trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that.nty, police in media let state street become a party. the crowds danced around realizing a dream come true. >>> super bowl merchandise hit store shelves, crowds lined up to get their swag in dick's exporting goods in king of -- sg goods in king of prussia. modell's it's surprisingly quiet. people said they went because there were people buying stuff. all regional modell's locations open at 5:00 a.m. >> you had to be there like 11:30 p.m. when some party was going on. crowds spontaneously breaking out in chants, it was wonderful. >> reporter: it was big things that happened last night, we all go to bed. all four of us were up all night. >> i'm feeling it. >> reporter: i'm almost feeling okay, thanks for the serenade with the fireworks in my neighborhood, it was kind of fun, i drifted off to sleep with a smile on my face. we take a look we're dry, as we go out on sky6 live hd we're dry and breaking up the clouds a little bit and we'll get early sunshine and eventually transition to mostl

. >> trish hartman is live in philadelphia. jeanette reyes is live at philadelphia international airport, where eagles fans are returning homement. >> reporter: first up a look at weather and traffic, it's icy in spots, david and karen have that this morning. >> reporter: we're continuing the party. >> reporter: we all stayed up late last night it was a close game. we have rain off the coast, we have clouds breaking up a little bit. there are additional clouds out to the west, i expect a decent amount of sunshine today, but we are starting out on the cold side. 35 in reading and allentown. for a while we were down to the freezing mark in reading. 44 in philadelphia. down to the freeze mark in millville. we have seen some indications of iciness especially in the northern and western suburbs and central south jersey, so be careful of that this morning. there's the possibility what with roads being wet overnight maybe not completely drying before you get out there and before the temperatures dip, some black ice is possible. it's p

trish hartman is out there.ays a lot of people said i forgot something and had to run to the store and you can see everyone decked out in the eagles gear. >> you know who else is decked out in his eagles gear. >> you can't get any more green than this. adjust your television set color. not quite as bright as your green, but it is eagles green. >> i try to match the set too. >> let's look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. bring along the umbrella and make sure you are driving slowly. this rain is going to come down at a pretty good clip. 44 degrees is the forecasted high. tomorrow breezy, 44 much colder for the high. morning chilled chills in the single digits and teen. >> your time now 7:57. good morning america weekend next on channel 6. >> here are the stories we're working on you for 9:00. eagles nation is in minneapolis for the super bowl. we'll have live team coverage from the city. >> plus we'll have the latest on a fatal amtrak crash that happened in south carolina. >> plus another check of the accuweath

trish hartman channel6 "action news." >> thank you trish.not having a parade today, david. >> this is why they postponed it or moved it to thursday. it's a good thing they did. right now we've got storm tracker6 live double scan showing you a mixed bag of precipitation. rain farther to the south but up north snow and as trish hartman just mentioned some sleet pellets mixing in. radar picking up mainly snow but it could be fine snowflakes and also some sleet mixing in in allentown and then accumulating snow possible in areas like green lane, fleetwood reading doylestown. those brighter shades of white beginning to move in and the farther south you go the better chance you have of seeing some mixing. that blue pushing up close to norristown jenkintown malvern and of course in philadelphia and media is a mix of snow, also some sleet, maybe some freezing rain and now we're seeing darker shades of blue mixing in too and that's an indication that the precipitation might be getting a little bit steadier in spots. looks like there's a little break i

