. >> i'm vincent tam, his son. so one of the most important steps that i guess you did not cover is when the city sent the -- >> i think the other microphone is better if you wouldn't mind. >> the city sent the plans to the neighbors like they're supposed to, but the plans they sent the neighbors are totally different than what they are actually doing. that's a very important step. that's what he's saying they missed. the plans were from two years ago, another architect. [speaking foreign language] >> also, we believe their final plans, that none of the neighbors received. what they're actually doing is a privacy concern for our unit, which is our next door -- we're neighbors from them. and it's a privacy concern and air concern as well. [ speaking [speaking foreign language] >> when our neighbors first applied for the permit, some of the neighbors complained and were against the plan. our neighbor promised to go back and change their plan and reapply for the permit. but -- and after that, no one -- none of our nei

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good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. this police official is saying his proposal is really about acknowledging that every second counts and arming school personnel according to him could save lives and stop the threat before police even arrive on scene: after yet another deadly mass school shooting a proposal that is sure to spark some heated discussion. superintendent michael chitwood is proposing a controversial program called the save our children initiative. it would allow preselected teachers or other personnel to conceal carry guns in school. the idea is that they could stop the threat in case of an attack and save countless lives. chitwood says school shootings typically last three to five minutes and it takes police about that long to just arrive on scene. >> bottom line is by the time we get there, the threat is already over. >> reporter: under pennsylvania law, guns are currently not allowed in schools so the legislature would have to make an exception to school personnel. as for parents, it's already getting s

good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that boy is fighting for his life this morning after being shot once. meanwhile, police are on the hunt for the gunman. this is video of the scene overnight. this happened just past 7:30 last night along the 5200 block of walnut street, a pretty busy intersection in west philadelphia. police say the 17-year-old boy was shot once in the hip while standing on that corner. he was brought to penn presbyterian by private car where he is listed in critical condition. the scene was taped off for the better part of the night while police collected whatever evidence they could find. not a lot that they're saying this morning, no word on a suspect description, a motive or even more on the victim himself, but of course we are making some phone calls. as soon as we get some new information we'll make sure to pass it right along. reporting live in university city, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news." matt. >> we'll talk to you soon. thank you jeanette. >>> we expect to get more information toda

tam. >> all right, janet i'll take it from here. tam go ahead. >> thank you, matt. chopper6 live over even more breaking news. firefighters battling a house fire in burlington county. you can see it's quite a big structure there and the right side all the way over to the left side we see smoke and quite a bit of burn damage. the fire starting after 5:00 this morning on the unit block of wyndmere drive in moorestown. the flames were so intense they burned the siding off the house next door. heavy fire was showing when crews got to the scene this morning. take a look at this picture. it's a brand new photo that's just come into "action news." some good news here. so far there are no reports of injuries. and investigators are sorting through what is left of a west philadelphia row home where a man died in a fire last night. this came in as a routine call just one alarm. but then it quickly spread through the roof noon a neighboring home on the 5300 block of race street. >> coming out the roof and for a minute there i thought it was going to explode. >> there was a lot

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they'll be tam lead -- tallied today. you're taking a look there. that is the dolby theater in hollywood. preps already under way. you got to get that red carpet out, get the bleachers up. get ready for the 90th academy awards. >>> this year the academy has added new and more diverse members to do some of that voting so this is all done after the awards show was criticized for a lack of diversity. that may have led to more diversity in this year's nominations in the best director category. mexican director guillermo del toro. jordan peel nominated for directing and writing the movie "get out" and getting a nod for best supporting actress this year actresses octavia spencer and singer mary j blige. we'll see if any of them end up taking home a prize. you saw daniel kaluuya nominated forget out. watch the oscars with host jimmy kimmel right here on 6abc at 8:00 on sunday. if you miss anything we'll be here of course on monday morning to break down all of the memorable moments and of course the fashion. >>> and the award perhaps for best husband right

good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, the post master did come out himself he wanted to hear the complaints from the residents it was a heated discussion to say the least. it was standing room only at the northern liberties community center last night with irate residents giving the newly pointed post master general an ear full about their mail not arriving. the complaints from mail getting delivered months later to long lines and this woman who gets everyone else's mail dumped at her front door. >> i have to take time off from work and go deliver the mail. i don't want to throw it away. >> my wife sent me a valentine's day card i'm waiting for it. >> the only going problem was highlighted last week in an "action news" special investigative report by chad perdelli, it was quickly discovered that the problem is widespread. similar complaints were made in south, west and southwest philadelphia also in overbrook, but changes have been made with the post master announcing a new manager for the post office serving northern liberties. >> i needed someone familiar with the a

