the ppa's plan to use cameras already mounted on septa buses.rivers would hit a button and the camera would take a picture of the violator's license plate. >> we believe that there are over a thousand tickets per day of these type of violations. it would be very similar to red light camera. you would receive a ticket in the mail. the ticks will be $76 in center city and $51 in other surroun surrounding neighbor. peek seventy two he cannin he cf parking got a ticket there might be way out of the it. of course there's a catch. >> kathy, march could get off to stormy start. >> absolutely iain. look at this developing storm oh my goodness. here it is. it doesn't look like much here but that is going to be moving in and create big problems for us as we work our way toward the weekend. we'll take look and what it means for us coming up with the seven day. >> all right, kathy, thanks. one woman sticking to the city. she says her water bill doesn't make any sense much nearly $600. that can't be right now she's getting pay back. >> heroes caught in actio

reporter: city council announcing a bill break for pa parking scoff laws amnesty program where the ppa will eliminate all parking tickets before 2013 but here's the cat catch. you must first sign up online with the program starting thursday. also, all current tickets from 2013 to 2018 must be paid in full or set up a two-year payment plan. >> you can lose your car if you don't have enough money to get it so they make money off of that. so that's good. >> reporter: program will mostly help those who are way behind. like sandra, a couple months ago we showed you how she got the boot on her car for an unpaid ticket from 1993. >> i know the city is broke and i know they're scuffling for money bone are don't take it on me report roar the change comes after a city audit shows since 2012 the ppa has failed to collect more than $77 million in outstanding penalties and fees that could have gone to city schools. for some like sean, the nice gesture is a little too late. >> it makes me sad that i paid all my tickets. [ laughter ] >> because i can have made out on that deal. >> reporter: the city

the ppa wants to add a fee on your uber, lyft or taxi rides. price just a 50% surcharge the ppa executive director says the new fee could raise up to 13 and a half million dollars a year most of which they say would go to the city school district. the fee would replace an existing one point 4% tax on ride services but still has to be approved by state lawmakers. in your health tonight, bad news for those night shift workers. it could impact your blood sugar levels. according to researchers people who work irregular or rotating shifts that include night shifts are more likely to have type two diabetes than those who only work days. but working a permanent night shift was not linked to increa increased risk of diabetes. experts say anyone who can avoid working nights, eat a healthy diet, watch your weight and get exercise and sleep a way to lower your hell risk. >>> wine drinkers rejoice ingredient in red wine could help fight tooth decay and begun gum disease. polly fennels found in wine helps prevent harmful bacteria from forming recent studies

. >> reporter: ppa says the man would be to use cameras already mounted in septa some 1200 bus buses. drivers would just hit a button and the camera would take a picture of the violators license plate. >> we believe that there are over a thousand tickets per day of these type of violations. it would be very similar to red light camera. you would receive a ticket in the mail. >> reporter: the hope to eventually curb this type of behavior. but long-testimony septa rider brian harrington says, parking is already at a premium in the city and he thinks it's an awful idea. >> sometimes you park there for a minute and just jump out and nine times out of ten even if the bus lane is open, the buses don't pull n you still have to walk into the street so it look like the pp a just trying to get more money. >> reporter: tickets would be $76 in center city and $51 in other parts of the the city and the ppa says the program could generate millions of dollars. the parking authority says it would probably require new legislation in harrisburg but says it believes it's a no brainer. dawn timmeney, fox

ppa, no playing today. >> i'm down with no ppa. >> you know hey. >> we found oh, what are we lookinghere? >> this looks like near broad and pattison, one of the at&t stations in. >> at&t, yes. >> that's the citizens bank parking lot bottom left. >> camera position back up and running now, down at philadelphia museum of art. jillian, what's going on, from fox news channel, hey. >> you're so formal calling it the museum of art. >> that's the way i am. >> this is formal occasion. >> people have been out here, i know, mike you're so formal. four hours since the middle of the night. these guys got here like 10:00 . they've got the prime spot. okay? i'm hearing myself talk back in my ear. so i'll take this out for a second. gust, i want to introduce to you gust. how are you, my man? >> good. >> what time did you get out here? >> 330. >> are you colds? kind of. >> are you having fun? >> ye. >> why did you want to come out here? >> to see the players. >> ya, dad, tom here, you said that in comparison to everything you've been through in life, your wedding, the birth of your kids, this is up

