reporting live outside of city hall. channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. >>> "action news" has the parade covered for you should you not make the trip into the city. we'll have live team coverage honoring the super bowl champion eagles on thursday starting at 11:00 a.m. head over to 6abc.com to see the detail parade route and a list of road closures and parking restrictions in place. and a few million people possibly attending the parade there are plenty of them and we have a list to help you out. >>> sky 6 hd looking live from city hall right now, it will be cold out there for the parade on thursday, but we are also tracking a wintry mix to affect tomorrow morning's commute. for now enjoy the milder air at lunch time. meteorologist, david murphy, outside on the terrace with more on that wintry kind of a messy morning tomorrow. >> it looks like it will start out slick in parts of the region especially north and west. for now satellite shows you cloud cover and we are starting to see thinning out of the clouds

we work, we live, we city hall. i have a point about city hall. i've been to some of your city halls, and they are beautiful, but that doesn't mean the energy inside them is buzzing. to attract young talent to work for mayors that is then going to reshape policy in the way we need for the future, create an environment they thrive in. they only work at amazon and google because it feels good. they want to work at city hall, and the reason they do, mill len y cherish meaning over material goods. show them you're mission driven. they will join. i think even though some city halls look nice and some don't, until we have that buzzing environment that the smartest, youngest, most talented individuals of this country want to go work for, you have not fully succeeded. >> an exclamation point on this with mayors across america. i do think that probably now is the time to think about redesigning the spaces that we work in and how citizens interact with us, and i think that possibilities are just really infinite in how we reconnect physically and in realtime

what i said earlier, it's not just today we welcome you to city hall.hope that every sippel day of the year, 365 days every year you feel just as welcome to come back to your city hall and with that we wish you a very happy lunar new year. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, carmen. >> and now we would like to invite on behalf of the committee, please welcome claudine chan. claudine helped launch the official celebration of heritage month in 2005 is currently the president of the heritage foundation. >> thank you, alina. (speaking mandarin) thank you so much, everyone. i'm claudine chang and today i'm representing the ata her tan foundation we are very thankful that the mayor's office invited us to come celebrate lunar new year every year. i was just talking about the fag that lunar new year was not just celebrated by chinese americans but it was also celebrated by korean americans. i know the committee chair is here. the vietnamese communities. the osaka friend. osaka community is here. thank you very much. it was really a big family coming

. >> would you do that for a city hall? >> i would love to do it for a city hall. for any mayors interested in that, it is very simple. fill out the form. >> the stock about that. i know the mayor elect cantrell and you briefly were just talking about the need for a new city hall, the old charity hospital, the need for an incubator. what would you be open to in new orleans? >> first of all, there are city hall is an america that are gorgeous and wonderful. unfortunately new orleans is not only top 1000 list of that. we have an old, tired, ugly going that we have to put a dollar in because we -- that we have not put a dollar it because we been rebuilding schools. there will come a time not too far in the distant future where we are going to have to rebuild a government complex which happens to be in the heart of downtown new orleans, probably not in the best space. there is, by the way, an old charity hospital, one of the decost buildings, an art building that hugh elong built long ago. if that were put back into commerce in some sort of fashion in a way that was pa

it is where we see our democracy work inside city hall.e we go with our fans celebrating. >> all right. let's take a look and enjoy the full trophy celebration. and after that, rosemary and i and the whole team will be here for nbc 10 news today starting at 4:00 a.m. until 7:00. take a look. >> what a football game. >> congratulations on your first world championship and bringing hope the vince lombardi trophy to the city of philadelphia. what an amazing turnaround for your organization and your fans. congratulations. and enjoy your first lombardi trophy in philadelphia. >> jeff, what does this mean to the people of philadelphia? >> does the word everything mean anything? for eagles fans everywhere, this is for them. this is for them. >> how would you describe the character of this football team? >> it's the most unique, together group of men. i've told them i've never seen an incredible group of men in all of my years in life to come together with all the adversity, injuries, and losing our franchise quarterback, and you're world champs.