watch for slick spots, matt and tam. we have a ton of accidents. ♪ >> the philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions, eagles fans everywhere this is for you! >> there was a the radio call the minute it become real, the moments that the patriots passed into the endzone was broken up by our birds and called incomplete. nick foles matched tom brady score for score. >> you saw brandon graham who had the one and only sack in the game. the eagles went on to win the barn burner 41-33. >> the eagles are world champions, philadelphia gets the win, what generations have waited for and prayed for and seen real. >> we'll have a news conference at 9:30 plus the city plans to release details about the parade down broad street we'll hear about them sometime today. jamie apody and ducis rogers are with the team in minneapolis with the player reaction. >> reporter: what a night, what a season, it sounds surreal to say the eagles are super bowl champions, jamie. >> reporter: it doesn't seem real, does it. we're standing on the field f

>> reporter: matt, tam, dozens are lining up here even though the first train is not until 5:45 a.m. they want to make sure they get on the trains. this group is from east norton. what are you most looking forward to at the day? >> just being there amongst everything, soaking it all in with all the kids. >> reporter: you had a big party at your house sunday for the game. >> we did, all tyler's friends were there. >> reporter: you waited a long time. >> a long time. >> reporter: it's finally here. >> ladies what are you looking most forward to today? >> seeing famous people? >> reporter: like the eagles. there will be a couple of million people out there. anybody else have anything to say you're mildly under control. >> let's go eagles! >> e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: they have already gone, folk you've been in the back taking picture, come forward, dear. you've been an allegation fan all your life? >> yeah i have. i'm not going today i have bad legs i'm the driver picking them up and dropping them off taking them back an dropping them off. i'll be watching them on tv. >> reporter: matte

good morning, maribel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, tam. sam's club teaming up with insta cart to offer same day delivery of groceries and other items. sam's is a division of wal-mart. it's seen as a way to better compete with amazon and whole foods. the insta cart delivery will roll out in three markets to start dallas fort worth saint louis and austin texas. stocks gained thanks to a rally in tech stocks. looks like futures are reporting to a lower opened. new federal reserve chair jerome power will testify on capitol hill. you can get free pancakes at ihop today. the promotion is part of the chain's annual national pancake day celebration. ihop will be giving away short stacks of buttermilk pancakes a dish that usually sells for $5.79. the offer is good from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. but you'll need to dine in to get the freebie. today is the day tam to carb it up. >> i will go in and get my short stack but and syrup. thank you maribel. >>> freshman at fels high school in philadelphia's somerdale section has been arrested for carrying a

good morning. >> reporter: tam, good morning. it's been one week since the gunman opened fire at stoneman douglas high school. this morning the survivors of that massacre are taking their fight to florida's statehouse. survivors turned activists are storming florida's capitol to demand action. >> this is not about democrats, this is not about republicans. this isn't left or right. this is a movement for humanity, for safety, for keeping our citizens alive. >> reporter: one week after the parkland shooting students are ramping up the pressure on state lawmakers. >> we're talking about gun safety. we're talking about school safety. and we're talking about mental health. >> reporter: while the students rode on buses to tallahassee, florida lawmakers voted to not consider a bill to ban assault rifles. one survivor watching the vote overcome with emotion. >> it was a big punch in the gut. >> reporter: in the nation's capitol president trump directed his attorney general to find a way to ban bump bump stocks a device parkland but used

there's a disabled tractor-trailer up ahead on the shoulder on i-95 miss tam. how are you feeling today? >> i could not get back to my pillow fast enough. i had a great day. it was wonderful being out there with the fans, they made the day for us. >> time to look at business, don't look at your 401k today. another heart attack day on wall street. stocks plunged sending the down 1,000 points. the dow and s&p 500 are 10% below the record high from two weeks ago entering what is considered a correction on wall street. tech companies took the worst losses. good news, futures seemed to be pointing to a higher open this morning. >>> yum brands is partnering with the food delivery app grub hub in order to delivery kfc and taco bell to your door. yum will by $200 million of grub hub stock. taco bell delveries through door dash. >>> if you didn't have time to get the chocolates or something else, take your sweety to starbucks, they are rolling out the special valentine's day drink. the cup of love has hot espresso, mocha sauce and cherry syrup and with red sprinkles. >>

