strawberry mansion, the people that managed to get out took traumatic action to save their lives. bob brooks is along the scene of new kirk with more. >> reporter: yes, luckily these two occupants were able to escape the home and the home is behind me here. you can see how badly it's damaged. we are told that the two jumped out of the second story and off the porch roof and someone inside was trapped and they passed away and neighbors say they were in there screaming for help. >> we came down the street and heard the screams and he came down here and saw the whole house engulfed in flames. >> rodney tried his best to help the person trapped inside. and after 9:00 a.m. he noticed the home on new kirk street was on fire. and ran down and tried his best to go inside and call for help.

>> smoke was coming out of the window so i ripped down the screen. and opened the window and tried to call for someone to come to the window and let them know this window was open. he didn't immediately hear anything and tried to go in further and the smoke pushed me back out and it was too black and too smokey and i was coughing and smoking and i tried again and the metal pane around the window was hot. i heard the scream but nobody came. and the lady was in there. >> firefighters confirm one person was killed and two others managed to escape by jumping from the porch balcony and they have not confirmed who the victim is and they say a woman lived there and needed help to get around. >> she used a cane and is heart broken to see the tragedy today.

>> she as you said something to make you laugh. always screaming and cursing not in a bad way but like comedy. >> reporter: now the portion of where the fire started is in the first floor of that row home closest to me and the one next door badly damaged as well and a family lived there a man, his wife and a few kids and they don't have a place to go and depend on the red cross for somewhere to sleep. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. the search continues tonight for the person that opened fire on a philadelphia street corner hitting two men and an innocent victim it happened on the 600 block of west clear field street and the gunman walked up to two men as they came out of a corner store and opened fire and one man later died. and a 23-year-old woman walking down the street was hit in the back by a bullet. >> very brazen move on didn't care about anything else that is

around. and unfortunately that is not atypical. we hope someone comes forward with information. >> the woman struck by the stray bullet is in the hospital in stable condition and they have not identified the person killed. the 27-year-old man remaining in critical condition after being found with his throat slashed philadelphia. they rushed him to the hospital for treatment. so far it's not clear why he was attacked and rescuers pulled a person from the collision that involved two cars ain box truck in westchester. this is the intersection of route 202 and south matlock street. we are told that the injuries are not life-threatening. a man was attacked and critically injured on the philadelphia sidewalk and police need your help tracking down the person that did t it happened last thursday night at 13th and

pike. they got into a shouting match with the suspect and the victims fell to the ground and the man took off. he is purging him and he runs. the 40-year-old suffered a fractured skull. and this person in a sketch now a suspect in a road rage case driving a silver or gray four door sedan. it has a dent in the passenger side rear tire. and the man is somehow involved in a crash on church road and threaten aid woman with a baseball bat. if you know anything at all you are asked to call detectives. turning to the weather and you could not ask for a better tuesday. clear skies and sunshine everywhere you look today for the final tuesday of february. drone 6 was in fairmount park and there were signs of spring time around and temperatures are warm enough. and folks are out to enjoy the

space and first we have to get through the rest of winter. cecily tynan out on the paid patio with the nice weather and how long it sticks around. for the rest of the month. one more day today. gorgeous not a cloud in the sky. with the sunshine temperatures managed to make it up to 56 degrees 9 degrees above average. last february is the warmest on record and this february goes down as the third or fourth warmest and our fifth wettest. now it's -- syracuse 53 and charleston 63 degrees and tomorrow is a little bit warmer than today. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the high pressure basically over us and that high pressure scoots east tomorrow. wind out of the southwest and it warms up a bit. and we have increasing clouds tomorrow and then i'm tracking a late week storm one piece of

energy in the desert southwest and this will form a coastal storm bringing us heavy rain, high gusty winds and even the potential for some snow. i'll talk more about that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. get the latest on the forecast any time plus check storm tracker 6 live on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc is app is a free download. and two philadelphia police officers thought only of their oaths to serve and protect when they rush nood a burning home. walter perez spoke to one of the officers about what happened. >> reporter: this is body cam video of two philadelphia police officers rushing into a burning home last year on the 1900 block of north 17th street. nicholas harper and eugene donahue were first on the scene. >> we were met by other

