the eagles fly out of town today for their super bowl showdown against the defending champion patriots. >> and fans line up to meet some of the birds before they jet out of town. we've got come coverage all day from our area and all the way to minnesota. >> first your wake-up weather, some rain to start the day, but temperatures will still be mild.

sky 6hd taking a live look at part of our very green skyline. the super bowl exactly one week from today. it is going to be a fabulous time and the eagles of course leaving for minnesota today. we're going to have live coverage as they touchdown in minnesota. fly eagles fly folks! take a look at this. today they will soar and let's go first to meteorologist david murphy with more on our temperatures this morning. hi, david. >> hi, there guys. well we are looking at a rainy start across the region a lot of you do have rain falling. we'll get you some rards and a little bit of that. 49 by 10:00. notice how the temperatures remain fairly steady through the day. i'm only expected a high of 51 degrees and across the region we're mild. as the rain starts to get out of here we begin to see those

numbers slide a little bit. not too bad, by 8:00 tonight, 47 degrees. we still have that flood watch in effect until 4:00 this afternoon. starting around bushkill falls through belvidere. if you're in easton and points north you want to be careful with possible flooding on the river. when i come back with all talk about the next round of resipation which could be a rain changing to snow event. i'll have that and the rest of the 7-day coming up. >> the eagles are soaring today. our nfc champions board their flight this afternoon. action news will be there when they take off and land. >> indeed we will, live coverage from minnesota starts on action news at noon. the eagles got in one last practice here at home before taking their underdog show on the road. veterans on the defense, chris

long and malcolm jenkins have won sboels with other times. >> jenkins did it with the saints and long with the pats. >> a long week of media and practice and meetings, so i think there's a certain aspect of trying to conserve your energy while getting a lot of work done and that's a skill in and of itself. >> the first thing about it, you've worked so long and you've talked about it so much that now we're finally here. we earned the right to be here. the crowd gathered outside to meet eagles players ellerby won in 2013. >> any time you go to the super

bowl it's going to feel great. but for me it's all work. i don't want to celebrate going to the super bowl. i want to celebrate winning. >> a super bowl and we're excited to have an opportunity to do so. >> the plan is to win and then bring the party to broad street. >> okay. impressive. that 'steve martin alongside the philadelphia orchestra as they did fly eagles fly. looking really awesome in that green you saw there. and speaking of fly eagles fly the bell tower will play the song after its 11:00 a.m. service. >> it's a song we can't stop

singing. >> trish hartman was there waiting. >> reporter: we waited in line by the hundreds outside dynasty sports in the oxford valley mall. some with chairs, some with underdog masks, all with team spirit. linebacker michael kendrick and quarterback ronald darby signed autographs and took pictures with fans. >> the fans. they took time out of their day to come out and see us. >> reporter: and that feeling was musual. >> we just met michael kendrick, what was that like? >> it was exciting. >> reporter: she brought her autistic son who loves ronald darby but hates crowds. >> we had to hide behind the register for a bit.

people think of nothing is such a big deal. >> reporter: several hours into the event corner back patrick robinson still hadn't shown up as scheduled. dynasty employees handed out pizza for the loyal fans who waited. around 9:00 p.m. it was announced due to a packed schedule he wouldn't show. >> a little disappointed and everybody was friendly and you could tell the attitude changed a little bit. >> reporter: despite a long day of waiting, fans say this was their way to send off the team. >> this has been something we've been waiting for for a long, long time. >> reporter: dynasty sports offered fans refunds for their tickets to see robinson or offered them a chance to see him once he rescheduled his appearance which they say will be sometime after the super bowl. trish hartman, channel 6 action

news. >> patrick robinson sent out a tweet and said i apologize to all the eagles fans due to circumstances outside of my control i missed my signing at dynasty sports. i'm in the process of rescheduling another date post sb. of course the super bowl. and in 20 minutes jeff skversky brings you tom brady's comment on the eagles defense and bob brooks has more on the players at yesterday's final practices. >> they are all in minnesota to bring you live super bowl aexperience. keep up with the eagles and the action news team on the air, on twitter, facebook and 6abc.com. >> if you're just waking up with us, new information to tell but this morning. one man is dead after an argument near temple university. police say the 25-year-old was