good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. this police official is saying his proposal is really about recognizing that every second counts and he says arming school personnel could stop the threat, even before police are able to arrive on scene. after yet another deadly mass school shooting, a proposal that is sure to spark some heated discussion. superintendent michael chitwood is proposing a controversial program called to save our children initiative. it would allow preselected teachers or other personnel to conceal carry guns in school. the idea is that they could stop the threat in case of an attack and save countless lives. chitwood says school shootings typically last three to five minutes and it takes police about that long to just arrive on scene. >> bottom line is by the time we get there, the threat is already over. >> reporter: under pennsylvania law, guns are currently not allowed in schools, so the legislature would have to make an exception to school personnel. as for parents, it's already getting strong reacti

it's been moved to the shoulder, matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. from minneapolis to mayfair and down broad street fans took to the streets to celebrate the eagles super bowl championship. the game went down to the last second. >> i lost years off my life in that last two minutes, but it was worth. the eagles were victorious defeating the patriots by a score of 31-33 giving philadelphia their first nfl championship in 58 years. one by one, the players took turns kissing the bottom beard trophy. coach doug pederson held up the hard something people did not think would happen when they hired him two years ago. follies follies won the m.v.p. and the first quarterback to lead the eagles to a super bowl. the first player to throw and catch a touchdown in the same game in super bowl history. >>> minutes after the eagles won it was an elbow to elbow party, fans descend on cottman and franker ford packing into the city's mayfair section. police were ready setting up garbage trucks setting up the intersection so fans could celebrate safely. >> broad street

tam. >> fire broke out at a waste management facility in philadelphia. crews contained the flames to the garage area and clearing smoke from the rest of the site. there's no word on the cause. >>> classes resume for the parkland school district in the lehigh valley. a massive fire in orfield forced the district to cancel classes last friday. 16 buses were destroyed and 30 damaged. crews spent the weekend making he radio -- repairs, no word on what sparked the blaze. >>> police are look being -- police arrested second suspect in the killing of a 10-year-old boy he was arrested in florida. a 16-year-old boy was taken into custody following wednesday's deadly shooting in an asbury park home. they have not disclosed a might have been for the shooting. >>> judge will hear an update on the court axe of abu jamal for the murder of a police officer in 1981. defense team releasing files kept byron castille will pave the way to controversy turn the conviction. a judge back in january postponed the hearing until next month to give the new district larry krasner tim

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that boy is fighting for his life this morning after being shot once. meanwhile, police are trying to find the gunman. this happened overnight last night. take a look at the video here from the scene just past in the 5200 block of walnut street. pretty busy intersection here in west philadelphia. police say a 17-year-old boy was shot once in the hip while standing on that corner. hawpe brought to penn presbyterian by private car where he was listed in critical condition. the scene was taped off for the better part of the evening while police collected whatever evidence they could find but this morning, they are not sharing at lot -- they are not sharing it with us, with the public. no word on a suspect description or a motive. but of course the investigation is ongoing. we'll let you know as soon as we get new information. reporting live in university city, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." matt. >> thank you jeanette. we expect to get more information today on the woman who was

tam. >> thank you jeanette. investigators are sorting through what is left of a west philadelphia row home where a man died in a fire last night. it came in as a routine call just one alarm but then it quickly spread through the roof and into a neighboring home on the 5300 block of race street. >> coming out the roof and for a minute there i thought it was going to explode. >> there was a lot of fire in the building of origin and the -- it had already extended to the occupancy next door so basically when they arrived there was fire more than two stories up above the building. >> this was the second deadly fire in the city in one day. yesterday morning a person died in a fire at a home in the strawberry mansion neighborhood. >>> and firefighters kept busy heading just a few blocks away to a second scene last night. at least one person was injured in this fire. this is the 100 block of south 50th street. the victim is at jefferson university hospital. they have second and third degree burns to the back, legs and a

by the way tam while sarah did outside. >> that sarah. tro we'll head live to south philadelphia next as the doors open for bowl 26. let's look outside meteorologist david murphy is coming up with the latest on what he see there a wintry mix rain in parts. we have a little snow in center city. we'll have more when "action news" comes right back. this winter re ski mountains than any other family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >> now on "action news," it's the final countdown. professionals make their super bowl lii predictions of sunday showdown around the corner. >> it's part circus, part a lot of things, eagles fans have a chance to cheer wing bowl. >> fans make ready for a messy morning commute. >> we m the rain and karen rogers is helping you out with the morning here it's not slick it's >> reporte a possible freeze upon on the roads as the numbers drop. as we we look on sto

