this morning deputy commissioner, dennis wilson will speak on game day preparedness. police will be focused on the frankford and cottman intersection mayfair where birds fans have been known for gathering for sports celebrations. an advisory was sent out to district police for businesses, urging them to remove trash cans and flower pots. sell alcohol beverages in plastic containers and have surveillance cameras on and recording this weekend. and you will notice an increased police presence from septa police. septa is reminding customers that the open container fines will be enforced and the surveillance cameras will be rolling. we hope everybody behaved this weekend. >> one south jersey family is gassing up their rv in hopes they will need it for minnesota. the morris town man has driven the rv to 30 football stadium also across the nation. >> reporter: how many miles do you have on this thing? >> 125,000. the only place it's been is to eagles game. >> the detail on the rv reads final destination, broad street, february 6 which will be the parade day for the super bow

authorities were not prepared for this problem, today deputy commissioner dennis wilson who oversees special operations and home land security. he held this news conference, to the media, to let them know that police officers will be out, and ready. now authorities, with the fill police department, they are very well aware of the celebrations that have gone on for decade, at cottman and frankford but they were, taken back by what happened in 2008, here on south broad street. this is what he had to say, about how 2008, possibly will help police, be aware of what could happen, this weekend. >> well, it is a c see this with every other event thats elsewhere in the world. we have to look at these events. look at how to preve certain things from happening here. every experience is good for us. zero eight did help us, i think the following eagles, were in the nfc champion ship and we used thesat we saw the year before. >> reporter: now, deputy commissioner wilson talking right there about the eagles situation, and, on sunday but did he also talk about that women's march. that is going on a

deputy commissioner dennis wilson in charge of special operations. counter terrorism.. how are things so far today? >> everything is great. we kind of had an early flow getting in. a gate is a little backed up. other than that everything moving great. >> okay. we saw the polls and the mailboxes greased on certain corners on broad street. walk us through why we're doing that? >> like i said earlier in the week, each district captain, we have 21 district, each captain looked at their place, put a plan in place, to prevent any mishaps. >> we don't want people climbing the polls later on things like that. >> we definitely don't want that. >> overall, how does the city look at the other locations other than down hereby the stadium? >> there is nothing going on there. we didn't expect that this early. after the eagles win, that's whether we expect celebrations. >> any idea handle how many people might be out on the street celebrating tonight if they do win? >> no idea. >> coach, wide open. you guys are mobile, ready to go? >> mobile and we're fixed in hot spots. >> all right

wilson 10—7. he is the first player from northern ireland to win the title since dennis taylor in 1987. london's alexandra palace. allen, with three ranking titles to his name, takes home just under $280,000. and now up to the priests on the piste. the alpine skiing championship clergyman took place, and they compete for thejohn paul ii cup. competitors are divided not on their beliefs, but on age. they compete on the 800 metre slalom course. the catholics are not the most aerodynamic outfits. i wonder if they can all call for divine intervention —— kazakhs. that's it from sport today. see you soon. goodbye. hello there. a very different feel to the weather over the next few days. the transition began during sunday, some northern and eastern areas stuck below freezing for the afternoon. down to the south—west, it was milder. skip ahead to tuesday, and all of us will be into that mild air, which is moving in our direction on this south—westerly wind, having more of an influence across the british isles as we go through the next couple of days. this monday morning starts off on a much mil

wilson will lead to bigger and better things. his 10—7 victory makes him the first northern irishman to win the masters since dennis taylor back inarsenal in a swap deal in the coming days, he has been spotted with the number 7 shirt at old trafford. he will pass and fresh from her victory at the weekend, lizzy yarnold will lead the skeleton team at the winter games next month. more on all of those stories in 30 minutes. the head of the army will warn today that britain's military capability could fall behind that of potential enemies without extra investment. in a speech to the royal united services institute, general sir nick carter will point to russia's growing battlefield capabilities, and the threat posed by cyber warfare. this appeal is being made with the approval of the defence secretary, gavin williamson, who's made clear he wants more cash from the treasury. we were supposed to be speaking to chris parry, a former officer with the royal navy. i don't think we have the skype line, but we should be able to speak to him. let me check you are there. good morning, chris? we are having problems with that line, i'm afraid. ch