. >> hey there, alycia and walter, yes, come this time tomorrow, we will be just a few minutes away from kick off , fans will be taking their seats and gathering around their television toss watch this game. here at mall of america in the meantime people are trying to find ways to pass the time, inching for kick off come tomorrow. >> there are so many eagles jerseys and hats you would never necessity we weren't in philadelphia. >> absolutely, yes. >> few more patriots that would normally make us comfortable but we will tolerate that this weekend. we are in the thick of the action as fans jammed in the nfl experience, live, in downtown minneapolis. take a look, this is how it looked at eagles nation co mingled with the patriots faithful, all of them absolutely excited for the big show tomorrow night. all of these fans are just thrilled to be here soaking it all in on a very snowy, minnesota saturday. atmosphere is electric. music thumping, smell of food through the air, it is cold but do you think these fans would rather be anywhere else? >> you know work all this snow it is not perfect p

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live on the ben franklin parkway.ut we'll start with meteorologist lauren casey. >> we're dealing with things wrapping up. that's good news but boy what a mess of a night. check out some of these snowfall totals. all snow north and west of the city, ally allentown picking up 8.3, hamburg 7-inches, green lane and hainesport 2.2 and in philadelphia 1 inch of fresh snow. storm scan3 showing us the trend of this moisture scooting out, still lingering light rain showers right now down the shore but most of that energy and moisture is exiting off to the east so still couple of drips coming down in and around atlantic city up into coastal ocean county. we still have a couple of flakes flying up towards the poconos. secondary snow, little snow band working through carbon and monroe county will that continue to move off to the east but for the most part this event is over. future precipitation showing us a few lingering snow showers towards the poconos, maybe lehigh valley for the next couple hours. into early tomorrow morning

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in havertown with that answer, alycia, what can you tell us. >> reporter: i have been standing out here with diehard eagles fans awaiting jason kelce to live here and get some autographs, from him and a few other players, and, there air lot of these people who were at that parade and they are wondering how did jason kelce get his hands on that mummers costume and get it so quickly? well, i do have the answer and that answer is he got hook up through his hair stylist, here's the back story. >> reporter: it is the speech. >> i want to take a second to talk to you about underdogs. >> reporter: and outfit being talk about around the country today. >> here's the question did he have that outfit in in his closet or did he just start filling it in sunday night. >> reporter: it is an outfit from the avalon string band a suit they used in the on eight sum mummers parade. jason kelce borrowed it for eagles super bowl celebration in fill at first ever parade of champions. >> it is stroke of genius abs light certainty. >> reporter: jason kelce's h

have yet to determine what cause that had fire, alycia? >> reporter: ukee, state fire marshals were out here for hours today but were still unable to determine the cause of the explosive fire that burned to this now gutted, and ambulance association. now what official does believe they know at this time is that this fire started on the right side of the building, where there was one ambulance, and a heater, and then it quickly moved through the rest of the building. this south jersey ambulance association just gutted this morning after after the explosive fire that ripped through here around 4:00 a.m. >> i grew up, cross from this building. >> it what's motional for kathleen mccart toy see how sudden blaze completely tore down what she spent most of her life building up. she has been a member of the american legion ambulance association for 25 years. >> i'm just glad everybody got out. memories, things can be replaced. >> reporter: but it will be costly the damages mated by the association around two million-dollar, six ambulances , burned

three coverage on this day after parade we will check with greg argos in just a moment but first alycia nieves is in delaware county where one of the stars of the celebration if not the star of the celebration is making an appearance, alycia. >> we're out here with hundreds of eagles fans waiting for that star, of course to arrive and we are talking about jason kelce, we know him as eagles center but world right now really knows him as that eagles player who stole the show, that eagles player who gave quite a seat and wore quite the outfit. >> reporter: he is eagles sent their was at center of the attention at yesterday's eagles parade of champions. >> want to talk about a hungry door, for 52 years you have been starved for a championship. everybody oners why we're so mean, why philadelphia eagles aren't the nicest fans. if i don't eat breakfast i'm bleep pissed off. >> reporter: between his speech and that outfit jason kelce may have stolen the show when he put symbol of the philadelphia tradition in the national spotlight. >> it was stroke of genius for , absolutely history. >> report

