officials are taking action to get rid of the unwanted guest "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in trenton what are they doing about this problem cleve. >> reporter: well, i don't know if you can hear that just moments ago we had flares that go off they shoot up in the air and whistle. right around 5:30 this was bird central i put on this outer coat and i had my hood up because the splats were happening all around me. but those flares seem to be working, and we found out today as we looked around this area what a severe problem they are having, with what these crows leave behind. >> it is green it is white. >> reporter: terrible tap industry is covering sidewalks cars, bus stops and pretty much everything below theresa long south warren street in trenton. that is right it is bird poop it is epically awful. >> when you walk by it is just like ahh walk up courthouse steps it is every where.

. >>> glassboro's corry clement is now a super bowl, champion and i'm cleve bryan, find out how his family and best friend s reacted to that amazing super bowl win. >> what was your reaction when the eagles won and were you on live tv? see what happens when a sportscaster watches his favorite team win it all a priceless moment later in sports. >>> good job, in the end zone, and it is, caught by corry clement, yes. touchdown. >> just one of the many plays eagles fans will remember forever, corry clement, reeling in one of nick foles many beautiful throws, and, eagles scored in super bowl 52 clement scoring the ball 2 feet and, stepping in the back of the end zone. >> wow. >> i know. >> i can watch it over and over. corry clement and his family super bowl win is extra sweet. >> like most eagles fans they grew up around here south jersey and "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke with his mom and some friends, like all of us are really enjoying this big win. >> we held each other and he cried. >> reporter: mrs. clement says amazing journey like she shared with her son eagles running bac

. >>> i'm cleve bryan in commercial township and i want to introduce to you sky, a pride winning she dog and we will show you what his full-time job is. >>> i'm meteorologist chelsea ingram we are live at dilworth park with the mobile weather watcher. we will talk about how some sweethearts are celebrating this valentines day, coming up >>> well,ville know of, st. joes and sixers all in action tonight we will preview at february 14th, valentines day to some but phillies fans it means pitchers and catchers report we will head to clearwater later in sports. if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say, if there's a better path, you should take it. and when there isn't, well, you know where i'm going with that. don't do things by the book if the book can't keep up. take your page from one that hasn't been written. we took two renowned universities, including a premiere medical school, and created a single university that defies convention. at jefferson, we're making modern look old and making old look new and making sure new is not enough. we're adding more weig

. >>> kid of all ages, and sizes , i'm cleve bryan, coming up i'll show you highlights from the atlanticity boat show. >>> armed with piece of paper police release contents of the note robbery suspect passed to a dunkin' donuts employee before taking off with a bag of cash we will tell you what it said up next, don. >>> do you want them all to stay but just not possible, and the eagles to tough choice toes make than players we will hear from howie roseman in >>> contents of the threatening note hand todd a store employee during a robbery. it happened object february 7th at dunkin' donuts on adams avenue in lawncrest. on the right you could see hands of the employee read ago this note, according to police it said as quickly as possible put whatever you have in a bag , so you do not get shot. employee complied, and the two suspects ran off with the bag of cash, if you recognize either men give police a call. >>> members of the philadelphia's city council were recognize by cities young students. prek class at method day care services in wynfield heights presented curtis jones with hand made

cleve bryan is live on the campus of university of pennsylvania. cleve?> reporter: rahel, we have easily over a hundred students here now lining the locust walkway on the campus here at penn. they started organizing earlier this week online talked about want to go get together to do something to show solidarity with all those young people across the country that have been speaking up against gun violence since the massacre in park land, florida. now, they're holding these white signs and each of those signs is an event, mass shooting event from january of last year until present day. and so they're lining the walkway here reminding all the other students and bringing awareness to the fact that it's not just one of them. these are events that keep happening over and over again. in fact, little bit they're going to have a moment of silence for each victim that has died since january of last year in mass shooting events. they'll hold 497 seconds of silence more than eight minutes and i talked to some of the student leader as little while ago about why they'r