residents stating a man on the second floor in a wheelchair unable to get out because the elevators were down. >> sure enough they found a man on the second floor in a wheelchair without a way of getting out. they had to make a decision fast the smoke was thickening. >> put him on my shoulder. >> he was in the hallway and couldn't move. we picked him up and officer harper helped me put him on my shoulders in a fireman carry. >> he was safely outside moments later. >> the victim was soon identified as a suspect. 48-year-old henry flowers ended up being accused of starting the fire that nearly killed him. it turns out it was part of an on going feud against a person that lived in the same house. flowers pleaded guilty to arson and related charges and is now serving a two year sentence and in the end officialed say in situations like these the officers responsibility it to

save lives this is the case of two officers simply doing their job. >> they go in regardless of who may have done. just to save lives. >> hopefully i don't have to do it again. but if i do i go in and do what i have to do. it's part of the job. >> walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> very brave. time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report tuesday night. >> reporter: nice temperatures but the speed could be better. northbound side of 95 backing up in the normal spot passing the betsy ross bridge but the debris on bridge street is pushed out of the way as is the disabled vehicle on the exit for girard avenue and it's open and the truck is is towed away and the gas main break in camden county. near 168 coming south of the old

airport circle. just 11 miles per hour. in upper merion by the exon station at south gulph, a crash at henderson road and crash in harleysville at 113 and oak drive. the fire and police are out there helping you around that. wilmington a crash and downed wires closing thompson bridge road. and our accident on the southbound side of 1 in christiana is gone but single digits coming south of 95. and switching issues giving us delays along the airport line and wilmington newark line. we'll check it again fet next half hour. >> thanks matt. still to come a north philadelphia father is now the dad he always wanted to be thanks to a device that einstein doctors implanted in him. ali gorman explains how it works and how it is changing heart patients lives. if you have a history with the philadelphia parking authority now is your chance to

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the next presidential election is more than two and a half years away. but president trump has hired his campaign chief for 2020.

he has been chosen to run the re-election campaign and he was the digital media director for the campaign. parscal has no political experience before joining the first trump campaign. world news with david muir will have more on the 2020 presidential announcement. health check tonight devices that help to pump blood through the heart. helping people stay alive with a transplant. more of them are being used long-term and in some cases a permanent fix, ali gorman joins us with more tonight. advances are allowing people to live longer with the devices and in fact older patients are

choosing to stay on the heart pump so younger people can move up in the transplant line. the device is helping him be the best dad he can be. carlos rodriguez and his 8-year-old daughter, payton enjoy their time together now more than ever. carlos is raising payton on his own but for the past five years heart failure robbed him of the strength he needed. i wouldn't walk a half block without stopping two or three times. i could not catch my breath. >> a serious episode landed carlos at einstein medical center and at the time he did not qualify for a heart transplant and doctors opted for a heart pump. >> it allows blood to circulate in a heart that is too week or failing to circulate blood to an opinion's body. dr.le exdra says it's used when

medication stopped working and when the pump is in inside of the body it's powered by a direct connection to electricity or a power pack outside of the body. it can't get wet and carlos x can't shower but he can take his daughter to play in the park. after losing weight and giving up smoking carlos is on the waiting list for the transplant but bags are also helping patients that are not transplant patient. >> we have patients five or seven years out on the list and have this device and doing well. >> carlos is looking forward to continued time with his daughter. >> seeing her graduate college and help her raise her kids and see my grandchildren from her. >> after he gets his transplant carlos says he is looking forward to taking a long hot bath and his daughter is looking

forward to being able to go swimming with him in the ocean. got to appreciate the little things. >> nice story thank you. folks came to la salle university to do hands only cpr. cpr without the mouth-to-mouth breaths is shown to be just as effective as with the breathing for a patient in sudden cardiac arrest. it can double or triple a victim's chance of survival. they gathered at rowan university to honor rosa parks. the luncheon is part of black history month. georgette foreman was the special guest tonight goes to gary hunter scholarship program.

