fox 29's dave kinchen talked with some students about what went down. >> reporter: the phrase hate speech is in the name of this course but still while some say students knew what they were getting into, students say it was just too much. >> honestly i think we all felt like that chilling effect. we were taken back and i think that was the professor's intention. >> reporter: it hardly sat well when alexa adams says her princeton university anthropology instructor lawrence rosen dropped the n word in seminar called cultural freedom hate speech, blasphemy and pornography. >> what's worse, a white man punching a black man in the face or a white man calling the black man the n word but actually saying the n word and the whole class just like erupts in diss comfort. but he wouldn't punch a student in the stays as an example. so why would you state that comparison actually saying the word. >> reporter: alexa says some students walk out of the class while others challenged the professor emeritus who simply would not back down. >> students had asked for at least five times like can you apologize?

dave kinchen out in mt. airy with that story. dave?> reporter: yeah, east falls businessman loses thousands of dollars in tools and police are working the case. there's video for to you see as well, guys? ♪ friends, colleagues, gathered here are the world's finest insurance experts. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do here. ♪ >>> tens of thousands of dollars worth of high-end tools stolen from a philadelphia metal shop. the thieves were caught on camera pulling up to the shop early last friday before they then burst in. dave kinchen spoke with the shop's owner who says this is like a punch to the gut. he joins us live now with the details. dave? >> reporter: dawn, east falls business owner actually has a big deadline coming up and he's trying to figur

fox 29's dave kinchen is in schilling ton, berks county tonight with more. >> reporter: there were some parents who cully took their kids out of classes early here at governor mifflin high school after word of a shooting threat was issued now. authorities say that threat was ultimately unfounded but those very same authorities took some heat from parents who had a lot of questions in a meeting to night. >> what's the technique? there is a threat. >> reporter: parents packed the governor mifflin high school auditorium in berks county looking for answers after rumors of a school shooting surfaced this week. it follow add social media post by a 14-year-old boy wearing a ski mask captioned "school shooter selfie". >> this boy is in class with my daughter, and i felt very alarmed when i saw the photo that posted on snap chat. >> reporter: zinnia thomas was specialsly worried about the threat which was deemed unfounded following the high school mass shooting in parkland, florida that's correct left 17 dead. investigators say they only recently learn of the selfie that it was actually posted i

lets get out to police headquarters and dave kinchen, dave. >> reporter: when we hear about things like this there are several neighborhood as cross this great city waking up to tragedy here, terribly violent weekend in philadelphia. police have their hands full working four murders, that is right, four of the them, one of them came sunday afternoon when cops say two men opened fire on a car leaving a man dead, more than a dozen shots were fired, investigators say, at seventh fifth and elmwood in southwest philadelphia the man killed was only 23 years old, two others in that car, also hurt, cops are looking for the two shooters there. no known motive, a neighbor talk about what he saw. >> there was the crime scene, one or two officers, and apparently the driver's side door was shot out and there was somebody in the vehicle i could not make out details, i drove by, nobody stopped us, and i mean you could see now they have marked off several it looks like shots there and it looks like quite a few. >> reporter: also in southwest philadelphia, on the 6600 block of guyer avenue a 22-year old

in a very violent weekend in our city, four people have died, many others injured, lets go to dave kinchen at police headquarters , dave. >> reporter: yes, very violent indeed, police will be working , and hard working, several cases specifically homicide detectives will have their hands full object four murders, one of them came sunday afternoon when police say two men opened fire on a bar, leaving one man dead, more than a dozen shots were fired and seventh fifth and elmwood in southwest philadelphia the man killed is only 23 years old. two others mountain car were hurt, and police are looking for two shoot hours ran off after the attacks took place. there is no known motive at the time and a neighbor, told us what he saw. >> there was, you know, the crime scene, one or two officers, and apparently, the driver side door was shot out and there was somebody in the vehicle, i could not make out details. i drove by. nobody really stopped us. i mean you could see now they have roped off several shots there. it looks like quite a few. >> reporter: just a horrifying scene to walk up on, meantim

dave kinchen life outside jefferson station in center city. dave, what's going on there?>> did he. sips we're waiting to get kinchen back here, let's just go back 19 months ago. 19 months ago there was guy name nick foles that was in the sierra nevada range fly fishing and he had basically quit. he was retiring. he was done. so he had no cell phone service right he gets out of the sierra nevada range all of a sudden his cell pope service pops back. andy reid had teched him and said i think you got game left in you. you want to join me. he was on the bench the whole time and then all this happened. >> that's what happens in sports sometimes. amazing. great stories like that. jason kelce has got story. stay with as we continue with more coverage right after this. ♪ ] >>> parade of champions. city of champions. what a day. >> yeah. let's get out to dave kinchen at jefferson station. dave, what's going on there? >> reporter: well a lot of people getting home and fortunately septa is returning to normal service by 7:00 for the market frankford line and the broad street line le