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if you are parked or can find a spot, the ppa will not enforce metered or time-limit parking today. if you're looking for a garage, go to philla.org. the vine street expressway is closed eastbound from the vine to about south street. that's normal nd with the crash carmel at tyson. >> thanks. >>> aceakins oval getting packe. you see hundreds, maybe thousands trying to get the best spot to watch the ceremony. they're witnessing history. millions, we're talking as many as two million out in full force lined up and down broad street. line up and down the ben franklin parkway to get a glimpse of the beloved eagles. players will start arriving in a couple of hours here, they will board with families and coaches, their families, wives, children, making their way up broad. northbound behind us, they'll move to jfk, go around city hall on the westbound side, moves west. left on jfk boulevard, right on 16th. they'll make their way to the art museum steps. the guy with the best view, matt delucia, in sky force 10. the bird's eye view. what do you see? >> reporter: i wish i could watch the par

the ppa says they hope this will encourage parade goers to take public transportation. >>> well parents this week have tough decision. do you send your kids to school or do you stepped them to witness history? our shawnette wilson joins us live from newtown night. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, you know i talked to bunch of parents tonight and basically they say it isn't a dilemma at all. they say their kids will be at the parade excused absence or not because as you said it is history. >> we're going to the parade. no doubt. >> reporter: marie cook says it's a no brainer. a parade for the eagles first super bowl win, work and school not this thursday. >> school is very important to me and for my kids but this is perhaps a once in a lifetime opportunity and we won't miss it for the world. >> reporter: parents all over the area are faced with the decision to allow their kids to miss school or not. philadelphia public and catholic schools are closed. but some surrounding districts are grappling with the decision. chris noble's children are in the bethlehem school district and he says schoo

the ppa will not ticket meter or time-limit parking in areas where you're allowed to park. nd ll get to what the roads look cameras at the vine street expressway, they just moved it out of the u see the cones in t. the eou closed for construction. it typically is removed, at least lifted out of the way by 5:00. you have another hour or so before that opens at the vine street expressway. trying to get to center city, not going to happen. you'll have to go to the vine street expressway. back to you. >> thank you. >>> rosemary, you and your brother john grew up in the city. i came and played football in the city. generations of families, thousands of them have wait for this day. the parade of champions, finally here. >> decades. decades for this day. we're live at broad and patterson in south philadelphia. this is the starting point of the victory parade. a lot of people in minneapolis said we're headed to broad street, destination broad street. here we are on this thursday, guess what -- going to end up as philadelphia museum of art in front of the "rocky" statue. this is whe

you can expect a lot of street closures tomorrow as well but if you're driving into the city, the ppa says parking on residential streets will be free. so if you live in the city trash pickup will be suspended tomorrow for a full list of everything you need to know for tomorrow's big parade like street closures, the root of the parade head to our website at fox29.com. >>> it is going to be a massive party all day tomorrow. millions of fans expected to pack the city to celebrate that super bowl win and officials have been pre paragraph for tomorrow's parade for will now to make sure everything goes off without a hitch. philadelphia mayor jim kenney talked today giving out few pointers to those who were headed to the parade. he covered everything from what you shall wear to cell phone service, crowds and transportation. >> with such an outpouring of excitement, we expect that there will be long lines everywhere. and just as we waited for decades for this, expect it will take you much longer than usual to get around and please be patient. please be viced space is limited and as a first c

remember, good news the ppa will not be enforcing meter or time-limit parking today spots that you're. if you neat lots go to phillippark.org for more information. >> reporter: we're at the start of something great. thousands of eagles' fans have come down here in front of the art museum to take in what will we'll have much more when we come back. >>> the eagles of coursederdogs in the nfl, but what team is the underdog of the olympics? i'm keith jones here at winter games in south korea. i'll introduce you to one local athlete who makes his case. >>> a great question. i don't think anyone k -- >> that parade is going >> as a city we earned this opportunity toshould. >> i'm anxious to share that with the city.t hat >> i know everyone here ca transpires. >> we do not hav to wait much longer. we are just about four hours away from the parade. this is look at the lansdale septa station where, as you see, dozens if not hundreds of fans a making their way to get on the train and then get into the city of philadelph you want to get the city for excitement butng. >> every time we look the li