walking with some friends at 11:00 last night. they were approached by the suspect. there was an argument. police say the suspect allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed the victim in the chest. that victim later died at the hospital. he was visiting from hair rust burg and not a temple student. >> a student says she was sexually assaulted by a man in her apartment. the attack happened around 6:00 yesterday morning. it's believed the man got into the woman's apartment through an unlocked door. the victim says her attacker was intoxicated and did not have a weapon. drexel police and philadelphia police are asking anyone with information to contact them. steve wynn has stepped down. he is being accused of sexual

misconduct. the latest now from abc's linda lopez. >> reporter: casino mogul, steve wynn said effect live immediately i am resigning as chair of the rnc. just one day after the wall street journal reported that the 76-year-old billionaire pressured some of his employees to perform sex acts. the journal reporting a 2005 incident. he forced her to have seksz in his office later paying her a $7.5 million settlement. he saw employees cry, get sick, and have nervous breakdowns when wynn requested him. >> reporter: wynn wynn has denied all the allegations.

he helped the gop rake in more than $130 million in 2017 receiving praise from president trump. >> he's raising so much money for our great republican party. >> reporter: the federal election commission says wynn also contributed more than $600,000 of his own money to republican causes in 2017. >> reporter: now there are increasing causes for the gop to rirn wynn's donations especially since last year that democrats refund the money denated by harvey weinstein. so far they've remained silent. >> your time now 6:10. still ahead on action news. the sex abuse scandal involving u.s. gymnasts and michigan state university. >> on a much later note, action cam karaoke on the drive to the

super bowl. >> that is pretty good. we've got some rain out there on storm tracker 6 live double scan. in most cases it's fairly let but your roads will be wet. and we'll talk about i love you, basement bathroom of solitude,

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philadelphia. as we take a conditions out there and wet conditions too. you can see that there is, on sky 6, a lot of cloud cover and there is a little bit of rain out there as we take a look at current radar profile, maybe we're not going to have that. we are looking at rain coming through most of the region right now. most of it is light. a little bit heavier down south and as we go through the afternoon and into the evening as you'll see, rain is going to begin to pop down a little bit farther south. and probably clearing philadelphia by 1:00 or 2:00 and getting to the shore a little bit later on. there you see it radar currently and obviously pretty wet out there and south jersey slightly wetter conditions than what we're seeing in the northern suburbs. 50 degrees currently it is all rain and not snow because of the mild air in place this morning. winds out of the southwest at 8 miles per hour and your wind chill is 50. as we take a look at future

tracker 6, you can see how between now and noon we'll probably still wet in philadelphia but by about lunchtime places like allentown and reading may be drying out. you're still going to be cloudy and there could be lingering drizzle but the bulk of the rain will be to your south. in philadelphia all the way to south jersey by lunchtime. and at some point between 1:00 and 2:00, philadelphia and the rest of the i-95 corridor begins to dry out and after that we may have some residual rain showers that continue to pop in all the way past 6:00. it might be later tonight where areas down the shore finally see the end of this. where it does stop raining it will probably stay fairly cloudy. here's where temperatures are going. by 8:00, 506789 by 10:00, 51. by noon, 51, 3:00, 51. that is going to be your high today and finally back to 48 by 6:00. and as you saw by 6:00, things are drying out a bit. 51 in philadelphia and trenton

just 49 in wilmington, 52 in millville you can see very even numbers across the region, 48 in cape may this afternoon. and then we turn our attention into monday evening tuesday morning t far enough off the coast not to have a major impact but a frontal boundary feeds on the moisture and there is a possibility starting late monday night of some rain change to go snow and snow coming in for the tuesday morning commute. it will be a minor accumulation, maybe only half inch to an inch but it could be enough to give us slippery travel for that mornin cifou are traveling to minnesota, tuesday is the day to avoid it. it looks like that's the one where there could be a little bit of snow out there and then you can see how the colder air looks though by super rsday and bowl sunday that you'll be back up to about 21 delightful de improve for super bowl sunday. there could be some flurries as you tailgate heading into the game.

