hi, monica. >> hi, sharrie that's right.r any one who owns a dog and feeds him wet food. jm smucker says the recall impacts four of its brands and the drug in question is actually used in euthanizing animals. however, the company is telling customers not to panic and we will explain why. >>> plus, startling new details about the american diplomats who mysteriously became ill while visiting cuba what officials have now found and how local doctors are getting more. those stories on more on "action news" at 5:00. >> monica thank you. >>> "action news" was the news at temple university today and it was a whole lot of fun. the students invited me to be a guest on tutv's weekly cable show temple people which meant rather than asking the questions on television i got answer some there today. talented host and temple junior john dowdy interviewed and i was really honored to be there. now, if these kids are any indication i'll tell you the future of journalism is very bright. >> good stuff. >> it was a lot of fun. >> were you comfort

the map of expected totals sharrie in a little bit. >> adam thank.s we head into the weekend check6abc.com for the latest storm watches and warnings. plus storm tracker6 live adar. we will also posted updated accuweather forecast and the snowfall totals. >> ♪ ing thato the deadly florida school shooting. the fbi is now coming under question for failing to investigate a very specific tip about the shooting suspect. >> now, as a result attorney general jeff sessions has ordered a review of the agency's procedures. "action news" anchor alicia vitarelli joining us now w, this news comes as grieving parents start to do the unthinkable and that is bury their children. >> they are grieving, angry and they're saying their final goodbyes to the 17 innocent victims. all of this as the fbi admits it missed a critical tip that could have prevented this deadly mass school shooting. today florida's governor is calling for the fbi director to resign. >> the fbi with a bombshell revelation today, back on january 5th, a little more than a month before the massacre, a

sharrie, good afternoon.or years philadelphia's had the highest number of teenagers minors those under the the age of 18 sentenced to life in prison without parole. now that number is steadily dropping because of u.s. supreme court rulings, a classic case played out here at the criminal justice center today. this is mark robbins at age 17 not long before he wound up in prison for life without parole. he and four others staged an armed robbery at this 12th street store. the owner was shot and killed. robinson was not the triggerman but he like the other four wound up getting sentences of life without parole. but the u.s. supreme court ruled two years ago that it is unconstitutional for mandatory life without parole sentences for minors. robinson is now 54. today he was brought to court for resentencing. >> the law is the law and so any juvenile convicted of murder or sentenced to a mandatory sentence of life without parole over precede -- well, at any time has to be resentenced. >> reporter: over the years phi

. >> i'm sharrie williams. rick gates was facing dozens of the charges but pleaded to one count each of conspiracy and providing a false statement to investigators. >> gates faces a maximum sentence of four to seven years in prison. gates now becomes the third trump associate believed to be cooperating with the russia investigation though there is no indication yet that these charges relate in any way to work he performed on the campaign. now he joins michael flynn and george papadopoulos in cooperating. "action news" will have much more on this breaking story including on world news tonight with david muir. >> now to the search for a driver responsible for a deadly hit-and-run in mercer county. police say charles nevius jr. was run over as he tried to stop the car that was speeding off from the scene of a crash. "action news" reporter vernon odom live now at the scene in lawrence and vern, you spoke to friends of the victim. >> reporter: and they all say he was a kind and wonderful guy and they're deeply griev

sharrie. >> all right alicia.y fields in russia found the two flight data recorders from the plane that crashed this weekend. all 71 people on board were killed when the jet smashed to the ground a few minutes after takeoff. emergency crews are still looking for the remains of the victims. russian investigators have not yet discussed the cause of the crash but they say they have ruled out the possibility of a terror attack. >> all right now to wall street. the focus of so much attention in recent weeks. you can breathe today the dow soaring four ten minutes. the s & p 500 just about 36 and a half on the day. >>> t.s.a. is making it easier for local travelers to sign up for the precheck program. today the agency reopened a temporary enrollment center at philadelphia international airport. it's in the terminal b baggage claim. you can apply to the program every day this week between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. once approved you'll be able to use the t.s.a. precheck security line which as you might have seen is typically