. >>> a ppa pardon. the parking authority giving relief to all those old tickets.atch. >> i really didn't. >> right now at 6:00, an nbc 10 collusive. a south jersey woman shaken after she nearly died in a crash after a fit of road rage. i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. police are looking for the man they believe caused all that damage. take a look at this. the man followed her eight miles from mount laurel to medford. >> cydney long joins us live from medford. only you spoke with the victim tonight and what she went through right before she crashed. >> reporter: she was simply terrified. she says remembers feeling threatened when this man got out of his car coming toward her with a baseball bat and then he chased her in his car to the point hers ended up in pieces. this is the face of terror. >> by the looks of her mangled i

our ppas are eliminated, purchase power agreements, and the assessed values on these properties have tremendously drop. although it's great using the renewables, it does have a residual effect on the residents because their rates and costs have gone up and the existing -- we have an lm 6000 jet engine that provides electric so my thought is if we're using that much on renewables, maybe we should concentrate on areas with outdated equipment such as what we have, lm 6000 gas turbine engines. >> if i could suggest one thing as we think about increased rates, think about the cost to the country of dealing with millions if not billions of people having to be relocated because of coastal flooding. about the billions of dollars spent from adverse weather. that increase in rates is going to be minuscule compared to the potential impacts of climate change if we don't get it under control. >> i agree with you 100%. and we are located on the ocean and decimated by sandy. we were affected tremendously in freeport. but my thought again is if they could bring some of this renewable energy and labo

. >> the ppa says it is not safe for riders and creates imagine or congestion issues, front use camerasady mounted on septa buses so drivers can use the camera, take a picture of the violators license plate then they'll send it to you in the mail. ticket will be $76 in center city and $51 in other surrounding neighborhoods. i saw this situation just yesterday. on third street. the bus couldn't get down the street because there are two people parked on both sides of the street, and they had to have someone come out and try to direct the bus, no, no, wait. >> i saw the very same thing, at 20th and callowhill, where somebody was park right on the corner so the bus couldn't make the turn, honking and the bus -- >> septa bus drivers they honk all right. >> well, you got to be aggressive. i don't know how they get those big old things through tight spaces every day. speaking of parking. this might help you out. good news if old parking ticket are weighing you down. going to disappear tomorrow. >> what? just like. >> we told but this amnesty couple every months ago, here it comes, the ticket a

special one-day passes are available for regional rail and just announced tonight the ppa will not ticketn residential neighborhoods. hallelujah. our bruce gordon is breaking it all down. >> reporter: with the remnants of the super bowl sunday celebrations still littering the ground, the parkway is being readied for thursday's official off the hook over the top mother of all parades. tourist melanie main was in new orleans when the saints celebrated in 2010. >> it was really good. this is a whole lot more of a frenzy. i guess there's so many fans compaqed in such a small area. >> reporter: oh yeah. if rumors and speculation are to be trusted some 600 trillion people will line the parade route. which will begin at broad and patison at 11am. travel north up broad street. bends around city hall then cut over to the parkway for 1:00 p.m. program on the steps of the art museum. eagles president don schmolenski unveil the lombardi trophy at a news conference laying out the details of the celebration. >> waiting a long time for that. >> whoo! [ applause ] said the team can't wait to join a party

many say it is about time the ppa cut them a break. >> you can lose your carp, so that's good. >> it made me sad that i paid all of my ticket. because i could have made out on that deal. >> just wait little longer. not good idea, though. the olds tow goes to towing and storage fees as well. >> nothing better than when we come together as neighbors in a community and help each other out. that's going on right now. investigators are trying to figure out what started that huge four alarm fire that happened in old city. damaging homes, and businesses cents. four alarm err president's day weekend gut the apartment building above the restaurant, little lion. the good news is nobody was hurt. so they're trying to figure out what happens before they take the building down and demolish it, because it is a total lost. so several local restaurant are joining forces cents, to help the employees at the little lion get back on their feet. in fact, they are having a fundraiser, you can all come out to mad rex this sunday, it begins at 1:00. ticket start at 35 bucks. including food, two drinks, acce