. >> trish hartman is live in center city with fan frenzy and the fallout. good morning, trish. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, yeah it is quiet out here, we've seen the street sweepers come through, we're at the intersection of 16th and market. the streets are starting to open up here. the jiewp lent celebration -- jubilant celebration caused chaos. once the game ended, the people

reporting live from doyletown bucks county trish hartman for channel have "action news". >> thanks, trish. >>> lets go back to the city to "action news" reporter anni e mccormack live in south philadelphia with that part of the coverage, annie. >> reporter: what we're seeing around here is mostly wet road s, wet sidewalks, just before 5:00 we started to see precipitation coming down, it started out as rain and then 5:15 it turned to icy conditions. now back to rain. we will take a look at this video from earlier where we are right now, oregon and swanson, and that is at the penndot salt yard. it was earlier around midday that they started to prepare for this, it was about 400 trucks that they are going to have around the entire area, the multiple count that is penndot does to have take care of. they are starting off as a salting operation, front end loaders dumping that salt in the dump trucks before they headed out. one of the things they do have on their side they say that is their roadways are warmer, which means even if there is, precipitation, icy precipitation that is falling it is

trish hartman, channel6 "action news." jim? o thank you, trish.adelphia to minneapolis, sharrie williams and brian taff are live for the experience. i'm old enough to remember when the superbowl was just a football game. that's not the case anymore. >> are you giving away your age, jim? boy have things changed since then. it's a super sized experience. today, we felt a rush, a boost of energy hit the city. fans know from both teams we are in 243 hour window before the game kicks off. >> fans have been pouring into the city all day long wanting to be part of the magic moment in minnesota. fans confronted the cold to take in the sight and sounds of the city. the buildings are awash in purple. eagle green everywhere else you look. eagle nation arrived in full force today. they are loud, proud and beyond happy to be here. >> tell me about your jury was duly sworny? >> ijury wasdulyjourney? >> we had a great time. >> how does it feel to be here? >> first time in my life. i'li'm thrilled. >> that sentiment echoed by so many today. the birds make a run a

have their super bowl parties and that means making a mad dash to the supermarket right now. >> trish hartman is live at the supermarket in burlington, new jersey. hi, trish. >> reporter: yeah. we opened here at 6:00 a.m. there were a lot of employees here before that and there are some shoppers here already before the crowds get here. we are near the bakery. they are busy. they are keeping everything stocked, getting ready for the big super bowl crowds. home made deserts are here, there's a wing bar back near the deli. dozens of party trays are being made and picked up today. we were here before the store was opened and employees were here setting up balloons, stocking displays, cakes and cookies made from scratch are front and center. all eagles themes. stromboli are popular. a busy day for grocery store. they say they are ready for the rush, have been working through the night. catering orders going out. pickup and delivery the managers has said business has been up between 10% and 12% so the he's also super bowl trip has meant big business. shop right is open until 11:00 tonight. we're li

trish hartman, channel6 "action news." jim? o thank you, trish. sharrie williams and brian taff are live for the experience. i'm old enough to remember when the superbowl was just a football game. that's not the case anymore. >> are you giving away your age, jim? boy have things changed since then. it's a super sized experience. today, we felt a rush, a boost of energy hit the city. fans know from both teams we are in 243 hour window before the game kicks off. >> fans have been pouring into the city all day long wanting to be part of the magic moment in minnesota. fans confronted the cold to take in the sight and sounds of the city. the buildings are awash in purple. eagle green everywhere else you look. eagle nation arrived in full force today. they are loud, proud and beyond happy to b

. >> we have highlights from minnesota, trish hartman is live in center city. jeanette reyes is live add philadelphia international airport, where eagles fans are returning home. >> first up a look at weather and traffic, we'll go over to david and karen. i love the fog last night, you heard the eagles chant and fireworks through the fog it was incredible. >> reporter: it's great to cheer on a team your hole -- whole life and finally have it happen. >> reporter: in my neighborhood, after each touchdown, fireworks. we have rain off the coast and we are expecting sunshine. temperatures are down to the freezing mark including millville and reading. allentown and philadelphia and other spots it's really close. in between the reporting stations we're seeing the numbers drop. unfortunately with the roads wet from overnight with the rain that cleared the coast around midnight. with temperatures dropping we have the possibility of black ice. i had to chip ice off my windshield this morning it was slippery in the driveway and parking lot out here. be careful on roads an

