dann cuellar is live at the art museum for the latest on parade plans. christie ileto is at the link for swag patrol. jeff skversky has nick foles day at disney world and cecily tynan has the parade forecast. thursday's victory parade will start at broad and patterson at 11:00 a.m. then north through the city on broad. we are not sure if it will go around city hall to the left or right, but it will likely go left to pack into dilworth park, ending at the philadelphia museum of art for a huge celebration there. let's go live to the museum. "action news" reporter dann cuellar, dan, the word is that a couple of million people are making their own parade plans. >> that's pretty much what everyone is saying. the die has been cast. the order of business set for center city and making the eagle parade set for thursday. without telling anyone for fear of jinxing the game or giving bill belichick a heads up, looks like the city had a head start. >> we did it, baby. >> with passionate eagle fans running on high octane after the superbowl win the city is moving ful

dann cuellar is live at the art museum for the latest on parade plans. christie ileto is at the link for swag patrol. jeff skversky has nick foles day at disney world and cecily tynan has the parade forecast. thursday's victory parade will start at broad and patterson at 11:00 a.m. then north through the city on broad. we are not sure if it will go around city hall to the left or right, but it will likely go left to pack into dilworth park, ending at the philadelphia museum of art for a huge celebration there. let's go live to the museum. "action news" reporter dann cuellar, dan, the word is that a couple of million people are making their own parade plans. >> that's pretty much what everyone is saying. the die has been cast. the order of business set for center city and making the eagle parade set for thursday. without telling anyone for fear of jinxing the game or giving bill belichick a heads up, looks like the city had a head start. >> we did it, baby. >> with passionate eagle fans running on high octane after the superbowl win the city is moving ful

live at police headquarters, dann cuellar, wphl-17. >> thank you, dan. police are looking for a gunman that shot a machin man in the fe tonight killing him. police have not identified the victim or suspect. >> cumberland county prosecutors released dash cam video of a deadly encounter in millville last month. it shows the suspect pointing his hands at please and refusing to obey orders to halt. >> stop moving. the suspect has been identified as 47-year-old edward gandhi. colt gibson opened fire on him at north mcneal street back on january 22nd. he has been placed on leave while the deadly investigation goes on. >> first, a system is arriving with serious downpours tonight. rain was coming down so hard in the past hour that it even overwhelmed storm draims. drains. cecily tynan is here tracking it on radar. >> temperatures in the mid 50s. double scan live showing a conveyer belt of moisture associated with a cold front. we have a good soaking rain over philadelphia currently. you can see near mall born, it's headed east. this is a front that's bringing c

dann cuellar and christie ileto tell us about the cleanup and for many a difficult drive home. dan, we'll start with you. >> it looks like they'll have this open long before rush hour tomorrow morning. from looking at the parkway after the superbowl parade, it looks like one heck of a party. >> it was bufl. we enjoyed it. among the trash there was much stuff left behind including outdoor folding chairs, cooler, backpacks, you name it. there was clearly a lot of alcohol consumed. >> looked like a good time had by all. hope for another one next year. congratulations to the team. they did a great job and unified the city. the cleanup began after the crowds began to clear. they worked through the night to handle the massive job. what you see here is the aftermath of upwards of a million people here all day to cheer on their eagle football heros. >> everybody was nice to each other. it was great. >> it's better than my marriage. i love my kids. this is better than my kids being born. >> go birds. >> our dad came from jamaica and the minute he came to philadelphia became an eagle fan

dann cuellar is live at the terminal. there are many points division leaders need to know. >> that's right. a lot of people will be flocking here it's a real race to get here onboard one of the trains. >> all points south of philadelphia. no parking will be allowed in the 68 and 69th hundred street of market. the good news is, there is free parking nearby. we have different points,ey have to walk a block. >> no parking in front of fire hydrants and corners. >> you have to care or you will be towed. >> septa covers all points north and east of the city. if you are coming here there are 989 parking spaces available first come first serve. we'll embrace wherever i land. go eagles. >> i'll t take the l down. >> i'll start around 60:00 in the morning. >>tain to broad street line? >> right. >> i have my if i can't do for uber. i want to enjoy myself. >>> itp us off at 33 station. >> from >> we'l walk.l. all superintendent mike chitwood says their goal is to be sure everyone gets to and from the parade safelype everyone has a gr