. >> and i'm sharrie williams. we are high above the parkway for what was one of the biggest celebrations in philadelphia history. it has been celebration city all day long. let look from chopper 6 h people leave the con. the look over 30th street station a transportation hub we know well in the delaware valley as people try to make their way home. we are covering this parade from start to finish. lets go now and continuing our coverage with "action news" chad pradelli. right there if the middle of the party all day today. >> reporter: fantastic day, we are just to the northern and eakins oval. you had all the fans but they cleared out in a hurry. you see all the debris left behind. not a lot of people. we have these crazies they are excited and they have the spirit. and police to the right are making sure that everyone take its easy and let the cleanup begin this was the place to be when the buses began to roll in. i want to show you video. the lead bus nick foles and carson wentz. hoisting the lombardi trophy and

with us is jamie apody and ducis rodgers and brian taff and sharrie williams. ducis, understanding -- look who's with you. hi, ron. we had exclusive action at the pre-superbowl party in minneapolis tonight. that's corct, jim. the hottest party going on in the twin city. superbowl week is upon us. the eagles are in the superbowl. you hosting the party. how awesome has this been for you? >> it's incredible. 72 hours from the eagle/patriot game,uperbowl 52. you have to have fun. we rais money for at risk community. it's something enjoy, but this special. the eagles in the superbowl, we have 1200 people at this party. it's an eagle crowd and it's wonderful. >> eagle chant all night long. >> the entire building. the birds we want ba to practice. tom brady, what makes him tough? what makesim tough sunday? is a great quarterback and arguably the best quarterback in the game. i watched every one of his hims. you have to move him off of his spot. i think the most important piece of real estate sunday is five yards behind tom brady. if he has time, he will have a go if o

i'll tell you now sharrie beat me in this one. but look at this contest -- >> three, two, one -- go! woo! woo! >> hey barefoot. she ran it barefoot. i left it all on the field. >> yes. high five all around we gave our best. i tried to keep up with you brian. >> i won that one but sharrie had to take her shoes off. >> i ran barefoot people. all right. we'll get a rematch. >> all right -- our good friends are not far from where we stand. ducis rogers and jaime apody catching up with the players once again today. how are the players fairing with the clock ticking down to the big day. >> i wish we could still talk about what you did at the nfl experience. >> that was a whole lot of fun. second day of practice for the philadelphia eagles, as we get closer to the super bowl and today was the last official media gathering with coaches and players zbri sense the players are not too upset about that. they are excited to get rid of us. i was sure today we would see players with their game faces on instead we saw this, players learning the m

for sharrie williams, i'm brian taff. back to you in philadelphia. >> i love that juicy lucy phid watch your arteries become calls phid. post game celebrations spill out on the street, the mayfair section will be cast in a different light sunday. the street department has installed new brighter l.e.d. fixtures on the light poles one block all direction. that could help stop poor decision making by fans bathed in light twice as normal and bright during the championship celebration. >> do the eagles need devine intervention? our superbowl weekend coverage kicks off at 8:00 sunday night with the championship preview live from minneapolis. join us throughout the day saturday as excitement builds. game day, sunday, tune in for live reports at 6:00 a.m. all morning long and again at action news at noon. our pregame coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. we'll be on the air after the game covering the angles from philadelphia and minneapolis wrapping it up at 11:00 and then sports sunday. we have you covered here on channel6. a noticeable

sharrie williams sits down with malcolm jenkins. that's a special report, and that's next. >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. ♪ >> it was a week ago jed when stoneman douglas high school turned into a shooting gallery and 17 people were killed. over the last couple of days, the national conversation has turned to the idea of arming personnel in our school to protect our children. it turns out there was an armed officer charged with protecting stoneman douglas. word has come that the officer never went inside the school when the bullets were flying. >> it's thursday night and the brutal revelation that the only armed officer stationed at the school did not engage. he has resigned. monocle mall pass the local sheriff says he's sick to his stomach. >> the officer resigned today after he was suspended without pay pending an investigation. there is a video showing his response during the school attack. officials are not releasing the video because of the criminal investigation that could lead to c

for brian taff, i'm sharrie williams. to you. >> at the mall of america, ducis rodgers and jamie apody. guys, what can you tell us about the eagle last practice before they kick it off for real? >> jim, it's not just the last practice superbowl week, it's the last practice of the season. it was an 80 minute workout at the university of minnesota. every eagle participated including tackle tim jernigan. >> they are in the mall of america riding rollercoaster rides, which is great. today, they had their last practice. doug pederson tole them to keep things loose, have fun, enjoy the moment. you don't know when it will come around begin. they get set for the biggest game of most of their careers. >> the eagles made it a point to keep things light this week, from dancing to doning wrestling masks. they are focused on fun, but bring up tom brady and the patriots and that mood changes quickly. >> they are not here by mistake. if we make it about the patriots, we might as well pack up and go home. >> the birds are not in awe. the

tom wolf is spending sometime before the game, brian and sharrie? >> reporter: yeah, hi guys, game day welcome back to bloomington, minnesota fan central outside philadelphia eagles fans hoff tickets to the big game are beginning to flood the zone here in the mall, as they get ready to watch the big show tonight. >> it is of course just hours away. we have a very special guest joining us on "action news". come on in governor tom wolf is here with us, of course, governor of pennsylvania and also, a fan of the eagles. good to see you, governor. >> i'm a fan of pennsylvania. >> yes, we know, of course, of pennsylvania. >> but of course today you you are sporting the eagles green. >> absolutely. >> this is your first super bowl. you are not only obligation but also an experience for you as well. >> experience for me. i flew out here commercial, i bout the tickets and i will be sitting in the stands and really enjoying the game. >> you had a bet with governor mark dayton in minneapolis, minnesota when we beat vikings were you successful on that one. now