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starting thursday philadelphia offer a parking ticket amnesty program. councilwoman jaime black well will help get it up and running and outlined how it works. >> it will take effect in two days and it will allow all parking tickets that people have

received before 2013 to be wiped out. >> to enroll in the program you have to pay any and all parking tickets you received since 2013 and sign up for a payment plan for outstanding tickets and enroll online starting on thursday. the program ends on april 30 and and collected money for the cash strapped school district. septa is seeking public input on service products. an open house is going on until 6:30 tonight at 12th and market and a new 29 bus route in philadelphia and the route 96 terminus construction this landsdale. a night of partying is helping a nonprofit with the mission, the center for autism accepted a $10,000 check from hair of the dog organizers, the hair of the dog is a 29 year practicedition in philadelphia and folks gathered for a fun

evening for these charities and they are turning the guest center into an arts studio. and it gives the public a chance to see art from previously incarcerated young adults. you can stop inside of the center this sunday from noon until 2:00. the troubleshooters are on the hunt, and you can appreciate this if you are waiting for a check not delivered. a viewer reached out to nydia han for help. and the controversial billing practice get the results tonight a special troubleshooters report missing money and trash talk on channel 6 "action news" at 11:00.

if you like today's warmth, i think you like today's too. if you don't like the end of the week changes are on the way. and lets head to "action news" weather center, live on sky 6 hd spring mountain and rick wants to go because of the love foot truck. folks are out there skiing with spring skiing conditions, you have to avoid the bare patches and mashed potato snow. 55 degrees in philadelphia high was 56, 9 degrees above formal.

allentown 55 and cape may the school spot 43 degrees. if you want to go out and get a jog in and it's a good idea to do that this evening. 50 at 6:00 and temperatures dropping down into the low 40s. rick is going for a run later on this evening. he is going to run to the love truck exactly. if you look at the month of february we only had nine afternoon highs below normal. the month overall, almost 6 degrees above normal this goes down at the third or fourth warmest february on record and last february was the warmest on record. satellite 6 along with action radar this looked like a base map have you to go to williamsport to see a few fair weather clouds and tonight clear skies and temperatures not too cold for february standards 38 in february and 38 in cape may and wilmington 35 and wilmington 33 degrees, temperatures are warmer than today.

start off 43 at 7:00 and make it up to 59 at 3:00. it's not as bright and sunny high thin clouds roll in during afternoon hours and low pressure will gather tomorrow night tracking this low pressure, the first low pressure cuts to the northern and west and brings us rain developing late in the day on thursday. and what that low pressure will do is transfer the energy to a coastal storm and creates its own cold air higher in the atmosphere and that rain should be changing over to snow in the poconos. and if it's strong enough the snow line will creep farther down to the south. we'll talk more about that in the seven-day forecast. the five-day at 5:00, tomorrow a nice day on the mild side increasing high, thin clouds and thursday mostly cloudy and dry in the morning. and that rain moving in late in the afternoon. 54 degrees and friday is an accuweather alert day. it's going to be nasty. windy and rainy with the potential for change over to wet

snow. 44 degrees and the weekend the low pressure is close enough and keep the low air in place and chilly wind on saturday. partly sunny and 45 and another system waiting in the wings next week and adam talks about that in the seven-day forecast. the beginning of march is interesting. >> much more ahead in the next half hour of "action news" at 5:30. new information about a change in security clearance for president trump's son-in-law. yes is downgraded. and a super bowl champion talks about an important factor for success that may make you hungry. and the magical premier ofwald disney a wrinkle in time.