51 degrees cloudy, monday increasing clouds 47. it will probably be snow by the time you move into tuesday morning and it dries out in the afternoon and a high of 37. sunny and chilly on wednesday, 36. back up to 50 on thursday with some rain arriving at night and that may chain to snow by friday morning and friday's morning commute is also an area to keep an eye on. tuesday and friday are the two days that i'm giving you accuweather alert. groundhog day on friday too. it looks like by the time we head into super bowl sunday around here there's a chance of coming back up to about 40 for a high. things getting a little better for sunday. >> thank you so much. and if you would like your front lawn to look like lincoln financial field, or you need a quick way to cheer the team on, here's an idea for you. you can paint an eagles logo right on your front lawn. he's helping his neighbors get

into the eagles spirit. and there's only one good reason. >> go eagles, go! let's get it. >> all right, go eagles. he did ten lawns yesterday. he has several more scheduled for today. >> look at that.

they're celebrating the upcoming chinese new year, which would be the year of the dog by the way. the underdog.

they performed for visitors at the penn museum in university city. special events also included some artwork inspired by chinese culture along with a character writing demonstration. >> plenty of on-air action news personality in minnesota at the super bowl there are many people working behind the scenes as well. along the way they had a lot of fun and sent it back on twitter. ♪ ♪ the night they did arrive

in the twin city's area. >> i kind of want to take a road trip with them. they seem like a lot of fun. >> 6:22 your time. we'll see you back here after the break.

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sports now the red hot excitement for the super bowl minnesota. jeff skversky continues our coverage. >> eagles fans take over minneapolis. that's the long and short of it from chris long, the eagles defensive end. he says eagles fans need to dominate at the super bowl like they have on the linc and on the road all season. their final practice in philadelphia before flying out to minnesota later this afternoon, facing the patriots again a modern day dynasty future hall of famers tom brady and bill bell check. they want new england badly. >> they have to do what they do and we focus on. >> i wouldn't want to be there with any other team but obviously they've been there multiple times and won it multiple times. if you really earn it, it's got to be somebody you want to earn

it from. >> the team is motivated regardless of people saying regardless of what it is. >> running back from glassboro new jersey is the ultimate underdog story on this team. he says his goal is to make sure broad street is packed for a parade. >> the city of philadelphia and i've got a lot to play for, family to play for, friends, my hometown. so i'm pretty sure everybody else has a chip on their shoulder that they want to play for and we're going to go out to minnesota, lock in. >> the eagles defense has one glare hole which is stopping opposing tight ends which could pose a major problem with rob gronkowski. gronk returning to practice yesterday, he's yet to be cleared from that concussion. brady and the patriots ranked number one in the nfl this

season second in passing, second in scoring but the brady bunch are in for a tough one against the eagles d. >> they've got a great defense. as good as we faced all year. and the d line is better than any team we faced all year. fletcher cox is an incredible player. but they're all really talented. they all play well together. i think they've got a great scheme. they've been playing well all year and that's why they're in this game and that's why we're in this game and it's going to be a great game. >> kate want. the eagles will get to know what it feels like to win the super bowl. you don't have to look very far to find someone who does. joe flacco. the former delaware quarterback who won the super bowl for the ravens five years ago, admits it is cool seeing philadelphia going nuts right now. what kind of advice do you have for nick foles. >> it's just something you have

to experience for yourself and you learn as you go. the biggest thing and i'm sure he knows is just to play loose and have fun. >> reporter: we caught up with flacco at a gym in new jersey where he was signing autographs. i'm jeff skversky, have a great day. >> 6:28 right now. the school district of philadelphia is still looking for teachers and counselors for next year. they opened the application process one month earlier. it has a specific need for special education, and bilingual teachers. letters of employment will start going out by the end of the month. when heartburn hits fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside.

