

tomorrow increasing clouds, starting out with sunshine, clouds will lower and thicken throughout the day. monday night is cloudy, tuesday morning is cloudy. could be a little light snow for the poconos and central pennsylvania. but it doesn't get into the immediate philadelphia area until the late afternoon, early evening hours. we're going to stop the clock at 9:00. this is tuesday, the i-95 corridor, this little band here continues to slowly push east. we're looking at mainly three or four hours' worth of a period of light snow if this is the only part of the system that affects our weather and it hits our coast and works its way out to sea. minor accumulations to the tune of an inch, maybe a little bit more tuesday afternoon into the evening hours. if the coastal low develops there will be much more, especially across south jersey and delaware, areas closest to the coast. right now three out of the four forecast models that i look at

long range show just minor accumulations. as of now it does not look like a huge event for us. 27 degrees in philadelphia, reading 25, 24 in allentown. millville and atlantic city, 29. dover and cape may 27. and 17 in philadelphia, 16 in dover and 8 degrees in allentown. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, increasing clouds, high temperatures close to 30 degrees. tuesday there could be light snow during the late afternoon, evening hours. 39, more cold air for wednesday and thursday. friday starts the warm-up 44. saturday 50 and right now eagles sunday football looks like 60 degrees. >> wow. >> it doesn't look like the weather will have much of an impact on that game. >> so it is not a dream folks. we're waking up to the eagles on

their way to the nfc championship game. last night's nailbiting win has people dancing. this storybook season has another chapter playing out next sunday night at the linc. hopefully after that our birds are flying to minnesota for the super bowl. >> everyone is showing their team spirit. >> while we do that, we're going to share a few comments that perhaps won't make atlanta falcons fans feel so good. headlines today, season over, a season of redemption was not to be for the falcons. they hoped for another chance at a championship but this year's path to the title game was much more difficult. the falcons needed to win three road playoff games. they won last week but of course

their road ended right here in philadelphia last night. >> and then from twitter, this nfl team's ability is losing when you think they're going to win. the falcons were favored in last night's game. you saw what happened. >> keep sharing your photos and videos. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they come to cvs pharmacy. for advice and ways to save money. including copays as low as zero dollars. switching is easy, call 1-833-cvs-medd and transfer today to cvs pharmacy.

kicking off the new season with sounds from around the world. karen rogers has more. >> reporter: the curtis institute of music is one of the most exclusive music colleges in the world. and the school's symphony orchestra it kicks off with a

manheim rocket. >> some people know him from the movie the red violin. >> reporter: the second work takes audiences across the north atlantic for a piece called the miraculous mandarin. >> it was a scandalous piece. love and death and murder and mystery. >>,001 knights. >> the concert is led by a british conductor making his debut with the orchestra. >> he's a wonderful conductor. >> reporter: there are only three concerts for the school year so the chances to see them are limited. >> these are like the olympic athletes of music and bringing

them all together i think is the best orchestra in the world. >> reporter: the curtis symphony orchestra performs saturday john 28. >> it is now 7:53 some young girls in the area auditioned for a role. the action cam where the little girls were hoping to be cast in the philadelphia engagement of the musical "waitress." they' they're auditioning for the character lulu. >> it's a great show.

one last check of the accuweather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. >> it's a three or four layer day, that's for sure. 27 degrees, blustery and cold. wind chills in the teens all day. could be light snow late in the day tuesday, we're up to 39. another cold shot wednesday and thursday and here comes another warm-up. 50 for saturday, the early call for sunday is close to 60 degrees. >> beautiful. >> thank you, chris. 7:56 is your time we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here is a preview of the stories. >> hi gray and alicia. a state of panic in hawaii after a false alert of an incoming ballistic missile. the chaos, confusion and why that mistake took nearly 40 minutes to correct. plus the heroic rescue you have to see. firefighters catching children as they're being thrown from this burning apartment building.

everyone is okay. one of the firefighters is speaking out and finally a fifth grader delivering a powerful message with her inspirational speech on equality. it's all coming up on gma this sunday. before we go,vy to say congratulations to your eagles. have a good show guys. >> everyone feeling it. i love her. >> the eagles win on action news at 9:00. >> and of course keep those pictures coming. use the #6abcaction. >> now for alicia vitarelli, nydia han and chris sowers, the entire action news team, i'm gray hall have a great day. sorry. i can't make it.

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