victory and an epic moment for our city. reporter: city officials thanked everyone from the eagles to the fans to the event organizers and workers. it was one big well-deserved pat on the back. pretty much went off without a hitch. reporter: they didn t pin an exact number on the crowd size, everyone agreed, it was bigger than the 700,000 number floated out in the media and bigger than the phillies parade in 2008. phillies estimate was 1 million plus. there were more people there than the phillies parade. reporter: police said there were two arrests, four police cars damaged and one jumbo tron toppled over. there was a store vandalized and two stabbings during the day. one on the parkway after a fig fight. the commissioner had high praise for his officers. the way they perform is just outstanding. i mean the way they interact with crowds. most importantly the way they usery straint. reporter: septa officials told reporters they moved 395,000 riders on the market
eagles winning the super bowl. this time the spotlight is on jason kelce and his epic parade tirade and we know that costume he was wearing, that s going to be big next halloween. good evening everyone, i m chris o connell. i m dawn timmeney. players and people of philadelphia are going to remember this forever. the eagles are really icons in the city. tonight some fans got up close and personal with the birds legends. fox 29 s sabina kuriakose joining us live in delaware county where jason kelce and beau allen were signing autographs. sabina. reporter: dawn and chris, if you thought that all of this ended with the parade, you were dead wrong. because eagles mania continues. okay. take look here at carl s cards here in havertown. now, it s quiet now. just a few minutes ago this place was mobbed with eagles fans. they were mobbing beau allen and jason kelce as they left after signing autographs for more than two hours and as you guys mentioned kelce was the star of the nig
nice and clear, temperatures climbing into the mid-60s as we go through the afternoon. average high of 59, a little bit above that today and the trend continuing through mid-week. more on that in a few minutes. anthony: we begin with breaking developments this morning, the domestic dispute that turned to gunfire in virginia. an officer was killed, and a civilian woman was killed. officers say ashley guindon on friday after joining the department she served previously in prince william county in virginia. the person is described as a member of the military. more than 100 police cars lined the roads outside a northern virginia hospital early this morning, as a somber escort for the body. the suspect is expected in court tomorrow. caitlin: happening right now, signs of unrest in salt lake city. a 16-year-old has been hospitalized there after being shot by police. onlookers were reportedly obscenities at officers. police have remained very tight-lipped and local media reporting t
you were at 21 degrees. 27 in sanford, 32 at rdu and fayetteville this morning at 31. clear skies. we ll be hard pressed to find a cloud today. nice and clear, and temperatures responding. look at that, by the time we get to the mid-day hour around 60, we ll climb to mid-60s later on. should be a great day to get out and about. even warmer tomorrow and tuesday, rain mid-week. anthony: thank you, steve, we start with a developing story. this morning, a domestic dispute leads to gunfire. one person killed, two others woman and a civilian woman was also killed. officer ashley gumden was joining the department she d served with previously in prince william county. the person is in custody described as a person of the military. the suspect is expected in court tomorrow. caitlin: signs of unrest in salt lake city this morning. a 16-year-old hospitalized after being shot by police. onlookers reportedly throwing rocks and shouting obscenities at officers. police have been error tight
practice was canceled today due to rain, but some regulars were still using the fields. really the way to work to find out what happened is somebody in the public knows what happened and they really need to come forward. reporter: parents were informed of the incident by e-mail and practices the expected to resume on tuesday. the federal shutdown is edging closer to an even bigger crisis. a possible default on our national debt later this month. touchdown president obama demanded a house vote to end the standoff and get to work on raising the national debt. speaker john boehner says the negotiation on health care must come first. 300,000 pentagon employees returned to work while the house voted to approve furlough backpay. but they re not the only ones stretched thin right now and worried about what s going to come next. shomari stone is live to tell us how it impacts small businesses across the region. reporter: many small business owners in the dmv are feeling the e