we're live from doyletown bucks county trish hartman fo channel six "action news". >> thanks, trish. >>> we will move on to annie mccormack live in south philadelphia, annie. >> reporter: now, walter here it is just picking up about 20 minutes ago it looked like rain on the windshield but just about five minutes ago, it started to sound like ice here on the pavement. you can see behind me we are at penndot salt yard at oregon and swanson in south philadelphia. you can see, that dump truck right there is already full, all the way to the right you can see a front end loader prepared to dump more salt into waiting trucks that have been here all afternoon. here's some video from the salt yard, it was midday, that they began to get their salting operations together. that is how penndot says that they will tackle this precipitation, whatever comes our way. they have about 400 trucks, at the ready, they are incident command center has already been activated and at this point they will begin salting initially and then they will see what type of precipitation that we will get, on area roadway

reporting in south philadelphia, trish hartman, "action news.">> we would love to see your valentine'sories. we are seeing flowers to cute kids. just use the hash tag 6abc action. we have warm weather coming up, wet weather coming up, and snow. >> we have something for everyone. that's the nice thing about this forecast. the skyline is glowing. the rain is moving in. storm tracker six live showing it's moving on to south jersey right now. it's a quick hit of rain moving off the coast by 4:00 in the morning. this is associated with a surge of warmth. 46 in philadelphia two degrees higher than the average high this time of year wilmington 45 and cape may 43-degrees. satellite and radar showing quick hit or showers moving through overnight. we have fog for the morning in time for the morning rush. temperatures mild, suburbs 45. philadelphia, 49. as we head through the day tomorrow, lots of clouds, not much sunshine and temperatures surging more than 20-degrees above normal by 1:00, firmly into the mid 60s. then a cold front early on friday, opening the door for arctic air right in time fo

live in center city, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> now, that the allegation have won the super bowl -- now that the eagles have won the super bowl, it is time to celebrate. the city plans to make an announcement about the super bowl parade sometime today including the parade rude and the start time. >> the party started as soon as game was over they ran to modell's to get the gear. action cam was there where fans were picking up their super bowl geer. modell's will be open at 5:00 a.m., my favorite quote of the night, you need to come down here, we need to party i've got liquor in my trunk. >> reporter: i was being careful around st. joe's, and stuff, i didn't see too many people out there. >> it's a little icy on the roads. >> reporter: it is, too, you have to be careful, allow extra time to chip ice off the windchill. in and around philadelphia there's -- windshield. narnld -- in and arrested philadelphia there's slippery roads. hopefully they will be feeling that way about the eagles in five years. we could use more of this. 34 degrees is the current temperature that's

trish hartman caught up with a flock of birds fans heading to the super bowl. >> reporter: for these eagles fans the road through philadelphia international airport. >> welcome to the back of the plane. >> you take what you can get when you're going to the super bowl, whatever you can get -- >> r plane. b9 the atmosphere looked like a tailgate. american airlines is the official airlines of the philadelphia eagles. they flown 2200 passengers from philadelphia to minneapolis this week. >> we have two children flying from boston and l.a. to meet us there. >> reporter: you have patriots fans going to the super bowl? >> my son only lives in enemy territory. >> i had to say do you mind if we were out until tuesday. >> we were arguing about something, he said you can't be mad at me because i'm you to the super bowl. >> reporter: we found fans who were going to the super bowl. >> got injured we bought them. he got injured. >> we got tickets in november after they broncos. >> reporter: on the plane the party continue understand true . >> the fans are one step closer to history. >> reporter: w