dann cuellar is at hanneman hospital. it's historically bad and getting historically worse. >> that's right, jim. the number of flu cases across the area is exploding. many more cases reported by this time last year and last week was a bad week for people getting the flu. doctors across the region are reporting a huge strike in the flu known as type a. it's packing a punch. >> chills, coughing, nausea and diarrhea. >> there have been 26 influenza deaths alone. these are the numbers being reported since october 1st with montgomery county reporting highest, 2100 cases. new jersey doubled the number of flu cases last week with 2,000. that compares with the 4,709 cases it saw the previous week. >> you can get the flu with the previous strain. it was not 100% effective. saying that, it's never 100% effective. >> jefferson is pushing its jeff connect app to allow patients face time with dr.s without having to come into the office. >> it avoids you going to the waiting room where flu is rampant and you getting the flu even if yo

dann cuellar is live at the terminal. there are many points division leaders need to know. >> that's right. a lot of people will be flocking here it's a real race to get here to get onboard one of the trains. >> all points south of philadelphia. no parking will be allowed in the 68 and 69th hundred street of market. news is, there is free parking nearby. we have different points, maybe they have >> no parking in front of fire hydrants and corners. >> you have to care or you will be towed. >> septa covers all points north and east of the city. if you are coming here there are 989 parking spaces available, first come first serve. >> we'll embrace wherever i land. go eagles. >> i'll take the trolley and take the l down. >> i'll start around 60:00 in the morning. >> to catch the tain to the broad street line? >> right. >> i have my septa pass. i'm catch that down there. if i can't do that i'll pay for uber. i want to enjoy myself. >>> it will drop us off at 33 station. >> from there? >> we'll wheel and walk. walk and wheel. >

police headquarter, dann cuellar, "action news" channel6. jim? >> we'll continue to bring you updates as we learn them on the 6abc app. you can get more about the man accused of the crime as well as videos and photographs of the scene. stay with us on channel6 for the latest live report from florida on "nightline" right after "jimmy kimmel live." >> meanwhile seven people have been arrested in a gun trafficking ring that did arrests were announced by state's attorney general graywall. investigateinvestigators say 30 guns were purchased illegally in ohio and driven hundreds of mil sold to criminals in south jersey. >> chances of snow for the weekend are rising tonight. we need to talk about rain coming in overnight. meteor with more from accuweather. >> there is a warm front bringing us a taste of late april through the day double scan live showing rain moving in, the steadiest and heaviest west of philadelphia moving through reading and lancaster. this is m in the overnight hours. it should move through by 4:00 in the use caution because though t

. >> dann cuellar is live at cherry hills east with that story. >> jim, the controversy continues to boil here at cherry hill east for the beloved teacher's suspension. students and parents say he was speaking concern in the wake of the shooting in florida, and they want him brought back. >> students captured video of the rally at cherry hills east. the students were demanding the reinstatement of timothy lock. a student became upset over concerns that a similar incident could happen here. >> he was bringing up concerns at east talking about safety here. we have four security guards. none have firearms on them. >> if we don't have the right to talk about this controversial issue in the school system, how are we going to move forward as a society? >> the 50-year-old lock not available for comment is an iraq war veteran. he was not only suspended, his bag was searched and he was ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation. >> it seems they are trying to twist this around now and use this against him. it's disgusting. >> the superintendent declined to discuss the matter at a public event.