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live along 295 in carney's point where some drivers reported getting stuck in the big mess. good afternoon, cleve. >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, yes, we got off exit two here, some of the cars with damaged tires got off here and saferly said some drove over to the nearby woodstown barracks to report the substance on the road. now, we didn't go to see any of the tires first-hand, because it did happen quite a little while ago at 5:00 a.m. this morning, to 7:00 a.m. this morning, people reporting these tires. but we got close look at what was on the road. >> take a look at this video that we saw. >> this was crews scraping up that thick tar-like substance off the road at billings port road in marlboro near where the tar truck started spilling the black goo. >> according to the tri-state transportation, they say one of their trucks around 5:00 a.m. caring liquid asphalt from a refinery in paulsboro, did a pole overdue to condensation in the standing. they don't know exactly how much spilled out. but we could see from ourselves as we were drivi

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live at the school where the student led effort, it is gaining some traction, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, the students walked around the school and then hung outside for about a hour and a half and then went back in and had an assembly. we are hearing from the school district tonight that they won't be punish in anyway for their actions but there is no indication they will get what they want which is their teacher back in the classroom. from their seats, to the streets, hundreds of students walked out of cherry hill east high school on tuesday morning , these students are speaking up for a teacher they say was punished for sounding an alarm for improving school safety. history teacher tim locke's reportedly out on administrative leave for allegedly talking about the parkland massacre and how he felt their school is vulnerable to a similar attack >> i used to work for this district and i'm embarrassed they are working this way. >> reporter: lisa boyle said she's terrified of the school shooting ever happening here. >> every day, every day i worry

in moorestown, cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, the full international olympic committeeve board voted tonight to uphold the russian ban in the 2018 winter olympics and that means russian athletes will not march in the closing ceremonies under their own flag. two of the four athletes who tested positive for banned drugs in pyeongcheng were russian including a curler who had to return his bronze medal. russia was banned from the olympics on december 5th because of a massive doping scandal at the 2014 sochi games. >> reporter: the body of billy graham is back in his hometown just ahead of his funeral next week. pallbearer brought graham's body out of the funeral home in ashville, north carolina, this morning. spectatord lined the 130-mile procession route from ashville to his birthplace of charlotte north carolina where his body will lay in repose for two days. graham's body will be brought to the u.s. capitol on wednesday and thursday before it's returned to charlotte on friday for the funeral. >>> and we now know when hbo will be releasing its biopic starring a pacino as

in collegeville cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> that looks good, cleve.u. >>> if you saw a pack of pantsless people running through philadelphia this afternoon you were watching the cupid undies run. participants stripped down to their skivvies for the event. the 1 mile run started and ended with a party at world cafe live and isn't runners wore valentine's day themed costumes. >>> meanwhile crowds of brides to be participated in their own tradition in maple shade, new jersey. the running of the brides at good will that's pennsauken store brought out dozens of people trying to get their hands on a wedding discount. 350 brand new designer dresses were up for grabs along with veils, tiaras jewelry and other wedding accessories. the annual fundraiser funds job training programs. >>> as we deal with rainfall here at home look at what saturated sinkhole revealed near austin texas. this hole exposed a 22-foot deep cavern underneath three homes this week. geologists were able to map the cave and say it stretches for 170 feet. i know we're getting a lot of rain,

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan caught up with a few at lowtheater in cherry hill, hi there, cleve. >> reporter: disney estimates in the prescreening this movie brought in more than 25 million-dollar and everybody we met was glad that finally the marvel action thriller is opened to the public. >> yeah, black panter. >> reporter: on the first day full viewing schedule black panter audiences turned out in mass. >> life licensing fan just happy that the day is here. >> reporter: for many a family affair. >> we love each other. >> reporter: sanders say they are in the only huge super hero fans but happy to do something as a family with the cultural tie to africa during black history month. >> just to have a positive thing and positive light on the african-american community , something that we can support, get behind, have our kids see. this is like history. >> reporter: black artists like rob armstrong who created jump start, see movies african super hero and all black cast as a modern cinema break through. >> movie's huge, it is a not even a movie, it is a movement right thing at the

