joyce evans in south philadelphia.hat's going to go, joyce . >> reporter: you're on, joyce. >> so they're talking about the parade that's coming up. checkup broad street. coming up broad street. this is the parade. they're not waiting till tuesday, wednesday, whenever. they're already out here. doing the fight song, there's the tuba. the firework further down broad, look how many people are streaming up broad street. heading towards city hall to get up there and celebrate. i believe they haven't figured it out we're shooting we would be mobbed. that's a good thing. i do want to talk to a couple of people. what does this mean >> this is the best -- this is the best -- this is best thing ever for philly. excite excited. >> reporter: look, somebody dropped their wallet. i have someone's wallet i'll make sure they get it back. it's in the middle of broad street so when you get home. find out, we don't have a wallet. look at this. >> take another look down south broad. where are they coming from. they're all coming up broad

our joyce evans has the details on how it work. >> reporter: the call will still come in as a regular11 call. there is no distinction but apple's claim is, in many cases you will no longer need a special app that make cost you money to secret dial for help without anybody seeing you did it or knowing that you ever did it. >> 911 where is your emergency. >> reporter: camden county's 911 center takes about 1.7 million calls every year. and authorities are constantly developing and looking for better ways to get help to people quicker. particularly in cases of abductions, home invasions, or terrorist attack. >> tap five times and, there you go, and what i would suggest if you're in a situation just keep tapping. because sometimes it might not register the tap quick enough. five quick clicks and then a swipe. >> some point you have to full the phone out. >> not if you have the iphone x. you squeeze the power and volume buttons at the same time to activate the emergency sos. >> we hold these two buttons i can feel the phone vibrating with the countdown, there you go. we'll stop right there

joyce evans, fox 29 news. >>> the parkland shootings effects continue to reverberate through the halls of congress and 1600 pennsylvania avenue. and so did president trump met with lawmakers at the white house and called on congress to act quickly on gun control. the president says we cannot wait. listening to senates from both sides its aisle he pushed for tougher background checks. better school safety and more mental health resources. pennsylvania senator pat toomey who is also at the event has also been pushing a bill to broaden background checks. >> we didn't address it mr mr. president. >> you know why, because you're afraid of the nra. >> no. an issue five years ago. >> just today dick's sporting goods a announced lit no longer sell high powered rifles like ar15 and not sell any guns to anyone under the age of 21. >>> we have breaking news to mercer county we go. we've got skyfox in the air right now. this is hamilton township where police have confirmed they have found a body in spring lake. this is off of sewell avenue. you can see firefighters and police at the scene. officer

let's right now go on over to our joyce evans who is in the thick of things right there, joyce, what got? >> reporter: these folks must be walking up from virginia because watch 95. and they keep coming. where they are coming from? i don't know but they're heading north on broad street. still heading north on broad street. i wanted to talk to somebody who doesn't have beer in his hand. >> i'm happy as i don't know what. we won. we waited. 52 years, today jerome brown. >> we have very excited people out here. coming up the street with all kinds of things, beating on pots, cans, fireworks, everything. i think that this -- i think this says it all. watch your language. language. >> i said i wasn't going to cuz. >> you're excited >> it's been 52 years. jerome brown birthday is today. they brought it home for jerome today and i knew they were going to do win. eagles. e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> reporter: party just getting started. they just keep coming. and we'll be out here to bring it to you. take it back in the studio >> thank you so much. he's absolutely right. jerome brown's birthday feb

in haddon township, joyce evans fox 29 news. >>> all right. back to your fox 29 weather authority now. as we take look at reading berks county everyone waiting for record warmth coumarin way. meteorologist kathy orr will tell us all about it in just 15 seconds. >>> all right. so today temperatures in the 40s. tomorrow we're going to skip into the 70s. looking good at the beach rehoboth beach, delaware, warming up as well with southerly winds. visibilities reduced in many locations. right now temperatures are definitely on the cooler side. as we look at temperatures in the 40s and the 50 50s. ultimate doppler you can see a few spotty showers to the north and that will be giving way to some temperatures that are going to be changing pretty quickly. arthritic in the poconos. 41 in pottstown. 48 in philadelphia. 48 degrees in millville. and dover looking at a temperature of 48 degrees. so we'll be warming up. we'll go hour by hour. now look at those showers through the poconos some moisture keeping that visibility low there. and that will connell

