lets get right on out to lauren johnson. >> good morning to you. trying to cross roosevelt boulevard is a tough task we have heard stories, many of them become tragic as people make their way across here time and time again, this one is very latest on and deadly consequences, it started last night around 11:00 o'clock and has a woman in her 20's maybe 30's get hit so hard that her body slideness to the road, leaving her shoes behind where she was walking. the force so hard, the 2009 honda accord suffered major front end damage and victim had severe injuries to her face, neck, entire body. she was taken to einstein medical center where she later died. as for the driver of that accord, police say that person is cooperating in their invest igation. >> the driver remain on the scene, the driver's 22 years of age. the driver does not appear to be impaired. however, according to police investigating the scene this driver does not have a driver's license. >> reporter: that could cause some issues for that driver. as for the victim no id either , and traum

our lauren johnson has very latest coming up in a moment. back here live, lifetime, in fort washington, and we will be here all morning long, our town take over, free admission for everybody, to come on out, to this location, so kids are off from school. you are off from work. come on out. we will do a little bit of work out. wait until you see they have everything here including a kids club right here, lifetime in, fort washington, all morning long, montgomery county, want to see your face in the face, guys, back to you in the studio. >> time to get physical, never too early to start, bob, thank you. 4:01. olde city philadelphia building ravage by a massive fire may run the risk of collapse. lauren john sows at third and chestnut this morning. >> reporter: streets are still block off in olde city, many people surprised, shocked this is happening, nearly 24 hours after that fire started but we heard from philadelphia fire commissioner adam tiehl yesterday that this fight would take all day and into the night and as he promised this crews are

lets get out to lauren johnson to explain is what happening there, lauren. >> reporter: hey, karen students are calling it a sit in from yesterday but school officials say it was a protest and it is not allowed but they say that the students cannot do that here on campus, students plan to do it again today, it started yesterday in the hallways of cherry hill east high school home to 2300 students, they crowded the hallways, chanting free mr. will bee, a beloved ap history teacher. at some point last week mr. locke spoke to one of his classes about school safety and security in light of the valentines day shooting in florida. he was concerned. his thoughts didn't sit well with the principal placed him on leave. students didn't think it was fair. they gathered yesterday to defend their teacher. they were all usual nerd to an auditorium. >> it was just basically an hour and 15 minutes of question/answer, oh, no i can't answer that i don't know the answer to that. it eventually led to a whole lot of no where. >> well, students are not scared to speak out about this as you can hear and sianni th

lets get out to lauren johnson in havertown with more, lauren >> reporter: hi, karen a week after becoming super bowl champs already some birds are flying out of our nest. we're talking yesterday big news that came across twitter and football was all excited the indianapolis colts named our eagles offensive coordinator frank reich as their new head coach, lot of excitement, fans went crazy and there was a lot of talk about this guy. carson wentz dropped a line saying looking good, coach, will be missing working with you. wish it didn't have to end but it was an unbelievable two years. can't thank you enough. indy, you got a great one. eagles release add i statement with a statement from doug pederson who says frank is a a tremendous coach and very deserving of this opportunity. he was a valuable member of our staff and we have all benefited from working with him over the last two years. coming up at 5:00 o'clock, frank's not the only bird that is flying out of philadelphia, we will tell you who else is leaving the squad, thanks to what some people are calling the super bowl brain drain. ha

lets get to lauren johnson in newark, delaware with more on that, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, karen. it sounds bad when you hear those word turning people away but folks here are trying to do this to be pro active. they have protocols in place to keep patients and general public safe. christiana hoping to quarantine healthy and sick by not allowing certain people inside their doors. they are implementing a temporary visitor restriction that limits them to patient ness christiana and wilmington hospitals to people 16 and older, it does not apply, to outpatient services. doctors hearsay that children and teenagers under 16 are most likely to get the flu and remain contagious longer then adults. back in december, before the flu epidemic grew to record numbers the n icu you here restrict visitors to parents, guardians, grandparents only with more illnesses, hospitalizations and even death, this flu season, everyone is on high alert about pro text. >> it is common cold and turns into something else, you know, and people just think it is nothing, and then they brush it off and it tu

let's get right out to lauren johnson with this. lauren? >> hey there, karen, people are praying for the quick capture of this man who they say made some pretty serious threats when he was here at church on sunday. and they're not taking this lightly. this is the man police say they want to capture. they issued a warrant for his arrest. the charges harrassment, making terroristic threats. he's sherwood hargrove. apparently on sunday at the 11:30 a.m. service the 59 year old caused quite the memorable disruption, there were some disagreement he had between some men and women of the congregation when elder in the church asked him to leave. it is what happened next that has police taking his words and threat seriously. >> and one of the elders was escorting him out. and as he was escorting him out it became kind after shoving match. and har grover allegedly said to him you're all going to die. and as he get his coat, and he get outside he said i'm going to come back and kill everybody. i know how to do it. >> yes, that's pretty scary, with the