. >> energy of the film is especially strong in the african-american community and our cleve bryan is live in south philadelphia where a screening business to get underway, cleve. >> reporter: hundreds of people from the delta sigma sorority and their friends are here to see it for a first pre screening have the black panter. vibe i have been getting from everybody here is this is the super hero that many african-american people have been waiting for. >> we sold 100 tickets in 24 hearst. >> reporter: delta sigma sororities, philadelphia alumni chapter, celebrating african heritage as they get a sneak preview of this weekend 's soon to be blockbuster black panter. it will make them feel right at home in the fantasy settling, the african nation of oconda. >> it really thrilling and proud to be able to connect with their heritage and even if it is in the part of their heritage to wear, energy it. >> reporter: bryant who organized the prescreening, at the river view united artists say it is refreshing to see a black hero and black supporting cast to take center stage. >> most importantly

super bowl champ. >> go, birds. >> go, birds. >> in williamstown, cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news">> all right. the most important team at the super bowl tomorrow may likely be a massive multi agency security team that have all gathered customs and border protections aviation and marine units flying six helicopter hels over downtown minneapolis giving a birds eye view to officers below. super bowl is categorized by the department of homeland security as a level one special event meaning it has the highest threat to public safety. in all, more than 60 police agencies and 1700 federal agents are supporting minneapolis police. >>> back here at home there are eagles fever is all over the place on the ice in south jersey, camden county host add pep rally in cooper river park today. some of the fans were wearing their eagles green at the winter fest ice rink. former eagle hollis thomas was out there. he was signing autographs for fans. >>> and car lovers also at the philadelphia auto show are overcome with eagles fever. take look at what happened there. it was a green out today as eagles

cleve bryan has the story. >> did i miss the super bowl. >> no, no, no. >> oh, my god. >> no, you didn't reporter: with her eyes wide and mouthful of gauze haley parks from williamstown woke up from wisdom teeth surgery earlier this week terrified she missed the super bowl. as her daughter came out of anesthesia her mom recorded the conversation. >> so bad. >> reporter: mom's recording revealed the true and hilarious nature of haley's love for the eagles. >> i love the eagles. >> okay, i know. i love them, too. >> they're like my sisters. >> they're men. how can they be your sisters. >> reporter: thanks to social media the eagles got the message. in response to the viral video on friday the team offered haley two tickets to the super bowl. >> at first i was like oh my god everyone is going to see this. i'm never going to hear the end of it after i get back to school. now that i got super bowl tickets. >> reporter: they've been scrambling to get to minneapolis. >> we've been long time fans through thick and thin and i think it's a great gesture that they saw that and recognized a true fan

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan caught up with the owners who are enjoying every last bite of redemption. >> for some fans the eagles super bowl run was life changing. college collegeville italian bakery name changing it sayings eagleville. >> it did wonders for every single mom and pop shop business to a sport bar to everything. everybody schuylkill seeded, everybody won. and we're just so thankful that you know, it was cents our eagles here. >> sweet taste of the eagles first super bowl championship flavored with redemption it comes at the hand of the new england patriots, for those who bet against us, time to pay up. >> boston area baking company wagered one of their sheet cakes against tomato pie. if the eagles lost the tomato pie would have included a patriots logo. >> that would have killed us, i think we would have to destroy the stencil after done with it. >> but we won. and this was the eagles cake. >> collegeville bakery home of the philadelphia eagles. >> yeah. >> also they made 500-dollar donation to the philadelphia school district. >> they say despite their belov

we are live from washington township, cleve bryan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> what a celebration.> and the sirens, look. >> yes. >> isn't that great. >> they do it up. >> they do it right. >> that is what it is all about. >> yes. >> thanks, cleve. >> they will have a good time. >> and weather looks good. >> yeah. >> it is not dropping as quickly as they did, they have cloudness place. it is relatively comfortable, at least and dry for tonight, and in the so much over the next couple days. we have rain on the way. we were clipped this afternoon , in our far northern suburbs, a little system that brought light snow and lets look at a video we shot. chopper three caught horses in allentown frolicking in the snow up there. they have a lot of snow on the ground up there but still a coating of white on the ground in allentown and these guys have blankets on and they are loving it, enjoying a nice, chilly but dry afternoon, little fresh coating up in the poconos with a few snow showers, and looking good, thanks to chopper for capturing that video for us. lets check with our weather watch