joyce evans joins us with more. joyce? >> reporter: lucy it's call the widow maker. term we really don't hear a route but that nickname a loan tells you how serious this type of heart attack is. >> i was like ahh. like driving through a movie. >> reporter: mate it be phenomenal that director actor and comedian kevin smith is still breathing. that certainly what he thinks according to his early morning tweet. confirming he started having a massive heart attack between comedy performances. tweeting "if i hadn't canceled show two to go to the hospital, i would have died tonight. ". >> you get this waxing and waning of symptoms which may have been why he wasn't feeling well and presented himself to the hospital. >> reporter: the kinds of symptoms some patients may ignore. until it's too late. says temple university hospital's chief cardiologist dr. daniel add mondo witnesses. >> the he will fan sitting on my chest i've never felt such pressure before to something as straight forward as maybe little abdominal discomfort or just not able to catch our breath well. so it can

in south philadelphia, joyce evans, fox 29 news. >>> this flu season has been a rough one. know that. the outbreak is far from over and now one local school is taken extreme measures to keep students safe. our dawn timmeney reports from northampton where the district is turning to technology. >> reporter: you can call the maintenance crews in the northampton county school district germ busters these da days. they're now using fog machines with hospital grade disinfectant to stay ahead of of the flu outbreak. the worst in nearly a decade. >> the first applicator he's using is more aggressive surface type cleaner. it's used more to treat the tables, door handles, any areas -- any touchable surfaces. >> reporter: while the district is doing it's usual classroom cleanings as well as extra wipe downs, the fog machines kick the cleaning and disinfecting up a knowledge. >> it is electro static sprayer. it makes the particles that come out of that stick to any surfa surface. >> nothing is everyone hundred% but we're told it's 99-point 9% effective in killing bacteria. >> reporter:

in south philadelphia, joyce evans, fox 29. >>> a gunman on the loose inside a florida 17 killed ande working as fast as they can to find next, the gut wrenching audio as officers work together. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more awaits.ow angel, wit pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. ♪ >>> new information continues to come in from today's tragedy in florida. one of the dea o nation. a live look at the scene right now. 17 peopleen more injured. this happened shortly before school let out marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida about 40 milew right knowledge this is the edtion's deadliest school shoo an elementary school in newtown, connecticut. police say the gunman alarm spew as many students out of shortly before the day ended. he shot most of the victims inside outside the broward county sheriff says the gunman is 14 former student thal recently expelled over discip reasons. i was our chris o'c

and joyce evans won the raffle i said listen, i had nothing to do with this. congratulations, joyce. she got a nice little swag bag , pretty cool, i have to admit the star of the show was my dad. usually when they have this event, they have, the models and stuff, some professionals and they have notable men that they asked to come and dot walk. they have asked my dad to be one of the men, to walk. his first time on the runway. even talking about it. diving, all sort of stuff. >> my goodness. >> this is his big moment. here he is. i brought him to the stage to take this video of him. >> we can put the sound. >> show him how you walk. >> and as he is walking, yes. how do you walk and he is trying these different moves. >> that is a huge, walk, runway, that is a big ballroom a lot of people. hundreds and hundreds of people. >> big event. >> they had about 1200 or so. and so he didn't get to do it all, then we both came out and we if the to walk together. that is the dress you are you can tagging about. >> that dress. >> people have been saying is your dad a kansas

our joyce evans live now in haddon township. joyce? >> reporter: lucy, this is ridiculous.he community is coming together behind primeau water ice. they are working hard staying open in the middle of winter and you know what, this is not the first time that somebody actually walked away with those girls tip jar or the donations that people were leaving for the animal rescue. take look behind me. they're still open tonight, and working in there. what they're doing now, they're fighting back. they're releasing video because they just don't want these people to think they're going to keep getting away with this. >> small twist an cone there you go. >> busy day at bream mow water ice on haddon avenue. as customers learn about the dirty deed that took place here on valentine's day. >> so wrong. these are just kids and family owned business trying to make some money. it's really a shame. >> reporter: about $20 small tips inside a plastic container with the friendly message. swiped. >> it was very rude. >> reporter: it was very scary for the teenager working the counter when a you

fox 29's joyce evans explains why some might need to stay home. certainly going to have transmission of the flu virus. now, normally i would say stay away, but, joyce, the eagles won the super bowl! >> reporter: if ever there was a good reason to risk it, but not without taking the usual precautionary measures to protect yourself. seriously, our dr. mike cirigliano has some disappoin disappointing advice. >> if you have the flu you just had the new or you're sick stay home. >> reporter: tell that to eagles fans who have been waiting 30, four years for this. >> how about mask? >> i don't like wearing masks. one, it's going to creep everybody out. and, two, the best way to prevent the new is bringing a hand sanitizer if you're kissing and hugging everybody make sure you don't touch your eyes, you don't touch your lips. >> reporter: still, everybody has got to breathe, and there are so many nasty bugs out to get you this season that the flu shot won't zap. >> you can go anywhere because it's everywhere. >> reporter: he says medicine is much better an