[chanting] bill: a protest at city hall. that is right. you railroad the story of the bronx teacher, white teacher who put the foot on the back of a black student during a lesson in slavery? well, the protesters today at city hall are saying we got to make sure there is sense of ty training across the board for all the public schoolteachers. nate rogers has the full story. nate, what do you got for us? they are once again saying it was black history lesson that went too far calling it insensitive, racists and inappropriate. now more than 50 demonstrators and parents rallied here today at city hall demanding anti-boy as training for teachers and school staff. the effort was organized by new york city's co also ferreted kissingal justice. the demonstration comes after white stringer named patricia taught a lesson on slavery and predom aply black and la continue know students according to published report, cummings made students lay face down on the ground asking them how does it feel to be a slave. couple machines reportedly also stepped on

porting live from city hall. back to you. >> when we get them we'll pass them on. >> this reminder we'll fly over to 6abc.com for complete coverage of the super bowl champs. there you can reach the headlines from newspaper across the country and take a look at how eagles fans celebrated the victory across the area. still to come on "action news" at noon.eagles fans get their super bowl champion merchandise. >> plus, one philadelphia eagles said he will not be joining the team's victory visit to the white house. >> reporter: lots of sunshine across the region. when we come back with the seven day. we'll see a chance of rain and if the parade is going to be thursday, we'll let you know what the weather looks like from that, we'll be right back with more "action news." >> for the first time ever philadelphia eagles fans can buy eagles super bowl championship gear. hundreds of folks went to the dick's sporting goods in king of prussia to getheir official super bowl merchandise. this morning people lined up at the mod

reporting live tonight at city hall, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> in the after math of the florida shooting, preparing for the unthinkable taken on a new urgency at schools around the nation and here at home. washington township schools sent this letter to parents last night, reminding them of the safety plans already in place. two years ago, the district made all high school students ware id badges all schools are secured with vestibules and security cameras live streamed directly to the police department. and two security drills a month. >> back of the classroom. and you know, they don't talk and and in any have them isn't schools, anything they have to protect my child is great >> new jersey governor phil murphy called for additional gun control measures to safeguard students >>> prosecutors sell a man for illegally selling guns outside a gun show. prosecutors say the aston man sold two firearms to an undercover detective who posed as an unqualify buyer, he threatened to kill himself as they moved in for an arrest. >>> police in upper darby want your help, 59-year-old sh

bucket truck arriving behind the news stand joining the first one because just on this side of the city halllone six traffic lights knocked down and this was just this side, all through city they had people not just trying to climb up poles but knock them over. you can see the weight of these poles when it takes more than three guys to lift one up they have concrete base and heavy streetlights on them and good thing nobody head was underneath them when they got knocked down or we would have people killed f1 of these lights hit somebody they will get killed. it is like what we see after, college football games when people knock goal post down and if you don't get out of the way we have had severe injuries in this country from people getting hit in the head which are not as heavy as these traffic lights because goal posts are empty pipes. these have heavy steel lights and steel signs and once they were down they smashed all of the lights, bent all of the signs so it was just terrible. you can still see people out here for some reason hours and hours after the game not going home but just going

and in the scene at frankfort, make that city hall in center city philadelphia. crowd extending up blocks from city hall, eagles fans beginning to celebrate, the crowd is still building at this and other locations as we just mentioned frankfort and cottman in the may fair section of philadelphia we will survey other parts of the city over the entirety of this broadcast, pretty big crowd developing in center city philadelphia. it is sunday night and the big story on action news tonight the lombardi trophy going to the good guys tonight and what a moment it was when owner jeff lourie held up the trophy for eagles fans at u.s. bank stadium in minnesota and everywhere and he tried to buy the patriots then went to a plan b, the philadelphia eagles, this is the ultimate victory. we have a total team effort going on here for superbowl coverage tonight center city, may fair the suburbs, of course we are spread out to show you everything there is on this historic night and let's begin where the party is underway on cottman and frankfort avenues with action news reporter d

reporting live tonight at city hall, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> in the after math of the florida shooting, preparing for the unthinkable taken on a new urgency at schools around the nation and here at home. washington township schools sent this letter to parents last night, reminding them of the safety plans already in place. two years ago, the district made all high school students ware id badges all schools are secured with vestibules and security cameras live streamed directly to the police department. and two security drills a month. >> back of the classroom. and you know, they don't talk and and in any have them isn't schools, anything they have to protect my child is great >> new jersey governor phil murphy called for additional gun control measures to safeguard students >>> prosecutors sell a man for illegally selling guns outside a gun show. prosecutors say the aston man sold two firearms to an undercover detective who posed as an unqualify buyer, he threatened to kill himself as they moved in for an arrest. >>> police in upper darby want your help, 59-year-old sh

