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home. one of the victims was a female police officer. information is scarce, but only for the time being. it is monday night. the big story on "action news" is a murder mystery times two, and the investigation is being pushed into high gear. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is at police headquarters. what is the latest on this? >> friends of the officer tell us family members grew concerned after not hearing from her several days and this morning she didn't show up for roll call where she works as a police officer. >> philadelphia police discovered one of their own dead inside on the 2900 block of mercer police found two bodies, a 36-year-old female an off duty

police officer and 32-year-old male acquaintance of hers, both have no obvious trauma. >> it's a big surprise. it's awful to hear of anyone going, but she's a nice person. >> neighbors say the 14 year veteran of the force was well liked and a member of the community. >> something like that, it's a shock. >> residents watched as philadelphia police spent most of the day on the block. crime scene investigators and detectives went inside and out of the home. they did leave with bags of evidence and towed a vehicle across the street from the home. jim, police say there were no signs of trauma on the bodies.

they were taken to the medical examiner's office. police are not releasing the identity including the identity of the police officer. annie mccormick, "action news." back to you. >> police are trying to track down a gunman that pumped a volley of bullet into three victims, now at einstein hospital. >> two are in stable condition, one critical after being shot in the head. there is no clear motivate but police say the one woman hit by the bullet was at the wrong place at the wrong time. it was dark and bullets pierced three people on the sidewalk of the north philadelphia.

>> she was a block away. >> two men, a 24-year-old was shot twice in the arm and a 34-year-old in the head. both were intentional. >> the two male victims were standing just feet away from the shooter when the shooter walked up, pulled a firearm and fired numerous shot frs point-blank range. detectives spent the evening watching the corner video in hopes of identifying the masked gunmen. the suspect was last seen running east. no weapon was recovered. anyone with information is asked to contact detectives. christie ileto, channel6 "action news." jim? >> a freshman in is summerdale section of philadelphia has been arrested for carrying a loaded gun to school. the 15-year-old had it in his

backpack. the 40 caliber handgun was found when the student tried to go through a metal detec detector. two chelten ham students were taken into custody for threatening harm at the high school. he said the students that reported it to authorities deserve praise. >> the shooting in parkland, florida has spurred conversation in hundreds of schools across the country if not thousands. at one delaware high school a teacher has been suspended after a discussion in his class and students are outraged. >> dann cuellar is live at cherry hills east with that story. >> jim, the controversy continues to boil here at cherry hill east for the beloved

teacher's suspension. students and parents say he was speaking concern in the wake of the shooting in florida, and they want him brought back. >> students captured video of the rally at cherry hills east. the students were demanding the reinstatement of timothy lock. a student became upset over concerns that a similar incident could happen here. >> he was bringing up concerns at east talking about safety here. we have four security guards. none have firearms on them. >> if we don't have the right to talk about this controversial issue in the school system, how are we going to move forward as a society? >> the 50-year-old lock not available for comment is an iraq war veteran. he was not only suspended, his

bag was searched and he was ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation. >> it seems they are trying to twist this around now and use this against him. it's disgusting. >> the superintendent declined to discuss the matter at a public event. >> we are going to do a meeting. you are welcome to come. beyond that, no. >> there will be no comment by the superintendent regarding the matter. >> meanwhile, the matter doesn't appear to be going away oosm the school is trying to shut out what happened in florida instead of saying this is what we have to do next. >> some students are signing petitions to bring lock back. >> mr. lock, if you are watching, like i said, we got your back. >> no comment from the teacher's union tonight. some students are planning a walk out tomorrow morning. the principal has threatened to

suspend students taking part in disruptions. dann cuellar, channel6 "action news." >> president trump blasted the first responders at the douglas stoneman school as he spoke to governors at the white house today. 4e7d officer scott peterson choked because he didn't confront the gunman that killed 17 people. trump said he would have acted differently. >> i believe i would have run in there even if i didn't have a weapon. >> trump continued to promote the idea of arming teachers. >> i have spoken to first grade teachers that don't want to pistol pack. let's just take that off the table and move forward. >> the armed officer that didn't go into the school and has since resigned, scott peterson told

his side of the story today. he said he thought the shots were coming from outside of the school not inside. trump said he's not a medal of honor winner. >> the dreamers have reprieved at least a year. the fate of daca will have to work its way through the lower courts before a supreme court ruling is possible. that could take a year or more. the case could become moot if copping decidecongress decides r fate before that. >> the sun will come out tomorrow. that's a promise for accuweather. cecily tynan is outside tonight. you have made the promise as well. what is the story? >> it's going to be nice for the rest of the month, jim. that's the next two months. after 2350eu6 day five days of d

rain, high pressure is moving in. tomorrow morning, there will be a chill in the air. they may want to wear a jacket. there is pretty bright sun glare. suburbs, 32. philadelphia 39. as we begin march, there is a storm system developing. future tracker with two lows. this transfers to a coastal low. rain, wind and pars of the viewing area, snow. we talk about that in the full forecast. >> still to come, we tell you the locations of five red light cameras coming to philadelphia and personal tragic for bill cosby. frightening moments for

passengers on a southwest jet. chad pradelli joins us with a special report. if you have a team, you are likely hearing the word fortnight. what the fortnight frenzy is all about. >> ducis rodgers with the flyers beefing up their defense. meteorologist cecily tynan back with the week ahead in the seven-day forecast when news