let's start with brian and sharrie. fans are arriving.what's the atmosphere around town? >> good evening, jim. this has to be the hottest place to be in the country right now. all eyes of course on minneapolis and fans are arriving here in droves and this is super bowl weekend. >> yeah, you know, the city completely changed overnight as fans of a feather, eagles fans flock together and changed the complexion of minneapolis to a deep shade to the color of your dress, turning very green around here jim. we walked the streets downtown this morning as fans crowded nicolette mall. many of these fans had just stepped off the plane or gotten out of their cars after the long drive from philadelphia and were eager to take part in this experience at minneapolis. been planning for two years but guess what? the actual air temperature without the wind chill was seven below zero this morning and that meant braving the bitter cold to do it. >> it's cold. it's real cold. >> i think i've got probably eight layers on right now and i can't feel my elbows or my wrists or my hands so. >> i lo

for sharrie williams, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on ph almost 17. coming up next a fast moving house fire claims the life of one person in strawberry mansion, we'll talk about how the two people able to survive were able to make it out. >> plus, a fight on a philadelphia sidewalk ends with one man running from the area and the other in critical condition now police are asking the public for help catching the attacker before he strikes again. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> the smoke billowed into the air as philadelphia firefighters attacked a row home fire from all sides in the city today. and "action news" viewer took the video of the scene along new kirk street and the rescue came too late however for one person that lived inside. >>> tuesday night and the big story on "action news" is a fast moving fire that killed one person and injur

comi in h, that's right, brian and sharrie. eagles fans have taken over this ant on one hand the number of patriots fans we've seen today. they're like been there dothat but eagles fans have waited a long time for this moment and they can't imagine being anywhere else. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! go birds baby. >>have arrived in minneapolis. they intend to take over this ready eagles green is everywhere. >> man, this is the biggest thing in the world, man, super bowl, it's insane. it's amazing. come out here going to see phd. just like we beat the vikings at home we're coming to this town to take over this town because we're going to be champi night. you're going down brady. this our time. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: eagles fans are flying in from all over. not just the delaware valley. this is their team and they firmly believe this is their time. >> 'cause guess what? the city deserves it. it's so many fans who have been fans for like 60 years, we deserve it. >> reporter: passionate right? these eagles fans. now, this is

for brian taff i'm sharrie williams lnpolis. we'll send it back to the >> thank you both. >>> meantime philadelphia police say they're ready for whatever happens sunday night after the super bowl. includes fans in course if and when the eagles win. "action news" repodom lie hall with the details. vernon.ening, ton look atw law enforcement has prepared to keep a reasonable lid on celebrations that may spring up on sunday night. have a good time p say will not violent destruc at citynight the metal barricades are already in place anticipating an eagles win sunday night. on south broad for many blocks it's starting to look the same on this typical friday night with congestion starting to build. but how will these locations look by 10 o'clock or so l they be jammed with june lant fans delirious from an eagles victory. police have their plan in place from the far northeast all the way south to oregon. >> social media is always live and with people who plan to do different things. so we would be remiss if we didn't look at who's comin

for brian taff, i'm sharrie williams.to you. >> they are going to make it after all. >> decked out in eagle green this weekend. >> fans, the city, the entire delaware valley, we are all ready. >> annie mccormick live in center city with more. hey, annie. >> i'm trying to think of a joke to go with thee mary tyler moore song. a lot of people would rather watch in philly rather than going to minneapolis to the big game. there is a feeling of excitement and anticipation. a lot of people just want the game to happen already. we are ready for it. we are all excited and anxious. >> it keeps you busy. >> go birds! >> the philadelphia auto show was one distraction. then it turned into a pep rally. eagles! hire in philadelphia, no one is getting tired of playing cheerleader. six-year-old rebecca has been a cheerleader all book. >> do yoweek. >> do you have enough energy to be a cheerleader tomorrow? >> yes. >> the parking ricks and well wishes are up. many of the devoted are choosing philadelphia to watch superbowl lii. these peop

brian taff and sharrie williams are in minneapolis.ional is trish hartman. let's start with trish at the airport. it looked like the party started before fans were boarding their planes to minneapolis. it really did, jim. today was the big travel day for fans headed to minneapolis. we caught up with fans on the last flight for the day as fans made their trip to the superbowl. >> for these eagle fans, the road to victory goes through philadelphia international airport. >> you take what you can get. when you go to the superbowl, whatever you can get -- >> who cares? you are on the plane. >> the atmosphere resembled a tailgate. officials say they have flown 2200 passengers from philadelphia to minneapolis this week. our other two children are flying to meet us there. >> you have patriot fans? >> no, my son left enemy territory. he only lives in boston. >> mark surprised his wife with a trip tomorrow. >> i had to call her boss. do you mind if anne's going to be out until tuesday. >> we were arguing about something. be mad at me because i'm