dann cuellar is with upper darby police. you have the full story? >> especially in the wake of the school shooting last week, people are on edge. police are looking for this guy when he turns himself in. hours later, he's back on the streets. >> the fact that he was able to sign his own bail is beyond belief to me. >> on sunday morning he was escorted out of church service at beulah tabernacle after he was harassing parishioners. >> he said he was going to come back and kill everybody. that's a threat. as terroristic as you can get. >> hargrove turned himself in this morning but was ordered released by judge anne daredako on $30,000 bail. >> that's asinine. this guy is a danger. when you make those threats, there has to be consequences. >> the incident has heightened concerns for other churches like the collision cente christian cr darby. >> pastors have to think about church security. >> church elders here have been looking at ways of securing the facility. >> i wouldn't particularly carry a gun myself. i believe in having people who are well train

dann cuellar, channel6 "action news." jim? >> eagle center jason kelce made an impression yesterday in a mummer costume. today he delighted fans with one-on-one contact. >> jim, before yesterday's speech half of the ticks to the session were purchased. the rest sold out overnight which is how long it took the star to become a legend. >> jason kelce and bo allen are talking for the first time. >> when you started seeing how many fans are there, the passion and energy everyone had, it was easy to get wrapped up in that. fans waited for an autograph. kelce's underdog speech earned him a spot in many philadelphiaen's hearts. >> it felt like he was part of us. >> it's what everybody has been saying about us. it's philly through and through. he had that bottled up for five years. >> hungry dogs run faster. >> was the speech prepared? >> i didn't write anything down, but for some reason the night before the parade, i couldn't sleep. >> i thought it was one of the best speeches i have heard. >> ryan came to tell kelce just that. >> it

we are going to dann cuellar who is frankfort and cottman in may fair and the party goes on there, dann. >> that's right jim and i tell you what this crowd is showing no signs of letting up. there is 10 to 20,000 gathered at frankfort and cottman and i'm sure social media is being saturated with all sorts of videos and pictures and you see all the cameras people rolling among the highlights i saw a woman with a large sign that said who is the under dog now and i just had to laugh because i know that's what is on a lot of people's minds tonight and a lot of people are saying after they saw the incredible team with the incredible victory and pan down to the guy with the lombardi state trophy he made his own lombardi trophy and the eagles won and bringing home philadelphia to the ecstatic eagles fans and listen to them jim here we go! [ crowd roaring ] you see what i mean and they will not get sleep and no one will get sleep and i think they will be up all night. >> and we can make the point that while this is primarily a local party for the tri state area and we have sight of that for yea

in center city i'm dann cuellar for channel six, "action news". >>> you cannery live history making day in philadelphia sports, history on six abc app , right now you can see videos from the big owes moments of the celebration, raw video from the action campaign chopper six, and dozens of photos of eagles players and fans, enjoying the championship parade. >>> so, now to an issue plaquing drivers all over the area, potholes. we hate those. they seem to be never ending and repair crews feel the same way. experts say damage to roads get worse when temperatures keep changing dramatically. they say fur car has been victim of pothole she feels your pain, wednesday night, it happened to her car. >> my car started shaking. i pulled off. i had a flat tire and broken cd joint in my axle. so when penndot arrived they were kind i was the tenth person since the gentlemen's shift started. >> reporter: she says damage happened while driving on the schuylkill near city avenue. repairs will cost her hundreds of dollars. she said the experience was frustrating. she is hoping that pothole is filled soon.

cuellar hello dann. >> hello what a celebration on frankfort and cottman in the may fair section of philadelphia no sooner did the eagles clinch the superbowl this crowd a sea of people just started flocking on to the intersection, jumping out of bars, jumping out of homes and coming young and old and parents with their children, everybody celebrating, something they have been wanting to do for generation after generation after generation wanting the eagles to win the superbowl, listen to them! [ crowd roars ] the dam finally broke and got their wish tonight and had a belief they could do it and saw how the team played two sundays ago when they beat the vikings man they said this team could do it. look at them. this is something in 2008 when the phillies clinched the world series and have the same kind of celebration here and jim i have a feeling this is going to be going on for many hourset to come for we're hours of the morning back to you. >> all right dann let me ask you a quick question of course police have been concerned that there would be the forum we have seen in the past

dann cuellar, what happened there tonight? >> jim, there has been a myriad of problems and complaints, that the postmaster general wanted to come out himself. he got an earful tonight. >> it was a standing room only crowd with complaints about mail that never arrives, long lines at the post office. >> we have long given up on it so we don't go there anymore. nobody has that kind of time. >> a woman that seems to get everyone's mail at her door. >> i go out and take time to deliver the mail. i don't want to throw it away. >> when asked how many people get other people's mail, almost the entire audience raised their hands. problems not just here in northern liberty, but stretch of the city, southwest and overbrook. >> it's something i needed to hear: . it seems he's on the case. he introduced a new manager for the post office serving northern liberty. >> i needed someone familiar with the area. he carried mail in the area so he know it is neighborhood. >> michael hernandez that arrived in january vows to tackle the problems head