it's another record breaking day in the 70's, tam. >> all right, like it. thank you, karen. >>> a violent road rage incident in new hampshire shire left a woman on the ground shoved down wow as you see there by an angry driver. another driver recorded the confrontation in the town of nashua on sunday. the male driver and the woman behind him had some sort of altercation prior to stopping at the light. you see the woman approach the man in the other vehicle who then gets out of his car to should have her to the ground. the woman was not hurt. police have not said if they plan on filing any charges behind this incident. >> drivers in utah faced whiteout conditions yesterday. the band of lake effect snow dumped more than 7-inches of snow on this salt lake city area. newly released dashcam video shows a utah highway patrol sergeant near-miss on monday. the trooper was on the scene of a car crash when another vehicle slammed into his vehicle. the trooper runs out of the way and then that second car slides into the two vehicles. amazingly no one was hurt. >> two

normally we would just be at 45 so enjoy this taste of spring while you can, tam. >> loving it. thank you, karen. >>> parents in delaware county address school safety concerns with district fishes in -- officials in the wake of a social media post. a 17-year-old student posted a photo of himself holding an air soft rifle. police with the marple township police were flooded with tips something they say they encourage. >> we don't have time ourselves to sit and look at every single social media post but there's enough people out there if they pay attention and they see something that's out of the norm, pick up the phone and call us and we're more than happy to take up the investigation. >> the teen's family is cooperating with the investigation. so far no charges have been filed. additional police and counselors have been on hand at the high school, though police say there's no credible threat to the community. >> new jersey's governor is calling for a review of school shooting protocols in the garden state. democrat phil murphy held a press conference in trenton yesterday to lay

we go live to maggie ruhle. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam. this is the worst mass shooting in modern history. police are talking people trying to learn about the shooter and his motive. police searched the home of nick nick foles -- nicholas cruz. the sounds of gunshots too disturbing to broadcast. >> i took my headphones off, the alarm was going off. i heard the student run after mr. blake. >> students some barely teenagers hiding under desks, fearing for their lives. >> we were praying crying and i don't know how we are alive. >> somebody down the hall was screaming help me, come save me. >> s.w.a.t teams swarmed the school. >> he went from the third to the second floor, he may have a gas mask on now. >> parents desperate to contact their children, students look for their friends. in the chaos the student walks off you out with the other students escaping. he was later arrest without incident. he was armed with an ar15 rifle and wearing a gas mask. he was warned not to be let back on campus. >> school represented something to the shooter, h

matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> a sheriff deputy assigned to the florida school where the gunman that killed 17 people last week resign. the deputy stood outside for critical minutes during the gunfire rather than going in and confronting the shooter. the details come as the debate over how to protect schools grow. kenneth moten has more. >> reporter: president trump said there could be paid bonuses for armed teachers who could highly trained and ready. florida said their highly trained officer did nothing to stop the mass school shooting. the sheriff in parkland floriday stayed out of the buildings during the massacre. >> he never went in. >> what would he have done? , went in and dress -- address the killer. >> reporter: scott peterson stood outside for 4 minutes, the shooting happened in 6 minutes killing 17 people. >> devastated sick to my stomach. there are no words. >> reporspded without pay resig. the development comes as president trump declares the way to stop shoal shootings arming teachers. >> instead of advertising this school has no guns, we are gun free. you let the

. >> 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 poured into the streets after the first super bowl win. video shows fans flipping a car on its side around broad and walnut. people were seen climbing the gates and the light polls in front of city hall. traffic lights were in the streets, broken. the windows at the macy's on market street were smashed glass and debris littered the street in front of the department store. people climbed on an anding at ritz carlton on south broad and it collapsed with people on it. the celebration was not just in center city. people celebrating all over the city. we saw a pole climber mayfair on the hydraulic fluid covered poles. no word on how many people were injured, we hope to get an update on that today. >> delaware county, media, state street became a party, crowds databased around, stunned excite --

good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam. we've seen the speakers, barricades, stages. let me step out of the way so you can see it on the steps of the philadelphia museum of philf art. this has been going on well before the team got its hands on the trophy but the city didn't want to jinx it. >> we did it, baby. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: with the city of philadelphia still recovering from a heart stopping and historic game sunday night, plans are now under way for the massive championship parade that will take place on thursday. you can already see the beginnings of an all out production. giant speaker boxes and a stage were being set up at the art museum monday afternoon. but preparations began over the weekend well before the eagles got their hands on that coveted lombardi trophy. the city quietly put down miles and miles of barricades and hundreds of port a potties. parking restrictions were also being posted wednesday night to make way for up to 2 million people. >> our school is closed that day so we're going to