for now in center city, alycia nieves cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you alycia. >>> other news tonightesident trump is going on the offensive after two white house aides resigned amid spousal abuse allegations. tonight the president tweeted "people's lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. there's no recovery for someone falsely accused. ." white house secretary rob porter resigned when two ex-wives accused him of abuse. cbs news has learned porter informed john kelly of these accusations. >> a big scramble to try and cover this up or mitigate the situation because they know it's a mess right now. >> yesterday a second white house aide speech writer dave sorensen resigned after a former wife said he abused her during their marriage. sorensen denies those allegations claiming that he, himself, was the victim of physical abuse. chief of staff john kelly has offered to step down amid the scandals. >>> a banquet is the latest sign that relations between north and south korea are thawing during the winter olympics. the south unification ministry hosted a high level del

nieves live at broad and in north philadelphia where people are seeing the film for free, alycia. >> jessica. all around the country we have seen celebrity, different communities putting up money to help under privileged kids, under privileged communities to see the movie black panter. last week we had a 300 philadelphia students get the chance to see the movie and now, today, two north philadelphia natives have all of these people here and they are paying for all of them, all of these kids and adults to see the movie for free, right now. >> this is my friend, gray parker. >> reporter: this comedian and real estate investor duo, two north philadelphia natives, stopped by saint mal kay catholic school, these young north philadelphia kid. >> education is really important, so y'all stay smart , stay learning things. >> reporter: but duo visit at the school wasn't just to deliver an encouraging message to students but it was also to deliver a surprise, tonight they are paying for these students, to see the marvel movie. >> black panter. >> reporter: these students will be some of the 600

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is on the ben franklin parkway tonight with more, alycia. >> reporter: the state department, salvation army and at least a dozen other local organizations came together to try and help a puerto rico evacuees just start the process of rebuilding a life here in the greater philadelphia area. this effort comes in part because for many of those evacuees, their fema assistance will run out and they don't want to be forced to go back to an island, they say it is still struggling. at the salvation army in the fair hill section of philadelphia than a event today to help puerto rico evacuees relocated to our region. >> the number of the states that they are moving into. >> reporter: thousands of island evacuees many in the greater philadelphia area and they have in plans to return to the island, still struggling nearly six months, after hurricane maria hit. >> puerto rico could take a couple years, i want to stay here. >> reporter: jose's home in puerto rico was gutted by the storm. came to fill three months ago with his daughter, his family helped him

sold alycia nieves is port richmond with more on that, alycia. >> reporter: jessica, to answer that question it is tricky, it is like yes and no answer. thes and restaurant say their watch party tickets are sold out but as we go throughout a few of them today we have learned that not all hope is off if you are trying to enjoy big game andatmosphere. >> it is just two days until the super bowl in minnesota and in philadelphia just two days until all of the super bowl watch parties. >> we sold 100 tickets inn hour. it was like, boom, we posted it, and then it sold out immediately. immediately. >> reporter: the sight of 100-dollar a person price tag wasn't hard for a bar like mc gill an's in center city to sellout a super bowl watch party ticket this bar like many will have a special atmosphere with green beer and eagles theme drinks like the eagles martini. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> reporter: if you still want to enjoy atmosphere like this on super bowl sunday not all hope is lost, most bars or restaurants have sold out of their super bowl package tickets, some will allow standing room vans o

ripped through the parkland school district bus garage in orefield and "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves spoke to school official about how they plan to get students back in the classroom. >> reporter: early morning inferno in lehigh county, this explosive 3:00 a.m. blaze raged right next to the middle school and inside parkland school district school bus garage. >> the explosion that is everybody is reporting was tires popping off the buses, as the fire was going on. >> reporter: sixty newly purchased buses and the garage itself were burned to the ground. another dozens or so buses parked outside the garage were also damaged, the authorities say from either debris flying from the fire or the heat given off by these flames. >> we lost some windshields, some mirrors, headlights. >> reporter: despite roughly two million-dollar in damage and 25 percent of the district 's fleet destroyed, no one was hurt. >> i fell and it said no school due to a fire here. >> reporter: school for brook and thousands of students in the district had to be cancelled today, the district is working to get

