commissioner wanted to remind everyone to be on their best behavior on thursday. if anyone was thinking about acting out like sunday they better think twice police are on every block ready to quell bad behavior. >> we'll have people in plain clothes and people in the sky and all over. >> philadelphia police will be out in full force on a 12 mile stretch of the parade for a record breaking crowd size come thursday. and making sure that the -- sunday is not repeated. >> and for those that think they got away with it the next two or three weeks, the scary thing that knock will come any day and you better believe it's coming. >> eight arrests so far and more is coming. mayor kenney tells people to think twice. what i don't understand how dumb people with be. these days everything is video taped.

a beautiful sunny day and daylight people act differently in the daylight. and think we'll be fine. >> now since the crowd will be massive. city officials are asking people that come down here to be smart. make sure you stay close to the people you came down here with and have a meeting spot if you get separated and a scene of green those are the team colors, if you travel with small children dress them in recognizable clothes in the chance they get lost. >> thank you. the parade kicks off at 11:00 a.m. from body and paterson. it makes its way up broad street through south philadelphia into center city. once it gets to city hall. it will hang a left and head to the ben franklin parkway and what a site that will be as enormous crowds cana company the parade vehicles. and they call for the ceremony

to begin at 1:00. and right there is "action news" reporter, wal walter, the city has issued do's and don't's. >> it's really a lot of common sense. simply put city officials are saying be considerate and kind and be patient. the staining is set and the delaware valley is ready to celebrate the super bowl champion eagles, a quick warning though, if your plans include being here in person, and don't have a game plan come up with one right away. the entire parade route and surrounding roadways are shut down from broad and paterson all the way to the art museum from 5:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. and after a cold rainy day today. and sub freezing temperatures expected overnight local officials are discouraging everyone from camping out to beat the crowds. >> it would be unwise.

it's sunny but colder than today. if you think about camping out. >> not t mention if a code blue goes into effect. anyone found sleeping outdoors will be transferred to a shelter for their safety including anyone camping out for the parade. they want eagles fans to enjoy the festivities as long as you don't ruin it for everyone else. >> our advice is to celebrate and monitor your drinking and don't commit crimes and don't drive drunk. >> and city officials are saying they are treating this parade like any other parade and counting on the crowd to do its part and you can bring bags and coolers and don't leave them behind and urging everyone else to call 911 if they see anything suspicious and the mandate is simple. be thoughtful and smart and have a great time. walter perez. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. septa has sold out those 50,000 day passes for regional rail ahead of the eagles parade

tomorrow. it was a hot ticket for those still seeking a ride today. >> i started off at the levitt town train station and they only had 60 tickets when they opened and sold out in five minutes so i hopped the train in levitt town and came to 30th street station and bought three passes for tomorrow. >> and septa is warning even if you have the passes that is no guarantee for a ride. boarding is first come first serve. check in at 6abc.com/eagles parade to see where and when trains are departing, the broad street and market frankford almost are free. >> and patco sole out. tickets will not be sold at stations tomorrow. start agent 6:00 a.m. eastbound service is suspended and patco trains will only depart from lyndonwald and broadway straights and drop passengers off at the 9th, 10th and locust vote stations.

parking in camden is an option. a limited parking at harbor boulevard. spaces are first come first serve, and fans have the option of walking across the ben franklin bridge or riding a patco train or taking the river link ferry across the delaware river. the hospitality industry is saluting the eagles for unexpected business on a february wednesday and thursday night. "action news" reporter sara bloomquist is live at the aka university city. >> reporter: jim, we are here in the lobby and there are eagles fans checking in right now as you might expect. this is a prime spot tore accessing the parade route you just cross over the schuylkill expressway river and fans found that out and they are packing tonight and center city hotels across the area. located at 2929 walnut. aka university city is a sweet

spot to get a suit will have like this to get to the parade route bright and early tomorrow morning. >> eagles! >> this afternoon eagles fans were already arriving and these are the lucky ones, booking a hotel here or anywhere else in center city was not easy. >> it was so much stress trying to get a room. every time i tried to push confirm it was soldout. i was stressing and oh my gosh i need to get a room. luckily this came up. >> we are sold out i'm happy to say that. he says guests are coming from far away and right around the corner. >> we have seen everything from folks traveling up from kentucky or west coast, to a lot of suburban areas, around the city. folks that know it's challenging getting into the city tomorrow. and they say i'm taking the challenge away and settle in and be comfortable at aka university city. >> settle in and get in before