. >> reporter: good morning, tam. we're starting to see more and more changes take place with the speakers barricades and look at that stage and that banner there, super bowl champions looks pretty good. we see production trucks as well. the good news is eakins oval has not yet closed off to traffic but the closures will be coming soon. with less than 36 hours to go, the million dollar question isn't if some are going to the parade but how to get there. septa says rides on the market frankford line and the broad street lines will be free all day. trains will run every five to seven minutes. it's the regional rails that many are talking about. riders will need a special one day pass if you're not already a regular pass holder. only 50,000 are being sold. riders lined up at the station in paoli to get them. at 69th street station people were finding them hard to come by. >> i got five of these one day passes for the regional rails, they're $10 each. >> wewas it hard getting them. >> yes. they openly value limited amount

put on the heavy coat and drive safely, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. new this morning, a small fire forced passengers from a plane in california. the southwest 737 was still at the gate at john wayne airport in orange county when someone saw smoke. 139 passengers had to use the emergency slides in order to evacuate safely. according to the airline, a few people were treated for minor injuries at the scene. >> an ex-wife of former white house staff secretary rob porter is lashing out at the trump administration. the black eye of colbie holdnerness has become the face of the case against porter. in on op-ed just published holderness writes about her claims of abuse and criticizes the reaction from white house officials. porter denies any wrongdoing but resigned last week when two ex-wives came out with abuse claims against him. abc says porter tried to down play the black eye photo claiming the injury was accidental. >> popular beauty store ulta accused of selling used cosmetics. lawsuit filed in chicago claims former employees were given a limit on how

tomorrow probably around 73, tam. >> all right, thank you david. thick clouds continue to cover villages near mount sinabung in indonesia. shot ash more than 16,000 feet in the air. fortunately no deaths or injuries were reported. the volcano has killed at least 25 people since 2010. >> 5:52 now. a treasured memento back in the hands of a philadelphia widow. it may help lead police to the thieves who took it. >> plans to build a hyper loop something that could get you to new york to d.c. in half an hour they're moving forward. details coming up at 6:00 makes black ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. >> ♪ >> second time we put up this shot and there's no one there. is this -- is this static? this is one of the largest cities in the country. >> obviously not. >> and there is no one in center city philadelphia. turn it all off, all the lights, the traffic lights. i don't know. 48 degrees. foggy out there. getting up to 70 degrees today. >> you know what, i do think you have a good question, wa

tam. >> just so happy for this team. our super bowl coverage continues as we help get you ready for the championship paade. al ck that wintry mix and the impact it going have on commute. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> now on "action news" a wintry mix of snow and sleet moving in for the morning commute and changing over to rain for the rest of the day. >> to close or not to close? there are several school delays in pa and new jersey today but the real debate is about what to do on parade day tomorrow. >> and we're just one day away from the eagles' giant victory happen from final preps to transportation and that is a big question. we'll run down everything that fans need to know to go be part of the celebration. >> good morning everyone. 5:30 on this wednesday, february 7th. david and karen, that wintry mix starting to creep up north. >> yes, it is. it's not causing big problems just yet. it's going to get a little worse. >> probably will. right now if you're in delaware and parts of south jersey you're starting to see that mix. let's

tam. >> thank you, jeanette. >>> police are trying to track down the gunman who unleashed a barrage of bullets in north philadelphia hitting three people. this happened at sheridan and west clearfield streets last night. a 24-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman are in stable condition. a 34-year-old man was shot in the head. now police believe the two men were the intended targets but that the woman is believed to have been just an unlucky bystander hit by a stray bullet. we'll have much more in a live report coming up for you in the next half hour. >>> and police are still investigating what caused a serious crash involving multiple cars in feltonville. the crash happened last night and closed down the inner lanes of the roosevelt boulevard at rising sun avenue. at least three vehicles were involved. two women were hurt. one was trapped in the wreckage and had to be pulled out. the crash actually happened at one of the intersections on the boulevard that is getting new red light cameras. the others are being added at pratt street langdon street fifth street and broad street. the proj