trish hartman talks to eagles fans making the trip for some of them it was pure luck. are there stories come your way at 5:30. >>> sarah bloomquist is part of the team covering the super bowl, look for her live report on "action news" at 9:00 a.m. don't forget you can catch "action news" tonight at 5:00 p.m. walter perez anchors our coverage. we have on 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 and noon tune into "action news" for live reports and "action news" from philadelphia and minnesota will wrap up "action news" at night on sports sunday. >>> police are investigating a shooting at a bar in west philadelphia, the west side tavern after 6:00 p.m. a heavy police preference could be seen inside. no word on the condition of the victim or what led to the gunfire. >>> a man accused of killing university pennsylvania student blaze burnstein has been arraigned. it happened during the christmas holiday while 19-year-old burn teen was home to california for winter break. bail for $5 million. >>> chopper 6 hd was over a house fire last night. the fire spread to two neig

trish hartman is live for us with more on the cleanup and the celebrations on broad street, she is live in center city. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam, and matt, yeah we're at 16th and market, it's very quiet stark difference from how things were a couple of hours ago, take a look, the street sweeper had come through an hour ago, the dump truck and police that were blocking the intersection cleared out. the streets are open again. most people out are bleary eyed and making their way to work this morning. there were fans who took the celebration too far causing damage in parts of the city. >> reporter: the game ended and the wild celebration began. people poured boo the streets and reveled in the first super bowl win. this video shows fans flipping a car on to its side at broad and walnut. people climbed the gates and light poles in front of city hall. traffic lights were laying in the streets broken and the windows at macy's were smashed. people climbed on the awning at the entrance of the ritz carlton on south broad. the awning collapsed full of people. police were comman

let's go to trish hartman live in whitehall township lehigh county. ning, trish. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, matt. nothing happening right here in whitehall township but folks are getting ready for it. take a look. we are here in whitehall township along macarthur boulevard not far from route 22. we're actually here a couple weeks ago during the last snowstorm that caused a little bit of a mess during the morning commute and this is a pretty heavily traveled roadway during the morning rush. we see salt on the sidewalks is that the roads. it's cold here. we have a nice crunchy layer on the grass and this is stuff that has previously fallen. while the lehigh valley and northern suburbs are supposed to see the worst of it, we did find some penndot crews working in the city to prep the words ahead of the storm. here they are brining the schuylkill expressway. this is near vine street earlier this morning. again, snow could affect visibility here in the lehigh valley and a changeover to ice is expected to make things slip. so far we have not seen any p

live at pennsylvania convention center trish hartman for channel six "action news", walter. >> thanks, trish. thank you. >>> a bakery in montgomery county is enjoying sweet taste of success, thanks to the eagles super bell victory. collegeville italian bakery made a friendly wager with a bakery in boston. today was time for them to pay up. the boston bakery took over an eagles sheet cake big enough to feed a hundred people. best part was a $500 check made out to the school district of philadelphia the owners of the collegeville italian bakery says that the bet was inspired by lane johnson and chris long's generosity and commitment to local education. >>> the police touch museum in fair mount park is hosting super bowl champions weekend, there was a dj, dance party this afternoon. these tiny fans showed their expert by dancing around and cheering with green pompons as you can see, the kids can write letters that will be sent to the eagles. festivity wrap up tomorrow afternoon, with a victory parade right there at the museum. >>> relive history making day in philadelphia's sports histor

live in lehigh county, trish hartman channel6 "action news." >> thanks trish. >>> the countdown is onor what is expected to be the biggest party philadelphia has ever seen. the eagles super bowl championship parade. crews worked late into the night last night getting the end point of the parade, the steps of the philadelphia art museum ready. that's where the second part of the festivities, what the city is calling the celebration, will be held. let's take a live picture of the ben franklin park now but is expected to be a black and green cheek could jowl scene on thursday as millions crowd together to celebrate the birds and their first time win of the lombardi trophy. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is now live at the museum steps. she has all the space in the world that she wants but she's trying to help you out if you're planning to be in the thick of it. goodgood morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. yeah, all this space will not be there come tomorrow. we're talking as you mentioned millions of people. one of the organizers calling the ceremony portion of this