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sharrie williams joins us with a special report. >> and jim, i sit down with eagle superbowl champion malcolm jenkins for the historic journey, being an underdog followed by the joy of whipping it all. >> and ducis rodgers with the sixers and flyers trying to keep you've worked hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe it's time to be your own? transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it. with strayer university's mba program today. >> this was missouri governor eric greiten oath of office 2017. this is him leaving court after a felony charge of invasion of privacy. that's his mug shot. he took a picture of a woman nude or partially nude without her consent. a local television station reported he had an affair with the woman and tried to blackmail her into keeping quiet. >> robert mueller has new charges for rick mueller and robert gates. they stem from tax evasion accusing the men of laundering 10s of millions through offshore accounts. manafort says he's innocent and will be acquitted. >> consumer reports is out with top vehicle reports for

he sat down with sharrie williams for an interview on a variety of topics, in this report he talks aboutocial activism. >> how our police force is the front line of the justice system. >> so much along the way you were forcing a path off the field, criminal justice, fairness for under served communities. how were you doing that parallel. why is that important to you? >> it's important to me, because a lot of my family are represented in the groups that you just listed. a lot of philadelphia is underserved poverty ridden. you look around the country, you look at the relationship between law enforcement and our communities the distrust, discord all that, i feel i'm an american as a citizen someone who comes from those communities it is my responsibility to play a role in advance that. you look at the locker room in the nfl you got guys from all back growldz and economic situations, they are rs toed to work toward one goal and everybody winning. >> it's hard to see the impact i was having, for me, being in that environment what i go out in the world, it's the same kind of thing, how do we a

. >> sharrie williams got a look at the extensive security already at work. >> this is basically a large x-ray device on wheels. >> reporter: this large contraption is used to inspect vehicles and containers, part of a elaborate screening system set up on the minnesota fair grounds. everything that goes inside the stadium must go through here first. they explain how the high piece equipment works. >> the driver make a pass and they will review the images inside the vehicle and make sure there's no inconsistencies. >> reporter: "action news" has shown you all week how federal agents are keeping minneapolis safe from the sky and ground. doug harrison heads up the security operation and said his officers are working around the clock. >> they are here they won't be on the couch watching the game on sunday, they will be here insuring that everything that goes into the stadium on the secure area is safe. >> reporter: sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> of course, thousands of eagles fans are heading for minneapolis to see the super bowl live and in person. take a look at this, this pl

bank stadium with the very latest, hi there, ducis. >> hi there brian and sharrie. we have been telling you about a buzz through the team, it hit cornerback ronald darby, tim journigan and nelson agholor. agholor had to get iv fluids pumped in to his body but coach pederson says that is not unusual. all three players should be good to go. the team was here at u.s. bank stadium this morning, for their official, team photo, their super bowl photo. they also went through a walk through here at the stadium. now, stopping tom brady is priority number one for this football team. i spoke with eagles linebacker nigel bradham about that challenge. >> how important is your role in encountering tom brady. >> oh, man my role is to keep my defense in tack. i mean we will to have play a chess match with tom for sure but for me my thing is more so being focused on that making sure we don't show our hands too early, and don't give him, exactly what we're in because we will definitely to have counter, a couple of looks, disguise a couple of things, give him a couple of offsets just

for sharrie williams and adam joseph, i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass.>>> 19-year-old l massacre. >> sir, you are held no bond. >> cruz is back behind bars facing 17 counts of premeditated murder and was expelled over disciplinary problems and yesterday armed for war an ar 15 style rifle. and he pulled the fire alarm that pulled students out o

now let go live to sharrie williams and brian taff. they are standing by at the nfl experience in minneapolis. hi guys. >> hi guys and what an experience it is fans are filling into the arena in downtown minneapolis. they will watch the game on sunday a different way they get to be a part of it. this is about having things to do before the big game on sunday and giving fans a bit of a front seat of things to do that are a lot of fun. look inside of the nfl experience, there are interactive stations all over this building and they have turned this entire convention center into the fun place for the fans to get a taste of what football is like. you can catch a ball, flow a ball, kick a ball. go through all the different types of skills and take your family around and see the sights and sounds and it's about spending the day with your family and having fun things to do and getting a taste of the nflful getting a taste, brian taff and sharrie williams. we had to get in on the action. we went through the obstacle course and showed off a bit