lauren johnson filling us in, near third and walnut this morning, hi there, lauren. >> reporter: hey there thomas here's what we do know philadelphia fire fighters pulled an all neither and we heard from the philadelphia fire commissioner that would be the case because they know that this fire posed a potential for a building collapse and because it happened in a pretty dents part of the city fire officials wanted it to be extremely cautious about allowing people back in too soon so for right now 160 people are still out of their homes, hotel rooms after this fast moving fire, jumped from floor to floor in a matter of minutes, yesterday morning shortly after 3:00 a.m. and height of that fire fight, 400 fire fighters were on the scene battling the blaze that burned away a five story apartment building full of families. luckily, many of them heard alarms, smelled smoke and saw expect outside their window prompting them to wake their neighbors up and get out just across the street american museum, closed to the public to allow displaced vickty a place to shelter in the morning cold. fir

let's get right to lauren johnson in drexel hill, lauren? >> hey, karen, so when you make a threat in front of entire congregation, that means, there is more witnesses for police to call on during a investigation. that's the mistake. sherwood hargrove made here at this ebola a tab knack he will on sunday morning, looking at the 59 year old's mugshot. get a good look at him. the man upper darby police caused disturbance during sunday 1130 service left until shock and other in fear of their lives as he was being escorted out of the building after some sort of altercation, he shouted he would be back to kill everyone, and he knew exactly how to do it. >> there is no in, and's or but the about it. they make a threat, there are witnesses to the threat, you lock them up. then let the court decide. that will you know (should we make the decision as to whether somebody's intellectually disable or somebody's a criminal, or whatever it is. i know? i'm not a doctor. the officers are not doctors. and therefore lock him up. then if the court decide they

look at this one, lauren johnson joining us from the fredrick douglas mastery charter school. good morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. one woman we spoke to applaud the principal here at fredry douglas mastery charter school she said before things were not like this but now is there increased security like cameras at the front door. those cameras caught that happening last thursday around 3:00 p.m. a young man walked up to 22nd street. just before he gets to the front door he pulls out a gun, cock is it, puts it back in his pocket. he then pulls on the front door before realizing that those doors are lock so he keeps going. will school has in the always been this secure she tells us. she said a few years back when her brother first started attending she said anyone could walk walk in unannounced not my more. people that heard about this situation want police to find him. >> they need to find him. he could be going around to any school. he probably don't just go here he is probably just a bully. i hepp they really, do find this boy. >> last week nikolas cruz too

well, lauren johnson, has a new job. she is alternate career, you're in florence snow. >> sort of, sue, riley just a spectator, but listen, if you're in the business of getting flowers today, and you've waited to the last minute and having some loving thoughts, i've got the place just for you. mothers day or valentine ace day >> class canceled, princeton professor, for a hate speech, how the university is responding to the criticism. >> tipping, debate, woman fired for complaining about not being tipped on carry out order. she, well, she right to complain? do you tip? when you get take-out food? >> nick foles in the spotlight the super bowl mvp appears on l end, and opens up about his wife's role in preventing him from quitting football. >> good day everybody it is wednesday, february the 14th, valentine day 2018. >> little john ledge end. >> so while we're reflecting and listening to the song. let's look at pictures. >> i love all your curves and edges. >> ♪ >> this is from betty. says my sweety, love with you all my

lauren johnson is on this one in newark, delaware good morning. >> reporter: can you imagine not once but twice, but two strains for blame for the flu, coming back to some people twice and doctors are having a really tough time managing it, even here in delaware but you know, it is all over the country, trying to tack they will flu epidemic, urgent care centers and emergency rooms are overwhelmed by influx of people complaining of flu-like symptoms. doctors, nurses reporting the strains are making the famous flu shot lessee effective if you catch a strain in the protected by the vaccine. listen to the struggle from one nurse practitioner at my doctor urgent care in philadelphia. >> it has been very busy, about 30 percent more than usual in the last month and a half. we went a few days, without, without our in house, rapid strips. they were on back order. so a lot of people are testing for it, there is, there has been higher number of re contamination of the flu this year. >> reporter: here in delaware doctors are hoping to protect the patients so christiana care implemented a temporar