trish hartman, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >> philadelphia police are making good on promises to catch the eagles fans who damaged property following sunday's super bowl victory. this is john rigsby of malvern facing charges for this incident. flipping a car in front of the bellevue hotel. the entire incident was captured on cell phone video. and authorities are searching for six other people involved. >> lawyers for bill cosby will ask for them to delay the trial if others are allowed to testify. the comedians lawyer says they need more time to investigate allegations from the 19 female they are looking to call as witnesses. and the judge will decide if any are allowed to testify. the retrial is expected april 2nd in norristown. >> lawmakers are working to avoid another government shut down. the latest as the deadline approaches tomorrow night. >> and a sports car is floating through space, the latest from the space x rocket carrying the tesla roadster. when "action news" continues in just a moment. >>> breaking news now. eagles head coach doug peterson stepped up the microph

we're live in lehigh county whitehall township, trish hartman channel6 "action news." m. >> trish thank you for that. >>> let's check in with mobile6 which is right now making its way down 95 there in center city and you can see when it flashes by the lights you can see that the windshield is wet so it looks as though we've already got a little bit of precipitation and rain if you're in center city, trish was absolutely right, leaving early is probably the way to go before more of that wintry mix makes its way in. >> crews are busy putting the finishing touches on tomorrow's championship parade route. it's a race against mother nature with this morning's wintry mix expected to change over to an all day rain. that would make putting that stuff up miserable, wouldn't it? "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live at the art museum to show how they've gotten a head start. jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, matt. they have no choice. this is less than 24 hours away. a little more than 24 hours but the good thing is they got a bit of a head start. the planning started e

. >>> now let's switch over to "action news" reporter trish hartman who is live up in the lehigh valleyn whitehall township where we will see the first flakes. good morning. what do you see? >> reporter: good morning. yes, things are dry so far. we're still waiting for those first flakes to fall. we are here in whitehall township like you said along macarthur boulevard. we'll show you again. so far things are dry, things are moving right along. we haven't seen any precip yet this morning but there is salt down on the roads and on the sidewalks here where we are near the gas station. this is a pretty heavily traveled road especially as we get into the morning rush. we've been here before. we were here a couple weeks ago when we had a snowstorm that made the morning commute a little bit messy. it is slick here. it is cold. and you can kind of see on the grass here we have a nice coating. now, again, this is stuff that has previously fallen. we haven't seen any precipitation this morning but it's very cold and we've got this nice crunchy layer on the grass. oncthings do start to fall here

. >> "action news" has live game day coverage, trish hartman is in new jersey where fans are shoppingt minute items , and to stack their super bowl parties. bob brooks is in center city with game day safety measure being taken and sports director ducis rodgers and jamie apody are live in minneapolis at u.s. bank stadium. >> but our coverage begins with brian taff and sharrie williams live at mall of america where fans are spending sometime ahead of today's big game, brian and sharrie. >> yeah, guys, it is game day, welcome back inside mall of america here in bloomington, minnesota. this is a stone's throw away from the main event tonight which is just hours away. fans are now blocking to the inside of this mall. but in 22 degrees below zero outside, with wind chill but more importantly this is where they will come to get pre screened ahead of the super bowl tonight. it is already getting busy. >> yes. >> lines are forming, into the city. lets take a look inside the mall of america where fans are gathering. we will look at is what going on. this is where it is for the fans. it is happe

trish hartman, channel 6 action news. >> get ready to pay more for cell phone service. details on why it will soon cost more. winter brings higher heating bills and now a warning about scammers. >> plus parts of the midwest getting more snow today just two days after receiving nearly a foot of it. let's take you live outside here back at home. sky 6hd over the philadelphia international airport. a whole lot of rain today. how long is it going to last? meteorologist chris sowers has the answer. we'll see you after the break. >> this morning more snow is expected to fall in chicago. chicago has had nine days in a row of measurable snowfall. who would want this? o'hare and midway airports have actually canceled more than 140 flights due to all that wintry weather. >> i was going to complain about the rain, but maybe not. >> we could always have it worse, right? i do have some good news for you guys, and this really pains me to talk about this. i'm looking at what's called, it's long range stuff. it goes out a good six weeks, and if it's correct, winter is done for the rest

trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> you have to get home for the parade, right? are the most expensive of any super bowl in the past decade according to stub hub. that's due in part to strong demand from our area. stub hub said the biggest chunk of tickets are being sold to people in pennsylvania made up 1% of sales. folks in new jersey, 7%. the going rate, $5,300. the cheapest ticket to get inside, $3,100. >> as you can imagine keeping everyone safe from the players to the fans it's a difficult job, that's where the latest in technology comes into play. sharrie williams takes a look at what's being used to insure safety at super bowl lii. >> this is a large x-ray device on wheels. >> 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 t

trish hartman, channel6 news chn news." >> we found plenty of fans showing their love for the eaglesher ways. a few of the players themselves made appearances at sports. folksstoped by the nickels building to sign an 8' greeting card to be delivered to the eagles. this event was organized by the mantioc corporation. >> jay-z makes a surprise appearance at a rally in miami. >> a polar plunge is one thing. taking a dip in a body of water still iced over? how officials made sure the river was ready. >> and with the eagle win behind us, time to turn to the other philadelphia team. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. ♪ ♪ sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >> >>> protesters and counter protesters came out at the university of washington against the appearance of patriot prayer. the group was invited by college republics who billed the event as a fre

action news reporter trish hartman took a trip to the tattoo convention to see the artwork firsthand. >> reporter: if you had to come up with an image that is undeniably philly, it might look like jason kelce in a mummers custom eating scrapple and taylor pork roll. >> i had an idea and the breakfast came into play in kelce kelce's speech. >> reporter: adam elliot says the philadelphia tattoo and arts convention could not come at a better time. he's booked solid mostly with clients looking for eagles' ink. >> tons of requests. literally smoking on fire with requests for eagles tattoos. >> reporter: we spoke to him midway through a logo tattoo on his side. >> it's my first tattoo. represent with the birds. >> reporter: from number 9 for nick foles to a sketch of the philly special, these eagles say it's a permanent way to celebrate the victory. >> it don't matter how old i get, i know super bowl lii, nick foles led us to the promised land and we got that "w." >> it's a moment i'll never forgets and now for sure i'll never forget it. >> reporter: trish hartman, channel 6 action news. >>

trish hartman channel 6 "actione parade, right?o the game are the most expensive of any super bowl in the past due to strong buying in our area. stub hub said the biggest chunk of ticks are being sold to people in pennsylvania, making 13% of sales. folks in new jersey, 7%. the going rate $5,300. the cheapest ticket to get inside $3,100. >>> can imagine keeping everybody safe from the fans to the players is a tough job. sharrie williams takes a look at what's being used to insure safety at super bowl lii. >> this is basically a large x-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 dangero

. >> "action news" reporter trish hartman has that story. >> the newly refur sculpture for valentine's day was the site of not one but two proposals when we stopped by. >> was perfect timing. >> for engaged couples, the statue provided a romantic setting for the most romantic of questions. to marry him.is knees and axed >> another gesture of love nearby. these friends giving out and handwritten cards to strangers. >> i feel that people that aren't in a relationship get no, you can give love relationship or not. >> they gave me a card that says, i see beauty in you. it's lovely. >> valentine's day is one of the busiest nights of the year. everyone tries to come out to give everyone a chocolate heart. >> smart valentine's made their play early to make sure they got a table at a family owned favorite. reporting in south philadelphia, trish hartman, "action news." >> we would love to see your valentine's day memories. we are seeing flowers to cute kids. just use the hash tag 6abc action. we have warm weather coming up, wet weather coming up, and snow. >> we have something for everyone. tha