in south philadelphia, joyce evans, fox 29 news. >>> ready to celebrate? have your layers. and more layers. is that going to stop you from witnessing history? didn't think so. ♪ >>> so it started as temporary mural but it has taken flight with tom brady in its claw and now fans say just try and take >>> we're expecting cold weather but that's not stopping eagles fans from planning to attend the celebration thursday. all right dawn timmeney dropped by a store that knows all about keeping warm and in cold weath weather. >> reporter: just about everywhere you look, philadelphia eagles fans are out in their birds gear gearing up for the city's long awaited super bowl parade. myself included. it's not too bad out right now but thursday whipped chills are supposed to be in the 20s and i need some serious warm weather gear. go birds. >> reporter: lori fredericks son of i goldberg to the rescue quick spin around the army/navy store in center city and i was set. her number one piece of advice to stay warm, layer up. >> thermals, thermals, thermals. [ laughter ] i d

at the airport, joyce evans, fox 29 news. >>> fans back in town.ck in town with one big trophy. yup. the eagles are super bowl champions. can we say that enough? nah. didn't think so. got to love this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. 13 miles broad street is philadelphia' longest straight away it runs north to south right through the heart of the city and it just so happens to wind up down by lincoln financial field. it may only be 100 feet wide, but we'll find a way to make room for everyone. >> serious props to the eagles social media team on this one. the team tweeted this video to get us excited about thursday's parade. man, it work. some chills seriously here. we've been cheering with you all season long. we are not going to stop now. all day parade coverage kicks off thursday with our "good day phil

our joyce evans spent the morning with this special needs pup. >> up, up, all the way.s cheating. cheating. >> reporter: this good boy' name is nevell long bottom, yup, like the shy little harry potter character. but this pup's permit far from shy. and he can't hear a thing. >> we had him about two weeks, and he wasn't listening to anything that we said, and kind of figure it out from there. >> reporter: getting his attention can be a challenge. especially when he's not wearing his vibrating collar. >> look at this. oh, my goodness. bye. see ya. whoa! >> reporter: quite a handful at 70 pounds and om eight months old. even for his new mom rachel mcquade at hope veterinary specialist. >> how many teeth do you have, nevell? >> reporter: not nearly the size he was when street tails rescue in north philadelphia entered nevell to be selected for the puppy bowl. >> didn't even know. we had no idea he had been submitted. so it was like winning the lo row. >> reporter: showcase mostly for up for adoption. thralls team for contestants who have special needs. nevell played on both

our joyce evans has the 411 on how it works. 911 where is your emergency?camden county 911 center takes about 1.7 million calls every year. and authorities are constantly developing and looking for better ways to get help to people quicker. particularly in cases of abductions, home invasions, or terrorist attacks. >> tap five times and two, three, four, there you go, and what i would suggest if you're in a situation just keeping tapping because sometimes it might not register the one tap quick enough. five quick clicks and then swipe. >> reporter: at some point you got to pull that phone out. >> not if you have the iphone x. you squeeze the power and the volume buttons at the same time to activate the emergency sos. >> we hold these two buttons and i can actually feel the phone vibrating in the countdown there you go. and we'll stop right there at two. >> reporter: you can turn off the siren. >> just a secret way of you calling 911 at that point if we don't hear any sounds or anything we'll listen for a couple of minutes. if it's a hang up call we can call

our joyce evans has more. >> i was like ahh! like driving through a movie.enal. >> reporter: it may be phenomenal director actor and comedian kevin smith is still breathing. that certainly what he thinks according to his early morning tweet. confirming he started having a massive heart attack between comedy performances. tweeting "if i hadn't canceled show two to go to the hospital, i would have died photo night". >> you get this waxing and waning of symptoms which may have been why he wasn't feeling well and then presented himself to the hospital. >> reporter: the kinds of symptoms some patients may ignore. until it's too late. says temple university hospital's chief cardiologist dr. daniel add dan mow witnesses. >> a little abdominal diss comfort or not able to catch our breath well, so it can be -- it can be subtle. >> reporter: often deadly. certainly damaging. when it happens in the main pumping chamber of your heart. >> we start to develop this plaque formation inside the artery. >> reporter: the doctor shows how it builds over time and often withou an