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org city hall.gutsy theft right in front of san francisco city hall. another car-break in, the victim? a firefighter and he's not being quiet about it. good evening. i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. san francisco firefighters union president is taking his frustration to twitter calling out interim mayor mark farrell, kpix5 susie steimle live at city hall with the tweet that got the mayor's attention. >> reporter: when i asked tom o'connor today what his reaction was when he came out and saw all the smashed glass around his car in broad daylight right outside city hall, he said he thinks what most san franciscans think when this happens to them. first he wondered what was stolen and second he says he shrugged his shoulders because it's happened before and he's not surprised it happened again. >> we were right in the middle of contract negotiations yesterday oddly enough and when i came out, i found my car had been broken into right in the middle of the day right in front of city hall. >>

. >>> san francisco city hall all lit up in celebration of one of the city's most unique historical characters. >> how high and how dry. record highs. >>> and record dry weather. we will have the forecast after a break her puppy. 18-month old "rex" .. was thrown out of a moving car on i-80 .. what's worse... e puppy's ba >>> tonight, a woman is pleading for justice in the tragic death of her puppy. it was thrown out of a moving car on interstate 80. what is worse the puppy's back legs were found. we talked to the heartbroken owner tonight. >> and i absolutely loved him dearly. and i miss him so much. you know, it is -- it left a hole in my life. >> reporter: her four-legged sidekick, rex, no longer by her side. >> he was my little companion, all of the time. he road on the consul in the car. >> reporter: they were inseparable until last thursday. she had to go to a funeral and she says it was too warm to keep rex in the car. >> i said to him, rex, i am sorry but you got to stay home. >> reporter: that was the last time she would see her 18-month- old puppy. he somehow found his way out of the

even where the parade will not go by, there's city hall, that's the parade route.ing past jfk and 15th, but these li around the msb building across the street from city hall. the parade is not going by, they're there to see the parade. this is as c going to get and down here, everybody lined up this street because they think they canpark. which is a long run, and then that's their best view because looking they wanted to to go to capacity. people are being turned away now. look at thefar away the art mus. so they will all look across th across the park. then we'll talk to two warminst. this is what they were telling me, this is their way to see at the parade. so explain this logic about seeing the parade from here looking across the park. >> we can see it coming from the corner going all the way down and all the way around and hopefully stand up here to hit the parade route. >> reporter: do you think this is the best spot to be >> this is an amazing spot since we can't be on the steps at the a art museum >> and you couldn't see it as good from your moment in warmin

before long people climbed the gates in front of city hall.ight poles and police 0 videos and trash trucks and awning at the ritz carlton collapsed with people on top of it, after they climbed on to it in the midst of the celebrations. more damage was done when a car was flipped on its side. traffic poles were pulled down. macy's on market street windows were broken and shattered glass was all over the sidewalks. officers were on bikes and foot and horses and encouraged people to go home after celebrating in center city. it was not just in center city, folks in other parts of city were celebrating into the wee hours of the morning. there were injuries, no word on how many or the severity we expect to receive an update from philadelphia police later today. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> almost eerily quiet out there, right? >>> the official super bowl merchandise has officially hit store shelves, people lined up. modell's in south philadelphia, bob brooks said there was a bit of a rush to go in at 5:00 a.m., 40 minutes ago, looks lik

and city hall and rest the folks around here have been getting ready.o if you're a commuter and still have to work on thursday or if you're coming down for the parade just be prepared. septa says it's finalizing a service plan but you should expect it like when the pope visited philly three years ago. what does that mean? express lines and accommodation of rail stops to accommodate larger crowd. we do expect more detail coming on those plans but for eagles fans who waited so long for this, might be willing to wait a few extra minutes. some estimates put the crowd at perhaps 1 million or 2 million people. coming down here for that parade on thursday. so, another live look here in center city. you see another bit of preparation here, secell towers that have been put up temporarily. there's a little bit going on around city hall. also all the way up to the art museum. there's preparation for the stage being set is there. again, transportationwise, we're expecting to get more information on that from septa. but plan ahead, that's the key. for now, i'm live

patriots fans. >> now sky fox has moved, we had them flying over the scenes in center city near city hall city but sooner or later things started to get a little rowdy in a few places this is a sunoco in south philly, looting, it got pretty well ripped apart. you can see broad and catherine too. there is trash all over the place. anyway, check out video of an overturned car, that is broad and walnut. if you went down to the ritz carlton area saw this. there is video of the two on the internet and guy is turning it over. there is some damage, with this awning coming down or an over hang at the ritz carlton. >> i saw that happen. >> yes. >> i was near there. people were jumping on it. started with one person and more and more people got on top and it just gave out. >> yeah. >> well, no matter how much you grease up a pole, philly fans will figure out a way to get up. >> the fact that the game is a big deal and they called it pole patrol it seemed like a challenge to some fans. >> it kept a lot of fans off, for sure, it was worth it. steve keeley's in center city, hey steve. >> reporter: mik