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan caught up with the men of the hour. ♪ fly, eagles, fly ♪ >> strikee pep band and let's here our favorite pep so song. >> eagles super bowl celebration continued saturday. as moorestown, new jersey, honored two of their favorite citizens head coach doug pederson and assistant offensive seive coach eugene khung. >> what's up moorestown. >> this is an example of what a community should be like right here. i cannot be more proud and say i live here in moorestown to be a part of this community. >> they were praised for winning in the face of injuries and adversity for the man known to love ice cream this was pederson's cherry on top. >> here by proclaim february 24th, 2018 to be coach doug pederson day. [ cheers and applause ] >> hundreds came to show their appreciation. >> it's great for the city of philadelphia, for the surrounding communities to be part of something so special. going forward right now, you know, we're not going to be the same philadelphia eagles. the guys, the way that this has work we're not going to be the same. you know, we're going

live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right, cleve, well, we will see how that allks out depending on how sunday goes. we will see. >>> you always notice we have been here and seeing eagles fans coming in, it is that they each tend to have their clearly their favorite piece of eagles clothing. we have seen thrown back stuff we have seen kelly green. we have seen more current eagles green. ukee and nicole, i don't know if you have a favorite look or a favorite shirt, hat, or whatever but that is what people are wearing for sure, they are pulling out the favorite, the outfits, ready for sunday. >> i will be in the old eagle, the old insignia, later on. >> i love the kelly green, the throw back. >> yes. >> um-hmm, um-hmm it is all good. >> it is all good. >> all right, see new a bit. thanks very much. >>> a friendly wager to tell but that is what officials from philadelphia's art museum are calling a bet they are making with the museum of fine arts in boston. the museums will swap the love and famous paintings, the winning teams home city will get a piece of art on loa

. >>> name's being added to the list all the time those lost in the opioid epidemic i'm cleve bryan,ing up how local government and families are fighting back in south jersey. >>> inn learned integrity, maturity and learned a lot about grit and hard work. >> how hockey's changing the lives of hundreds have local kids and an organization named after a philadelphia legend is giving young men and women a chance to play, learn and grow , and in ways they never believed was >>> well, the opioid epidemic continues to plaque our nation and now some communities in south jersey are taking a new approach to fight back against those that they feel are responsible. >> our cleve bryan explains how local leaders are treating pharmaceutical industry as criminals. >> they were in my medicine cabinet. >> reporter: seven years ago patty's son saul joined ever growing list of victims to the opioid abuse epidemic, she blames big pharma. >> had a tooth ache, went to the dentist and came home with 30 pills of vicodin, oxycontin and that led to his complete spiral. >> reporter: now patty and local governme

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i hugged him, i cried with him , you know, what you earned this, you de is her of it. >> cleve bryan, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> hard work pays off. well, still ahead, joel embiid listed as questionable ahead of the sixers pelicans game. but much to the pelicans disappointment, he did not miss that game after all. see how he led his team to a win. that's coming up next in sports. oh! there's one.a "the sea cow"" manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> the sixers host the clippers tonight. will joel embiid be available? another side liner, will take the court, played 24 minute last night, as the sixers beat the pelicans. >> and two time super bowl champ cory smith checking out the action down at the center. sixers never trailed in the game here in the first ben simmons with the ally-oop pass jo-jo dunks the ball, to teammate robert cover inning tongue, sixers up 17. simmons with the miss, joel ther