so a lot of people say it is time the ppa cut them a break. >> and then you can lose your car if you don't have enough money to get it, so they make money off. that will so that's good. >> it makes me sad that i paid all my tickets. because i could have made out on that deal. >> the new rule applies to old towing and storage fees, as well, so that can be thousands of dollars for people, good news. >> de is her after break there, 4:11, as officials continue to investigate the fire in old city philadelphia, people whole lot of them rallying around the employees of the restaurant damaged by the flames. the four alarm fire over president's day weekend also gutted the apartment building above that restaurant. luckily no one was hurt. fire officials are determined to find a cause before the entire build somethingral locale joining forces cents to help get employees of theit in fact, there is a fundraiser planned. it will be held at mad rick's restaurant march 4, 1:00 p.m., ticket start at $35,tw drinks, o mad rex virtual reality to helpi out those employees. >> so nice to see people coming

that's why the ppa and septa are looking to ticket people who block bus stops. >> i don't think peopleften think about how dangerous it is for passengers of septa buses and it is a major congestion issue in the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: there are already forward facing cameras on septa some 1200 buses. under the plan, drivers would just push a button and take a picture of the license plate. >> we believe that there are over a thousand tickets per day of these type of violations. so they're rampant. they're causing potential problems. >> reporter: not all riders are on board with the idea and say there's very little parking in philadelphia to begin with. >> sometimes you park there for a minute and just jump out and nine times out of ten even if the bus lane is open the buses don't pull in. you still have to walk into the street. so it looks like the pp is just trying to get more money. >> reporter: the tickets would be $76 in center city. fifty-one dollars in other areas of the city, and the philadelphia parking authority expects it would generate millions of dollars. would it

course of this, we heard lizzie completing apparently the course of this, we heard lizzie com pleti ng a ppahing he did as a kid when you jump the thing he did as a kid when you jump ona the thing he did as a kid when you jump on a tea tray that you stole from your mum and dad and went down the slopes on the field out the back if you were lucky enough, as i was, to live out in the country. and boy, is that an understatement of what has been achieved today! lizzy yarnold being embraced and hugged by everybody, anybody, frankly. she deserves those hugs from river after a performance like that. lots of people will be cheering long and loud at the nodding my centre, they had euphoria and expectation ahead of the appearance from elise christie in the short track speed skating, and now they have the glory of the women's skeleton —— the nottingham ice centre. laura deas the bronze and lizzy yarnold, wrapped in the union flag, getting the gold, successfully defending the medal that she took in sochi in 2014, the women's skeleton gold for lizzy yarnold. celebrations all round and, back home, doubtles

the ppa wants to add 50-cent surcharge to every uber, lyft, taxi in the city. the agency says it could raise up to $13.5 million a year. that's $10 million extra from what it collect on rides now. about two thirds of the monday i would go to the philadelphia school district, the rest would go to regulating the cars and drivers. the fee would have to be approved by state lawmakers. >> all right, what a busy wednesday morning, clicking over right now to 4:11, there has been life saving move by one of the largest healthcare providers. >> yes, still ahead here on "good day" philadelphia, how independence blue cross is making it easier to access an anti-overdose drug saving lives. >> drink up. toast to your health, why drink or two a day may be the key to living to a ripe old age. i got that one. >> not when you hit the roadways, though, bob kelly, good morning. >> salute. good morning, exactly, 4:11, we've got some fog to go with your wine there. here is a live look at 95 down in delco. let's go to the shore. come on, the boardwalk, hello ocean city. we are socked

if you're driving into the city the ppa says parking on residential streets is free if you live in the city trash pick up it's suspended tomorrow basically it's a holiday, guys. for a full list of everything you need to know about tomorrow's event such as street closures parade routes, school closers the list goes on head to fox29.com. of course, we are all over the parade. coverage kicks off tomorrow with our "good day philadelphia" team. doesn't stop all day. it will be one big party. and so you don't miss out, fox 29 has a list of school and street closures. just head to fox 29.com for everything you need topping as i've been saying. happening right now, philadelphia police catching up to the fools who turned criminal after the eagles victory. take look. take a good hard look at these guys. but their moms and dads aren't terribly proud. eight people who police commissioner ross referred to as knuckle heads face charges such as vandalism and assault not proven battle guilty yet. one of the people arrested so far 20-year-old john rigsby. police say he was part of a group of people who