those road closures from arch to pine around city hall, that is going to be closed down. from dickinson down to oregon avenue on broad, and that will be closed, parking on both side of broad and in the media , that closure will take effect until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. so reporting live, bob brooks, channel six "action news", gray and nydia. >> bob, thank you. >>> "action news" is your resource for all things super bowl, game day coverage on six abc continues later today with live pregame reports, beginning on "action news" at 5:00 o'clock. >>> and live coverage continues immediately after the game, from philadelphia, and minneapolis and wrap it up with "action news" at 11 and sports sunday. we have you cover all day right here on "action news". >>> we are following developing news this noon out of south carolina where an amtrak train has crashed, killing two people. amtrak train was headed to new york to miami with about 139 people on board, when it crashed with the csx freight train around 2:45 this morning two amtrak employees were killed and 116 other people suffered inju

right now, you can see the police are putting up the no stopping signs around the streets and around city halland the barricades left over from the celebration sunday night. the city is getting if you're a commuter and still are so have to work on thursday this area is going to be very busy. septa is finalizing a service plan but you should expect it to be like when the pope visited philadelphia three years ago. what does that mean four you? well, express lines and rail stops to accommodate. for eagles fans who waited so long for this, a few extra minutes waiting in line might just be worth it. >> i'm so excited. i can't wait. yes, they are, yes, they are. they got hot packs in the bottom. we're going to get fully equipped. we're going to make it happen. we're going to party like 1999. >> reporter: the excitement is still strong here in the city. and the city itself is ueil mors conference later on this morning about that parade. but also, the places that are going to benefit from all of this will be businesses like restaurant, stores sa s and hot up. live at city hall, i'm matt delucia, nbc10

but, back out here live on the east side of city hall here, see people walking around now.d of the beginning of the morning commute. but what specifically i want to show you, these orange cones, where these or ankle cones, are that's exactly where light polls were standing hours ago, right after the super bowl win. well, now it is just orange cones, they've been removed by city workers. they still need to replace that. police are still on scene. because they will have to direct traffic, more cars on the road, and drivers need to be safe. as well as pedestrians. actual crosswalk signs is missing. i showed you guys that earlier this morning. so, again, all of that stuff has to be replaced. and will be out here monitoring the situation, and bring you the very latest as is we get it. that's the very latest update we have. live in center city, chantee lans, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ," jim, rahel. >> all right, chantee, thank you. >> once the game was over, many eagles fans headed into the streets. >> many buying new eagles gear trang do live in center city where the models opened

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on the intersection of broad and city hall.ights at the intersection are down, like the lights are completely down mysteriously in the area. be careful as you're crossing. we have an accident new at henry avenue and valley avenue that popped up and clear quickly. we have an accident on the new jersey turnpike southbound approaching the black horse of we have black ice out there even in new jersey not just in the lehigh valley. watch for slick spots, matt and tam. we have a ton of accidents. ♪ >> the philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions, eagles fans everywhere this is for you! >> there was a the radio call the minute it become real, the moments that the patriots passed into the endzone was broken up by our birds and called incomplete. nick foles matched tom brady score for score. >> you saw brandon graham who had the one and only sack in the game. the eagles went on to win the barn burner 41-33. >> the eagles are world champions, philadelphia gets the win, what generations have waited for and prayed for and seen real. >>

i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news" at city hall. jim. >> thank you, vernon. >>> in glassboro new jersey they're all about the birds especially one in particular. today schools in the district held pep rallies and supported glassboro high school alum and eagles running back corey clement. students took part in various activities including football trivia. >>> so we ask you to kick off your super bowl weekend right here on channel6 tonight. join us for the "action news" championship preview live from minneapolis at 8 o'clock. >>> extensive coverage of the eagles' super bowl weekend continues next. ducis rodgers and brian westbrook live in minneapolis minnesota with team preparations. guys. >> reporter: yes, jim, the practicek to brian westbrook about that. he'll also bcoaching matchup in the super bowl. jim. >> the vikings nfc loss is a big win for a gloucester county father and son. they scored coveted tickets to the super bowl thanks to a defeated minnesota fan. >> wind chills right now in the teens and our super bowl mainly wet but