. >> we have two reports from dann cuellar at upper darby police and christie ileto in the slight satellite center. >> kristi: christie, we'll begi. >> the school says they were not warned about but his online accounts are shuttering. >> we have begun to dissect the social sites he was on. >> the 19-year-old is accused of killing 17 people and injuring 14 others in p north of miami. >> he was on the third floor. he knows the school layout. he's been to the fire drills. authorities say cruz left the school blending in with those trying to escape. >> i don't know how we are alive. >> not far from the carnage, cruz was taken into custody without incident. the 19-year-old was expelled for disciplinary reasons. it's not sure why he chose to come back and murder so many innocent people. >> if you are on a website, and you know something, you see something, you see a person with rife wills and weaponry, and you see something not right, you owe it to your family, community and law enforcement to make this a safer nation by calling up someone. >> cruz is believed to have acted alone. classesare canc

. >> "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at upper darby high school tonight. the number one cop in upper darby says he has the best way to protect everyone in upper darby high school, an idea bound to spark controversy. >> that's right, jim. at a time some are calling for tougher gun laws, superintendent mike chitwood is moving in a different direction to allow preselected personnel to carry guns at school to shoot back in case of attack. >> we have to do something to think out of the back. >> he calls it the save our children program. >> i would like the school board select teachers that want to go through the concealed weapon's permit process. >> under pennsylvania law, guns are not allowed on schools so the legislature would have to make exceptions for retired military or police officers that would like to help. >> jerry says he would like to do it. >> i don't see a problem with that. everything we are doing now, it's not working. let's go one step further. the initial reaction from parents was mixed. >> they need that. you never know what to expect here. >

dann cuellar is live where the board met tonight. more frustration than cooperation or so it seems. >> that's right, jim. the school district and board have been given every chance to set the record straight and it seems they only made matters worse as you are about to see. >> chaos erupted after barry dickinson announced that by law they are not allowed to speak about personnel matters, but everything you have seen is wrong. >> no facts exist in public. i'm going to have to ask you to be quiet. the meeting came hours after hundreds of stiewment students t to support teacher timothy locke. >> i asked the board how you could suspend a teacher that won most influential teacher last eight years, going on nine. >> locke was placed on leave and bags searched and required to undergo a psychiatric exam. >> the meeting seemed to do little to appease students and parents concerns. >> so many people feel safe and you have done nothing to assure us we are safe. the doors to the school are open and anyone could walk in. we don't feel safe and at

dann cuellar is live with upper darby police. you have the full story. >> that's right, three armed robberies in six days, that has residents here particularly septa train raiders alarmed. there is a concerted effort to capture these guys before someone gets hurt. >> we have plain clothed guys watching the high speed lines. >> the latest armed robberies are targeting septa no norris tn speed line. >> this is the first time i have heard about it. >> twice now people are robbed by three young men with guns. >> they take his clothes, sweatshirt, his belt. they take credit cards. >> the three armed bandits came on the radar january 26th when they robbed a woman on chestnut street. >> they have threatened to shoot people if they don't cooperate. >> they are dangerous guys playing a dangerous game. they are true predators. >> not overly surprised. the path is not well lit. the few times i came home late, i don't feel safe there. >> even in your neighborhood, i live up the street, we might have to go to 69th street and not come down her

as "action news" reporter dann cuellar explains that could take sometime. >> reporter: first lets give credit where credit is due city workers from the streets department have done a tremendous job in clearing upward of 60 tons of trash from philadelphia's cherished ben franklin parkway. they went at it with gusto. >> this was probably largest we have ever had to deal with in terms of the clean up effort. >> reporter: what a difference a day has made. >> amazing, they have done a good job at cleaning up. >> reporter: now is there something missing. >> i seem to remember grass at some point. >> reporter: not one blade of grass remains around or near eakins oval where hundreds of thousands of fans camped out all day for the super bowl parade celebration. >> oh, man it looks like a desolate waste land out here. >> bound to happen with that many people. >> this area is usually very beautiful but now it just looks like a war zone. i was walking down. it looks so desolate and different. >> reporter: spokesperson for parks and recreation say they are assessing damage from the parade. she said