. >> music our cleve bryan was standing by there all day long , let's hear it from cleve >> with hornsng, confetti flying, and crowds cheering. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> reporter: the philadelphia eagles brought lombardi troy to the people on thursday, super bowl mvp nick foles led victory parade alongside quarterback carson wentz and eagles owner jeffery lurie, behind them a cast of characters including mr. free beer for all lane johnson and jason kelce. >> fans pack every square inch along and above broad street, and enjoying every moment on the face-to-face player interactions. >> seeing carson wentz up there even though he wasn't in the game was a nation. everyone looked so happy you can see smiles on their faces, looking at us and them and just like true happiness. >> what were you saying. >> fly eagles fly. >> reporter: megan and her six year-old daughter from phoenixville shared a moment many families have only dreamed of a victory celebration for super bowl champion eagles. >> amazing, long time philadelphia resident witnessing this was an amazing experience and the fact that

. >>> lets check"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan. >> he is at ferry avenue patco station in camden with more on how patco plans to handle tomorrow, cleve. >> reporter: ukee going going, gone we got word 15 minutes ago this patco has now stopped selli morning to go into philadelphia. earlier today the line was where i'm standing, all the way into the gates over through remnants of the line, they say people in line rige to get tickets but they are now turning people away and there is important information if you are going to patco i tomorrow.re ready. we're pumped. >> yeah. >> reporter: on sunday we got the victory now comes the party. >> i think it is a lot of people getting togethelebrate something we have beeno waiting for a very long time. >> reporter: eagles fans want to ride parade experienced the line and next line on thursday will be much longer. >> we a pumping up capacity on the patco line. >> reporter: to prepare for the crowd patco is cons toes operate five stations on thursday morning. in new jersey they are lindenwald wood crest ferry avenue and broadway, in

we first told but the controversy yesterday and cleve bryan is live at the school in camden county, with more on the student led effort , cleve? >> reporter: jessica we saw this morning was very similar to the walk outs that have been happening throughout the country since parkland school massacre but this is specific, to the situation with the teacher, who is reportedly put on leave for sounding the alarm about school security here. hundreds of students walk out of cherry hille high school on tuesday morning to stand up for a teacher that they say was looking out for them. history teacher tim locke, is out on administrative leave for allegedly talking about the parkland school massacre and how he felt their school was vulnerable to a similar attack. >> it was a terrible thing that happened, god forbid it should happen here but this is very serious. >> reporter: parent kelly short said students have their hearts in the right place trying to help their teacher. >> i'm very proud have my son and all of the other kids. there was a great turnout. i'm really proud and so happy they are doing

the south jersey town are investigating racist, social media posts, "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in maple shade with details on this, cleve. >> reporter: there is talk about threats but in word if there are any actual threat made begins students here at maple shade high school, over these racist, videos allegedly made by students at the school , but as a precaution, we saw that there were extra police officers here today and letter sent out reassuring parents that this matter is being addressed. >> one of my friends said she wasn't even going to send her child to school today. >> reporter: questions about student safety and racist behavior led to increased police presence at maple shade high school on tuesday, officials say it is related to posts on social media. >> all i know is that they named this racist video and put it on social media and then they made a threat to the school. >> reporter: in a letter to parents school officials say they were made aware of the person outside school making social media posts over weekend about students at the school. they accused mapl

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan caught up with the rutgers student on her way to minneapolis thiseekend. >> did i miss the super bowl. >> no, no, no. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: with her eyes wide and mouthful of gauze haley parks from williamstown woke up from wisdom teeth surgery this week terrified that she missed the super bowl as her daughter came out of anesthesia her mom recorded the conversation. >> i want to go so bad. >> reporter: mom's recording revealed true, hilarious nature of haley's love for the eagles. >> i love the eagles. >> okay, i know, i love them too. >> but they are men how can they be your sisters. >> brothers. >> thanks to social media the eagles got the message and in response to the viral video on friday the team offered haley two tickets to the super bowl. >> at first i was like my god, i will never hear the end of this once i get back to school but now that i have super bowl tickets i'm in the complaining , awesome. >> reporter: haley's bringing her dad bob and together they have been scrambling to make arrangements to go to indianapolis. >> we have b