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves has the story. >> reporter: they chances that out of controlriver from his truck while telling him he picked the wrong street to do this kind of damage to all those vehicles. shattered glass and plastic car parts still littered the street in south philadelphia 24 hours after an out of control driver came down south third street ramming into one car after another after another. >> it was like mass hysteria down here. everybody was walking around the street looking at everybody's car. >> reporter: 15 vehicles were hit. >> i think three or four were totaled. >> reporter: authorities saying the out of control driver attempted to flee towards porter street in his ford f-150 truck. >> i was able to chase the vehicle down with my neighbor. >> reporter: this off duty sheriff's officer and people in this community wouldn't let him. >> i live in this community. if i'm not an officer a normal person would take off and do what they got to do t. >> reporter: off duty officer michael magee as he thought about kids in this neighborhood potentially getting hur

. >> alycia quite a scene as that team, greeted the fans, waited for them and came right up to the fence. >> reporter: yes, the philadelphia eagles, i mean as they landed here earlier today they just didn't just wave from a far they walk up to this fence behind me, they walk about a foot to the fence , and they were hundreds of fans on the other side, as they then, gave each and everyone of those fans a moment they will never for get >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> reporter: this is how philadelphia eagles fans in philly, welcome their birds. >> wow. >> reporter: as the team landed back home, this afternoon, super bowl champs. >> thirteen years in a row, the eagles have been left stranded on super bowl lii they have gracefully landed. the new england patriots have become their pray, against belichick and brady, they skillfully played. they claude. >> reporter: one man wrote a poem for this moment and the eagles super bowl victory. >> the eagles they want it. >> reporter: while hundreds of fans. >> ♪ fly eagles fly >> reporter: stood in the cold singing the team fight song. >> on the road to v

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live at wegmans. should have given you my list. >> reporter: you should have. a lot of people are down here doing their last minute super bowl watch party shopping. i mean, just take a look. we have every register here opened. most of the registers have a line and on the belt it is everything you need for a serious super bowl spread. in less than 24 hours most of us will be chomping on chips and sipping on soda or other drinks as we watch the big final game of this football season. that game, the philadelphia eagles faking on the new england patriots -- taking on the new england patriots in this year's super bowl. >> i'm so excited. i can't even wait. i'm so excited. >> they're going to win. believe me they are. >> reporter: right now many eagles fans in the region like evelyn are spending today preparing for that potential moment. so many supermarkets are packed like this one in cherry hill. fans are loading up for all the dietary necessities for a good watch party to enjoy the big game. >> all kinds

. >> i'm alycia vitarelli. every where you go there are signs, people deck out in green and that eagles fight song on a loop. we have team coverage of the most exciting game for the bird since 2005 when they last played in the super bowl. >> can you wait. >> ducis rodgers outside u.s. bank stadium where the big game goes down tomorrow night but first we will begin with brian taff and sharrie williams, brian and sharrie, take it away at mall of america. >> all right, hi there, walter and a leash a live from the mall of america, we have been here for super bowl headquarters all week. it is super bowl eve. the teams are fine tuning their game plan but fans, they are finding a way to pass the time hanging out here at mall eagles nation, of course, making their presence felt in minute so the. >>> it continues to be bitterly cold outside but i for one could careless it is as hot as it gets here in the heart of the football america today. we were right there in the thick of the action, as fans jammed into super bowl l

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live with the latest, alycia. >> reporter: jessica, fire officials have spent most of the day just going through this, as you can tell behind me now destroyed school bus garage but they have no official word on what caused the fire, that they raised here. we are told that cause could take days because as you can tell this garage is over 10,000 square feet and investigators will to have sift through every inch of it. roughly two million-dollar in damages for one lehigh county school district after this early morning inferno, the 3:00 a.m. fire in orfield ripped through parkland school district east bus garage located next to orefield middle school. blaze raged for over an hour and took about 75 fire fighters to put it out. in the end, 16 recently purchased school buses were burned to their frames and totaled. >> we have had approximately nine to 14 buses, adjacent to the garage also that experienced some damage because there was some explosions, we lost windshield s, mirrors, headlights. >> explosion that is everybody is reporting was tires

had to say today, alycia. >> reporter: jessica, first attorney general thanked the union league for the invitation and for presenting him, with an award, but then he went on, one hour speech to talk a little bit about some issues, being debate today, on capitol hill. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions, in philadelphia today, accepting an award from the union league, the patriotic social club giving him abraham lincoln award during his lincoln day celebration. >> this is, a big crowd, indeed for a mini was wondering if there was a residue of the eagles, super bowl parade. >> reporter: attorney general sessions starting the speech inside of the union league on a lighter note and solute to law enforcement. >> we do believe in our police and they need our support. >> reporter: but then sessions quickly got into heavier topics like immigration, specifically sanctuary cities like philadelphia. >> we are in longer allowing so-called sanctuary jurisdictions to defy federal law, if they want to receive our federal grant money. >> reporter: this topic timely today since on capitol hill membe