the crowds and have fun tonight and then be at the art museum at 5:00, 6:00 in the morning. cars are parked here and walking over and then getting in the car and driving back to florida. >> the hotel association does tell us that february is typically slow so this is great for the city. and there is a lot of extra staffing so people making extra money. center city really did fill up. i'm told that airport hotels are doing well along with suburban hotels. they add that persistence pays off rooms open up. if you want to come down tonight or stay over tomorrow. keep trying you may find a room. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> winning is good for business. thank you. someone made a smart decision not have the parade today. see they are paying attention to cecily tynan and accuweather. the forecast better tomorrow. >> jim, if we had the parade today.

we would not have to worry about the crowds not a good day to be outside. double scan live radar showing precipitation and parts of new england a foot of snow and here the rain is shutting off at philadelphia and the focus south jersey and delaware. and we had a pretty good squall line right there move across south jersey and heavy downpours 40 to 50 miles per hour gusts and everything clears out. it's rain is moving off the coast at 9:00, 10:00 and the problem is that, we have a lot of puddles and standing water and even though the winds are going to be picking up i don't think it's enough to dry out the roads and temperatures crash overnight watch out for black ice, there is a lot of refreezing even tomorrow morning, there is black ice around and be careful. the parade planner showing the sunshine returns tomorrow and cold and windy and these are the temperatures to look at. the windchills we start with the windchills in the teens and end with windchills in the 20s and dress in layers and bundle up

and i have warm air ahead in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you. we do have your eagles parade play book for tomorrow's celebration be sure to check in with 6abc.com/eagles parade. there you will fine the street by street parade route and a list of road closures and parking restrictions in philadelphia. and mass transit plans including all of septa's service chains, that is 6abc.com/eagles parade. and be sure to join the "action news" morning team. beginning at 4:00 a.m. they get an early start as philadelphia gets ready for the championship parade. they'll have last minute preparations and updates on transportation for those heading to the parade route. if you are not headed to the parade itself join us right here beginning at 9:00 a.m. we have cleat coverage from the parade to the ceremony at the art museum steps and ducis rogers,

ron jawarksi and i will be here one it's parade steps off from broad and paterson at 11:00 a.m. going to be a fun day. coming up on channel 6 "action news" tonight. philadelphia police are making good on seeking out vandals that caused damage after the eagles victory. and the world champion eagles officially close out the season and gathering to clean out their lockers. ducis rogers will have more of that in just a few moments. cecily tynan back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. and when "action news" continues tonight.

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preparations on sunday will not be tolerate the tomorrow. and police are making good on promises to catch fans responsible for damage and john faces criminal charges for tripping a car near broad and walnut. and authorities are searching for six other people involved in the incident and police made six misdemeanor arrests when police started to review incidents city and police are looking for the vandals that destroyed windows at macy's, this video shows a man kicking out the glass of the store and it happened at midnight following the eagles victory. lawyers for bill cosby will have for a delay, a delay to the sexual assault retrial if other accusers are allowed to testify. the comedians lawyers say they need more time to investigate

the alligations from 19 women that prosecutors are seeking to call as witnesses and the judge is expected to rule next month whether any of them will be allowed to testify and the retrial is scheduled for april 2nd in norristown. today is the ted line for nominations for those interests in serving on philadelphia new board of education. more than 500 applicants have submitted. the nine member board will replace the school reform commission and the nominating panel to narrow the list to 27 for mayor jim kenney to consider. he expected to announce the new board next month. >> all three versions of the t-shirts, lane johnson lj 65 foundation are on sale at city hall. and all proceeds for the t-shirts will go to the city of philadelphia. as the eagles and their fans began to embrace their status as underdogs.

typically a football cleans out their locker, we did the best we could to look ahead to next year. >> not today. >> this team is thinking about cleaning it next year again. at the end of the year every team cleans out the locker room for 31 of them it's a sad day but for the eagles a time to remember their accomplishment. other keep sakes include autographed memorabilia for the players to keep. and those are way cool. and tomorrow is the parade the birds cannot wait. >> what is this parade going to be like? >> it's a great question, i don't think anyone really knows, we are really excited and there is suppose to be millions of people. i can't wait to go down broad and go to the art museum and see everything. this is what you dream of this is really cool. >> have you thought about it? >> no, but the biggest eagles!