in haddon township, joyce evans fox 29 news. >>> dangerous fog record-breaking temperatures all in onesy busy weather authority. >> yes. we have that record warmth coming our way first we have to deal with dense fog tomorrow morning. then that opens up the flood gates for record warmth back to back records this week. britt ends. days after the tragedy that unfolded at a florida high school we're learning more about what went on during those harrowing moments as gunman stormed through that campus. tonight, survivor shares the text messages between him and his younger brother, both trapped inside the school. fox's ann keal reports. >> scariest part of everything was knowing that my little brother was right above me and not knowing if i was ever going to see him again. >> feeling 18-year-old sam will never forget. he and his 14-year-old brother matthew were a floor apart when bullets rang out inside their high school. in those moments the brothers texting one another. are you okay? sam asked his little brother matthew. hopefully he replied just know i love you. i love you too sam said. fo

joyce evans shows us how it's creating more than the next beyonce' or drake. ♪ >> reporter: the beatsrter: the vocals. >> what are you going to add to it? >> reporter: all the latest technology. ♪ >> reporter: add in a double dose of grammy star power in the producer's booth. >> i was like you serious right now? i've worked with everyone from diddy, kanye, chris brown, justin timberlake, music soul child. >> marie j blige. >> mary j blige. tisha cole. faith he advance. rick ross. tupac. >> justin timberlake. >> cheetah girls. >> now they're working with creative students in the philadelphia school district. when i first heard it honestly i thought it was too good to be true. >> too good to believe this could be the break budding song writer and rapper clinton mills has been dreaming of. ♪ >> reporter: and he's learning it all in a free after school program. he's not the only one. >> ♪ this will be the first song i've ever recorded. i was always very nervous about recording and being out there with my vocals. ♪ >> we're going if tweak it and make sure it fits your vocals. >> for me to

joyce evans fox 29 news. >>> the house are tiny but impact is huge.ne man raising money to help his fellow veterans by giving them a home to call their own. >>> and local high school students part of nationwide movement demanding change to protect our schools. ♪ >> we're on top of breaking news in the fern rock section of the city. a 23-year-old woman was shot and killed. police say they got the call just after 8:30 tonight to broad and grain streets when they got there they found a van crashed inside the driver shot. she was dead at the scene. also, in that van five other people including three kids. now they're all okay. officers though are looking for surveillance video in that area. so far there are no arrests. >>> students across the nation walk out today. standing with the survivors from last week's deadly shooting in parkland, florida. hundreds rallying demanding lawmakers take some action on gun control. among those students teens right here in our area. fox 29's jeff cole is in voorhees, camden county, with the demonstration. >> reporter: in

our joyce evans live in north philly with those details. joyce report roar you know how police are always encouraging and asking for community help. well they're getting support this time from local businessmen who run an emergency hope and housing facility right behind me here for young people and they have a huge clothing boutique right next door. we're at the corner of broad and new york. i was watching tv every night. i see what happens. >> it's not all on tv and it's not just in philadelphia. last summer, yyonni and his family were terrorize by gunmen in new york. >> somebody has to do something and hopefully other people will start to do something now. >> reporter: partnering with philadelphia police he's opening up his property at broad and york for philly's first gun buy back event of 2018. >> we're not only combating gun violence but also trying to bat combat and thwart the availability of guns. >> reporter: the captain says about 680 guns were reported stolen in 2016 during crimes like robbery, burglary or theft. so friday from 10:

our joyce evans at philadelphia international airport as fans return home.joyce, you recover from last night yet? >> reporter: no, but do we really want to? not the good parts i'm talking about. as it got late it got weird. who cares? we survive much listen, thousands of eagles fans who flew out of the same american airlines gate to minneapolis flew back through that same gate today. and they were tailgating on the way out and they were victory dancing on the way back in. >> super bowl champs. >> that's how they arrived home. >> let's go, birds! >> all day. >> all night. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> how was it? >> it was unbelievable. once wentz we came and foles we trust. >> how many super bowl games have you been to. >> this is the first time one and the best one. >> i'm as passed out. it was insane. >> i was there in 1960 when the eagles won. now i'm here 2018 when the eagles won again. >> history. >> history owe yeah i'm glad we all witnessed it. look i said it was an aura in the stadium. everybody knew we were taking it home. >> it was awesome. i couldn't

our joyce evans joins us in studio with more on this. yce. >> reporter: they call it the widow maker. a term we real really don't hear a lot that nickname a loan tells us just how serious this type of heart attack is. >> i was like ahh like driving through movie. it was phenomenal. >> reporter: may be phenomenal that director, actor, comedian kevin smith is still breathing. that certainly what he thinks according to his early morning tweet. confirming he started having a massive heart attack between comedy performances. tweeting "if i hadn't canceled show two to go to the hospital i would have died tonight". >> you debt this waxing and waning of symptoms which may have been why he wasn't feeling well and then presenterred himself to the hospital. >> reporter: the kinds of symptoms some patients may ignore. until it's too late. says temple university hospitals chief cardiologist dr. daniel >> maybe abdominal discomfort or not able to catch our breath well. so it can be -- it can be subtle. >> reporter: but often deadly. certainly damaging.