fox 29's dave kinchen life at philadelphia police headquarters. dave?rter: lucy, this story still developing even at this late hour with investigators working this case trying to answer many questions tonight. >> she was nice. she was friendly. you know, relative outgoing. she would talk to you. >> reporter: richard you'll trying to process of said death of his neighbor a 36-year-old woman who served as philadelphia police officer. her body was found al with that a man inside this house on the 2900 block of mercer street in port richmond noon monday. neighbors say the two were close but the exact relationship is unnope. >> just awful. you know, it's terrible to hear anyone going. she was just really nice person to have connection with someone. just knowing them through the neighborhood. yeah it's shocking. >> pretty quiet neighbor. you don't see too much -- see too much of this going on at all. >> reporter: investor gas say the officer was assigned to the first district she was 14 year veteran of the force. family and friends embraced as the bodies were

dave kinchen has all those people got home.ith fox 29's chris o'connell live along the ben franklin parkway and, chris, we know that you've been dreaming about this day your entire life. >> reporter: i actually have, lucy. if i heard it once, i heard 800 times today. this is the single best day in the history of the city of philadelphia. yes, the super bowl victory parade now in the books but not before making a lot of memories. [ cheers and applause ] >> today was amazing. i'm 35 years old it took 35 years for me for this to happen. >> how happy are you? >> oh, man i'm on cloud nine. i'm on cloud 52. super bowl lii. >> reporter: it was the kind of party the city has never seen before. >> it was so much fun. so much heart in this city. you could just feel the energy. it was awesome. >> reporter: philly was electric as the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles took to the streets for the first ever championship parade lombardi trophy in hand. >> i knew it was going to be crazy. i got a bunch of beer spilled on me, mud everywhe

fox 29's dave kinchen is live tonight at philadelphia police headquarters with more. dave? >> reporter: iain, you can imagine how emotional this is for these

our dave kinchen is live at the woodcrest station in cherry hill. ve, we knew they'd go fast. >> they wept really quick. in fact you could say that there were so many so much energy with the people in line waiting for those tickets it was almost key word almost like getting a ticket to the super bowl. >> tickets are sold out, guys. sold out. >> reporter: distressing news coming from a police officer overseeing this long line of diehard south jersey eagles fans looking to get patco tickets to commute to philadelphia for the eagles parade nurse morning. >> craziness. should have thought ahead but did not. like all of us. >> waited 43 years for this so going to make sure i'm going to be there. >> reporter: fortunately rick garrison and everyone nel line at the time would luck out. still able to get tickets since they were lined up when the sold out announcement was made. and good thing, too, since patco says, no tickets will be sold tomorrow. >> it's once in lifetime experience. we've been waiting so long for this. i wouldn't miseat for the world. i wou

our dave kinchen joins us in camden with more. >> reporter: sadness isn't even the word to describe whato many people in a tight knit neighborhood are gusting through with the 8-year-old who had her whole life before her >> sounded like it was gunshot. and everybody ran over. >> reporter: a scene of devastation in camden. it's where an 8-year-old girl was riding her bike on the sidewalk when struck by a car that would later take her life >> she had been crying, what about if that would have been me? >> reporter: it was around 4:15 when investigators say a car driven by a man in his 80's lost control striking the girl and another person, the scene turned >> the little girl died from her injuries at the hospital >> i'm very hurt. i know her mom and dad is exhausted now. and god help them >> is it heart to process when you see something like this. >> the second person was a man sitting on the steps when the car came his away according to police he's in stable condition, we're told, appears this time the driver will not face any charges. the investigation is ongoing. driver had injuries as w

dave kinchen joins us live from south philly. ou can bet they're all rejoicing, dave. >> reporter: yeah, we're hearing from parents and students all already who are simply thrilled here at south philadelphia high school. they're about as happy as you can be. no school on thursday. the same for the school district of philadelphia schools and administrative offices. and we can tell you they've already put the signage up right here some eagles chants going on. no stopping during that time because we're on the parade route on broad street. let's go to that tweet that really sent shock waves to school parents and folks out there. the school district of philadelphia confirm nothing school on thursday calling this a once in lifetime event the eagles super bowl parade as well and everybody is just loving it. >> the parade going to be lit. i feel like it's going to be lit. can't wait. >> reporter: to not be in school thursday to be, upping, witnessing a once in lifetime eagles parade, what do you thi think? >> it's amazing because who know