. >> the school superintendant declined to talk to dann cuellar about the student protest that actually began yesterday nor would he talk about the current security procedures. outside of the school people watched including this neighbor who was heartened by this as students are speaking up in the wake of the school shootings. >> i think it's awesome and i think it's a bright future. and i think it's really hopeful, it makes me hopeful. >> the district has not said how many students protested this morning but the threat of sanctions for those involved appear to have been lifted today. the principal said in part. i am formerly retracting the statement i made withholding the participation in the senior trip, senior prom or graduation. >> a backing off of the sanctions and a willingness to talk to students about security measures and still nothing from the administration about the teacher, they say it's a no comment personnel matter and a school board meeting on tap and what happens next we'll have to wait and see. live in cherry hill, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >

action news reporter dann cuellar is live at the septa rail station in ardmore and then ducis rodgers is with members of the eagles at the sixers and we will start with dann and it's an enormous people moving operation and we have christie ileto. >> and a lot of people trying to figure out how they are going to get to the parade with travel options becoming more complex but we are finding tonight people are determined to get there one way or the other. how you going to get there? >> this is what we are trying to think of. i don't know. >> it's like the million dollar question how to get into center city for an eagles super bowl parade people have been waiting a lifetime to see. >> not going to work going to the parade. >> how are you going to get there. >> sleep in north philadelphia so i can get there. >> how are you going to get there. >> drive to my friends and drive the sub which or the l. >> i heard it's free. >> mom is driving me the train will be crazy. >>> septa with 50,000 passes to get to and from the parade people were lined up the train station to get them at the 69th stre

cuellar is up but we will take to cecily first. >> felt like the end of may not february with several record highs wilmington and dover 75 degrees, records there, atlantic city airport 73, philadelphia 72, breaking the record high of 70 setback in 1939. trenton 71 and bad news for the ski resorts in the poconos a new record high of 66. if you look across the eastern half of the country you can see there is more warmth on the way. cincinnati today 80 degrees. that warm air mass is moving our way but west of a cold front a big drop in temperatures, temperatures only in the teens and 20s and between those two air masses double scan live showing a conveyer belt of moisture with some flooding rain and also some significant icing with a cold front that cold front itself will be moving in here tomorrow night but ahead of it we have another day of warmth. foggy in the morning not quite as bad as yesterday or this morning i should say, more records tomorrow and then find the umbrella keep it close four straight days of rainy weather i'll talk about that in the accuweather seven-day forecast, j

police headquarter, dann cuellar, "action news" channel6. jim? >> we'll continue to bring you updates as we learn them on the 6abc app. you can get more about the man accused of the crime as well as videos and photographs of the scene. stay with us on channel6 for the latest live report from florida on "nightline" right after "jimmy kimmel live." >> people have been arrested in a gun trafficking ring that did business in camden. the arrests were announced by state's attorney graywall. investigatinvestigators say 30 e purchased illegally in ohio and driven hundreds sold to criminals in south jersey. >> chances of snow for the weekend are rising tonight. we need to talk about rain coming in meteorologist cecily tynan is here with more from accuweather. >> there is a warm front bringing us april through the day tomorrow. the steadiest andhowing rain heaviest west of philadelphia, moving through reading and laough in the overnight hours. it should move through by 4:00 in the morning. use caution because though the rain is ending, areas are wet and th

the school superintendant declined to talk to "action news's" dann cuellar. nor would he talk about the current security procedures. this morning the neighbor was disheartened that these kids is part of a generation of students during shootings that are speaking up. >> i think it's awesome and a bright future. and i think it's hopeful. makes me hopeful. >> reporter: well, at this point the district has not released the number of kids that walked today. earlier indications that is pro tests may be disciplined by the school. and it has not materialized. the school principal in a letter says that he is now proud of what the students did. as for what is next, it's not clear. the school board meeting is scheduled tonight over at the administration building at 7:00 p.m. and not clear if any of the students that walked or anyone else for that matter may go over there to question the school board members. channel 6 "action news." >> yes, the students making their stance known. >> investigators are searching through the charred debris of a house fire that turned deadl