heading towards city hall to get up there and celebrate. 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 street he heading towards city hall and just anywhere they can get on the street. they can't get much further up, because it's just full. again, they will never be called the no super bowl ring eagles ever again. because you know that's what you hear when everybody starts getting into the trash you talking. at least we got a ring. guess what? we got one too. we got it right here, right now. on broad street. send it back to you guys. >> than

come on out and you have a 13- mile stretch right up broad street pick your spot wrap it around city halland then right up the parkway to the art museum steps. they will set up jumbo trons today, inner drive of the parkway, will have some travel restrictions, dropping off what we call the horses those wooden barriers, and of course metal gates for the crowd control. you will see the guys out there today and tomorrow, getting ready for the parade, mike and alex. >> did we have the old wooden horses. >> yes. >> we still got those. >> yep, um-hmm. >> sounds like a good deal maybe 2 million people lining broad street and parkway, budweiser providing free beer what could go wrong. >> really. >> well, then we think about what happened after the game. police are hoping we avoid these incidents at the parade like mike said millions of people are expected to be on the street, city leaders are encouraging fans to have fun, celebrate but please stay safe >> it sounds like our planning editor just have fun witt. steve keeley at the art museum , steve we have a little mini parade planned we will give

i just spoke to a couple folks waiting for a bus at city hall. they also have to work on thursday, unfortunately as well. >> unfortunately, i have to be at work. my job is not giving us off. >> reporter: do you wish you could be at the parade? >> yes. the eagles really did a good job. they really did. >> reporter: and another thing to look out for is hotels. so, if you want to come to this area, by center city, to watch the parade and not have to go home. and you just want to make a day of it in center city. take a look at what i found here. just looking at an app here for hotels in center city. sold out. sold out. sold out, sold out. so you might want to try to venture into the city using other forms of transportation. and head back home. i'll break down some of those transportation methods that you can use and how septa is preparing coming up in the next half hour. i'm live in center city, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> philadelphia, public and parochial will be closed. tap the nbc10 app for the full list of parade closures and to check out the

that press platform will offer great shot of city hall and william penn in the platform. as we make a right and go north on 16th street and come up to the parkway we will turn left on the parkway. we stay on the westbound lanes the left lane so we are going all essentially down the center of the parkway barricade will be along both side of this motorcade but we are going to offer maximum number of viewing opportunities for everyone. barricades will be up well in advance, they will be up early that morning so as people start coming and we will get to how they will get to how they will get there in a second as they start arriving they will gather, everyone will have a great close-up view of not just the parade but of what happens late. just very simply the parade, met or cade passes way up, goes around logan circle and the proper way goes up the parkway goes around eakins oval and ends right at kelly drive at the art new seem our guest will get out. there are many people in the parade, some of whom will be seated, because of the stage itself and many of you may have noticed

it heads up broad to city hall. it makes a quick left on jfk boulevard, a quick right on 16th, and heads to ben franklin parkway where it will end at the philadelphia of art museum steps. >>> and as you mentioned, there are a lot of closures throughout the city of philadelphia. we are talking about all public and parochial schools. didn't take long for school officials to say you know what, considering probably a few people didn't show up on monday after the super bowl, it might be a good idea that once the parade is announced that we give folks the day off. temple university closed, my alma mater, university of pennsylvania closed. drexel campuses in university city and center city, they'll be close today. the airports and the staff there is closed. obviously you can get in and out. as city employees, they're off for the day. we've got a full list of the closures right now on the nbc10 app and on nbc10.com. and we've been getting a lot of emails and tweets o media, very imptant question about what to do if you have

a taxi driver in new york city has committed suicide right outside city hall will give me details in a moment. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest street in truth to stand out of the news business you just need as the right questions and demand the right answer. question no. one else seemed wrong oh well we just don't all. get to stamp out this thing comes after. and it gains from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. a taxi driver in new york has committed suicide right outside city hall he left a note on facebook accusing politicians of failing to protect his industry and saying services such as had financially ruined his life. and reports. douglas shifter took his own life after parking his car in front of new york city hall it wasn't hard for police investigators to figure out why for his suicide intended to draw attention to the ordeal that he and other professional drivers go through he posted this on fa