trophy case. >> he is still a bull dog at heart, he is an eagle but always a bull dog. >> reporter: cleve bryan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we are just a few hours from kick off, pat gallen is live in minneapolis, pat? >>> good morning, jan yeah just a few hours away from super bowl lii eagles and patriots and coming up we will hear from annex patriot now an eagle who will tell us the best way to beat the patriots just i like these yogurt bites. (phone buzzing) and i like these yogurt bites... ah... ooh! apparently, i like them more than i like my phone. where...ah, oh! hello? ah, i missed it. ...my mother-in-law. i'll call her back. don't tell her i told you that. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning little journey baby essentials from aldi. simply smarter shopping. >>> today is february 4th, super bowl sunday, it is finally here, good morning, everybody i'm jan carabao. meteorologist chelsea ingram live on the sky deck with eyewitness weather tracking rain and probably a wintry mix , good morning, chelsea. >> that is right, good m

honored for bringing the vince lombardi trophy home to philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryanas there >> ♪ >> reporter: strike up pep band and hear our favorite song. >> on the road to victory. >> reporter: eagles super bowl celebration continued on saturday, as moorestown new jersey honored two of their favorite citizens head coach doug pederson and assistante fence i have coach eugene chunk. >> is what up, moorestown. >> this is an example of what a community should be like right here and i cannot be more proud to say hi, and to be part of this community. >> reporter: they were praised for winning in the face of injuries, adversity and foreman men to love ice cream this was pederson's cherry on top. >> we here by proclaim february 24th 2018 to be coach doug pederson day. >> hundreds came to show their appreciation. >> it is great for the city of philadelphia, for the surrounding communities to be part of something so special. >> going forward right now, you know, we will not be the same philadelphia eagles. the way the business works we will not be the same, you know , but w

in collegeville, cleve bryan, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and as it is being super bowl mvp wasthe enough, nick foles has a new job title take a lou type the phrase patriots team owner in to google these days, the top results is nick foles. we're not sure why the eagles quarterback appears instead of the new england nfl team's actual owner robert kraft but did he own the path paths on the field last sunday so i guess it is understandable. >>> in other news strong wind gusts forced olympic officials to postpone the men's downhill , and this will get down as the coldest, olympics in more than 20 years but as dana jacobson reports, team u.s.a. is ready to handle the frigid temperatures while being fashion forward. >> reporter: team u.s.a.'s opening ceremony a tire was designed for both fashion, function, and featured the first heated parka worn by u.s. athletes. >> this jacket came in clutch at opening ceremonies. >> anywhere you can stay warm do you that. >> reporter: asia he haveis a bronze winning bob sledder making her second appearance in pea on chang. she said it is the hot t

cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> go bird. >> wow. >> good energy cominge, thanks very much, cleve we are going to take a quick there, thanks very much, cleve we are going to take a quick break and we will be right ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. i'm trying to manage my a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. he told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes treating their cardiovascular disease, victoza® is also approved to lower the risk of major cv events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. and

. >> "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more from washington township. >> reporter: with multiple police officers and security guards, secured entrances and regular drills, washington township school was recently named the third most safe district in new jersey. >> we have been fortunate in this district to do some of the things we have done. >> reporter: superintendent joe, says there are always ways to make schools safer. after recent safety audit he learned that despite students in corners during active corner drills you could still see them. >> a lot of the assailants are kid that get to the school they know just because lights are off, door closed and the door is locked there is probably kid in those rooms. >> reporter: he went to his engineering students to obscure a shooter's vision in the classroom. >> it had to be relatively inexpensive because we are trying to deploy throughout the district. >> reporter: school doors by law has to have windows and because thinks fire protected wood you cannot actually screw anything into it to attach a panel. how did the s