"action news" reporter dann cuellar with the very latest on those efforts. >> reporter: city workers from the sits department has done a tremendous job of clearing upward of 60 tons of trash from philadelphia's cherished ben franklin parkway. they went at it with gusto. >> this is probably largest we have ever had to deal with in terms of the clean up effort. >> reporter: what a difference a day has made. >> it is amazing they have done a good job cleaning up. >> reporter: now is there something unescapable missing. >> i remember grass at some point. >> reporter: not one blade of grass remains around or near eakins oval where hundreds of thousands of fans camped out all day for the super bowl parade celebration. >> oh, man it looks like a desolate waste land out here. >> bound to happen when we have a lot of people. >> this area is usually really beautiful but now it is a war zone. i was walking down. it looks so desolate and different. >> reporter: spokesperson for cities parks and recreation say they are assessing damage from the parade. she said they typically seed the particle pa

as "action news" reporter dann cuellar explains that can take sometime. >> reporter: first lets give credit where credit is due, city workers from the streets department have done a tremendous job in clearing upward of 60 tons of trash from philadelphia's cherished ben franklin parkway they went at it with gusto. >> this is largest we have ever had to deal with in terms of the clean up effort. >> reporter: what a difference a day has made. >> it is amazing they have done a good job of cleaning up >> reporter: now is there something missing. >> i seem to remember there being grass at some point. >> reporter: not one blade remains in the area around or near eakins oval where hundreds of thousands of fans camped out all day for the super bowl parade celebration. >> oh, man it looks like a desolate waste land. >> bound to happen with a lot of people. >> this area is usually really beautiful but now a war zone, it looks so desolate, different. >> reporter: spokesperson for cities parks, recreation say they are now assessing the damage from the parade, she said they typically seed and air

a big sport events like this, hi there, dann. >> reporter: that is right, monica standing room only crowd here, at real sports bar they have been here since 3:30 this afternoon. they are fired up, tonight. they know this is an eagles team that is, have had to earn everything they have got. despite their odd after losing a number of key players, including, carson wentz, this is a team that has defied all odd, defied all, logic and man , oh, man how can you not marvel at this team. we are ready tonight here in mayfair. go eagles. fly eagles fly. back to you guys. >> i agree, thanks, dan, we love it. >>> well as you know it is finally super bowl night and eagles fans get nerve bus this david and goliath match up, but sister virginia, the delaware county nun and super fan says, we have to keep the faith in this team of faith. >> we have faith in one another. they have played together as a team. this whole season. and that is a plus. defense has to come up strong today. they have got to keep brady off the field either by sitting on the bench or sitting on the ground. o line protect nick.

now, who is at an eagles party in the northeast, hi there, dann. >> reporter: hey, brian we are in a standing room only crowd here at real sports bar in the mayfair section. they have been at capacity since 3:30 this afternoon. no more people allowed in because they are settling into the bar stools as they took about a team that has defied logic, defied the odd and surprised many despite losing key players. i our fans feel like carson wentz said today we have been through a lot this year as a team but we are all we got, we all we need. and it is that under dog mentality that is captured the imagination of fans here, and many believe, they made believers out of many of them, as you can see. so, tonight we're looking for a super bowl victory, let's fly, eagles, let's fly. back to you guys. >> all right, fans, thank you. >>> but we we can tell you we know what you mean. >> quite the party. >>> as we told but the rain, it is coming down and helped ded to the super bowl party chances are you may get soak if you have to be outside >> it will be worth it. >> we see if the rain should end be