police say a suspect drunk driver hit 15 cars on the very same block, "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves explains how neighbors made sure that the suspect did not get a way. >> shattered glass and plastic car parts, still litter this street in south philadelphia 24 hours after an out of control driver came down, south third street, ramming into one car, after another, after another. >> it was like mass his tear use down here, i said everybody was walk around the street looking at everybody's car. >> reporter: fifteen vehicles were hit. >> three or four were totaled. >> reporter: authorities say out of control driver attempted to flee toward porter street, in his ford f 150 truck. >> i took the vehicle down with another inane. >> reporter: report this off-duty sheriff's officer and people in the community wouldn't let him. >> i got kids and for that to happen and somebody to get hurt or killed. even if i'm not an officer a normal person would take off and do what you have to do because you have to stop the person before they hurt anybody else. >> reporter: michael mcgee thought abo

in south philadelphia, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it has been one week since a fire gutted, an olde city building and this week demolition crews are expected to start tearing it down. the four alarm fire destroyed 239 chestnut street, philadelphia's department of licenses and inspections say what is left of that building is imminently dangerous and has to go. demolition is supposed to take a few weeks, there will be road closures during that work you can find all of that information on cbs philly.com and cbs local app. >>> well, president trump is responding to the memo released by, democrats on the house intelligence committee, a rebuttal document to the republican memo released, earlier this month accusing the fbi and justice department of anti trump bias. laura podesta has more. >> reporter: on twitter saturday night president trump said memo released by democrats on governmental surveillance abuses is a total political and legal bust and just confirmed all of the terrible things done, the president also called into "fox news". >> what they did is really, fraudule

let's check with her right now , alycia. >> reporter: ukee and jessica we are were 18 floors high allng long just seeing the sea of eagles fans compiling into the parkway, hanging out here for hours this was the crowd that hung out with us in the balcony just enjoying the view and this, you said seconds ago looking down on the parkway and realizing it is over, parade is over but for everyone to celebrate eagles as champions but it is weird looking at this view and then just thinking two or three hours it was such a different view. i want to give you a glimpse of what that was like here just a few hours ago for this amazing eagles championship parade. our vantage point in the sky, 18 floors high for the first time ever eagles parade of champs. hundreds of thus office people , maybe more than a million excited eagles fan pack the parkway for this celebration. we were in seattle a few years ago for parade there and then here today for this parade, how does it compare. >> seattle has nothing on us, eagles all the way, fly eagles fly. >> wow. >> reporter: for so many this wasn't just a cel

our alycia nieves is on the story at septa headquarters in center city to tell you about the options, you have. >> reporter: ukee for one septa, may be best bet because some of its lines will be free or discounted come thursday. that is willing go to be the quickest way to get to the parade or anywhere near parade route and then, parking is going to be pretty tough come thursday, in fact, in part because some of the stadium lots that people traditionally park in those lots will not be available, this thursday for parking. millions of philadelphia eagles fans are expected to officially celebrate the team 's super bowl victory, by piling into the city for thursday's parade. >> make sure you really put a good solid travel plan together. >> reporter: septa in a news conference today advising all potential parade goers to start planning, now, how they are going to get to that parade route. >> really understand we can car bye 500 to 550,000 people to the parade in the ceremony. >> reporter: septa has serious issues in 2008 transporting people to the phillies world series celebration, parade

reporting live from northeast philadelphia, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thank you. >>> pennsylvania state police have come up with this sketch in hopes it will help them identify, some remains found in january 2016. the remains were those of a 25 to 45 year-old white female about 5 feet, 10 inches tall and they were found long trail in ridley creek state park. three ring where is found with those remains. if you have any information you are asked to contact the pennsylvania state police. >>> breaking news into your our news room off-duty philadelphia police officer and another man are found dead inside of a home, "eyewitness news" in the 2900 block of mercer street in port richmond there is no word right now on the identities of the female officer or the male, police are investigating and we're working to get more information. >>> more than a week after a four alarm fire gutted a historically significant building in olde city philadelphia crews are working on the next phase. while there are plans to save the cast iron fisod of the building at third and chestnut depa