lets get right out to lauren johnson in south white hall township, good morning, lauren >> reporter: i'm not sure if you can hear but those bus engines are roaring, warming up buses for kid is here in the parkland school district. officials tried to spread word over weekend that it is back to the books on this monday. on friday a fire destroyed 25 school buses, forced district to cancel classes for the day, fast moving blaze, at this lehigh county bus depot was reported around a.m. calls came from people living nearby and hearing explosions that was later determined to be, windows and tires popping off the rims and those two events forced fire fighters to retreat during that fire battle to avoid major injuries luckily no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. n the end a quarter of the bus eggs in the fleet were damaged or destroyed. some of the buses were sal aged and mechanics with the district worked overtime over week toned make minor repairs to keep buses rolling. few other districts did offer up their resource toss help park land students get to schoo

lauren johnson is out there now. and interestingly, the superintendent of the school is changing what he had been saying before, lauren? >> student protesting, outraged, started monday, now changes are coming to her i chill, so let's talk about what happened last night. student showed up at board education meet to go fight for the teach he's fate and to fight for their own safety, timothy lock was ousted after making controversial comment in his ap history class last week, made mention every past history of school shootings and he was gone before the weekend dollars. school leaders called the social media protest the student walk out and the media reports conjecture and rumors. they assure students that changes are coming but some say not soon enough. >> well, i understand cherry hill 2020 plan will put in place vestibules and cameras, i urge to you take more immediate action as well as take the police force in your hands. above all else, student safety should be your number one concern. 2020 is too far away. the tim

lets get tout lauren johnson at third and walnut. good morning to you, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. you know this when you got to the work this morning the road just opened up at fourth and market but roads are still closed in olde city as fire crews remained here overnight keeping an eye on the fire. we heard that from philadelphia fire commissioner adam tiehl that this fight would take all day and into the night and as promised crew s are still out there yesterday evening a deputy fire commissioner told thaws people who live in the building are still not allowed back inside. fire fighters had to set up collapse zone in the building and some were put in place inside people apartments and homes and the hope in doing that is to prevent weight of the water soak wood from collapsing at any moment. fire broke out at 239 chestnut street around 3:30 sunday morning jumping from floor to floor in the five story apartment building very quickly during height of the battle. nearly 400 fire fighters were on the scene here people to

let's get back out to cherry hill right now, and lauren johnson with what happened. lauren? >> reporter: hey, karen, so maybe timothy lock was really onto something when he addressed that ap history class about school safety and security concerns. because now it seems like some change is on the way. as for that meeting you spoke of, let's tell you about what happened last night at the school board meeting. it was packed with concerned students and their parent, as far as this is concerned. they were present to take up two issues. school security, and why that beloved history teacher losses his job for speaking out about it. yesterday evening, the cherry hill mayor, and the township council, called on the board of education to take immediate action to improve security at township schools. one of the board members, quoted as saying, no issue is greater than the safety of our children. and the police chief is suggesting his armed officers be included in whatever plan is implemented, younger student in the district are even speaking out. >> i would really want to see an officer

. >> okay, lauren johnson's almost there. we'll have details once she get on the scene. also, following this: out of the nicetown neighborhood of philadelphia, where police are searching for the driver in a hit-and-run, investigators say a motorist struck a 28 year old woman, right at the intersection of pulaski avenue and hunting park shortly after midnight then drove off. paramedics transported the victim who broke her arm. the einstein medical center is where she is in stable condition. no description on the car yet. >> coming up on 6:04. a group of marjorie stone man douglas high school student event traveled 400 miles, they arrived in tallahassee, the state capitol last night, where they plan to lobby state lawmakers about gun control laws, will hold rally today outside of the state capitol building. but, yesterday's was sure an interesting day, floured ago house voted not to revive a bill to ban assault weapons before many of the student arrive. some of them were up in the gallery, pretty emotional to see what their faces were look, but lawmakers say more gun contr

lets get out to lauren johnson live at the scene at roosevelt boulevard, just a dangerous stretch, lauren. >> reporter: i was just about to say. that one thing no one candy need about roosevelt boulevard is speed is always a factor. people drive here and treat this sort of like a race way. police believe speed could have been a factor here last night. they say that because they report to us that the victim suffered severe injuries to her face, neck and body. police say the force behind the hit caused her to fly out of her shoes and they also tell us that the car that hit her a honda accord showed major damage to the front end, badly. that victim died at einstein. now police need help to figure out who she is. >> she appears to be a female possibly in her 20's or 30's but it was hard to identify her at this time because she had trauma to her head and face. she had no identification on her. >> as for driver police say it was a 22-year old who stayed on the scene. they say he or she is cooperating with the investigation, did not appear to be impaired behind the wheel but was driving without

