cherri gregg from our sister station "kyw news radio 1060" live for us on the parkway with preparationstant information for folks about their cars. cherry, good morning. >> anyone who lives near and around the parkway, tow trucks, because beginning at 6:00 p.m. today, the philadelphia parking authority will begin towing cars and preparation for pope francis visitment take a look at the video we have here. as you can see, if you're in an affected neighborhood probably have seen these signs no park ago after 6:00 p.m. today, east to 12th street, and other areas, north, south, and east of the parkway, as well as in emergency routes, there will be more signs and more towing, beginning monday, tuesday, wednesday. residents who live in these tow areas must book a space at one of six designated parking garages. those with parking permit can go therefore free. have to pay 20 bucks for space, when you book that space, the parking authority will give residents a permit that allowed them to park in the tow areas through thursday when the garages open. the purpose of all of these closures and towin

cherri gregg it comes thanks to a group of caring barbers. >> reporter: they're known throughout theity for snipping and cutting of crowns of celebrities, today, they're making boys look like celebrities for the first day of school. dozens waitsed in line for the free cuts that come thanks to a group called barber whose care, savings to parents. >> it's a lot of help and support of my family. we really appreciate it. >> $15 at a cost to get a haircut, i can use it to get them something he is for schools. >> reporter: gives a warm fussy feeling. >> reporter: more than 200 boys expected to get free haircuts. every boy and girl who attend also gets a free book and a more. >> teamed up with philadelphia free library to make sure that every boy that gets a haircut is going to leave with a reading book. also book bags school supplies. >> reporter: they will not only remore but look good for day one. a great way to start the school year. in west philadelphia, cherri gregg, kyw news radio for cbs "eyewitness news". >> everybody looking good. >>> a nonprofit in a delaware valley has a a lot t

cherri gregg it comes thanks to a group of caring barbers. >> reporter: they're known throughout the city for snipping and cutting of crowns of celebrities, today, they're making boys look like celebrities for the first day of school. dozens waitsed in line for the free cuts that come thanks to a group called barber whose care, savings to parents. >> it's a lot of help and support of my family. we really appreciate it. >> $15 at a cost to get a haircut, i can use it to get them something he is for schools. >> reporter: gives a warm fussy feeling. >> reporter: more than 200 boys expected to get free haircuts. every boy and girl who attend also gets a free book and a more. >> teamed up with philadelphia free library to make sure that every boy that gets a haircut is going to leave with a reading book. also book bags school supplies. >> reporter: they will not only remore but look good for day one. a great way to start the school year. in west philadelphia, cherri gregg, kyw news radio for cbs "eyewitness news". >> everybody looking good. >>> a nonprofit in a delaware valley has a a lot

as cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio tells us it comes thanks to a group of caringers. >> reporter: they're known throughout the city for nipping and cutting the crowns of celebrities but today they're making boys look like celebrities for the first day of school. >> better than my other barber. i'm going start going to them now. >> reporter: dozens waited in line for the free cuts that come thanks to a group called barbers who care. they're donating their time to give confidence to kids and savings to parents. >> it's a lot of help and support of my family so we really appreciate it. >> that $10, $15 that it costs to pay for a haircut i can usually use to it get him something epps for school. >> reporter: for the barbers it gives a warm and fuzzing. >> it makes us feel amazing inside. they look up to us. >> reporter: more than 200 boys expected to get free hair cuts. they're getting more than just a shapeup. every boy and girl who attends also gets a free book and more. >> we teamed up with the philadelphia library and reebok initiative makes sure every bo will lea

cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 live for us on the parkway this morning? >> reporter: good morning, nicole, yes. beginning at 6:00 p.m. today the question will be will you be towed or did you do what was necessary to avoid the headache? take a look at the video we have. the signs have been posted and resident have been warned. beginning at 6:00 p.m. today, cars parked in the area around the ben franklin parkway from the art museum east to 12th street will be towed. then monday, tuesday, wednesday, more towing. no, south and east of the parkway, and along emergency routes. resident in these tow areas must book a space at one of six designated parking garages. those who have residential permit can park therefore free. those who don't have to pay 20 bucks for the space. in exchange for booking that space, the parking authority will give resident a permit that exempts them from towing through thursday when those garages open. of course, much of this towing will happen, that will begin happening today, will be done to make room for dozens of jumbo tron screens,