that is no parking from arch to pine around city hall. also from dickinson down to oregon avenue, there is no parking on either side of broad street and median parking as well. behind me you can see some of those preparations have already begun around city hall. some of those barriers are up. when the eagles win, we just want everyone to celebrate and do so peacefully. reporting live at city hall, bob brooks, channel 6 action news. gray, nydia? >> your time now, 7:07. if you're just waking up our action news reporter jeannette reyes is live at the mayfair diner. >> you're right up the road from frankford and cottman and a lot of clear cheerleaders with you this morning. >> at 7:00 this morning, a lot of energy here. i think i got the best assignment. they're actually in the mood of giving eagles. eagl eagl eagles pretzels with the sprinkles. remember when they beat the vikings, once there is an event like like that, they got double the profit, double the volume. imagine if and when the eagles win in the super bowl. this is what the super

posted by the san francisco firefighters union shows an suv with a smashed window and says, while at city hall this happen. hashtag, cities fine. hashtag no problems here. the suv belongs to tom o'connor president of the union. >> we were in the middle of contract negotiations yesterday and when i came out my car had been broken into right in the middle the day in in front of city hall. this is the third time his suv has been broken into. the thief did not still much, just sneakers, birthday checking cosco carpet the unions tweet raised eyebrows because it included the mayor's twitter handle. the tweet was deleted because some thought it criticized the mayor. >> no one is immune from these break-ins. it was not a dick at the mayor so that backfired. we also support the mayor's efforts in identifying this is a problem. >> reporter: car break-ins are an epidemic. i've said it time and time again. parking your car in san francisco should not be a game of roulette. we need to fix the issue. were making sure that that is prepared in the budget. >> reporter: san francisco please have increased foot

so welcome to city hall, congratulations, galileo high school. let's do it again next year. [applause] >> now, as you know, you have a very famous alumni who went out of her way to put this together for you. she's sitting here in the front row. she's been here for all the right reasons, and we all trust her, and if it wasn't for her, i wouldn't be standing here. so ladies and gentlemen, please put your hands together for the one and only president london breed. [applause] >> the hon. l. breed: all right, all right. it's time for a real celebration, and let me start by saying that galileo is always making history. when i went to galileo, with tyrell and dari, and i don't have any glasses on, so i can't see anyone else back there, but it was the first time in the history of the city and county of san francisco that there was ever a threepeat, where we won turkey day three years in a row. first time in the history. no one, no one has ever broken that record. galileo is known for always having an incredible football team. and i was there turkey day when you guys beat mission. no

he went early morning in front of city hall and he shot himself. before he had shot himself, he wrote a post on facebook where he really just outlined, i think, the reality that over 100,000 drivers, professional drivers in new york city, are facing. amy: what is that reality? >> it is a race to the bottom. every day people are going deeper and deeper into poverty. this is the reality of the so-called "gig" economy. it is about destroying what has been a full-time profession, turning it into part-time poverty pay work. way,and lyft -- by the they are absolutely the same. it is all one same business model. they use their political might -- in 2016, uber and lyft combined spent more on lobbying than amazon and walmart combined. and microsoft as well. so they use the political might to when deregulation bills. amy: they used more money on lobbying than walmart, microsoft -- >> and amazon. amy: combined. >> yes. had 33% years ago, uber more lobbyist than walmart itself. the most amazing thing here is that what they are lobbying for his, first, exemption

with the vince lombardi proffy in city hall the mayor and parade organizers revealed the details. >> i want to thank them for all the joy they brought to us. >> it's really an opportunity for us, our organization and players and staff to really sort of take in the enthusiasm and say thank you. >> 11:00 a.m. at broad and paterson the parade takes off going north on broad street around city hall and down the ben franklin parkway and stopping at the art museum steps. >> nice and slow to give people the opportunity to see everyone and it will be open air so people will see, they are not enclosed vehicles. >> there will be 14 jumbotrons from eakins oval to city hall and on this stage the celebration takes place. >> there are celebration as long the parade route that will happen. and it will be very visual. and extra equipment to strengthen signals are installed and signs for parking restrictions are going up. and expect a heavy police presence. there is no restrictions on what to bring and police warn that behavior like this on sunday night will not be tolerated. we'll have people on foot

the lombardi trophy came to city hall this morning. and come thursday a crowd possibly in the millions will flood downtown philadelphia to see the eagles heist it in a parade and ceremony. just a short time ago we learned the plans to make it a wonderful experience for the fans, the finish line is here at the art museum. the same place the nfl draft was held. and annie mccormick is liv