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves was at the airport when team arrived and had a front rowt to the excitement. tell us more. >> reporter: ukee, front row seat that is not a lie, on the one point i literally had my face pressed up against the fence here as hundreds of philadelphia eagles fans just push into catch a glimpse of their birds returning home to this city. you know what i was than the mad about it, it was certainly okay. i'm still smiling about it in fact because it was such an amazing experience to see in person, exciting to see in person and i want to show you some of that right now. this moment, the fans, they showed up, as i said before, hundreds of them welcoming the philadelphia eagles home as super bowl champions. they stood out here in the cold for over two hours to see the team land, and the whole team cheering, certainly though, cheering the loudest when the team actually got off the plane. and to repay such a welcoming moment the eagles did what no one was expecting but certainly everyone was hoping for they walk up to the fence. we're talking coach doug

alycia vitarelli, channel six "action news". >>> final check of the forecast. >> all right, get rainr ready. >> yes. >> we will get a work out this weekend, that is for sure, for today rain developed shortly after lunchtime from that point it is raining most of the day, so from 1:00 on, rain develops, 53 degrees is forecasted high, catch a break during late evening hours, and then we will see more rain develop after midnight tonight and that continues, just about all day tomorrow, and we issued accu weather alert tomorrow for possibility of flooding, 53 today, 60 for tomorrow, monday, tuesday, wednesday all look good, temperatures in the 40's and 50's and more rain expect for thursday with another high of 60 degrees. >> thanks, chris. >>> hundreds of runners laced up their shoes this morning for cupid's, philadelphia's cupid's chase 5d, tenth annual race kick off at philadelphia zoo around 8:15 this morning and event raises money to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities participants will receive an available on unavailable shirt to wear for the race in the

and our alycia nieves is live tonight, this was an explosive fire. >> reporter: jessica this certainly was an explosive fire, fire fighters and witnesses both told us they heard at lee four different explosions in this, now gutted ambulance association as the fire ripped through here this morning. now fire marshals have been out here all day but they are still unable to determine what caused this scary and damaging fire. fire 911 call came in around 4:00 in the morning a call for fire fighters to race to this south jersey ambulance association, the building was on fire. >> i heard an explosion, and then about two or three minutes later heard another explosion. >> reporter: according to fire fighters oxygen tanks in each ambulance exploded as fire moved to the right side of the building to the left and on the left was four members of the woodstown american legion ambulance association, and they were sleeping. >> one of them woke up, smelled smoke, and he was a fire fighter and checkup stairs in the attic didn't see anything and then went out in the ambulance bays, and then saw smoke on

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves explains how neighbors made sure that the suspect did not getaway. >> reporter: shattered glass and plastic car parts still littered this street in south philadelphia, 24 hours after an out of control driver, came down south third street, ramming into one car, after another, after another. >> it was like mass his tear use down here. i said, everybody was walking around the street looking at everybody's car. >> reporter: fifteen vehicles were hit. >> three or four were totaled. >> reporter: authorities say out of control driver attempted to flee toward porter street in in his ford f 150 truck. >> i was able to chase the vehicle down with a neighbor. >> reporter: this off-duty sheriff's office and people in the community would not let him. >> i have kids and for that to happen and somebody get hurt or killed or something like that even if i'm not an officer a normal person would take off, because you have to stop a person. >> reporter: michael mcgee thought about the kids in this neighborhood potentially getting hurt chased down out of control driver

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves got a good look. >> reporter: the line was outside the door, actually three blocks around the convention center, thousands of people waited hours to participate in what is taught ed as the biggest tattoo convention in the world, the 20th annual philadelphia tattoo art convention. >> get a tattoo, baby. >> reporter: around 20,000 people are estimated to be here, for day two of this convention, many of them getting tattooed by some of the 1400 tattoo artists in attendance. according to the founder of this annual event the heavy theme this year is eagles or eagles related tattoos. >> that is definitely the flavor of the weekend, super bowl tattoos, you know, hey, the eagles won. >> reporter: we found plenty of people preparing for their permanent eagles tributes. >> reporter: what are you getting. >> i'm getting fly, and then l ii, you know, the super bowl. >> even though some getting some of those tattoos done in front of the olde city tattoo booth. >> this weekend has been crazy how many eagles tattoos we have been doing. >> reporter: why an eag