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has on the foster care system. and what led to an officer involved shooting in montgomery county and the details on the on going storch for a violent robbery at a pizza hut. >> for years now the foster care system is strained and the opioid crisis has created an avalanche of neglected children. "action news" investigative reporter chad pradelli has more on what experts call an overwhelmed foster system. more and more children are removed from homes because of their parents opioid addiction and we sat down with a mom in drug recovery and her son talking about their long journey to unification. >> terry got hooked on oxycontins at 19. and soon she was dealing pain killers to feed her habit until the day she got busted. >> i was walking down the street, and i guess someone told, i don't know because they

just came up and said girl with the green pocketbook. >> hooked on pain meds and facing time behind bars the county took her three young children. >> it's horrible because of my choices, many kid his to suffer. >> her son now 13 remembers the heart ache including when mom and dad locked themselves in the bedroom to get high. >> you think about your mom's addiction what do you remember. >> going back and form to different families and stuff. >> most kids taken by the state end up in foster care and foster families are only allowed to have six children in the home. but records we requested from the state of pennsylvania, is letting the foster homes exceed the number. capacity waivers went up nearly 50%. more foster kids means more stress on the foster families.

>> you know you bring children into your home that are through trauma and abused and neglected. we call them children from hard places and those children need lots of attention. >> angie leads the foster organization and the placement doubled in 2016. she attributed the ib increase to the opioid crisis. two things are needed more families to take in children and money. >> tammy is sober for four years and regained custody of her son. the two daughters she lost live with other family but the relationship she says is strong and she and her son has a message for others impacted by opioids. >> you can't give up. you'll never get them back if you give up. >> stay strong and your parents may be fighting for you. >> more newborns are coming into

the world addicted to the drugs and easier to find homes for the infants but teens are much more difficult. >> all right thank you. this afternoon attorney general, jeff sessions, announced a new opioid task force that the task force targets the drug manufacturers and inadvertently fueling the opioid crisis and they will examine lawsuits against manufacturers and use it's laws and tools they have to hold people accountable. get more on the opioid epidemic at 6abc.com. and hear the inspiring words of folks in recovery and now helping others. find it now at 6abc.com/opioid crisis. students at stoneman douglas high school in florida return to school tomorrow. they say that the officer that

was on the scene is speaking out. scott peterson's attorney is defending the officer saying that he thought the shots were coming from outside. >> and president trump says he would have reacted differently. >> you don't know until you are tested. but i really believe i would run in there even if i didn't have a weapon. and i think the people in this room would have done this too. >> meanwhile president trump continues to push the idea of arming teachers to defend schools. >> and now they are investigating a shoot that happened in norristown. chopper 6 hd over the scene of east chestnut street. officers responded to the report of a man with a gun. when officers found the suspect police say he ran away and chased him on foot. at one point police confronted the officer and he was shot in the shoulder. the suspect was taken to penn presbyterian hospital and a pistol was recovered at the scene. and no officer was injured. >> police in delaware are asking

for your help tracking down the owner of this vehicle is. milford police say it's involved in an an indecent exposure incident at 9:00 this morning. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> the search is on for three suspects involved in an armed robbery of a mt. airy wawa. philadelphia police say that the three men entered the store on the 700 block back on february 14th. that one man point aid handgun at employees and customers and another took cash from the register and the third acted as a lookout. the s&ps got away in a four door sedan. and no injuries were reported. a pizza hut worker was terrorized at a robbery at a store in german town when the robbers leaped over the counter on west cheltenham avenue last monday. and he immediately confronted the worker blurred in the video

and fought back pushing over a rack of pizzas and it works, the three gunman left without getting cash and the worker was not hurt. pennsylvania representative anhill cruz hosted a recruitment event. opening his office to anyone interested in becoming a police officer. representatives from the philadelphia police department there and provided additional information. money is pouring into northeast philadelphia neighborhoods and the hope is new jobs will follow. jared solomon announce aid grant for the oxford circle area. it's used to help merchants and hopefully add jobs as with. time to check the conditions on the roads this evening. lets go to matt pellman with the low down on the slow down. >> grant yourself extra time heading to delaware county coming outs of delaware the cleanup crews have a job to do. they are cleaning up a crash on