some of the faithfuls even setoff fireworks on broad street near city hall. th grace, but not all. the awning of the ritz carlton hotel in center city collapsed under the weight of birds fans. others burned the tom brady jersey in the streets. still others damaged street poles, broke windows and scrawled graffiti on buildings. so here's what's ahead for the super bowl champion eagles. head coach doug pederson and nick foles will answer questions in minneapolis later this morning. we're also expected to lauren details when the team will return to philadelphia and plans for the city victory parade. >>> good morning, everyone. 95 we're watching around gerard avenue, majors aren't too bad for the most part in terms of v volume, but we're watching some slippery spots. watch southbound around route 422. >>> well-celebrate with sunshine today, but you'll have to deal with those cold gusty winds. the temperatures are going to struggle to warm up at all. 31 degrees at 9:00, 32 degrees at noontime. and the entire area will see those winds this afternoon. we will see sun

the current site restored a spatial relationship between city hall and the monument by placing it on axis with the building in the centre of fulton street. the orderly plan of the civic centre district serves as the city beautiful movement in urban planning and the identifying feature of the landmark district. the monument consists of five separate components. one large central figure, surrounded by four sculptural groupings. all five sculptures are secured to ornamental, granite bases. of the monument's five components, the area proposed for alteration is the early days sculpture, which is located on the granite base closest to hyde street and is circled in yellow in this image. the project sponsor in this case is the san francisco arts commission and allison cummings on their staff is here to present the background on the project and address the conservation work that will be part of the effort. staff requests that the historic preservation commission determine the appropriateness of the work in conformance with article 10 of the planning code and the secretary of the interior stand

doesn't work that way. >> and these are also -- these are constraints based on the assumption of city hall meetings. we haven't researched this, but it is probably the case if there were meetings available in other buildings somewhere else in the city of san francisco, this technology hurdle may not be the challenge, so in terms of the next steps, to the extent that we can continue in conversation with city technology people to see if there are other places or other ways where meetings are handled with a little bit more of 21st century technology, we can check on that and report back where and when that might be possible. ultimately, it might require a decision where city hall is the best location to engage the public in that way, but we can certainly continue to ask and engage and monitor conversations about that. >> yeah. my comment would be sort of similar to commissioner lee's, and that would be to go back to experts in i.t. for the city. is there a way to incorporate a feed into the television itself, you know, when you watch cnn or something else, you've got the ticker tape that goes

george, look, across from city hall. look at everybody.etting trains out, and just mobs of people already, and they're all bumm rushing the parkway i think to get closest to the stage and the rocky steps which is probably already full. jared, if you have the ability to switch our camera, which we have on top of our master showing the scene, i see the police lights, parkway lights, and the flags really blowing, so it is a chill parkway, as well. but, nobody, even though they're shivering, are complaining. they're all excited to be here. more excited than i think i've ever seen a philadelphia crowd at 5:40 in the morning. so, we will sends it back to you, from city hall and love park. >> you know what's so shocking? five hours before any of those floats and the buses leave the linc area and head on up. five hours before the parade starts. >> throughout the morning, wait five, ten minutes, see the scenes in they're going to change. so we will check back in with our crews throughout the morning here on "good day" philadelphia. just getting sta

coming up from the stayed -- stadiums past city hall to the art museum. windchills in the low to mid 20s. temperature 28 at 9578 and 1:00 a.m. 30 degrees there. we're hats and gloves, sunglasses not a bad idea and of course the eagles gear you'll have a lot of fellow civilians and people from the -- philadelphians and people from the delaware valley doing that. tomorrow, we get up to 39 for the high, there will be clouds around a feature to the north will throw a snow shower in the northern suburbs at times tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high, 34, sunny, brisk and cold, bundle up for the parade. tomorrow a snow shower north mostly cloudy and high of 39. saturday, milder, 51. around mid afternoon to late afternoon we're looking for the arrival of rain. that will continue saturday night. sunday, soaking rain, cloudy and mild high of 52. monday, 46 degrees, sunshine returning. 47 under mostly cloudy skies tuesday. wednesday is valentine's day, we'll go for a high of 52. you might be snuggling under an umbrella because there c

it will head up to city hall. then will go around the west side of city hall and jfk boulevard. then the players will go on 16th street and then a left on ben franklin parkway up to the museum of art. a live look at the art museum. the ceremony is slated to begin at 1:00 p.m. it's expected to last until 3:00 3:00. >> we have team coverage of thursday's parade of champion krystal klei has that important forecast. miguel martinez-valle was there when the city announced plans. this is going to be some party. >> reporter: it's going to be the party that people have been waiting for for decades. the planning is well in place. you can see the stage behind me there. that's where the ceremony is going to take place at 1:00. then across the street a little farther, you can see some bleachers set up and some audio teens getting set up. you can see the parkway is already closed down at least parts of it there for some of the setup. the mayor today and a will the of people i have been talking to say they have been waiting a long time for this. the stage is up the speakers set and the eagles