. >> hi there sharrie, a beautiful late afternoon here on washington square, we are around sixth street and we get a good gust of wind and otherwise absolutely beautiful. here is the new news van that features stormtracker 6 live double scan, the radar on the side of the news van. there is green up here i am told that is ground clutter not actual precipitation. come over here to washington square as we said a gorgeous afternoon, we are checking in with lots of people out and about enjoying the weather. >> it's a really nice day. >> it is a really nice day so nice no jacket required. mid-day today plenty of people stepped you of work to workup a sweat and some went for a run and others got going on a bike or for a nice long walk. >> it's real nice. nice, stop by hit a day and a nice long walken joy the solitude and fresh air it's nice out here. the calendar says february 20th, we see so many in shorts, kelly drive on the river. >> i could not believe it. and today is absolutely beautiful today. it's absolutely amazing. >> it's amazing. i'm off of work today. i'm getting over a cold. feel

let's begin with brian and sharrie.e marks the end of the season but could mark the beginning of a new era for the eagles franchise. >> reporter: yeah. we're certainly hoping. hello again from minnesota where super bowl magic could happen tonight. the eagles looking to put an exclamation point on a season filled with so much excitement. the mall of america starting to come to life now. we are one hour behind here. it is 9:00 a.m. central time, mostly mall walkers milling about. this mall will become the hub of activity later on as fans lucky enough to have a super bowl ticket will come here to be screened then get on a train and go directly into u.s. bank stadium. >> and that of course is what they've been waiting for. just a matter of time before the activity picks up here. but this has been the hub of activity all week and last night the eagles pride could be seen as the noticeable green and white is all over the twin cities. the love for this team could also be heard as fiancee rupted with the eagles' chant over and

bank stadium at the practice field but we will begin with "action news" anchors brian taff and sharrie williams live at the mall of america. there has been no shortage of eagles fans, hi there, guys. >> hey there, alycia and walter, yes, come this time tomorrow, we will be just a few minutes away from kick off , fans will be taking their seats and gathering around their television toss watch this game. here at mall of america in the meantime people are trying to find ways to pass the time, inching for kick off come tomorrow. >> there are so many eagles jerseys and hats you would never necessity we weren't in philadelphia. >> absolutely, yes. >> few more patriots that would normally make us comfortable but we will tolerate that this weekend. we are in the thick of the action as fans jammed in the nfl experience, live, in downtown minneapolis. take a look, this is how it looked at eagles nation co mingled with the patriots faithful, all of them absolutely excited for the big show tomorrow night. all of these fans are just thrilled to be here soaking it all in on a very snowy, minnesota s

. >> reporter: good evening sharrie. the victim was identify late this afternoon a 65-year-old retired mailman, who lives here alone. on pitman street in collingdale for a number of years. just a few paces from the septa trolley line. >> the fire broke out on pitman street at 6:00 this morning and spread quickly. the house was fully engulfed by the time police and firefighters got there. neighbor keith was the first to realize there was trouble down the street and called 911. >> i was running down the street and called 911 and explained that the house there was a fire on pitman avenue. >> it took three alarms and 80 minutes to get this blaze under control and police were told there was loud noises when the fire erupted. >> she heard three bangs and saw the flames and called 911. >> it took several hours to find the body of the homeowner trapped inside. police identify him as 65-year-old michael olecease. pictures here with his 5-year-old granddaughter. >> he rarely came out because of mobility problems. >> the remains we

bank stadium for sharrie williams i'm brian taff.k to you in philadelphia tonight. >> thanks, guys. >>> lets go to minneapolis where eagles fans traveled to cheer on the team. >> as did sarah bloomquist she's live at a watch party where eagles nation is making themselves heard tonight as well, hi there, sarah. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> reporter: eagles nation is loud, proud and making their presence known in minneapolis, ahead of kick off. they have traveled far to support their beloved birds. >> the town is painted green, we're loving it out here. taking over minnesota. >> reporter: there is something so great about happy eagles fans, right. >> we do get a bad rap but that is only 1 percent. here you can see the passion of the eagles fans and the good hearts of eagles fans. >> my friend stacy and i, we book our trip flight and air b and b back in october. that is how much we felt that this team was destined to win the super bowl. >> reporter: some don't have a ticket to the game that doesn't matter. >> we want to be here. to get a