. >> reporter: tam, good morning. it's been one week since a gunman opened fire at stoneman douglas high school. this morning the survivors of that massacre are taking their fight to the florida statehouse. survivors turned activists are storming florida's capitol to demand action. >> this is not about democrats, this is not about republicans. this isn't left or right. this is a movement for humanity, for safety, for keeping our citizens alive. >> reporter: one week after the parkland shooting students are ramping up the pressure on state lawmakers. >> we're talking about gun safety. we're talking about school safety. and we're talking about mental health. >> reporter: while the students rode on buses to tallahassee, florida lawmakers voted to not consider a bill to ban assault rifles. one survivor watching the vote overcome with emotion. >> it was a big punch in the gut. >> reporter: in the nation's capitol, president trump directed his attorney general to find a way to ban bum stocks, a device not used in park parkl

matt and tam. we have we have rain coming in tomorrow afternoon and soaker for sunday, so keep that in mind. >> will do, david. thank you. >>> last night eagles fans got to congratulate tray burton who gunned a pass to nick foles for a touchdown in the now famous philly special. "action news" caught up with burton last night. here's what he had to say about the play that propelled the birds to victory. >> the coach was great to call that play in the situation we were in the executed very well the best that we executed it yet and tried to make a play. >> the play has made burton a household lane. the line to meet him at foreman mills wrapped around the story. enamel is the strong, white, outer layer of your tooth surface. the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sure that that enamel stays strong and resilient for a lifetime the more that we can strengthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter their patients' teeth are going to be. dentists are going to really want to recommen

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam, much of the tragedy is a mystery to police. it was a hail of gunfire most of the bullets aimed at the drivers side door. this morning a 23-year-old woman was dead. >> she was not involved in what was going on with the gun play. she was just driving down the street. >> reporter: police say the victim suffered a gunshot wound and was pronounced by medics at the scene. five people were in the car including children ages 3 and 4, and the victim's twin sister. all were injured in the crash, but only 9 driver was shot. authorities believe someone in the car opened fire on the van traveling northbound on broad street. the shots came from the 5800 block of broad. the driver lost control and crossed over several lanes of traffic and crashed into the build on old york road. >> appears the van was struck five times by gunfire. we found five bullet holes on the he drivers side of the van s well as driver door. that's how the 23-year-old was shot. >> she was doing what most 23-year-olds are doing trying to make a life for herself until she

tam. >> heavy rain caused problems in flourtown, montgomery county forcing a fuel tank up and out of the ground on bethlehem pike. heavy rains may be to blame for toppling thi in springfield montgomery county blocking a walking path. nobody wnjas iured. >>> police are trying to figure out who place add explosive device on a person's car that went off resulting in damages on the hood and windshield. the bomb squad towed the car to a garage for further examination. >>> red cross is helping a family that was burned out of a home in colwyn, delaware with c. two adults and multiple pets escaped the flames on south front street. firefighters arrived there was heavy smoke and flames coming from the home. the cause is under investigation. >>> happening today, the white house will unveil it's long awaited $1.5 trillion plan to overhaul the nation's infrastructure. 2 billion doors for infrastruck if you are an $3 billion for border enforcement. president and members of his cabinet will tour the country to point out where they find construction is crumbling and in need of repair. trump will mee

good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, tam. president trump said there could pay bonuses for armed teachers who would be highly trained and ready, but authorities in florida say the highly trained officer did nothing to stop the mass shooting. new scrutiny in one of the most mass shootings. armed resource deputy stationed at marjory stoneman douglas high school stayed out of the building during the massacre. >> he never went in. >> what would have he done? went. >> and killed the killer. >> reporter: scott peter is standing outside for four minutes. the shooting happened in 6 minutes, killing 17 people. >> devastated sick to my stomach. there are no words. >> reporter: deputy peterson suspended without pay resign. the development comes as president trump declares the way to stop shoal -- school shootings arming teachers. >> instead of saying this school is gun free, do the opposite. you come into the school you will be dead. >> reporter: president trump said 700,000 people should be trained and armed and raising the limited age

you see people come down the slopes. >> i'll teach you. >> reporter: i would like to see you teach tam. >> she is very coachable. >> reporter: i'm not because i don't want to listen to matt. this is the turnpike, traffic is moving fine, we had tough times travel yesterday. everything is clear and looking good. roads that were closed yesterday are reopened. we have an accident beach road avenue at fitzwater town road. we had a few accidents they have cleared watch for are a slick spot or two. turnpike approaching willow grove, construction in the right lane, not a big deal. when i was driving in from new jersey walking across the bridge, it looked very cool. no issues on the ben. i have an accident i found on the waze app somebody calling it a big accident lime kiln pike in upper dublin. watch for that one. matt mentioned it's cold. 17 in quakertown and pottstown. 19 in warminster and media. only 24 degrees in the city. in the suburbs of new jersey, 19 in browns mills. 18 in vineland. 18 in claymont, delaware, bundle up once again this morning, matt. >> will do. >>> someone abandoned a