fox 29's dave kinchen live at 30th street station the ride home, dave, seems as long as the eagles trip reporter: yeah, pretty much for lot of people coming from not just out of state but out of region. but they have a lot of memories to think through as they make their travels back safely. >> for us we're going to stay in hotel outside baltimore and then we'll make the additional six and a half hours back home. >> reporter: that's how this couple at 30th street station will get back to ohio after checking one off the bucket list celebrating a historic win with eagles nation. >> we've been up almost 24 hours we drove from cleveland to baltimore to bring the train into the city to enjoy the super bowl. >> reporter: for others it was a trying pilgrimage just getting from the festivities to the subway stations in center city. market street became ajayi began tick sidewalk with foot traffic. >> you've been walking about 40 minutes. >> yes. it's been worth every second. >> walking -- standing, walking, being smoosh in the crowd, getting elbowed. it's all good. we all love each other. >> we a

our dave kinchen has a story you'll see only on fox 29. >> it really broke me down mentally and emotionally. >> reporter: that's how 17-year-old sean felt when he says he was forced to leave tone. the transgender teen has been on his own since christmas night after transitioning. >> you start to question yourself why am i like this, is this right, is this okay. >> reporter: on his own in a sometimes rough city, sean turned his english teacher lauren who helped him get from shelter to shelter never giving up. >> he was in contact with me on a friday and we thought he could make it the weekend and then you were in contact with me over the weekend and it was back. i just really adamantly was not going to allow what was going on with him to continue. >> reporter: he has shelter for the time being but needs clothes. across town emily grubberman heard about sean's struggle and went to twitter. >> all of a sudden i pushed this and it has like 20,000 within the first couple hours and i never expected it to, one, go that fast and get that large and now it's at over a hundred thousand likes and 20,00

it means a lot. >> reporter: dave kinchen fox 29 news. >> we've been cheering with you all season longtopping now. all day parade coverage kicks off thursday with "good day philadelphia" at 4:00 a.m. going straight through the entire day. iain and i will be with you at 11am when this starts along with alex and mike. it will be so fun. thursday will be a party. fox 29 won't let you miss a single second of it. back to your fox 29 weather authority now. the weather for the parade it's going to be cold but first tomorrow we got a messy start to the morning commute. snow and rain on the way. so kathy is breaking down the tolls in 15 seconds. >> okay today was the calm before the storm before the parade. we are getting ready, of course, on the parkway. get it all done, guys. because tomorrow is just going to be a mess. it's not like it will be a lot of snow. especially in the delaware valley. but it is going to be sleeting, raining, and pretty windy tomorrow. the temperature is 37 in philadelphia. 26 in the poconos. and arthritic in millville. right now we have that northwesterly wind sustai

fox 29's dave kinchen has more from somerdale, camden county. >> we just purchased tickets and nothingas stated about that. >> marcus james was surprised to hear that the cinemark theater he was heading into in somerdale won't allow large bags any more. the same is true for cinemark theaters all across the country. leaving many movie goers with questions. >> my wife she got a bag, you know, she has her pocketbook. >> i think we should have the right to bring things our bags in, you know, us women especially women we like to carry a lot of things you know. >> reporter: the new policy on the cinemark website says any bags or packages larger than 12 by 12 by six will not be permitted inside. staff deserve the right to check any bags brought in as means of enforcement. we picked up this box with similar dimensions to get a better idea of the new policy. this is my standard work bag and as you can see, it look like it would simply be too big to take inside. >> checking them now days is a good idea. >> reporter: yeah. >> because of all the things going on. >> reporter: we saw some bags that

fox 29's dave kinchen joins us live in delaware county tonight with details. dave?> reporter: iain, when you get home from work and you get off the train, the last thing you're thinking about is getting held up at gun point but that's exactly what police say a group of thieves are doing. >> we didn't know anything about it. locals usually are kind of like the decision first ones to hear about it. so i don't understand that. >> reporter: kathy mcrae was hardly expecting to hear of gun point robberies taking place at the station where she catches the train every day in upper darby. three men with guns threatening to shoot and kill. >> i think that's terrifying. >> reporter: most recent stick up was late last night where cops say the three bad guys approached a man who had just gotten off the train and walk up a trail. investigators he was robbed of his phone, money, hoodie and belt. >> terrifying just to know like -- even in your neighborhood because i live right up street. >> reporter: couple days before after man was held up near the same spot as he got off septa. >