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possible slick spot here and there. this is rain and not ice. we've got temperatures that are on or about 50 most of the therh noon into the afternoon. and expecting a high of 51 degrees. we'll probably be sitting on that around 2:00 or 3:00. the temperatures aren't going to change much by 6:00 we're back down to 48. some rain possible most of us by 6:00 are probably down in south jersey and delaware. the bulk of this rain probably drops down around 2:00 past i-95. if you're headed up to the poconos, it's a mild day on the slopes getting up to 42 degrees. not a bad day to sky assuming you've got a decent pack on the ground. and also we are looking at that

continuing problem with the flood watch up until this afternoon at 4:00. and this is along the delaware river because of the continuing melting of the ice jam and that is continuing to push some water on either side of the river from the bush kill falls area down to easton. we've got a couple of chances of precipitation during the workweek and gray and nydia, we are looking at the possibility of some snow mixed in. i'll have all the details coming up. >> all right, david. thank you. super bowl 52 pitting our eagles against the patriots is now exactly one week away. and it has been quite a year leading up to this. now some eagles fans are bound for minnesota with the super bowl experience, you see it right here is under way. it is the tail end, the magical season that kicked off with the draft here in philadelphia. later today the birds make their way to sports biggest stage. our team sports executive

produce along with brian taff, ducis rodgers, jamie apody are have already landed. they will bring you reports on action news all week. first bob brooks at the eagles final practice. >> reporter: it was this team last practice in south philadelphia together. the music turned up preparing for the biggest stage of them d anything but it looked like they meant business. staying focused. >> they focu us. attention to detail and getting ready to execute. >> reporter: the birds head to minneapolis. defensive lineman chris long has been to the super bowl before. he says this team will have no problem preparing. do that, we've got guys who get it and are hard workers. >> reporter: before they left town, several players wanted to thanks the for

their support all year. >> this is who we're d >> reporter: once again they're the underdogs from philadelphia going up against arguably the nfl's greatest dynasty. the line. >> if you want to be the best, you've got to beat the best. >> reporter: bob brooks, channel 6 action news. >> 6:34 your time. have you seen these cool shirts? the eagles shirts that are embracing a new message that says unleashed, untamed, fin isht for philly. lane johnson partnered. all the proceeds go to the foundation to benefit the school district of philadelphia. he did the same thing with his previous underdog shirt.gles!

>> eagles great pumping up the crowd there at the philadelphia auto show. he took a lot of pictures with all hisey were proudly sportingr eagles green and white. the nfl players association is auctioning off two tickets to the super bowl online. and we have posted the link and the article on the sports page of 6abc.com. proceeds will benefit the interjustice mission dedicated to the fight against that i havery and trafficking. >> ducis rodgers, jamie apody, brian taff, sharrie williams and sarah bloomquist will be bringing you live reports from minnesota. keep up with the eagles and the action news team on the air and twitter, facebook and6abc.com. when president trump makes his first state of the union address

on tuesday, he will see in the capital of dozen members of the daca program for young immigrants who will be there at the invitation of congressional democrats to remind the president he promised a deal to work out a path to create legal citizens for them. meantime trump is expected to try to make the case at his tax cuts and economic policies are benefiting all americans. he continues to struggle with low poll numbers. more afterstocks at michigan state university amid statements that school officials helped cover up sexual abuse. now a special prosecutor is investigating claims of sexual abuse on the school's football and basketball teams. the investigation puts pressure on coaches and the university's board of trustees. >> no individual and no department at michigan state university is off limits. >> msu football coach denies

handling any complaints against sexual assault. they have resulted in the regular ignition of the university ptd and its athletic director. >> the centers for disease control and prevention says this flu season is the worst it has been in ten years. it's urging anyone who last not received a flu shot to get one as soon as possible. by the end of the flu season about 700,000 people will have gone to the hospital because of the flu and that 34 million people will have contracted the flu. on friday california reported that 97 people in that state under the age of 65 had actually died from the flu. >> 6:37. next on action news sunday morning, sky 6hd taking a live look at the ben franklin bridge. meteorologist david murphy back with the 7-day. >> and a love story, rebellion and a journey of independence.

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autographs. the key to the gameeaes taking field. >> if they can minimize the amount of possessions which i think is going to be the key to the game. the least amount of possessions you give him to figure you out and create points on the board, the better chance they have of winning this game and i'm already calling it right now, eagles super bowl champions,brd >> get ready for the parade. jeremiah trotter says the patriots are not the overpowering team they once used t i'm glad it's a rematch but i hate the patriots. i'm telling you i hate the patriots. but it would feel much better if we won, especially with belichick defense coordinator. so i mean quite frankly you may see in another super bowl.