. >> reporter: hi sharrie. we are told there are surprising during the parade and celebration and visual and those details are kept close to the vest. but for the details for people that want to come out and see this for themselves. they are estimating 1 to 3 million people could come out for this. extensive setup around the city continues. notices of parking restrictions are going up. this as city and parade organizers revealed details. they leave lincoln financial field at 10:45 a.m. and the parade begins at 11:00 a.m. and they go down city tall to the ben franklin parkway and ending on the museum steps. organizers expect to be on the stage at 1:00 p.m. for the celebration portions. >> we'll go nice and slow for the chance to see everyone and open air. they are not enclosed vehicles. a glimpse of the up bowl champs is what everyone wants to see. >> with this parade it's an opportunity for us and our organization and players and staff really sort of take in that enthusiasm and say thank you to the millions of

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. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> hello again, 4:30 now and "action news" continues with the reason that anyone that hates shopping for jeans would want to buy a specific pair of leggings. >> and if you want smaller pours in younger looking skin without surgery or lasers dermatologists may have the treatment. we'll show you how the light activated cream works and a discount for our viewers. >>> the flames may be out but the aftermath is felt from schools being evacuated to businesses being shut down. how the huge fire is impacting the area. >>> we turn to the forecast another dreary day we are experiencing after having great jus >> quite a turn around. what comes next? adam joseph is joining us now in the weather center. >> a mood buster tonight. the temperatures are chilly not own are the clouds coming in and the rain and wind out of the northeast. this time yesterday we had temperatures in the 70s and 80s and right now allentown 38 degrees and philadelphia 41 and trenton 41 and wilmington 42 and the a

brian taff and sharrie williams are hanging out with eagles fans. >> but first we will begin to ducis rodgers and jamie apody at u is. bank stadium where the big game is going down tonight. hi, guys, the day has come. >> yes, it has, we are about 90 minutes away from kick off, practices are done, game planning is done, all that is left to do now for eagles: win the super bowl. >> no big deal, it never happened before. who says it can't happen tonight. i can tell you we just came from inside the stadium and the fans are being let in, and it is, felt like it will be a eagles home game in there. it was definitely green, way out numbering red and blue. we heard eagles chants over and over again. i like it. take a look inside, nick foles warming up, getting set for the biggest game of his life. the eagles backup quarterback trying to be the first back up to win super bowl since tom brady did it in 2001. the guys told us earlier in the week, man, they will be excited. here's what they thought it would feel like when they take the field before the super bowl tonight. >> it is going to be in

i'm monica malpass along with rick williams in for brian and sharrie and "action news" continues withtion that is under way for our eagles, the underdog eagles now transformed into the top dog. >> that's for for sure. came down to the wire ending the eagles 58 year championship drought with a 41 to 33 victory over the patriots. >> now it is time to party and within the last few hours the city of philadelphia released new details about the victory parade this week. the team will be stepping off from broad street and pattison avenue at 11:00 a.m. thursday morning. from there the birds will travel up through the city going around city hall of course. we're not sure if they will proceed around billy penn on the left or right but it will likely go on the left so that more people can pack into dillworth park. the team will then head north towards the philadelphia museum of art for a huge celebration. and with hundreds of thousands expected to pack the streets thursday, the city of course working hard to make sure that scenes like these are not repeated. >> last night's post super bowl activ

thank you sharrie, thank you guys appreciate it.an taff and we will switch live to sarah bloomquist who spent the entire week outdoors for some reason on this night of all nights she is indoors at the town hall brewery where she watched the game with fans. >> it's overrated and happy to be inside at the town hall brewery folks who were at the game and now are back to the bartow celebrate and you were there in the stands, give me an idea of the atmosphere. >> it was crazy and you would have highs and lows and panic and it was just unbelievable. >> to be here why did you need to be in minneapolis why did you make this happen. >> bucket list and when you get older you go to every game and you wait for this. >> how does this change the whole narrative for an eagles fan. >> i don't know it's all for talk number two. >> i heard you talking to another fan you are like what are we supposed to do now. >> i know. number two, new dynasty. >> all right donna you are from mount morel you were there tonight. >> yes. >> what was the atmosphere ins

sharrie williams takes a look at the measures to secure the super bowl area. >> this is a large x-rayevice on wheels. >> reporter: this large contraption is used to inspect vehicles an containers set up on the minneapolis fair grounds. everything that goes inside the stadium must go through here first. custom and border protection officer explain how the hitech piece of equipment works. >> drivers make a pass along the vehicles that are parked here, they go over and see the image always of what's inside the -- images of what's inside the vehicle to make sure there's nothing inconsistent or dangerous. >> reporter: minnesota is being kept safe from the sky and the ground. doug harrison said his officers are working around the clock. >> they are here they won't be on the couch watching the game on sunday. they will be here insuring that everything that goes into the stadium or the secure area is safe. >> reporter: sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> tickets to the super bowl are the most expensive of any super bowl in the past decade that's according to stub hub. the high price