. >> our lauren johnson just got on the scene there. so while we are showing this picture from there, we'll have more information from her in just a little bit. >> police say barricade situation last come to an end with one person dead and another injured. steve, what was going on last night? at 1:30, we got word a woman was shot here and returned to cooper hospital. not an update on her or how police even found out she was shot. but police got here and what is deadened street, house just signature under the edgewater park water tower, that you can make out little bit better now that the sun is coming up. police get here, they don't come right into the house because they know you got armed person inside. they don't know if that perna alone with the gun or has possible second victim. they stand ban from 130 to at least 230. we get here around 3:00. we see all of the swat teams and everybody that was around the corner, police come into the scene. we realize it is over and eventually learn from the medics who were standing by this case the

lets get out to lauren johnson to explain at fredrick douglas mastery charter school with the very latest, lauren. >> reporter: police want to know exactly who this man is and they are lucky to find out what he did thanks to the many cameras that are perched up around this building. several captured these images last thursday. young man walking on 22nd street at some point he pulls a gun out, racking it and returns to it his sweat shirt pocket. he then tries to pull on the school front doors but they are lock and that made the difference in this case because young mandy side todd leave the school before he could ever make it inside, armed. the school does well protecting students and staff not just with the cameras on the outside of the campus but office makes you ring a bell, identify yourself before you air lud in. once you step inside, metal detectors stand every single person, and why this young mandy sided on this school, in one knows. >> carrying guns. i'm scared. i'm scared for my life. unaudible. >> reporter: nikolas cruz brought a high powered gun on to a school campus in broward

lauren johnson, you were in exton. where are you now? >> reporter: downingtown, karen so, we made our way here. still nothing. but as bob and sue are saying, and warning people, it is knock now, but it will be something soon. so we are keeping an eye on the roads in constant communication with sue. she just texted me, actually, and said it is probably as good a place as any to be. so just waiting on the weather to get here. we will be here to let you know how the roads are, one thing dow want to note. chris and i were in the g as we drove out here, we didn't notice one salt truck on the roads. so i don't know what that means. because usually when we head out this far, we usually see some trucks sort of parked along the side of the roads preparing and waiting for the weather. not single one this time. so we'll see what that means once the weather moves in. >> oh, just wait a while, sure to change, lauren, thank you, be safer out there. 4:34, it is the eve of an epic celebration for the eagles. millions of fans are going to be lining up fo

our lauren johnson stopped by the inquirer's printing plant in conshohocken where crews began working late last night to print history. >> reporter: for so many of us, we have not slept yet but it's all been worth it, right? well one man who's been hard at work sips 2:30 yesterday fred here at the warehouse in conshohocken where they print the inquirer and daily news. how are you? >> i'm doing fine. i'm doing wonderful actually. >> running off fumes aren't you. >> absolutely right now. best day in the world. >> reporter: well worth it, isn't it. >> all worth it. absolutely. >> reporter: you got here early your team got here around 9:00 o'clock last night. >> correct. they've been working hard ever since. tell me how things worked here logistic klee. >> we printed about ten times the normal order for the inquirer and daily news. we went press around midnight and we've been producing papers every since and loading the trucks and they're out another on the streets now and waiting for the sale. >> reporter: 50,000 papers per hour. >> per hour we print and we printed about 700 to us san be

we have our love expert, lauren johnson on stand by. good morning to you. >> hey, good morning, thomas. so some people live by the philosophy better late than never. well, that causes cents a crunch inside some stores here in our area. like this one here. significant field, family-owned florist. and we're going to go inside. on the front lines with the florist, and help get these orders out the door. until then let's show you some video from last night. business is blooming we should say if you're in the flower game this time of year, the orders are pouring in, growing big business for small businesses, and even the big chain stores. while some women cringe at the thought of getting over priced flowers that will die in a matter of days, we met one man who makes it his business to splurge for the ladies in his life. >> i'm a day early. for valentine day. i don't want to be late. >> or in trouble. >> but i never miss a holiday. i have a granddaughter, a daughter and a wife and i'm here for them. i'm going to pick it up, drop few off tonig