the northbound lanes of 95 at chichester avenue. coming north of naaman's road out of the state of delaware into delaware county. an extra slow go 95 northbound. otherwise normal stuff 95 and the schuylkill in camden county. the gas main break 168 it's a mess. single digit speeds at the old airport circle. along 113 at oak drive and upper merion off the schuylkill at the exxon station at henderson and gulf. and one at kennett square involving a pedestrian. and crossing the state line into northern delaware a crash and downed wires shutting down thompson bridge road. on the mass transit front we have switching issues at the airport and wilmington rail

lines, still residual delays there and subways and trolleys and septa buses are on new schedules. they took effect on sunday. back over to you. >> back to you matt. "action news" is teaming up with experts from main line health to uncover the myth about heart disease. join us for the chat with a cardiologist to learn how to protect your heart. that information kicks off at 6:00. just about 22 minutes on the "action news" facebook page. still to come tonight. jared kushner is stripped of of part of his clearance. why it has been changed. and why could 450 boxes of cereal and 200 jars of peanut butter and jelly make a difference? we'll explain. and adam joseph is tracking the weather. >> beautiful and can't get better than today. 55 degrees and dew point is

drier an the air and tracking one more nice day and then a coastal storm. we'll chat about it in the seven-day forecast. >> hear what lebron james has to say about the billboard recruiting him to complete the process with the sixers next season. coming up next in sports.

president trump's son-in-law girard kushner has his clearance downgraded. operating on interim clearances when the access was altered. after john kelly made changes to the system and he will no longer have access to the nation's most closely guarded secrets. a spokesperson says it will not affect his ability to perform his job for the president. and republicans in georgia threatened withhold a tax break for delta airlines. costs them tens of millions of dollars after delta ended the travel discount for the nra and both virginia and offered their for new home. >> virginia is for lovers and airline hubs. >> new york's lieutenant

governor offered delta a home saying as one of your most frequent flyers admires your principle stance move hq to where you are appreciated. and will he or won't he? the lebron question. where he may end up next season. a year away from lebron james possibly becoming a free agent. teams can't talk to him. and billboards popped up letting him know he is wanted if philadelphia. paid for by a chester base company. and one says complete the process. from you lebron james this has to at least be flattering right? >> it is. absolutely. i mean, you can say it's a distraction. but it's not. not a distraction it's very flattering and i'm sitting here

at 33 my 15th year and teams, but people respect the city want them to play for them. and i mean that is cool. i think. that is dope. >> he had a smirk there. meanwhile the sixers are there to face his old team the heat. >> and johnny jones kick the the last football. henounced his retirement. he spent 14 years in the nfl. and none better than this past season jones goes out on top. roy halladay will be inducted into the team's wall of fame held saturday august 4th. and phils and tigers in grapefruit league play. tommy joseph playing out field for the first time in his career. not bad. >> 3-0 detroit and tommy hunter

tagged by derek norris and a three-run homer and phils down 8-0. try to mown a come back and reece hopkins hits a solo shot and not nearly enough the phillies are smacked around 11-6 the final. the flyers host carolina. the first place flyers. the orange and black leap frogged the capitals, the goalie was awesome in net 28 saves and ended the game in the sixth round of a shootout and the flyers won 1-0. and won ten of their last 11 games. finally tonight if you have seen one harlem globetrotters trick you have seen them all. not so fast check this out at the linc good we need a name for it -- >> the philly special is that being used yet? ♪ ♪

the winningest team in sported this year congratulations to the philadelphia eagles on winning your first super bowl championship. >> wow. >> that was amazing. i want to see the other 99 times. >> we have sceptics in the house? >> that was incredible. a great trick. okay. >> thank you ducis. >> some say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day and torrey smith agrees, he spent part of the day in south philadelphia where they had a breakfast of champions and he joined state and school district officials to discuss how healthy eating could lead to success in school and in life. much more ahead on "action news" tonight. the exclusive accuweather forecast coming up. >> and you are taking a live look through the sky 6 hd camera and adam joseph has the details when we come right back.