fox 29's joyce evans is live out there on the parkway with more tonight. joyce?: iain, it might be pretty tough for some. nobody expects anybody to be just dropping like flies but if you were out here in all those crowds sunday night after the eagles big victory in minnesota you might be feeling sick right now. doctors say that they're seeing it and they expect to see more after all the cheering, screaming and close talking happening tomorrow. >> you're certainly going to have transmission of the flu virus. now, normally i would say stay away but, joyce, the eagles won the super bowl! >> reporter: if ever there was good reason to risk it, but not without taking the usual precautionary measures to protect yourself. seriously, our dr. mike cirigliano has some disappointing advice. >> if you have the new you just had the flu or you're sick, stay home. >> reporter: tell that to eagles fans who have been waiting 30, 40 years for this. >> how about mask? >> i don't like wearing masks, one it will creep everybody out and work, the best way to prevent the flu is bringing

joyce evans has been all over delaware county checking out. >> reporter: the said strewn all over.ook at the husband caps here at the corner of route 291 and scott scott way. if one these giant potholes doesn't get you at the intersection, right at the airport parking, another one just might. >> they got nasty potholes out there. >> reporter: yeah, they do. they're everywhere. consider yourself lucky says body shop owner john doe jill low if you make it that was one of these giant holes with only a jolt or blown out tire. he and his crews see much worse. >> that's pothole damage, and that's a wheel, fender, a bumper, um, don't know what they slid into but i do know they hit a pot hold. >> reporter: suspension is ripped on all of these. >> still drivable, but there was severe damage to it. >> wheel went up, tore off the fender and it ripped the bumper, and it actually damaged the hood right here. >> reporter: thousands in damage. stuck in a rental car for weeks. maybe you're even responsible for repairing a car a pothole caused to you hit. think somebody else should be responsible?

thanks for joining us everybody, i'm joyce evans. >> i'm dawn timoney.her is taking us on quite a wild ride. that's for sure. let's get right over to meteorologist, monica cryan with a first check of your forecast, snow, monica? >> ups, downs, now downward trend. snow moving through, the wet kind of miserable snowfall. here's what we're looking at on your radar at first we had some rain down toward south delaware, into south jersey parts of the shore has turned into snow, heavy snow, what it means, it is just that wet snow, being pick up by the radar. and then as you head in further, inland, up toward the north through allentown, drier snow, still, wet one, but, not as quite wet as what they're seeing down toward winslow, sea isle. move it little closer to philadelphia, upper dublin, allentown, we've got snowfall all throughout the region and winter weather advisory, that's in effect through tonight. and any of the counties, that includes most of our counties except for parts of south jersey under a winter weather advisory through tonight, and then off t

. >> i'm joyce evans. the snow just the latest on this roller coaster ride.e can't seem to get off of it. meteorologist monica cryan joins us with a first check on your forecast. monica. >> seems like little bit ago we were on at 6:00 o'clock this was inundated with snow. now things are quiting down as the system starts to move out. we actually had the switch over to rain through south jersey. all the way up into little egg harbor, atlantic, city and down through sea isle still seeing rain that's through the ac expressway and then areas north and west the snow is really moved out and so you can see through allentown we have light snow that's starting to dissipate and here's what we were left with. we had a pretty good amount of snowfall. philadelphia reporting 1 inch. langhorne 2.9. allentown 8-inches of snow. huffs church 7-inches of snow. some of those locations we saw localized heavier snow in reality what we really saw was three to 6-inches and some of our north and western parts of the region. and for your snow totals in delaware and new jersey, again, o

our joyce evans is here now to break down grave's disease and what that could mean for wendy's future. >> well, iain as you know all sorts of rumors were flying even before wendy williams fainted on tv during her halloween show. but what she announced today sent a lot of people running straight to google to see what it is . in fact, thyroid diseases are a lot more common than you might think. >> what the hell is going on with wendy? >> it's how the talk show queen wendy williams began her big announcement. >> my thyroid, my hyperthyroid is attached also to grave's disease. >> an autoimmune disease affecting one in 200 people. women more than men. asians and african-americans more than caucasians. >> so, that's the reason for -- >> all of your metabolic processes start getting rev owed up. >> i feel like there are birds swimming around in my head, you know like a cartoon. [laughter] >> constantly high. but not high. >> your heart rate, your metabolism, you start to lose weight, jury jittery anxious, all of those things are a result of too much of that thyroid hormone. >> but what cause