i'm lauren johnson. scott williams has a check of our philadelphia forecast which is a little bit warmer than minnesota. >> yeah just by a few degrees right now, lauren, but come tomorrow, they're talking single digit high temperatures and for us it looks like some wet snow for the poconos, lehigh valley and also soggy wet mess for philadelphia for super bowl sunday. minneapolis a few flurries. but off to the north and west, moving out of north dakota, that is the snow that will blanket the area later on today with a couple of inches of snow. minneapolis right now 14 degre 14 degrees. the 19 current until philadelphia. look at the suburbs right now. bala cynwyd 15 degrees. doylestown 14. we're looking at 14 new holland. new london right now 12 degrees. south jersey it's cold, too. moorestown 16 degrees. voorhees 15. hammonton checking in at a cold 13 degrees. so 32 degrees. that's it for the high temperature today. shopping, running errands, it's going to be cold. bundle up. then tomorrow, 42 degrees. gr

our lauren johnson caught up with clem men's school adviser in the seventh grade and she's got letter that he gave her many years ago. >> it's corey's first day of school card in seventh grade when i first taught him, and it says, when i grow up i want to be an nfl football player. >> reporter: you've probably had hundreds of those. what made you keep corey's? >> um, there was just something special about him. he's the most driven person. he make goals. he follows through and if anything gets in his way he just rises above. >> he garaged from that high school in 2013. he's now a super bowl champion. >>> bud loot honoring their promise of free beer if the eagles win the super bowl the company tweeting that 25 bars along that parade route are going offer free beer bud light to everyone who's out there. so that's going to be something else. the deal came about after lane johnson said in an interview last summer if eagles win the super bowl he was going to give out beer to quote everybody so bud light tweeted back yo let's make it a bet. win it all the party is on us. deal? so dilly dilly

lets goat out to lauren johnson. good morning, lauren. >> reporter: here's the deal if you cannot beat them, hire them. that is what the nfl seems to be doing with our coaches, the vikings, tapping into our resources here and got one of our coaches, who will become an offensive coordinator there as you mentioned we are sending frank reich up to a team, the colts, to be their offensive coordinator. that is a surprise to a lot of people, not surprise to go some others, he has only been here two years. news was met with much excitement on social media, he seems to be respected buy a lot of coaches and adored by players. players like carson wentz who took to twit tore drop a line and he writes looking good, coach, miss working with you, wish it didn't have to end but it was an unbelievable two years. can't thank you enough. indy, you got a great one. we are at wawa in havertown we will try to catch up with some eagles fans as they start to show up this morning and get their reaction to see what they think this means for

. >> so florist cents pretty busy today, lauren johnson trying to figure out from her perspective today. >> the party continues in the back room. look the ladies are still working on the roses cents, because, those are the flowers of the day. but, bet has traded flowers for chocolates. what are you doing over here? >> getting these all wrapped. we usually during the rest of the year sell them as cents is but we make them look special. >> look at you spicing it up. >> yes. >> this is truely labor of love for you. >> yes, indeed. >> i her your story since you and i chatted. you wanted to do this your entire life and finally leaving your dream? >> i've wanted to do this since my first garden club when i was in first grade. >> here we are, making so many people's days special today. how does it make you feel? >> good. the best job in the world. you just -- as i was telling you before, we don't really just sell flowers, we sele motions because that's what they convey is the emotion. >> speaking of emotion, one mom ordered bouquet for her daughter. you spiced it up. you say this one is not ab

lauren johnson taking your orders this morning and joining us from the plant where they print the inquirer and daily news, hi there lauren. >> reporter: hey thomas once the axis over on the field in minnesota well, things got busy here in conshohocken. they didn't start printing things out until midnight but they are almost wrapped up here. you can see this group loading the last paper on this truck. this is a re-up truck that will get out and hit hot spots of the place that he is will get hit hard with people wanting to get their hands on the paper. 3,000 sites around philadelphia, will receive the papers today and if we talk numbers 700,000 total, 400,000 from the inquirer, 300,000 of the daily news. it has been a busy operation here started again as we said much earlier this morning, 50,000 papers printed per hour they have been cranking them out but they have assured us they will not run out people will be monitoring different areas to make sure everyone can get their hands on a paper many people are hitting me up asking if i don't live in philadelphia but i'm a huge fan and want that

lauren johnson's over at the school. >> reporter: hi there mike and alex. we are outside student parking lot. it seems like lots of kids showing up to day to day could be a day where you don't know what will happen or when because we have heard talks about a walk out planned at some point today, administrators are saying you better not do that there will be consequences to that. we finally heard from a student who is in timothy lock 's class and remembers vividly what happened last week that led up to today. and, and, and free mr. lock on protest in the principal's decision to remove him from the classroom. that decision came after mr. lock made some comments to his ap history class in light of what happened in that deadly school shooting in florida. one of those students tells thaws mr. lock said it is very possible that the school here, could be attacked, he was concerned, because security on campus is unarmed which puts kids at risk but he went on to assure those students that if something awful was to ever happen like that he would be willing to take a

