. >> kyw news radio john mcdevitt introduces us to a mayfair man who has been showing his eagles pride for decade. >> reporter: current eagles bus gets lots of attention, itan taken to have eagles away games. seventy-eightear-old charlie of mayfairght an old bus in 1971 and turned it into the eagles fan bus. there have been three differt buses over the years. >> original bus was on the roof, at paintrama at aramingo and torresdale a placed up there and replaced with the second bus. second bus we think 10 seasons with and that iscrap ya. this is the third bus. >> reporter: charlie has all sorts of pictures and appreciation letters from people like former coach dick vermeil. >> of these things on the bus, charlie, is what your favorite >> it is not here yet i'm still it, s, that is what i'm waiting for. this is the year we will do it i can feel it. you know why we are going to do it? because i'm noting this year. >> reporter: charlie has been to 23 super bowls but he and bus will be staying in philadelphia this year for a few reasons including distance and frigid temperatures but when ph

. >>> john mcdevitt from kyw news radio was there for birthday party to day for one of the zoo goes mostlar residents. >> ♪ happy birthday ♪ >> the land gorilla is 33 years old and the parent eagles fan with birthday cake and green white decorations all over the and his troop enjoyed tearing opened the wrapped presents too. they are considered, critically wild because of habitat loss, poaching and ebola. the lesson here today i vation. michael stern is curator. >> they are not doing very well in africa. we have them here to teach them and get them excited about how these animals are and something like a birthday helps people, identify with them and make them recognize similar they are. really animals that deserve to be protect and deserve our respect. >> reporter: message seems to be getting a cross how reducing your carbon footprint can save threatened species i the wild. >> when you are taking ashower you cannot use too much water, you can turn off the lights, like you said, it is just little things that help the world make and be a better place. >> you guys are all >> yes. >> that is

as kyw news radio's john mcdevitt tells you many people are lending each other a helping hand. >> reportersnow in these weather conditions is no easy task. seventy-nine year-old nick man tone who lives near fifth and oregon is taking it all in stride taking it slow and not packing shovel with heavy snow >> never considered hiring some kid or anything to do this. >> no, if they come around i always feel i do a better job. after i'm done with this i'll throw some rock salt. i'm from the old school. >> reporter: those who could not shovel for themselves neighbors were helping neighbors among them steve thomas chef sky. >> not everybody helps their neighbors out. >> it is sad, because, you know, we're speaksed to do it. all my neighbors they are all great people. even fit is a strange fur someone needed help, something like this i would. >> reporter: knight with the shiny shovel was quick to help two women whose car was plowed in honor gone avenue. >> is there techniques, mess people say they bend at the knees, scoop, down throw in the street. where do i put it. >> oops. >> reporter: one of th