chant you ever heard and i think new york going to hear it and people in delaware going hear it and even doggone d.c. that is how far it will go. >> brandon sounding horse. only three days but can we talk about the future. lets get greedy and win more championships. >> told them, i said if you want get used to this, this is the new norm in philadelphia. >> we want to be even better. and great we have to win it again. that is our focus when we get back here april 16th, we got the schedule on our goal is the same. we want to be holding that lombardi again at the end of the year. >> there were a few signature plays from the super bowl. brandon graham strip sack and the burton pass to nick foles is another one. if you think there was any panic on the birds part while calling that play.

watch this. -- >> you want philly special. >> lets do it. >> philly special -- here we go -- go! lets go! >> i was feeling it right there. >> awesome. there grew baby! >> everything today. >> catching and throwing! >> i'll take it. a little action there. it works. i'm waiting for that one. >> as you all saw it i saw the replay and miked up and it's really cool.

you get to see an insight into our relationship and there is a lot of trust and a lot of faith and cool to go out in that moment and get the touch down there. >> the right time at the right moment: obviously it will be a pretty famous play i think now talked about for a long time. >> you think? >> i still can't believe this ran that play. >> interesting that it was nick foles went to peterson and suggested the play and he was like oh okay. ho-hum. >> cecily tynan with the forecast.

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ice on the ground and snow in the air made for a tricky drive this morning in the lehigh valley. in whitehall township public works crews tried to reduce the risk by shoveling and salting roads. drivers tried to be as careful as possible and getting off the roads as soon as possible. >> lets get a wrap up of what this day was like from cecily tynan. >> the big concern falling temperatures could get a refreeze on the untreated surfaces. and lets go live on sky 6 hd taking a look at the ben franklin bridge. the river rink a lot of eagles green out there. on the eve of the parade. and still pretty nasty conditions on the ben franklin parkway. it's raw. and it's pretty cold and still very damp although the bulk of the rain pushed into new jersey and delaware. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing it's all green now and all just rain and no icing and

no snow. it just pushed east of philadelphia now and we have steady rain across parts of camden and gloucester county and that will end the next two or three hours. and right now raining in most of new jersey and most of delaware and temperatures are dropping one this moves through. this morning we had to deal with snow and sleet. as far as philadelphia and the nearby suburbs, kind of minimal but doesn't take much to cause problems on the road. gilbertsville, just a little more than an inch. allentown 2 inches and tobyhanna in poconos reporting 5 inches of snow. now the winds of change. you look at the little arrows, we have winds out of the southeast at the atlantic city airport ahead of a cold front but west of the front the wins have shifted out of the west and shifting out of the northwest overnight and that pulls down some very cold air and satellite 6 along with action radar showing even though the rain is

moving out. anything left on the untreated surfaces will be refreezing so do be careful. there is black ice overnight tonight and tomorrow. 24 in philadelphia. allentown 18. and wilmington 27. the high pressure is building in and we get sunshine mixing with clouds from the parade and the high of 34 degrees and that number is so deceiving and winds up to 25 miles per hour. and windchills will be stuck in the low 20s. if you head to the parade you will want to bundle up. on friday a warm front passing up to the north. what this does is bring us a lot of clouds and possibility of a snow shower the high 39 degrees but behind the from the temperatures climb to the 50s and another round of rain. so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast for the parade tomorrow, the sunshine is back and mixing with clouds but it's brisk and cold and the high is 34 degrees and windchills start in the teens and only climb up into the low to

mid-20s. so it's going to be very cold. on friday, the sunshine retreats behind clouds and again snow showers up to the north with that warm front. 39 degrees and a warm front is the leading edge of warmer air. saturday 51 degrees and plenty of clouds and rain moving in late in the day and saturday night. and sunday 52 degrees and very mild. but it comes at a cost. we see periods of rain behind the system on monday. kind a transition day and wake up with clouds and sunshine by the afternoon, 46 degrees and tuesday mostly cloudy and 47 and wednesday which is valentine's day, don't forget about that. mild 52 degrees, but also a possible of showers, so the rain clears out tonight and icing overnight and tomorrow cold and windy. >> thank you. >> tenth graders from philadelphia school of the future showed off the creative side today. the students worked in teams to redesign the logo for evo

science. at&t presented the teams with certificates and presented the science center with a check for $20,000. to help fund future student projects. abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, adam joseph and ducis rogers. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00.

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