. >> well, it could, but it think that, tam, this isn't about the rule of law. this is about, you know, a partisan power grab. you know, the only time that, you know, the other side wants to talk about partisan judges and activist judges -- well, they're only activist when they're democrats, and, you know, the other side has done plenty of things by judicial rule. they've dismantled the voting rights act, they allowed for citizens united, but it's on us now, apparently, to give people the right to vote who they want to vote for. >> that feels like a valid -- i need to give you an opportunity to respond. >> 200 years of precedent -- this is the way we've been doing it in this country, and now, you know, after three elections that we've had in this decade under these maps, all of a sudden it's unconstitutional. look, rule of law is important. it's what separates us from much of the rest of the world. any third-grade civics student knows there's separation of powers. so now we... one of the standards in the supreme court's decision -- well, the standard -- was "com

. >> good morning, tam. we still see the fog here on i-95 and a real jam southbound as you're traveling from woodhaven to the vine its a 42 minute ride. that's your southbound traffic pretty jammed from approaching academy to girard. we had an earlier disabled vehicle near allegheny that cleared. a big accident in the frankford section of the city involving a septa bus and the action cam was on the scene and there you can see that tractor-trailer and a septa bus, that's route five septa bus, they collided there and 15 people taken to the hospital. expect delays frankford avenue. you want to watch for those restrictions there. stick to castor avenue or torresdale instead. also another big accident we've had that's still an issue in upper moreland easton road southbound is shut down between mill road and the turnpike so northbound is opened. southbound shut down. you can stick to moreland road as your alternate. an accident on york just cleared, tam. >> thank you, karen. we'll take a short break and come back

tam and i will be part of the broadcast. many others will be bring you the best views from start to finish. >> check out our eagles playbook you'll find a map of parade route and list of road closures at 6abc.com/eagles parade. >> we're not getting much above freezing. >> reporter: it will feel like it's below freezing all the way. but we're expecting a fair amount of sunshine later on. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us we are dry, taking a look outside we're looking for green, we're finding it on the tops of the all the center city skyscrapers we've had this all week. it's been fun. you can see the camera shaking because it's windy and cold. 28 degrees in philadelphia. 26 in allentown. 27 in trenton. 25 in reading, 28 in wilmington, 29 in millville. the winds dropping down out of the northwest in the low to mid teens across the region. i enough to give you windchills in the teens, just about everywhere, so bundle up. we have cloud cover out there you can see how it's breaking apart over the atlantic hour or so, we e

for karen, tam, dave, i'm matt. have a great week. >>> good morning, america. one of the ex-wives who accused a top trump aide of abuse is now taking on the president. her new comments overnight. >>> new of vaat crash. three tourists killed. this woman, believed to be one of four survivorses, now fighting for their lives. >>> and abc exclusive. a revealing one on one with former nfl quarterback johnny manziel, known as johnny football. what was behind his dramatic fall from the top of the sports world. thinks he's ready for a comeback. only on "gma." >>> and team usa soaring to olympic gold on the slopes. and s

lots of layers, tam indeed. we will be ready. >>> senate leaders reached a increasing chance that the government will stay operational past midnight tonight promising an extra 3 monday billion over the next -- 300 billion over the next three years. nancy pelosi used a record-breaking speech for 8 hours pushing for legislation otecting undocumented children who were brought into the country as children. >>> carson wentz will have the parade and head to washington, d.c. to headline a big event. national prayerkeynote speaker breakfast. kevin kramer made the announcement yesterday he will replace mike pence who is in south korea for the opening olympic ceremony. >>> eagles cleaned out their locksers with a smile. up yesterday they had a nice gift. chris long gave them a rare bottle of xr whiskey. their most precious gift is feeling the love from the city and the fans. >> it's easy to forget how much this game means to people and how it affects their lives and how brings everyone together, so nonthat the response an