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>> wrapping up february on a nice note. >> lots of sun today and enjoy it and more sun and clouds and changes come at the end of the week. take a look. signs of winter ending here in front yards. jones sent me this to the facebook page the crocuses and purple flowers in her front yard and a tall sign that winter is almost, almost done but don't let this trick you because they can get snow covered this time of year. rain chances pushing forward and zero percent chances of rain and 90% thursday and friday with the coastal storm as it drops off and everything moves off in time. and finally have a dry weekend from start to finish. >> as we take a look at the temperatures right now around the region. 55 in philadelphia. for basically everybody, lancaster, reading, allentown and trenton and dover.

and a bit cooler at the shore 10 miles or so inland with the wind coming in off the water. strong enough to puncture 40s from cape may atlantic city airport to beach haven. the moon lit sky almost a full moon and the full moon at the end of the week combines with the coastal storm to bring coastal erosion as well as flooding down at the shore because of that higher than normal tide. and then the wind coming in around the low. and tonight beautiful not too chilly 32 to 38 degrees. temperatures are similar to today. bring it up a degree or two. 39 philadelphia and 56 in the lehigh valley. and mild again, but today we have the bright blue sky with no clouds and the sky turns milky white as the high cirrus clouds as the system arrives from the west. the system parked overhead. working into the tennessee valley and ohio valley and the system we watch is coming in a

couple of pieces and the first piece is in southern parts of california and los angeles and las vegas. and you see the spin here rain and snow just outside of the mountains of los angeles there and the energy we look at the map thousands of feet up 18,000 to 20,000 feet or so. two pieces of energy, any red is not a good thing, that is something brewing and you see it come together here thursday morning in the midsection of the country and then it pulls off the coast and cuts off from the jet stream. so it's a powerful coastal storm that is not going to move quickly and that piles up the water at the shore and this going into the day on friday. so what we know at this point is we have a lot of heavy rain 1 to 2 inches thursday and a half noon into friday. strong gusty winds, 35 gusting inland 50 miles per hour at the shore. what is uncertain at this point is the exact track of the low how much cold air pulls in behind the system to end as wet

snow lehigh valley to the poconos and the extent of the coastal flooding is it minor moderate or major? we have to watch the track and strong winds and the full moon. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast near 60 tomorrow and mild with sun and clouds and 54 degrees. and windy and chilly and mid-40s and ending as wet snow north and west of the city and chill quiwind around on saturday. and sun returning 46 and 45 and partly sunny on monday and still upper 40s going into monday and tuesday. monday is a dry day and tuesday on the rainy side. something to track here at the end of the week guys. >> get the latest and track stormtracker 6 live double scan any time on your phone or tablet. a free download for your mobile device. >> a north carolina man was shot and killed while he broadcasted himself on facebook live. and now investigators believe

they have the gunman in custody. family and friends of the victim say he was using social media to call out drug dealers and criminals in his neighborhood and on sunday his life stream was interrupted by a man that ran towards him and opened fire and in fact it happened behind a police station where moments before robinson moments before was reporting a stolen cell phone and died later at the scene. police say that the suspected gunman turned himself in.

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vestal guides helping the even able girl navigate time and space in a sometimes dangerous adventure to find her long lost father. oprah says she is the number one cheerleader. >> i said at the golden globes, good things are on the horizon. this is the whoize son. it is here! >> i found my little ava making this movie. >> a wrinkle in time opens in theaters march 9th and disney is the parent company of 6 abc. >> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories next at 6:00. student at cherry hill east stage a walkout after the suspense of a teacher. and an exclusive look at a fire rescue as a philadelphia police officer rushes into a burning home to save a man.

>> i'm monica malpass have a great night.

against the suspension of a teacher who expressed concerns that the school does not do enough to protect its students. john rawlins is live now. what is the story? >> reporter: well the question is will the students bring their passion and questions to the board meeting their concern is security and they believe that what is an injustice to a faculty member. >> free mr. luck! >> these students had a message and despite administration threats they could face discipline they walked out of school. because they don't believe that cherry hill east is secure enough. and they believe that the school district unfairly suspended teacher, timothy lock for discussing security issues during an ap history class last week. th59