good evening, everybody, i'm joyce evans. >> i'm dawn timmeney. it all comes down to this.s one game, one opportunity to win it all, and you know, of course, we have team coverage for you on this super bowl eve. our fox 29 news team staying on what -- on top of what's going on in minnesota as well as the atmosphere right here in phil. let's get right to kristen rodgers live at the mall of america. hopefully you're staying warm. you look kind of cold. >> actually, yeah, i'm not at mall of america i'm outside u.s. bank stadium giving i was preview the where the super bowl will be played tomorrow night. how about this mojo for the eagles. brian dawkins selected for the hall of fame earlier tonight. yes, weapon x is now a hall of famer. he spent 13 seasons in philadelphia. he holds so many records for this franchise. he really was the heart of the city for so long. still is. and says that winning to night is for the city of philadelphia. >> a lot of it had to do with the way that you came to the game, the way you represented, the way you showed me who you are. your heart is hug

joyce evans talk to some people about how they're preparing. >> reporter: everybody is i don't know excited, yeah, there are a few residents along the parade route who say that they just don't have time enough to prepare for it. however, there's no denying it's in the air and nobody can escape it. >> give it burton he throws to foles, touchdown. >> i'm excited. i can't wait. i was that forly phillies but this will be ten times more special of special without a doubt. >> reporter: to hear the lombardi trophy and the victorious eagles will roll practically right past john guarino's house, well -- >> in south philadelphia, eagl eagles! >> reporter: a dream come true for the ultimate eagles fan. while city workers prep broad street for the ultimate celebration, john's plans were in place an hour after the official announcement. >> i have relatives cupping the night before to sleep over. so they don't have worry about traffic and you know, the hustle and bustle of the people. >> reporter: just can't contain himself at home alone. well there is apollo there all deck out. he's got a training camp

our joyce evans is at philadelphia international airport as some fans return home. >> reporter: thousands of eagles fans who flew out to minnesota over the past week all started flying back together today. and american airlines had to add five more flights larger plains just to get them home. they left here tailgating, they came back victory dancing. >> super bowl champs. >> that's how they arrived home. >> let's go birds. >> all day. >> all night. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: how was it? >> it was unbelievable. wentz we came and foles we tru trust. >> how many super bowl bowls have you been to. >> this is the first time one the best one i'll he have go. >> i was jumping up and down. i almost passed out. it was insane. >> i was there in 1960 when the eagles won. now i'm here 2018 when the eagles won again. >> history. >> history owe yeah. glad we all witnessed it. like i said it was an aura in the stadium. we knew. everybody new. >> the best feeling i've had i've been eagles fan my entire life and i was truly truly -- yeah. truly truly truly excited about it. >> amazing to be ther

fox 29's joyce evans joins us live from police headquaters tonight. yce. >> reporter: iain, all those cars and nobody heard a thing. but some of their security cameras may have seen the whole thing. it's infuriating. it's just plain rotten. >> that's just messy and frustrating. >> reporter: shattered glass, glove boxes and center consoles wide open. cars and truck rivaled through. all in a row and around the corner. and it appears the culprit of it all is caught on home security cameras. >> this is your truck? >> yeah. >> right here? >> this one, yes. >> reporter: hugo mendoza security cameras first picked up the guy around 3:30am. milling about the park at castor avenue and the 1500 block of bristol. ironically, the crook with a bag in hand starts his window smashing crime spree with hugo's car. >> you think it's the same guy? you don't know? >> well, i cannot say that it's the same guy, but, um, this happen couple months ago the same thing. >> reporter: many more this time. he's becoming more brazen and even dropping some small items. a radio was fou

joyce evans joinses where she caught up way doctor who seen it all. >> reporter: he certainly has and so many more, mainline healthy, lankenau has been particularly hard hit. overrun but new government stats showing that the flu is on the run. at least for right now. >> definitely good news. >> reporter: attending physician, jeremy pose in her and other staff at lankenau's emergency department breathing easier, now that the flu nightmare appears to be levelling off >> we we're seeing the number plateau >> he remind us although the cdc shows the number death and new diagnosis are trending downward >> it's hopeful thing will continue on the down turn. >> reporter: there's plenty more flu season to go along with other illnesses that often are mistaken for the flu if not tested >> people can have viruses which mimics the cold, rsv. >> reporter: it's been causing a crush in an emergency department and trauma center one year away from expanding to twice its size, dr. posener said they can use that now >> it will help us deal with surges that happen this time of year. >> reporter: he advises