anne makovec is live at city hall with a preview of the mayor's speech. good morning, anne. >> reporter: good morning, neda. yeah, san jose is a city that's seeing a lot of great prosperity. but that boom is leaving a lot of families in the dust struggling to survive. and, of course, there are questions about when this silicon valley bubble may burst. mayor sam liccardo doesn't try to predict that stuff, he says, because he is always wrong. >> we know regardless of the timing that we have to prepare for it. but we need to be fiscally prudent and have money set aside to ensure that we can continue basic services to residents even during the downturns and that's why we are focused on restoring services in a sustainable way. >> reporter: of course, house something a major issue here. there's not enough of it. it's extremely expensive. the mayor says the plan is to build 25,000 new units in the next five years. a lot of the new homes will be built near public transit with a bart extension in the works. he mentioned high-speed rail trying to get folks out of ca

he reeped some of the sweet reward, today at city hall. >> council president clark bet boston city council president, andrea campbell, that the eagles would beat pate tree yachts and win their very first super bowl ring. so today he was rewarded with some congratulations boston cannolis from renowned italian bake shop, mike's pastry. >> thank you, council president, campbell. a bet well placed but unfortunately you came out on the tail end, and thank you, philadelphia eagles, we love you. >> all right, council president clark lost bet he promised boston council president cheese steaks from jim's steaks and pennsylvania made treats from the reading terminal market. >> um, um. >> that is good stuff. >> that sounds really good right now. >> that does. >> eagles, that is what i'm talking about. >> 108 years of boy scouting was celebrate today in philadelphia outside city hall earlier today councilman al taubenberger presided over ceremony honoring 108th anniversary of the boy scouts and cradle of liberty council. the flag is new flying at city hall for rest of the week as a tribute to more tha

this is video from city hall overnight. they got that area pretty cleaned up by about 3:00 this morning. the cleaning started yesterday with a crew following behind the parade to begin getting everything back in order. and some of the people who came out to enjoy the parade, they really couldn't believe what was left behind. >> i was glad they were already scooping it up as people were moving. they were scooping it in piles. >> reporter: and another point to mention here, the roads around city hall are back open now. so that's good for drivers. another thing to kooeeep in min if you live in the city trash pickup day is delayed. if your trash is friday, today, it will be picked up tomorrow. for now live, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> massive crowds jammed the city's major thoroughfares in a history making show of team pride. this is incredible. eagles fans packed the streets. they crowded overpasses, filled rooftops. they even got in the trees just to get a glimpse of their heroes on double-decker buses. some eagles fans gr

here's a digital joke placing him on top of city hall for example even a spoof inside city hall calling for kelce to become mayor of philadelphia. jim, jason kelce's hairdresser told me that he wanted to pay a special tribute to philadelphia and that's why he asked her to line him up with some kind of mummers costume for the parade yesterday and she told me he is now engaged to a philadelphia area gal and there's some speculation he may decide to make this town his home. i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news" in havertown, delaware county, jim. >> vernon, thank you. >>> you can relive the history making day in philadelphia's sports history on 6abc app. right now you can see videos from the biggest moments of the celebration, video from the action cam and chopper6 plus dozens of photographs of eagles players and fans enjoying the championship parade. >>> there is other news tonight. the penn state football team trainer who was in the fraternity house when pledge tim piazza suffered fatal hazing injuries is quitting. tim bream was the beta theta pi fraternity live in adviser. bream testi

what was incredible about this coverage, a hammonton of people were converging on city hall. there was a city wide celebration. >> we had video from sky 4. william penn in the foreground. eagles flags out there. the green lights. we have been waiting for this for decades. and it is finally here. it has finally happened. this team, this underdog team that so many people maybe outside the philadelphia region, pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware, doubt it. >> certainly football fans in other parts of the country. but even some of the sports analysts outside philadelphia. >> yes. >> some of the pro experts continued to doubt the eagles until last night's game. >> you see the fireworks going off up above that ground. even before the nfc championship game some of the local papers said eagles were going to fall to the vikings. and they did not. >> this is what we showed you a few moments ago at the height of the celebration. trash trucks are out for two reasons. one, they're blocking, keeping crowds corraled. and there will be some cleanup as you saw drew a few minutes ago. there is c