>> we shall see. seven days to go. >> it's getting exciting. all right so a little exciting weather this morning. the roads are a bit wet if you have reason to get out there early and you can see the conditions on sky 6 with lots of precipitation coming down across the region. most of it is actually light rain but it's covering a good portion of the region right now. and as we take a look at storm tracker 6 double scan, you get that picture. we've got the rain through the northern and western suburbs. some breaks up by allentown. it's fairly light and this yellow in south jersey just a little bit steadier. i don't this is heavy enough to produce pundling on the roadways. it's mild this morning, 50 degrees in philadelphia, still 45 in allentown, 50 in trenton, 49 in wilmington, 52 in millville and just 42 in cape may. future tracker 6 shows you between now all the way up to

noon, we are looking at clearing in the northern and western suburbs. i should say dry and fair amount of cloud cover by the by. by philadelphia by lunchtime as well as the immediate suburbs it's probably still somewhat rainy. and of course through south jersey and delaware more of the same. later in the afternoon it does look like by maybe 1:00, 2:00, something like that, the i-95 corridor begins to also see that clearing and the farther south are along the coast line and through south jersey and delaware, the better chance even as late as 6:00 of seeing lingering rain drops. it will probably be later tonight before the shore finally sees the end of all that rain. gradual drying from north to south but it will be very gradual move of that rain pushing to the south. up in the lehigh cloudy. 50 degrees the high there it will be mild. at the shore cloudy skies and

damp the morning and afternoon with the possible breakup late in the day and evening high 50 degrees as well. cloudy skies for the most part in philadelphia, damp conditions with rain probably hanging in there until some time after lunchtime, around 1:00 or 2:00 we expect it to get a little bit better. there could be someizzle for a of 51 degrees. obviously not as wet during the late afternoon hours as it is during the morning. overnight we will see some clearing. it will be cooler getting down to au philadelphia, winds picking up, 7-14 miles per hour. tomorrow we'll have our eyes on far ea of low pressure off the enough off of coast to give us little impact but there will be a weak feature coming in from the west and overnight it will be cold enough to start out as rain on monday evening but change over to snow. it does not look like a big accumulation of snow, maybe only about an inch in most spots, but it could be timed such that by the time we get into the tuesday morning commute it's a little

bit slippery. keep your eyes on that monday morning through tuesday morning period for a minor accumulation of snow. after that an arctic attack is on the way. cold air zooming right down into the northeast corridor not too bad around here but up in minneapolis will be about 10 to 20 degrees below normal and we are bringing up that sunday temperature a little bit in minneapolis. it looks like the coldest days will be friday and saturday with single digit highs with 21 degrees for tailgatetors before the indoor game. 51 degrees, cloudy and damp today, rain gradually tapering off from north to south as we go through the morning and afternoon. and increasing clouds all over again on monday a high of 47 and in the evening there could be a little rain developing. that rain will change over to light snow by tuesday morning and tuesday morning's compute could be a little a little slippery. 36 wednesday, 50 mostly cloudy on thursday and thursday night there could be some more rain that eventually changes over to snow.

and friday we're going with that rain to snow changeover and is that could be another day where we see slippery conditions. so keep your eyes on tuesday and friday. saturday it looks like we're back to 41 degrees, sunny and cold. but the early word on super bowl sunday as of now is maybe up to about 40 for a high. >> that will be good for super bowl. all right, thank you. a wave of well wishes may have helped a sick little girl get on the road to recovery. >> reporter: you're looking at one of the happier moments for the family just before their lives would change. little ruby dancing with her father. but then ruby started complaining about some knee pain. in june she was diagnosed with cancer. stage 4 neuroblastoma. >> the scariest moment i've ever had in my life. >> reporter: the four-year-old had to spend the holidays in the hospital but then a nurse came up with an idea. this mailbox so friends and family could send letters and

encouragement. thenle call went out on facebook and the letters really started to pour in. >> i brought her up and she went whoa, that was her reaction. and it was really exciting for her. >> reporter: and with every positive piece of mail, ruby got stronger. taking her first steps with her walker. then using a bicycle. and finally walking with her father. after 81 days in the hospital, ruby recently came home and continued that feel-good treatment, sitting down with her dad to read all those letters. >> dear ruby, hope you get well soon. >> and catching up with her little brother. >> how are you feeling? >> good. >> much better? yeah. >> reporter: the family's garage filled with letters, more than 100,000 of them, to keep the positive vibes flowing. tonight ruby is still fighting, but with so many helping her, she's sending a message back to them. >> i love you.

thank you! >> wow. ruby stay strong. >> hey such bright eyes and that big smile. each letter i'm sure so meaningful. we'll be right back. jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors.