. >> 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

tam. that little cell that's over that richmond-san rafael bridge was just over mt. tam producing light snow and a wintry mix. that has since moved a little bit off towards the east. as we go down the peninsula we are seeing some light rain, but notice that pink. that's a wintry mix. we are also seeing that producing some light snow along 35. is that skyline, mike? yeah, skyline. so we are some of our elevations a little bit higher up getting some light rain and some snow. so i will talk more about this and when we could see spotty rain. that's coming up in just a few minutes. mike, you are expecting a lighter commute today. >>> you said skyline for that wintry mix, usually we find that in the salad section. that's spring mix, sorry. a smooth drive easy expected for today because it is a presidents' day holiday for many businesses and most schools. we are looking over here for eastbound 580 getting out of the area, livermore in toward tracy. there is an overturned semi-truck that went off down the embankment. no major injuries but this would take quite a while to cle

good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: tam, good morning. police say these shots were fired at point blank range and now this morning one man is fighting for his life, two others recovering from gunshot wounds. that one woman, the only female victim we're told was hit by stray bullets. this is video from the scene yesterday. this happened at 25th and sheridan in north philadelphia around 6:30 in the evening. police say all three victims were standing on the sidewalk when the 24-year-old was hit twice in the arm. a 23-year-old woman was hit in the arm and back with a stray bullet and the third victim was struck in the head. that person, that man, is in critical condition. detectives spent much of the evening looking over the corner store surveillance video hoping to identify the shooter. >> the two male victims were just standing just feet away from the shooter. when the shooter walked up, pulled a firearm and immediately fired numerous shots from point blank range. >> reporter: and the gunman was last seen running eastbound from the scene. n

tam was just saying tuesday is the hardest day. we were arguing between monday and tuesday. i'm going to go with tam on this one. this is 422 at 23. both lanes opened both directions. just out of view the ramp from 422 eastbound to 23 closed yesterday. i had warned you about that one and it's going to last until late summer -- i almost said september. summer. you have yet more construction around 422, right, more to deal with. in coatesville we have an accident, sounds like a serious one on 340 that's kings highway at moore road. watch for crews coming to the scene in chester county with this accident happening right now. it's not our only one. we have an accident also on route 41, that's gap newport pike. this is new right at limekiln road. look for that to be a problem. fire location right now on pilgrim road at callahan road. this is new castle delaware. so watch out for crews on the scene. you could stick to lambson lane as your alternate for that one. >> thank you, karen. now time to do that first look at business. the major stock indices started off the week strong the

. >> reporter: no more famous than you, tam. oh, well, this is not driving rain, but it's not everywhere, it is damp with drizzle here and there everywhere. the temperatures have dropped we're in the out of the 50s and upper 40s in philadelphia. dinnertime, 42. cloudy cooler and damp. rain and drizzle cloudy and cool tomorrow, 46. 56 on saturday, another round of rain moving in saturday night. tam. >> coming up on "action news" at noon, the latest on a woman who was shot to death while driving her van on broad street. it was filled with children when the bullets came flying into her side of the vehicle. we'll have a live report and see if the woman was targeted or just caught in the crossfire. >>> "live with kelly and ryan" is next, i'm tamala edwards. have a great thursday! >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the series "divorce," sarah jessica parker. and gold winning style snowboarder, chloe kim. and, from the series "unreal," shiri appleby. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here ar

tam karen i'm matt. >>> good morning, america. flooding emergency. towns across the midwest under water right now. rivers rising. drowning homes. at least a dozen tornadoes ripping through the heartland. now another dangerous storm targeting the flood zone. >>> students and teachers return to marjory stoneman douglas high for the first time since the massacre. as the sheriff faces mounting questions and calls for his job. >>> an abc news exclusive. the mother whose life changed in an instant when a 3,000-pound tree fell on top of her and her young children in central park. she's telling her story for the first time. >> it's scary. they were little. >> as she prepares to file a $200 million lawsuit. >>> fire on the plane. the carry-on burst into flames. >>> and lisa marie presley's shocking claim. now saying nearly all of her $100 million inheritance is gone. where did it all go? >>> and good morning, america. we hope you had a good weekend. they needed good news at marjory stoneman douglas high. they got it over the weekend. that is the hockey team f

tam, i don't think we get tired of this view. numbers in the low 40s from livermore to santa rosa. 39 by the delta. it's 49 in napa and concord. we will be looking at another day of unseasonably warm temperatures, as much as 15 degrees above average. gusty winds arrive late tonight into tomorrow. fire danger increases. much cooler over the weekend and then into monday as well. here's the trend as we go towards your saturday. the winds kick up. temperatures will come down a few degrees and then as we get into sunday, the cooling continues. in fact, struggling to 60 degrees in san francisco and by monday, looks like we're back to near average, right? not so fast. looks like numbers will come back up after that. 72 in san jose. low 70s on the peninsula once again. 60s from the sunset. upper 60s south city. north bay numbers, 70s petaluma. low 70s for you. inland, 72 in pittsburg today. breezy tonight. good morning, frances. >> good morning, lisa. good morning everyone. it's a pretty slow ride on westbound 4. there's an injury crash