now to trish hartman live in doylestown. tristrish? been here several times already. the bucks county emergency disparters say we are hearing about accidents all over because of the weather. drivers say the roads were bad. >> as the snow started to fall in doylestown, plenty of people were out enjoying the night. conditions went downhill as the snow fell rapidly. route 611 was snow covered and slippery. >> the roads are bad right now. if you don't have four wheel drive, you are probably having trouble getting up the ip klein. incline. >> friends called to say they are teeter tottering on the roads. >> this family spent the day skiing in the poconos and had a long drive home. >> we just got here. it took three hours. you can't drive more than 20 miles per hour. >> christina amry was cleaning the sidewalk in front of her restaurant. >> the whole town walks everywhere. you can see there is no parking. residents come out, they are very supportive. >> even if you are walking, you want to be careful with the slick and snow-covered surfaces.

. >> trish hartman live in center city with more on well call it the mayhem that took over the streets immediately following the big win emotions running high last night and through this afternoon. hey, trish. >> reporter: hi, rick and alic, we're on market we'll take a look behind me, show you the macy's windows t sm they are boarded up glass around. the city streets division are working to restore the traffic lights that were damaged. we saw officers directing traffic. fans are jubilant many wondered why the celebrations had to turn destructive. we spoke to philadelphia police this morning and he is wondering the same thing. prng afternue to show their birdson it all. >> it was so exciting, the tire roo exploded. >> reporter: as people made their work on cloud nine, the cleanup continues after the celebration turns to chaos. >> the lie on share ofeople sell -- lion share of people celebrating peacefully, but you will get the idiots that feel like they have to destroy property. the sheer number of people made it difficulties for officers to respond to specific areas. fans were climbin

"action news" reporter trish hartman joins us live from outside of the tattoo arts convention in center city where fans are finding permanent ways to display their love for the birds, trish. >> reporter: well, walter this is place to be this evening, take a look at the line to get in. it wrapped around the convention center all the way down to the corner at race street. here at the philadelphia tattoo arts convention there has been a request for eagles tattoos for those fans who want to commemorate this historic super bowl win. we spoke to one fan who said it was a perfect way to celebrate. >> a big green nine on the leg of the super fan christian du field to forever remember super bowl performance of quarterback nick foles. >> that to is on here forever and no matter how oldy get, i know, nick foles, let us to the promise land and we got that w. >> reporter: for those who didn't want to do something aspermias a tattoo plenty of other events gave people the chance to show their eagles pride, in plymouth meeting a few of the super bowl champion players made appearances at sports shop in

"action news" reporter, trish hartman has details. >> reporter: if you had to come up with an image, that is undeniablely philly it might look like jason kelce in the mummers costume eating scrapple and pork roll. now that image is that dude on bill miller's arm. >> i had an idea, then breakfast came into play and kelce's speech, long story short, i will give you killer deal if you let me tattoo kelce on you. >> reporter: adam elliott from passion and christ tattoos says philadelphia tattoo arts convention could not have come at a better time. he is booked solid mostly with clients looking for eagles ink >> tons, tons of requests, my phonies smoking on fire with texts, and messages for requests for eagles tattoos. >> go birds baby. >> reporter: for colin ruley this is a big step we spoke to him midway through a eagles logo tattoo on his thigh. >> my first tattoo representing with the birds. >> reporter: number nine for nick foles to a sketch of the philly special, these eagles fans say it is a permanent way to celebrate this victory. >> tattoos on my body forever. it don't matter how