for that part of story we turn to sharrie williams and brian taff in ballooning >> from u.s.ank stadium from the mall of america, many points in between, hundreds of federal local and state officers are on duty on the ground. it's part of a plan they began working on two years ago. homeland security officials say while there is no specific threat law enforcement is taking every precaution. >> topics ranges from active shooter to cyber bombing, he had hazardous events that could occur. they say training experiences help mitigate risks and bring us together. >> reporter: they are expecting record rush of travelers heading home. >> reporter: for sharrie williams staff, i'm brian taff. channel 6 "action news." >> mayor kenny said his superstitions prevent him from placing an eagles jersey on the william penn statue. now he has taken it to a whole new level. >> belichick out, brady. kenny can see picking up a lucky penny and throwing salt over his shoulder and trying to feng shui his office. our super bowl weekend coverage kicks off tomorrow night at 8:00. join us live throughout

. >>> many eagles fans will be en route to the game, sharrie williams and brian taff caught up with aamily who made the road trip by rv. >> reporter: welcome back to the minneapolis is from that has been expanded into the fans spot. eagles nation rolling into town this big game come sunday. one family said they were going to do and they did it. the muller family said they had plans to make their way to minneapolis. they made their way from morris town, burlington county to minneapolis in the rv they call eagle one. >> tonight at the mall of america, patrick muller has been all over this country in the rv to watch his beloved eagles. he says people do a double take when people see it. all -- when you pull up all the fans in the parking lot are tailgating. you pull into town with the rocky moving playing and the lights going. >> reporter: muller said it's worth coming to minneapolis in the cold especially if the eagles get the win. he said bring warm clothing. we've been making that warning. >> reporter: long johns. >> very true. >> for brian taff i'm sharrie williams. back to the studi

sharrie williams takes a look at what's being used to insure safety at super bowl lii. >> this is a large >> reporter: this large contraption is used to inspect vehicles and containers. it's part of an elaborate screening system set up on the minneapolis fair grounds. everything that goes inside the stadium must go through here first. customs and border protection officers explain how the piece of equipment works. >> the driver makes a pass through the vehicles that are parked it reviews the images inside the vehicle to make sure there's no inconsistencies or anything dangers. >> reporter: "action news" has shown you all week how federal agents are keeping minneapolis safe from the skies and now from the ground. doug harrison heads up the saturday operation here and says his officers are working around the clock. >> they are here not on the couch watching the game on sunday. they will be here insuring that everything that goes into the stadium on the secure area is of a. >> reporter: sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> and we invite you to kickoff your game day coverage at 6:00 a

sharrie williams takes a look at what's being used to insure safety at super bowl lii. >> this is basically-ray device on wheels. >> reporter: this large contraption is used to inspect vehicles and containers. it's parts of an elaborate screening system set up on the minneapolis fair grounds. everything that goes inside the stadium must go through here first. customs and border protection officer explains how the hitech piece of equipment works. >> the driver will make a pass along the vehicles that go through here, they will show the images of what's inside the vehicle so make sure there is nothing dangerous. >> reporter: after that the vehicle is escorted by a mum -- humvee to the stadium. doug harrison heads up the security operation here and said his officer are working around the clock. >> they are here, they won't be on the couch watching the game on sunday, they will be here insuring that everything that goes into the stadium or is into the secure area is safe. >> reporter: sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> and we invite you to kickoff your game day coverage right here at

. >> the birds are flying high, sharrie williams sits down with a one-on-one interview with mal. >> well, malcom jenkins. you've been busy. >> a little bit. >> reporter: so many grown men and women i talked to bawling, crying after the game. >> he shares eagles chances for a repeat tonight on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >>> re's betting going on whose designing meghan markle's wedding dress. >> in "g.m.a.'s" first look. president trump sat silently as one after another students and parents of shooting victims pleaded for action. >> i'm here because my daughtr has no voice. we failed our children. andrew pollock's daughter meadow was killed last week. >> if he is not old enough to buy a drink he should not be able to buy a gun at 18 years old. it's common sense we have to do common sense, please mr. trump these are things we have to do. >> we'll talk rival withudent o make a difference. with your "g.m.a." first look jonathan carl abc news washington. it's time to get your glow on! new aveeno® positively radiant body lotion... with the moisture-rich power of soy. it transforms dull, dry sk

watch sharrie williams rasp interview with mel comjenkins tonight at 11:00 p.m. >> 4:25 a, everyone, some of the refineries on sky6 live hd along the delaware river in the city of chester. degrees right now. it's not bad to start, but do be aware that accuweather says the high temperature later will be 48 degrees, it will get chillier as we progress throughout the day. tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> so, of course we're looking ahead to the royal wedding it's just a few months away, there's a lot of speculation over whose going to design american meghan markle's gown. many put money on mcqueen dress. her future center in law can kae wore a lace wedding dress. meggen has found her own style to be a new designer. >>> while avacados are a super food, they are a favorite among millennials, you open it up, there's no pit, instead there's a different kind of rock, a shiny diamond. this guy who did just that called his proposal, the best and most creative, what to do if she takes a bite or spreads it on her toes it could get messy. >>> wonder woman was announced as a presenter along with mark