let's get out to dave kinchen who joins us live in somerdale, new jersey to, night. ve. >> reporter: iain many people we talk to say it appears a sign of the times. but they also wonder some wonder if it goes too far. >> they should have potting up about that. >> we were the first to tell marcus james about the new limits of the size of bags allowed is the cinemark effective thursday at all cinemark locations around the country it's bringing up lots of questions. >> my wife, she got bag. you know, she has her pocketbook. >> i think we should have the right to bring things our bags in, you know, us women especially women we like to carry lot of things, you know. >> reporter: the new policy on the cinemark website says any bags or packages lar jenn than 12 by 12 by six will not be permitted inside. adding that staff reserve the right to check any bags brought in as means of enforcement. we picked up this box with similar dimensions to get a better idea of the new policy. this is my standard work bag and as you can see, it look like it would simply be too big to take ins

fox 29's dave kinchen live tonight with a story you'll see only on fox. ve. >> reporter: iain, that teacher has been champion for this boy but that's not all. the community is stepping up especially after someone posted something on twitter that went viral. >> it really broke me down mentally and emotionally. >> reporter: that's how 17-year-old sean felt when he says he was force to do leave home. the transgender teen has been on his own since christmas night after transitioning from makiah. >> you start to question yourself, um, why am i like this? is this right? is this okay? >> reporter: on his own in sometimes rough city, sean turn into his english teacher lauren who help him get from shelter to shelter never giving up. >> he was in contact with me, um, on a friday and we thought he can make it the weekend and then you were in contact with me over the week and and it was bad. >> i really adamantly was not going to allow were was going on him with him to montgomery continue. >> he has shelter but needs clothes. emily sean about sean's struggle and went

fox 29's dave kinchen talked with some students about what went down. >> reporter: the phrase hate speech name of this course but still while some say students knew what they were getting into, students say it was just too much. >> honestly i think we all felt like that chilling effect. we were taken back and i think that was the professor's intention. >> reporter: it hardly sat well when alexa adams

fox 29's dave kinchen stands us live from the patco wood devastation in cherry hill tonight. dave. >> reporter: iain, patco expected to run out of those tickets possibly around 7:00 o'clock. but it happened almost two hours before that. one the hot testify tickets in town. that's one elated eagles fan who just scored patco tickets to get from south jersey over to philadelphia just in time for the eagles parade tomorrow morning. there could be a massive line outside lindenwold station with others looking to do the same. >> craziness. should have thought ahead but did not. [ laughter ] >> like all of us. >> waited 43 years for this, so going to mack sure i'm going to be there. >> reporter: fortunate nally rick garrison and everyone else in line at the time would luck out. they were able to get tickets since they were lined up when the sold out announcement was made. patco says no tickets will be sold tomorrow. >> it's a once in a lifetime experience. we've been waiting so long so long for this. i wouldn't miss it for the wor world. i wop care if it was freezing right now. >> rep

fox 29's dave kinchen is live tonight at philadelphia police headquarters with more. dave? >> reporter: iain, you can imagine how emotional this is for these fellow officers investigating this case. there are many questions they're trying to answer tonight. >> just awful. you know, it's terrible to hear anyone going just she was just a really nice a connection with someone knowing them through the neighborhood, yeah, it's shocking. >> reporter: sudden struggle for port richmond neighbors re really from the death 36 year old woman who protected philadelphia as a police offic officer. her body was found with at man s signed this home on the 2900 block of mercer street around noontime monday. >> she was nice. she was friendly. you know, relatively outgoing. she would talk to you. >> pretty quiet neighborhood you don't really see too much -- tee such of this going on at owl. >> reporter: investigators say the officer was assigned to the first district and that she was 14 year veteran of the force. family and friends embraced as the bodies were removed from the scene. >> any sig

our dave kinchen live in camden with what she and her mom had to say. ve j. >> iain this little girl and her mother they're both incredibly courageous given this situation and they won't stop until they get justice. >> i was at work and then they called me on it just can't believe it. i thought she was joking. >> joe zeta will never forget the terrifying moment when she learned her eight-year-old datedly sauce way hit by a car. that never stopped. this is surveillance video of the the car just before impact. >> just going into the hospital look it was just crazy. so i had to keep like removing myself out of the room because i'm trig to be strong for her. you know what i mean? even now like i'm trying to be strong for her and not letting her see me cry. >> police say the crash happened at ferry avenue and phillips street in camden last tuesday evening. cops say the driver of what they believe to be a gray ford fusion was speeding when it struck the gill little girl as she tossed crossed the street. >> i didn't plan for it had a and to me. if this happens