fox 29's joyce evans live along the schuylkill river where roads closures have been an issue all day ng. joyce. >> reporter: yeah, we are right here at montgomery avenue and the martin luther king drive, and you can see sections of the roadway are still closed off and they're probably going to be at least until midnight. at least along here one of the officers told us. it's because there's still ponding deep ponding going on in sections between here and the falls bridge. but the problem now is, drivers are coming, they either can't see them or they're ignoring them. >> drivers running up on road closures all over. >> new york city i didn't expect it at all. >> two too late to stop tom managed to find an opening just wide enough without smashing right into the barricade. >> how did you do that? >> i just reacted when i saw it and i saw some space and that's what i went for. >> reporter: police say better the barricade than hitting one of these deep puddles. hydroplaning, then needing tow truck or possibly an ambulance. accidents keeping police busy on both sides of the schuylkill river

jennifer >> i'm joyce evans. hey, lucy and iain back there in the studios. we have been chasing the flooding all day. and it comes up fast and goes down very quickly. so we got a little bit but there's been plenty of it out here. we are right off of bells mills road and people have been stopping here all day to check out the wissahickon creek, things of that nature been checking out how the current has been flowing and the plumes of fog that have been coming in here. hard to see it right now because it's upon us, but if you see it rolling in looks something out of a scary movie. i was curious about just how fast the wissahickon creek was flowing as opposed to normal and our expert kathy orr told me it's going ten times as fast. >> that is is wow. i've never seen anything. >> reporter: anything like how the typically trickling tranquil wissahickon creek is raging like angry river >> nearby resident and professional photographer had to capture the crazy current and erie fog rolling in and out. >> you have to stop and take this tremendous force of nature. >> re

good evening, everybody, i'm joyce evans. >> i'm dawn timoney. better keep your rain gear handy, you'll need it, downpours will make you want to stay inside. monica, tomorrow will be a sunday soaker. >> i know, guys. unfortunately, it is happening on the weekends, sunday people want to get out there, enjoy the weekends, and tomorrow's not looking like the best day. here's what's going on right now. on your radar, you can see, having little bit of light period every some rainfall. but look what's following in colors, like yellow, orange, indicating heavier rain, and that's moving its way overnight. we're going start see the heavier rainfall move through and continue as we head into the morning. right now it is just some lighter rainfall. back through parts of chester county, lancaster, all the way up into berks and up into the poconos, seeing some rainfall but again look at this, widespread rain at times moderate even heavy and waking up early tomorrow morning, and it is going to be a soaker. as we head into our sunday for that reason, we've got f

. >> i'm joyce evans. just nasty weather out there but there is a trade off.e temperatures as the rain moves out? >> yeah, but year not able to enjoy it because rain throughout most of our saturday. kind of on and offspring kell here and there and then as we head into sunday we're looking at heavier rainfall right now when it comes to on and off rain it's on for some of us. you can see all the way up into the upper dublin area, back through philadelphia and then down all the way into pitts grove south jersey we've got scattered shower activity. it's just another round. now it is light but take look at this. as we expand this map back, i want to you see what's to our west, and building into the area. look at this big swath of at times very heavy rain that will be moving through late tonight and as we head into the early morning hours of our sunday. we are expecting sunday to not be all rain all day it does seem to move as we head to two, 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon. but when this is all said and done, some of could you say see near an inch of rain i'll let yo

our joyce evans following this one live in medford township. joyce?reporter: well, lucy, they were jawing back and forth at one another in morning traffic. it happens all the tile, right? well, this time the drivers it turned terrible when they got stomped at a traffic light. suspect got out, brandished a baseball bat began yelling at the victim. >> reporter: this is a composite sketch of the man as described to police by a terrified young woman. >> did not properly handle a curve on southbound ark road impacting a tree. >> reporter: who sped away and then lost control on ark road near church. this is the man's car police say surveillance cameras captured as he a allegedly pursued the woman through three municipalities.& tailgating and taunting from mt. laurel through lumberton into medford township. >> she did not sustain life-threatening injuries however just the trauma of the incident and having someone come after you in that fashion has really terrified our victim. >> reporter: lieutenant art water man says the young woman admits it all started in

thanks for joining us everybody, i'm joyce evans. >> i'm dawn timoney. many parts of the region under flashflood watch right now. let's get right over to meteorologist monica cryan with the details. >> reporter: that rain moved in as we headed through the afternoon, first started off light, now really starting to see it become much more heavy in nature. it is pretty widespread throughout the entire region, except for parts of lancaster, berks county, seeing much lighter rain activity, but where we have some of the heaviest rain, actually in south jersey. through atlantic county, burlington county, from pemberton all the way down where we have the yellow that,- indicates more moderate rainfall. that's going to be causing a lot of problems on those roadways. make sure you drive slower today. as we head through the evening time, i'll time it out for you, as you can see, by midnight actually expecting the rain to increase, it will become even heavier. it really moves in from the south bringing in a lot of moisture. this is what we're waking up to early tomor