. >> i think it was cleve bryan that talked to ol eachers and everything this week and it's just fun for the hometown guy to fwet that win and extra sweet for the team you philadelphia you can see i was trying to see what they're walking a round. they're in the millle of where all these people are and they're wiped ago around. if you can rye iting to drive that car you are not getting anywhere right now. >> lauren, casey as we watch the clouds quell we don't know what parade will be. we heard tuesday, wednesday, as lis as wednesday what's a quick look on the forecast. >> wednesday looks a little bet. i don't know timing will be so great as it was today where skies part ed to stick to the streets. mention you wept went and all streets. mention you wept went and all day rain . >> that right it won't matter good and it could hit the streets mitching in the morning and i'm not sure how far it was scheduled for. >> got you. >> and it could be a wet one unfortunately and wednesday. you know it's not going to dampen our spirits. >> not at all, thank you lauren. thank you so much. look at br

were honored to bring the vince lombardi trophy home to philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryanfly eagles fly >> reporter: strike up pep band and lets hear our favorite fight song. >> ♪ >> reporter: eagles super bowl celebrations continues saturday. moorestown new jersey honor two favorite citizens head coach doug pederson and assistant offensive coach eugene chung. >> welcome, moorestown. it are i cannot be more proud, to be this year in moorestown to be part of this community. >> reporter: he and pederson were praised for winning in the face of injuries, adversity, and foreman men to love ice cream this was pederson's cherry on top. >> here by proclaim february 24th, 2018 to be coach doug pederson day. >> reporter: hundreds came to show their appreciation. >> it is great for the city of philadelphia, for the surrounding communities to be part of something so special. going forward right now we are not going to be the same philadelphia eagles. the way this system works we're not going to be the same but we will have the same just s hard. >> reporter: pederson listed moorestown

new jersey reporter cleve bryan, traveled to bishop eustace prep school in pennsauken today to checknt spirit. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it was time to strike up the band and let your excitement show. student at bishop eustace high school in pennsauken capped off a week of eagles excitement with a friday afternoon flag football game and ultimate eagles pep rally. >> so excited. we usually wear our uniforms, and the whole school, a lot of fun. >> officials used eagles pride to promote school pride. >> build up for this day has been crazy, kids have been asking for two weeks, what are we going to dare we going to haf they win. it has been great. >> everyone's real excited. everyone really big eagles fan and all week they've been want to go have stuff, now pep rally, made everyone more excited. >> senior zachary says the super bowl has been all he and his friends have been talking about all week. and they've been dying to let out that penned up energy. >> i'm at all time high. we can't ask for anything bitter that is an eagles fan. hopefully you're into the nor the planned patriots. >> e-a-g-l-e-s,

steps and watch out overhead parts of the trenton new jersey have a serious bird poop problem, aim cleve bryanpe to send tens of thousands of crows, way from the capitol. >>> and, on the look out for vandals police want to on thosek those eagles celebrations too far, more of the new video they are releasing tonight. >>> also this... >> when itd i didn't think i was going to have a chance to be here right now. i didn't know if i was going to have my legs or my life. >> reporter: just in time for valentines day a special visit for a local couple to celebrate the life, and the love that we save and people that made it possible, lauren. >>> speaking of valentines day i'll have what to expect as you take your honey bunny out to dinner tomorrow. we are tracking light wintry precipitation on storm an three and winter warm up in store all that coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starting right now. >>> not even in the grass you cannot avoid it. pretty good. >>> the cows, need to go, so some residents in trentonho

live from west chester i'm cleve bryan, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a van carrying six people including three young children is caught in a hail have bullets, the driver was killed , and now a relative of the victim has a message for those shooters. "eyewitness news", reporter greg air guess is live near the scene of the deadly shooting in fernrock with this story, greg. >> reporter: jessica, good evening, this is a very active investigation and a very large , scene here in fernrock. i want to point out some things, right here behind me that cricket store there are bullet holes in that store and actual accident scene is about a block from where i'm standing right now, investigators combing through this entire area, all the while, searching for what they say are two suspects. the moment of impact, this white van was six people inside, slams into this building, police say that the driver a 23 year-old woman dead from a gunshot wound to the head, five others, including three children, injured in the crash. >> we don't believe they were targeted. >> reporter: investigators do believe that t