. >> trish hartman is live in west berlin. people have been coming in all day long for those goodies. >> reporter: that's right. all morning it's been packed in here and we are standing in front of one of the busiest places in the zallie's shoprite right now. people are waiting for their meats and their party trays. we've got some spirit going here! so busy this morning. getting their shopping down nice and early, they're ready for a big game and a big party. >> treats, chips, nuts, things like that. >> reporter: keeps everybody fueled up and excited. >> absolutely. >> just need to pick up some trays, some cookies and stuff to get ready. and very excited. >> reporter: customers, some dressed to the nines, started streaming into zallie's shoprite in west berlin, new jersey shortly after opening after 6:00 a.m. this will be a busy day for last-minute shoppers and hundreds of employees who are working hard to keep the store stocked and clean. but managers say it's well worth it. over the past several weeks business has been up ab

. >> reporter: reporting in mount laurel, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> congratulations mrgary. 9:21 a.m., he may only be nine but a little boy in pennsylvania has big eagles spirit. >> we're going to the super bowl! >> i told you! it's a dream. >> reason to be excited he believes in nick foles we do too, the minute tour super fan could not contain his excitement we realized the birds were super bowl bound. >>> as we gear up for the big game, show us for eagles pride with pictures and video on social media using #6abc action on instagram and twitter. post them on the "action news" facebook wall. >> we love them. >> coming up on "action news" saturday, what the eagles say they are trying to approve to the world during tomorrow's super bowl matchup. that's next in sports. >> all right sports now, the eagles cap off their final full practice before the super bowl. >> sixers joel embiid plans to root on the birds as they take on the patriots. jeff skeverski has sports. >> reporter: what's the celebration going to be like if the eagles win the super bowl. receiver, alshawn jeffe

trish hartman is still there tonight. i follow you on social media like everyone should. this was for you the best workday ever. >> reporter: it was so muc it really was. if you watched earlier this area was packed to the gills with people. and we were squeezed in like sardines and h fun everybody was so happyared up pretty quickly parade came through the barriers have been moved aside and traffic is moving once again and street le quickly and got the confetti and trash cleaned up and now we have folks headed home or headed back to their carsion spot fans were in their places hours the parade they packed broad streetpeop while waited and tennis balls and beach balls and when the buses came through the fans when wild. people say thef football was shared for de heir kids to see this philadelphia history and never forget seeing the lombardi trophy and all the players come down broad street and several fans brought their lucky charms and blankets and hats they were wearing all season long. and these fans say the ready to do it again next year. because this was the parade that

trish hartman took a trip to the tattoo convention to see the artwork firsthand. >> reporter: if you had to come up with an imagine that is undeniably philly. >> i had an idea then breakfast came into play and kelce's speech. long story short he said i'll give you a killer deal. >> reporter: adam elliot says the philadelphia tattoo arts convention could not come at a better time. he's booked solid mostly with clients looking for eagles ink. >> tons of requests. like literally smoking on fire with texts and messages for eagles tattoos. >> reporter: for collin, this is a big step. we spoke to him midway through an eagles tattoo. >> my first tattoo, represent with the birds. >> reporter: from number 9 of the foles to a sketch of the philly special. >> i've had tattoos on my body forever it don't matter how old i get, i know super bowl lii, nick foles led us to the promised land we got that "w." >> it's a moment i'll never forget and now for sure i'll never forget it. >> reporter: here at convention center. channel 6 action news. >> eagles tattoo on your back. >> already have it. >> i th

trish hartman is south philadelphia at broad and passyunk where people came well before thetoday.r: hi there sharrie if you were watching earlier you know it was packed here on broad street. we couldn't move. and i miss the people because it helped to block the wind. and broad street is open to traffic once again and the barriers have been moved aside and ready to be p things are moving along and the crowds are gone and people are making their way home and to their cars and houses after one heck of a paratoday.s look at video that we shot earlier today. some fans were in place hours before the parade started and packed broad street and some said it hd them stay warm because there was so many people and when the buses came through the crowd went wild and fans say their love of football is passed down from generation to generation and parents brought their kids to be part of this philadelphia history. and they will never forget seeing the lombardi trophy coming down broad street and hope it's not the last time we see a celebtion like this one. >> got green bec was 3 i broke my arm a