here's alycia vitarelli. >> reporter: nicholas deleon and barbie tait are engaged. >> i'm real excitedrything that we have done, and relationship that we have built together, and, start planning ahead for the future. >> reporter: along with monogram towels and checks from family members it is likely barbie and nicholas will experience other financial benefits, like lower taxes. >> married couples may find tax savings when they file a joint tax return. if you married in 2017 you may be able to save more this tax season by itemizees are combined, deductions rather than taking standard deductions. as for future tax returns, talk tour financial expert. >> reporter: getting better or less costly health insurance can be a major benefit for newlyweds. if you have family health coverage at work and your spouse doesn't adding your spouse to your policy may cost you a bit more but can give far more peace of mind. if you think long term you can receive social security payments of up to 50 percent of your spouse's even teen it. >> to get this you need to be at least 62 years old and your spouse mu

alycia vitarelli say some food can rejuvenate them. >> in winter my lips get so dry that they just crackt lipstick on because it bubbles and it looks awful. >> yes, i'm constantly talking to people. >> people are looking at your lips when talking. >> reporter: to restore moisture to winter ravages, rachel and lisa, hid to the lip bar in salon 360 in huntington valley. the 20 minute treatment starts with the gentle filing to remove dead skin and then applies national scrubs like honey, raw sugar to smooth, nourish skin or avocado as an intense moisturizer. then some gentle cupping. >> and that brings all of the circulation tour lips report report light application of wasabi a spicy japanese radish >> it wasabi will help lips. >> reporter: she recommend this is once a movement speaking of lip clumping in the idea of fillers but squeam ish with needles consider latest trend micro canulas. >> i'm excited because the other one was a lot of prick ing. >> reporter: doctor stephen davis says they are so hot right now he is using flexible tiny tubes for 95 percent of his facial injection. >> lips

live from center city, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> authorities are taking action after they say some students at maple shade high school posted a racist video on social media. the allegations led to an increased police presence to day. in a letter to parents school officials said that the powe accused some maple shade students of discriminate ago begins other races, according to students and parents several female students at the school made videos in black face and at least one used a racial slur. >> it is just, deplorable that people are just prone to thinking that way because, you know, i was brought up to believe that everyone is important, everyone is special >> reporter: in a letter school superintendent bothh told parents that quote you have my prom that is we are addressing all, issues and creating a plan to make sure all students feel respected, appreciated and valued. >>> three suspects are facing charges tonight in an under cover sting operation in montgomery county. conn van early of philadelphia , joe's peachy on. hammington and jonathan of conshohocken eng

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dreaming of vincent a witness documentary at this time on al-jazeera new yorkers are very receptive to alycia because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al jazeera provides. israel holds iran and it's syria responsible for to this group. an israeli fighter jet is downed after a raid targeting iranian assets in syria. richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up at talks on the sidelines of the winter olympics south korea's leader is invited to visit the north. and northern syria turkish helicopter shot down as anchor his offensive against kurdish forces continues and breaking barriers in sri lanka a record number of women campaign to be elected. and the downing of an israeli fighter jet by syrian forces has raised tensions across the region the israeli f. sixteen was on a mission inside syria targeting what israel says are iranian bases there the plane's wreckage in the pilot's land it in israeli territory so this all began when israel says it spotted an iranian drone flying into its airspace and perceptive it israel say

mike will be here, you'll see alycia. okay, so here is the situation.ay secrets, how to walk the runway, and where to get some amazing biggio case dresses after the break. >> that's right. >> and . >> oh, we're playing that funky music, aren't we? it looks beautiful. but it is width. so let's find out how wet it will be this weekend. >> all right, sue will have it in 15 seconds. >> looking at maybe a break in the action forly while -- little while. we have heavy rain just south of philadelphia, right now, or south philadelphia. and west depford getting some heavy rain, some rain throughout southern new jersey, we had just heavy downpour, just move off shore from atlantic city, and it is a chilly rain out there. 38 degrees in philadelphia. wilmington, 41 in wildwood. and only 29 degrees up in the mountains. this is where you have to be careful today. winter weather advisory in effect for the pocono mountains until about 1:00 this afternoon, so, rain, rain, rain all weekend long, do get little milder on saturday, sunday, and again, as we've been telling y