>> bill cosby's daughter ensa has died. the 44-year-old died friday in massachusetts from renal disease. ensa was a strong supporter of her father and believed he was innocent of the sexual assault accusations against him. her death comes a month before cosby is set to be retried for sexual assaulting employee andrea con stan. federal investigators will finish inspection on wednesday. 70-year-old howard sexton of gloucester county was killed when a section of an electrical conduit fell through the windshield of his delivery truck. the northbound tunnel doesn't

have conduit over head. >> roosevelt boulevard has five more cameras. there are 30 in operation. these are five more. the project will be funded half a million dollars from state grants from previous red light camera tickets. >> it just so happens one of the intersections is the scene of a grinding multicar crash. two women were hurt. one was trapped in the wreckage and had to be cut out with the jars of life. the outer northbound lanes are blocked off at this hour. >> now to an "action news" special report. have you heard of fortnight? it's the video game shattering records and leaving parents wondering how to pull their kids

away. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is here with more on fortnight frenzy. >> there are many nights i yell at my son, get off fortnight and get to bed. tonight, we have a closer look at the video phenomenon. >> jack ros ston can't get enough of fortnight. >> it's like get weapons. >> it's a cool game to play. >> the brothers are often glued to their t.v. screen and all hours of the night. >> do you ever find your parents say get off the night? >> last night. >> every night. >> fortnight is a game players try to survive against 99 other players, a game version of the hunger games movie. the game has 45,000,000 devoted

fans. earlier this month broke the record for players playing at one time $3.4 million. >> frank lee has a game design program at drexel university. he says the game's popularity is tied to several concepts. the game is free, charges for upgrade and the developer is constantly providing updates. so players like sammy and jack have something to look forward to every time they turn on the game. >> there is a quick reason it's popular is because of the streaming. what i mean by that is people watching other people playing games. >> meet dr. disrespect. he has hundreds of thousands of followers who watch him play fortnight on a live streaming

platform. >> the games are engaging. they pull you in. dr. jessie sue says parents need not panic if their child is glued to fortnight or any ore game. they have to set boundaries to be sure gaming isn't interfering with other areas of life like family life or schoolwork. >> we reached out to discuss the game with epic games the maker, and they never got back to you. us. >> is this game more violent than other games out there. >> it's not like other games with a lot of blood and guts. you die. >> thank you, chad. >> parents are taking note of another trend in health check. sexting among teens is on the

rise. one in four teenagers say they receive sexually explicit messages. 12% of young adults say they shared the sexes without consent. when that includes naked images of others, it's often illegal. >> a jet returned shortly after takeoff. a witness saw orange flames shooting from the right side of the engine. the plane returned to salt lake city airport, met by emergency vehicles. passengers were put on another plane to los angeles. >> in kentucky, rivers are still rising, 20 feet above normal and there is more rain on the way. kentucky is one of four states dealing with the aftermath of

tornadoes over a 750-mile stretch of rubble. a new storm system is expected to bring severe weather to the south later this week. look at this, this is a rare snow fall to hit rome. two inches, the biggest storm in five years, but they took the flake frs the heaven in stride at the vatican turning st. peter's square into the scene of a giant snowball fight. >> but tomorrow -- >> sunshine tomorrow. the action cam at 30th street station where we got rid of low

clouds an fog. we have clear skies out there. there is radiation in low lying valleys, allentown, 33. filth, 40. trenton 41. beach hane 42-degrees. tomorrow, sunshine through the day. a chill in the air at 7:00. 4:00, mid 50s, temperatures 10-degrees above normal tomorrow. with that sun angle, it's getting higher. you will feel it. it's a beautiful day. not a cloud in the sky right now. most areas in the 50s, allentown 55. same in wilmington, philadelphia, 55. cool spot cape may and 49-degrees. this is a late week pattern.

atmospheric traffic jam. what this does, it brings the cold air down over europe. it creates a big dip in the jet stream, a trough across the eastern u.s. as it moves in, this is a rain event. we are looking at one to two inches of rain. coastal flooding, a good possibility especially due to the fact that we have a full moon thursday, high tides, beach erosion and if this strengthens enough, it's dynamic cooling, higher in the atmosphere, wet snow, far north and west of the poconos, even the lehigh valley. the exclusive accuweather forecast, 56 with sunshine, 58 wednesday, increasing high

clouds thursday. rain arriving in the afternoon, 54 intensifying overnight. friday, rapey, windy, 45-degrees, wet snow to end it. as long as the system keeps moving, we should be drying things out saturday. it's cold for the union opener 46. monday, 47-degrees. david murphy has the latest on the coastal newses at 4:30. it's going to be nice. >> welcome to oscar's week. the countdown is on to hollywood's biggest night. cranes and lots of manpower. crews are building the press risers, fan bleachers. later this week they roll out the red carpet. streets are shut down. security is tighter than ever. pressure is on to get everything

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come to philadelphia. the sixers next play the cavs this thursday in cleveland. it's the flyers getting the attention tonight. >> what a turn around. entering the night five in a row. flyers take montreal on a role. peter nothing short of fantastic. how does he see it? 28 saves on the night. other end, charlie ling gren r robs claude giroux. goes to a shootout. flyers win 1-0. washington loses. >> earlier in the day, flyers claimed johnny oduya. he's part of two stanley cup titles. the defense in front of the net

hasn't been great. oduya should be helpful in that department. >> manager gabe kapler is billed as an out of the box thinker. hoskins went 1 for 3. carlos santana in the third inning, gha 1-0 philly. fifth inning, allows a run on the single.

>> corey smith has stayed busy since he and the eagles won the superbowl. he gave the kids a message about unity. he is set to make $5 million next season. it's an option year and the eagles could cut him with no calorie cap ramifications. he hopes to stick around. >> i hope so. we talked about it. i'm sure if the door is there, it will happen. i know how the business works. they want me to be here. i want to be here. i think it will work out. >> villanova's win at creighton, cats now fourth in the nation. high school