this is lauren johnson's camera here. septa officials on the scene. this is route five bus traveling along frankford avenue when it collided with this tractor trailer. i know the neighborhood here. this is where i grew up. orthodox street. that tractor trailer was either trying to make a u turn or going wrong way on orthodox because orthodox is a one kay going away from our am use. to be that truck to be facing toward us is probably what the police officers are looking into. bottom line 15 people on the bus taken to one hospital, the driver of the septa bus taking to another hospital all non- life threatening injuries this happened around 5:30 this morning. go to the maps local detour this is morning that is a busy interchange there frankford and orthodox, three separate buses on the detour. lets get to the tar story what a rough scenario this tanker, was traveling southbound on 295, they cannot even find the tanker but he leak tar all over the roadway from the commodore barry bridge down to the delaware memorial bridge, all of the cars that rolled ov

johnson there to explain, lauren. >> reporter: hi, karen, students have started an on line petition, so far 500 signatures but their goal business a thousand and today they were planning to protest here at the school but they have been warned not to do it. lets look at the video from yesterday in the hallways of cherry hill high school east chanting free mr. lock a ap history teacher recently placed on leave by the districts. students called him one of the most like at the school, that decision came after he made some comments about the recent deadly school shooting in florida, questioning whether or not, this school, and the students here were safe. students believed he had the right to have his own opinion on the matter. >> we were just trying to get our message across and trying to be heard as a student body. we're all doing this for mr. lock. >> they want to show that he has his own voice and he cab share his opinions i'm not saying wrong or right but he was trying to she his opinion about the shootings. >> reporter: yesterday students were asked to leave the hallways, gather in

johnson in maple shade, new jersey, hi, lauren. >> hey there, thomas, yes, we think we saw the light flick on and the people are inside ready to get to work on what will be a very busy day, there are some people who say, this day should not be disproportionately in favor of the laid, and there are those leave it alone, they de is her of it on. whatever side of the debate you stand on, businesses cents are saying: we will cash in on the lovers to want to bring cheer in the form of flowers. it is a big day today. and they're keeping some smaller mom and pop shops like the one we are at here in business. they cash in on this hallmark holiday meant to send expression of love to the once that you love the most, well, one guy we bumped into last night says he's in the business of leasing his girlfriend expecting only one thing in return, can you guess what that is? >> they're going to make abu kay for me, i'm sure it will look beautiful. >> how important is this day? is it more important to you? is it more important to us? >> no, i think it is important to both of us. you know? >> feel any

lets get tout lauren johnson right now from south white hall township, lauren. >> reporter: good morning to you. a strong scent of smoke still fills air here three days after that massive fire revealing just how bad it was but on saturday the school sent out a tweet, and they posted to it their facebook page, classes are back in session on monday morning, classes were cancelled on friday after that bus depot/ garage fire destroyed and damaged 25 buses, which is about 25 percent of the district's fleet n1 was hurt in the blaze that broke out sometime around 3:00 a.m. it happened near high school's football stadium in south white hall township where we are right now. in a letter school district tells us they were awaiting delivery of buses from two leasing companies over weekend and they planned to make repairs to the bus that he is they could salvage from that fire. the deputy told a local newspapr here that the damage is expect to be in the millions, he quoted that each boss cost about $90,000, and add to that the building damage, repair work, and man hours spent over week toned get thos

. >>> welcome back to good day weekend i'm lauren johnson. thank you so much for joining us on this saturday morning. scott williams has a look at your forecast. hi, scott. >> hi there are lauren. another weekend so more unsettled weather. we have some areas of fog out there. but most of the rainfall arrives later on during the afternoon and the evening. mid 40s right now. we'll go to the mid 50s later on today. but look at the fog out there. visibility down to 2 miles in philadelphia. down to a quarter of a mile for places like lancaster, also, pottstown. half mile visibility currently in dover and a quarter of a mile in millville and wildwood. so just be mindful of that. low 40s north and west. we have mid to upper 40s through sections of delaware and also south jersey. so the average high this time of year is 46 degrees. we'll top out right around 55 degrees for philadelphia. 56 in atlantic city. low 50s for the lehigh valley. headed to the poconos temperatures will be stuck in the 40s for high temperatures. so we have the clouds, some are