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>> new music from prince could be released soon. variety reports that an advisor for prince's estate says previously unreleased music is coming soon. they did not say exactly when the music would come out or which label might release the song 6789 prince had a vault of unreleased music. the music has been moved to a chiiment controlled storage facility in los angeles because some of the tapes have started deteriorating. >> cutting edge technology has produced a sketch of a suspect behind a rape that happened last summer. here's rick williams. >> reporter: the government county district attorney recently released this composite illustration. officials believe it should resemble a suspect who raped a girl at gunpoint on august 1st. >> now, through some relatively new technology, we can try to put a face on the dna evidence

that we have in the face. >> reporter: it's called phenotyping. the dna evidence collected at the crime scene was sent to a lab in virginia. scientists were able to determine the ancestry and approximate physical appearance. >> using thousands and thousands of comparisons of dna, this composite illustration is a prediction of what the suspect looks like. >> reporter: again, this is an approximate appearance, since dna cannot determine the exact hairstyle, tattoos, scars, age or weight. the teenager was attacked from behind on stony creek road by a man who had a black semiautomatic gun in his right hand. >> she didn't get a good look at him but describes him as a dark skinned man in his 20s or early 30s. he was also wearing a hooded sweatshirt on an 86-degree day. >> this is a case that keeps us up at night. we need help. >> reporter: there is a $10,000 reward for the arecollection and convex of the person responsible.

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>> the vivid mode overly brightens the image. >> reporter: one more trick, turn off noise lee ducks and motion smoothing. noise reduction can reduce detail and fine texture. >> it could cause film to look like video. sometimes it's called the soap opera effect where film starts to look like a daytime tv program. >> consumer reports says take it easy with the sharpness by keeping it near zero. turning it up too much can make the picture detail look less natural. here's what cr says you should be looking for. >> typically you should choose the low or warm setting so whites don't look too blue. what you're trying to do is get the most natural looking flesh tones. >> reporter: one more thing, make sure your tv is on home not store mode. david? >> over at the big board we've got rain this morning nydia on storm tracker 6 live double scan a little bit of a breakup around allentown and reading where it

is not quite as intense but it does look like it's what we're going to be dealing with for most of the day. probably clear philadelphia and points close to i-95. around early afternoon, 1:00 or 2:00 if you're right down at the shore, you might be dealing with some amount of rain drop activity probably up until around dinnertime or so. 50 degrees in philadelphia and 45 in allentown. temperatures well above freezing and this is all rain, no icing out there. temperatures hold steady most of the day. 51 degrees will be your high. and by 7:00 down to 47 with the bulk of that rain starting to get out of philadelphia after about like i said 1:00 or 2:00 later down the shore. if you're traveling today rainy in philadelphia but no major delays in any of our big travel destinations. rain in new york city and some fog in atlanta. places where we might have problems later on. >> running back lagarrette

blount stopped by. he signed some footballs and posed for some selfies. blount promised everyone the birds will lay it all out on the field next sunday

. moving on to minnesota. the eagles fly out of town today for their super bowl showdown against the defending champion patriots. >> and fans line up to meet some of the birds before they jet out of town. we've got come coverage all day from the area and all the way to minnesota. >> first your wake-up weather. some rain to start your sunday. we are still enjoying relatively nice and mild temperatures. the action cam is live at the belmont plateau looking towards the center city skyline. our meteorologist chris sowers was under the weather this morning so we go to meteorologist david murphy always nice to see you. >> right now we've got some light rain on the terrace as you take a look at storm 6 double scan it's pretty much everywhere across the region. you can expect a goodor