. >> reporter: long johns me when i say that bring all long johns you've got.aff >> i'm sharrie williams in minneapolis back to the studio. >> if you're not driving in an rv 980-mile trip by plane. most of the people heading to minneapolis from our area took off yesterday. america added two additional flights and switched bigger plane thanlown on t route. tonight at 8:00 p.m. tune in for the "action new preview live from minneapolis. the game day coverage at "action news" at 6:00 a.m., and noon our pregame coverage gets going at 5:00 p.m. join us after the game to see how the city is reacting. we'll have complete coverage at 11 on sports sunday and morning at 4:00 a.m. to wrap it>> happening this morning a philadelphia tradition will begin at the wells fenter it i be the biggest eagles pep rally maybe ever. competitive eaters will duke it out for wing bowl 26. the action cam was at the where they were for theetition. overnight is a wet snowyou last very long, but it could mean slick spots you head out on the commute. jeanette reyes joins us from pennsauken did it look like outside toter:

. >> "action news" anchor sharrie williams sat down with malcom jenkins to talk about the super bowl victory. he said the grit the birds show embodied the spirit of philadelphia. complains how he was feeling when the last hail mary pass hit the grounds. >> it was like a delay, the ball hits the ground and you realize everything you worked for that entire year is done and you're on the victorious side of it. and then it's just pure emotion after that. you excited, relieved, happy elated all in the same breath. >> jenkins talked about nick foles and the importance of having a quality backup quarterback. >> worked out very well. >> philly special. >>> arch bishop tweets out he complaints up next. >>> a brawl breaks out at a high school in delaware, the story is brand new at 5:00 a.m. pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro has announced an investigation into the discriminatory housing practice known as red lining, when banks with hold mortgage loans to keep people of color out of a white neighborhoods. philadelphia is one of the worst offenders of red lining. >>> new on "action news,

. >> maybe a blt for dinner, good evening for you brian and sharrie. out along 476 the blue route.nging home the bacon today and heading home from work and you don't want to go this way. blue route southbound parked from the schuylkill expressway heading down toward villanova, saint davids, we have a word of a brush fire overhead and trucks are going speeding down the roadway to attend to the brush fire and it looks like no southbound traffic is getting through at the moment on the blue route 476 southbound if this is your way home from work don't go this way. 320 or 322. we talked about pothole patching westbound past trooper road. gone now with single digit speeds from 202. smiled back into the schuylkill and king of prussia, and pothole patches flipped around and working northbound 1 the super highway and now southbound on the pennsylvania turnpike and one of the two lanes are blocked and speeds in the teens like i said last half hour head for 75 southbound. and on the big picture and 95 and fishtown a crash that is cleared out of the way and still trying to get rid of this one

anchor sharrie williams sits down with safety malcolm jenkins, he knows the impact of the championship season is felt by fans and players alike. >> well, malcolm jenkins you have been busy. >> a little bit. >> so many grown men and women i talk to bawling just crying after the game. >> me included. >> he shares his thought. the fans and the big game and the chances for a repeat. watch the interview tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >>> health check at noon the federal panel approved the use of the nasal vaccine. experts stopped using mist two years ago when it was not working against swine flu and it has been affective against other strains and the advisory panel gave the spray the green light for next winter. >>> if the idea of getting old fills you with dread this week's art of aging it for you. tamala edwards introduces us to a "new york times" reporter that literally wrote the book for finding happiness as you age. >> if you asked john leeland about aging he would focus on the negative. >> you lose your eyesight and hearing and you don't have sex. >> and going through a divorce he

. >> ducis rogers, jamie apody, brian taff and sharrie williams and sarah bloomquist have been in minnesota all week. look for their live coverage to continue later today on "action news" starting with sarah at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow start the game day coverage on "action news" at 6:00 a.m. him we'll bring you live reports through "action news" at noon, live pregame coverage begins on "action news" at 5:00 p.m. >>> time 5:41 a.m. philly pops show off their eagles pride, the celebration you need to see ahead on "action news" saturday morning. >> they are going to the super bowl. two local love birds win tickets to the big game. we'll tell you what they almost gave up before they were a hit by luck. >> health coach sees a sleart between the eagles and phillies. >> live from our temple university camera, you can see the green skyline right there. chris sowers comes back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast wo year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the f