. >> lauren johnson has that tape and she has been live in fredrick douglas mastery charter school with more. >> reporter: no matter which side of the gun debate you sit on there is something that is not debatable here last week and that is that cameras helped police and locks on front schools, save lives. watch closely as a young man walks toward fredrick douglas masterly charter school in north philadelphia he shows a gun. it appears he coxed the weapon moments before he gets inside the school's front door this he were lock. he left. in the before he was caught on several cameras. the school is under heavy surveillance. once inside the doors is there metal detectors for student, staff, visitors. we heard from one parent here that the principal instituted all of. that one woman we spoke to said she has two brothers who attend this school. >> they need to take toy guns, bee bee guns, regular guns, they need to just take everything because what if the cops were to see him and thought it was a real gun and then they are shooting and now they are blaming the cops for shooting that person b

. >> he bolts for the colts, lauren johnson, we have holes to fill, what do the fans think? >> reporter: i know it is like the super bowl shuffle, mike people getting moved all the way around, good morning to you and alex. lombardi trophy could barely make it down broad street and down parkway before front offices at teams all across the country were making things happen behind the scenes. so has friday it was official we who our quarterbacks coach and yesterday it became social media official when colts tweeted out a picture of frank reich now their head coach. he is very well respected among the coaches, very well liked a imagine the players, doug pederson speaking out on twitter to the team yesterday, they tweeted out, his comments , he said frank's a tremendous coach and very deserving of this opportunity. he was a valuable member of our staff. we have all benefited from working with him over last two years. then carson wentz took to twit tore drop a line, he said looking good, coach. wish it didn't have to end but years. can't thank you enough, indy, you gotti great wit

lauren johnson on the road tour this morning, where are you at this morning, lauren? >> reporter: okay, thomas, so we were headed toward coatesville in hopes of finding some type of something. weep got the text from sue that says i see something. and she told us, kennett square might be the best place to go. so we sort of got off the highway, and we're now back roading it toward kennett square. so somewhere between coatesville and kennett square. head that way to see if we see something, whether it is snow, rain, or some type of wintery mix. we will let you guys know as soon as we get there. we are expected to arrive just before 5:30, so as soon as we get there we'll check back in with you and let you know if we see something. >> good way to play it, thank you, lauren, appreciate it. so 5:05. everyone is trying to make their fans, take the train, can i get parking, what am i going do, how am i going to watch the parade, because never going to be another first time we win the super bowl. and we all want to be part of history right there. so you're going need little bit

johnson stopped by the inquirer's printing facility in conshohocken where people worked through the night to get history printed. >> reporter: for so many of us, we have not slept yet but it's all been worth it, right? well one man whose been hard at work since 2:30 yesterday fred here at the warehouse in conshohocken where they print the inquire and daily news. how are you. >> i'm doing fine. >> running off fumes, aren't you. >> absolutely right now. best day in the world. >> reporter: all worth it? >> all worth it absolutely. >> you got here early your team got here around 9:00 o'clock last night. >> correct. >> they've been working hard ever since. tell me what kind of how things work here logistic klee? >> we printed about ten times the normal order for the inquirer and daily news. we went to press around midnight and we've been producing papers every since and loading the trucks and they're out in the streets now and waiting for the sale. >> 50,000 papers per hour. >> per hour. we print and we printed about 700,000 between the inquirer daily news. >> what's the break down of th

lets get out to lauren johnson where they are printing those papers to see the headlines and more. >> hey, guys, you notice, so much happening in here, but it is hard to stay focused on one thing. remember that special play, philly special, lets say they are running that play at the warehouse. all trucks loaded. this is the reoperation. so all of the things happening on this side of the warehouse is papers that might run out along the route, say for instance you go in the wawa right there in broad street and there are in more papers. what do you go. guess what happens, people there call back and let them know so these trucks, will follow those drivers out and then load stores backup. there is in the those issues of not having any papers. he told me after these drivers make deliveries they go back out and make sure there are no outages. we have to watch out here. it is dangerous territory. like being around tom brady and the patriots. >> no, they got beat. >> reporter: not dangerous anymore. what is happening here, looking particularly. >> we reloaded our trucks to get to the stores. w

it has been three years since kristen and chris block lost their son chase as lauren johnson shows us time has helped with healing but nothing has helped more than breaking their silence. ♪ >> reporter: kristyn and chris block were expecting their third child back in 2015. >> chris and i were on our couch and feeling him kick at our hands. >> reporter: the next day, they were in a doctor's office for a routine ultrasound. >> it was a completely normal pregnancy. >> reporter: until it wasn't. >> it was a terrible feeling, um, i often said that it was like a living hell. it was bad. >> reporter: doctors told her the baby's heart suddenly stopped beating after 20 weeks. >> that day was by far the hardest day of either of our lives. >> i was angry. i was confused. i felt isolated like i was the only one that this had ever happened to. >> reporter: but they wanted to make memories, one of the most important to read a book. >> we did that with his older brother and his older sister the day they were born. >> with no books in sight, the family tradition was now impossible. chris tried to t