for now reporting live inside slack's hoagie shack in port richmond, alycia ya, cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> give everybody a high five for us, they're busy indeed. >> yes, you need food. eagles prize flying high, pretty much everywhere you go, we found some today at the community college of philadelphia. >> fly eagles fly ♪ on the road to victory ♪ >> sing it loud. t students dress in the eagles gear and gathered for a rail, also signed pledges to give back to their community following in the footsteps of many eagles players. including malcolm jenkins, who is a director for the school's foundation board, which raises money to support college initiatives and students scholarships. nice. >>> hey, be sure to join us sunday night, the second the game ends, we will be live here on cbs-3. bringing you post-game reaction from coach pederson and all of the players and we will have a front row seat as fans react across philadelphia and the entire region. once again, it is the eagles and "eyewitness news" sunday night, super sunday night. don't miss. >> i can't help t i'm nervous already. i mean,

for channel six "action news", i'm alycia vitarelli. >> if you are heading to the cinema mark theater this weekend don't forget about a new policy about bags this just went into effect. chain will no long's how people to bring in bags bigger then 12 inches by 12 inches by 6 inches. exceptions including diaper bags and medical bags. kotsay the change is safety related, and this way, staff members can easily inspect all packages brought inside of their buildings. >>> if you are heading out tonight and planning to use uber, you may want to check out express tools. it is a ride sharing, cheapest 's way to get around. customers request express pool are pared with other nearby riders, heading to the destinations close to each other. you may have to walk a block or two to meet your car and may not be dropped off exactly at your final destination but it will be close. uber says fares for express pool, could be up to 75 percent lower, then uber x. >>> a lot of women gree that finding a perfect pair of jeans, it is really just too tough. a brand new app is trying to make it easier. the program

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is in the satellite center with more on the governor'ster: ukee and nicole, island's governor said he came with the purpose of meeting with leaders in the puerto rican community here and wanted leaders to inspire hundreds of thousands office puerto ricans in the region get politically active and fight for long time rights for peoples on the island but protesters wanted the governor to focus on the short term and puerto rican evacueeness danger, in pennsylvania, right now. more than a thousand puerto rican evacuees in pennsylvania are on the clock, to becoming homeless, next month, fema will stop funding its transitional shelter assistance program even though the island is still far from recovered. >> they have suffered enough in puerto rico to be here and home less not right. >> reporter: this group outside of esperanza college gathered to wait, outside, as he walk in for a local leaders breakfast. they wait todd ask the governor to add so date for his people who their homes in puerto rico and struggling to survive here. when the governor

. >> we are on the runway with alycia fredricko the styling director of dressing jane, good morning.>> style director. >> perfect. >> you will also do the red carpet here at philly fashion week. >> correct. >> tonight, tomorrow night big shows. >> closing finally explain where we are. >> we are at 2300 arena in south philadelphia an amazing venue, so exciting, i was telling you before 600 locations around the world where people show for fashion week and philadelphia is one of them. we are on the map too. >> we should get party start i , ready. >> i'm ready, we would love to see the first, amazing. see so, it is similar. thinks rihanna a liza. a local philadelphia designer. she does a nation evening wear i love this. embrace ago this trend where it moves. you could create your own pattern, of fitness. >> beautiful. >> thank you very much. >> cool thing about what she's doing she's doing tonight shapes and styles average lieutenant of different shapes , styles i love this with the details, so sleek, they are friends but so incredibly different. >> i love that we can do. models who are

alycia keys sang national anthem. when we had a all-star game she dit friday, twice.difficult that. they knew it was coming. >> it was a set up. >> it was worse when she first started, on thursday, and by the time she fine tuned it did you hear what barkley said, he said after that i needed a cigarette. >> yes. >> shack is like, leave fergie alone, leave fergie loan. >> i though it was fun. >> i went to her instagram to see if people are commenting. she turned off her comments. >> there was a picture of her walking out during the game like we're out of here. >> and, good job, yes. >> we love having you on. >> can you just announce us every show. >> i love it. >> what am i doing. >> this is a serious subject. >> thomas, come on. >> because you have the pipes, you have the voice. this is such an inspiring story here. devon still he will update us on his daughter, and her battle with cancer and what he is doing to help other kidness her positio sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't yo