fox 29's joyce evans went out to see how they're preparing for the big day. live now in south philadelphia. joyce? >> reporter: well, hey, lucy. you know only a couple of frowns from folks along the parade route who say they don't have time to prepare. but they're excited, they say it's all in the air and nobody can escape it. >> i'm excited. i can't wait. i was there for the phillies this will ten times more special without a doubt. >> reporter: to hear the lombardi trophy and the victorious eagles will roll practically right past john gay reno's house, well -- >> in south philadelphia, eagl eagles! >> reporter: dream come true for the ultimate eagles fan. while city workers prep broad street for the ultimate celebration, john's plans were in place an hour after the official announcement. >> i have relatives cupping the night before to sleep over. so they don't have to worry about traffic and, you know, hustle and bustle of the people. >> reporter: just can't contain himself at home alone. well, there is apollo all deck out he's got a training camp keep sake

our joyce evans shows us how it's creating more than the next beyonce' or drake. ♪ >> reporter: the beats way with you. >> reporter: the vocals. >> what are you going to add to it?& >> reporter: all the latest technology. >> ♪ >> reporter: add in a double dose of grammy star power in the producer's booth. >> you serious right now? >> one, two, three. >> worked with everyone from diddy, kanye. >> chris brown much justin timberlake. music soul child. >> mary j. blige. enrique ink lay sis. >> mary j blige, tupac. >> justin timberlake. cheetah girls. >> reporter: now they're working with creative students in the philadelphia school district. >> when i first heard it honestly i thought it was too good to be true. >> too good to believe this could be the break clinton mills as and dreaming of. >> he's learning it all in a free after neil school program. he's not the only one. >> ♪ this will be the first song i've ever recorded. i was always very nervous about recording and being out there with my vocals. >> ♪ >> we're going tweak it and make sure it fits your vocals. >> for me to learn how to d

fox 29's joyce evans live on the ben franklin parkway. t catch anything out there, joyce. >> reporter: trying not to. hey, they just started testing the music like 30 seconds before you came to me. party is already starting for us. we're liking it. it sounds real good but guess what? dropping like flies out here, that's not going to happ happen. but with all the screaming, the cheering and just main talking, you're going to take in some things that you don't want to imagine. >> your certainly going to have transmission of the new virus. now, normally i would say stay away but, joy, the eagles won the super bowl! >> super bowl lii. here we go! >> reporter: if ever there was a good reason to risk it. but not without taking the usual precautionary measures to protect yourself. seriously our dr. mike cirigliano has some disappoin disappointing advice. >> if you have the new, you just had the flu or you're sick, stay home. >> reporter: tell to that eagles fans waiting 30, 40 years for this. >> how a mask? >> i don't like wearing masks. one, it

yesterday joyce evans headed outside and saw very busy rain day. scott williams had been telling us all morning long we were get downpours all day, we would get a lot of rain in just a few hours. so, no flooding here. roads are back opened. we will keep roving and wondering around our area, and let us know if anything is happening in your neighborhood that we should come, check out with me, karen. >> reporter: thanks very much. that is good news. it is back opened. breaking right now, a man has been rush to the hospital after being stabbed in the neck, in a bar, it happened on the 3100 block of kensington just before 2:00 this morning. the victim was rushed over to temple hospital, where he is in stable condition, and, they are still trying to figure out what happened. >>> and we know four people are dead, and several others injured after a violent weekend in our city. lets get out to police headquarters and dave kinchen, dave. >> reporter: when we hear about things like this there are several neighborhood as cross this great city waking up to trag

our joyce evans joins us live from lindenwold, new jersey, with how all of this works. joyce?> reporter: well, lucy, the calls still come in just like a regular 911 call here at the call center. there's no distinction. but apple's claim is that you will no longer have to buy in many cases a separate app that will allow you to make that emergency call without anybody seeing you do it or knowing you did it. >> 911 where is your emergency? >> reporter: camden county's 911 center takes about 1.7 million calls every year. authorities are constantly developing and looking for better ways to get help to people quicker. particularly in cases of abductions, home invasions, or terrorist attacks. >> tap five times and, um, two, three, four, there you go. and what i would suggest if you're in a situation just keep tapping because sometimes it might not register the one tap quick enough. five quick clicks and then a swipe. >> at some point you got to pull that phone out. >> not if you had the iphone x. the x is roman numeral ten. you squeeze the power and the volume buttons at the same tim