the adventure aquariu in camden showed off the real live birds to our lauren johnson. >> you have got to get to adventure aquarium. here's why. carson and nick they don't look like what you think they should, right? oh there we go a little surprise for the camera. i'm here with cal land who cares for them this is the cutest little creatures you've had in while. >> they're so adorable. we love when we have penguin chicks here. >> the reason for their big appearance unveiling today you guys will big event here. >> yes, we announced we had these chicks as well two other chicks and they're names we have carson and nick over awesome eagles. >> so appropriate. >> they were born back in december they were named before they became super bowl champions. >> actually we decided name after we found out that you are gender we don't know if they're boys or girls right away. we had to find their dna out first we thought it was fate, you know, super bowl and we got two males after having lots of females we had to name them carson and nick. this is carson and this is nick. >> there we go, folks. you g

. >> welcome back you're watching "good day" weekend i'm lauren johnson. scott williams has pretty nas nasty information for you about this weekend weather. >> get those errands done early. we have about five to six hours before the rainfall really moves in. but take a look at green. we're talking flood watches all of south jersey and parts of northern central delaware as you move north and west towards the lehigh valley as well as we expand the view look at all moisture gathering from the gulf of mexico through the deep south headed right in our direction. so, we'll go hour by hour. here's 1:00. we're looking at rainfall moving up from d.c. and baltimore. towards delaware south jerse jersey:00 looking moderate to heavy rainfall breaking out surprised morning. 6 a.m. you can see maybe a rumble of thunder with red and moderate to heavy rainfall early surprised morning keep that in mind for church plans we're talking wet weather and also poppeding on the roadway roadways. so as we go hour by hour the rainfall starts the to move in. showers around this aftern

. >> lauren johnson is anybody talking to you yet? you have been very lonely. >> reporter: i have been lonely, and, and, keeping out of the wawa, you don't know what it is, and causing quite a scene. and, and, school bus, to be pulled over, and on board, and i'm in the quite sure, what is happening with that. and, wawa. so, let's roll the video, mike eagles losing some coaches when it comes to the offense but people are not worried. people are actually pretty excited bit. doug pederson talking about his former coach, frank reich, and very deserving of this opportunity. he was a valuable member of our staff. we have all benefited from working with him over past few years. carson wentz went to twitter writing looking good, coach. gonna miss working with you. wish it didn't to have bend it was an unbelievable two years. indy, you gotti great one. so the rumor mill starts to swirl when things like this happen, mike and alex. some people are saying running backs coach duce staley, a former player should step up in toe that role. úhe survi

i'm lauren johnson. scott says there's snow in the forecast. but then 70s next week. i love it. >> pick your poison. we're talking about dry, cold and quiet to start on this saturday. winter weather advisories in effect later on this afternoon. the moisture still off to the south and west around st. louis. you can see that snowfall. rain in memphis this is the moisture that will move toward the delaware valley to give us that slushy wet kind of sloppy snow before most of it washes away especially i-95 into sections of south jersey but nonetheless you can see those purple highlighted counties new castle county as you move toward salem, gloucester, camden, northern sections of burlington county all of southeastern pennsylvania. we're looking at that wintry mix. the timing after about four, 5:00 o'clock shortly after midnight. we're looking at several inches a possibility now temperatures the past couple of days topped out around 60 degrees so the snow initially will main the stick to grassy surfaces untreated elevated surfaces. marginal temperatures low to mid 30s later

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lauren: republican senator ron johnson releasing a report including fbi text to draw possible connections to former president barack obama. trade to catherine herridge with the details. >> september 2016, 2 months after the fbi closed the nutcase in two months into the bureau's russia pro, then fbi peter stzrok replies yes because potus wants to know everything we are doing. it's not clear whether stzrok are referring to the investigation or something else at the height of the fbi's criminal e-mail case, president obama insisted he was not in the loop. >> i do not talk to the attorney general about pending investigations. i do not have to fbi directors about pending investigations. we have a strict line and always has maintained it. reporter: fbi or his recommendation against criminal charges come and e-mails clinton and president obama had been compromised by hackers. a week before they put the case, strzok and others including his boss, head of fbi counterintelligence water down the language. strzok writes hope so, just like bill preceptor you change government to another official for t