our dave kinchen was there and joins us live now in south philly tonight. dave? >> reporter: you know, in way, of course, the eagles and the sixers they are neighbors but you know what, they're all unthe same roof tonight and there was love all around. not one but two home teams in the house as some of the super bowl champion eagles o line ring the bell at the 76ers wizards game while many here are still processing the magic that happened on sunday. >> i'm still a little numb from it. it was very emotional sunday for a lot of you. >> buckley family came over from gilbertsville deck out in their eagles green specifically for this occasion. and a chance to see their hometown heroes up close. >> took the kids out school made an education trip and eagles and sixers at the same time. >> reporter: a lot through our generation people that brought me up, taught me the sport and what it meant to be eagles fan just to see it happen really just exciting and beyond words really. >> sign that is said congratulations champs were all over the wells fargo center and sixers masco

so everyone can celebrate that's what they've been waiting for dave kinchen talk with a few businesses on that parade route and he joins us live tonight at city hall. dave? report roar iain a lot of those businesses will be open and opening earlier to get in on all of the fun and not to mention the business as well. >> we've had parades before. >> reporter: at mace's crossing pub on the parkway never seen anything like the eagles parade that will be strutting down city streets this thursday. neither have we for that matter. >> we have sane patrick's day parade. thanksgiving day. i was at the phillies parade. so i'm just going to figure that it's all three them together. it's going to be so big. >> reporter: manager bob thompson is working on his food and drink help crew for the big day and plans to open two hours earlier at 9am to give the fun times a running start. >> the smallest place. so we're going try to get in everybody, um as safe and comfortable as possible. probably going to open the outdoor. we an outdoor patio. and we wait for the parade to come by. all hands on deck. we're

our dave kinchen joins us live in center city with more on this tonight. dave?> reporter: iain, they've been watching every corner of their street looking at the contours as they change and now they want to unearth some answers much it's a pavement predicament op kipp street 3400 block in kensington. >> i've been worried, you know, school buses come through here to pick up kids here in the street. and when they come through here i'll be like so scare. oh, my god. >> iris delgado lived on the block for 26 years and never thought it could possibly collapse into a sink hole now with ripples what look like caving all over making driving a danger. >> when them cars come late at night. i hear it all wait in my room. >> reporter: a big boom. >> yeah. my dad come around here and saying your block is really sinking. every time he drive past it's really sinking. >> reporter: neighbors say they've seen recent scarce if the empty fishtown area like this sink hole in tag guard street that swallowed up the proper steps of a home and one on boston street after matter wayne bro

a neighbor told our dave kinchen the man was able to cry out. >> his hands was tied and he was kidnappers was trying to kill him. i was 65 scared. >> reporter: victims was rushed by ambulance to temple hospital with second and third degree burns to the lower half of his body. around midday a police tow squad arrived to remove the charred pontiac from the road as neighbors reflected on the horrible scene that shattered their sleep and their sense of safety. but police say they do not believe this was a random act of violence. >> we don't believe this is a random act. obviously they were demanding a ransom. we're working with the family now. >> reporter: the information police do have comes in part from comments made by the victim to firefighters and paramedic out on the scene on westford. the police have been able to talk to the victim because of his medical condition critical at last check. the attackers last seen in a black owd you audi with heavily tinted windows. iain. >> bruce, thank you. >>> fire officials are investigating after flames took over a pizza shop in kensington it happene

our dave kinchenic from here lin hamilton township. dave?reporter: l imagine the fear that this woman was going through when of debrit truck, go up and into the air. she did not think it would land right in her windshield. >> that's frightening. >> reporter: kennedy's reaction when looking at th crashing through a south jersey woman'singer and crushing other fingers. >> thank god she is alive ao the hospital. >> reporter: the 76-year-old victim did not want tollowed toe metal debris believed to weighgd last thursday. red hot at the said she feared r her life while driving northbound on i-295 hamilton township when the peace of metad came smashing down. she drove up abefore getting hey treated at a hospitalng happen o people, then techniques kick in and i know you've heard this story many timesing things when their life is in danger. >> reporter: victim says severas changing lanes trying to get away from the dump truck when the accident happened. still in serious pain, she's just thankful. >> thank got she kept her exposure the through. that'

our dave kinchen is live at cooper hospital in camden. dave?reporter: this is such a shock to neighbor who's have been in this community for many years. they say they have never seen anything like this. an entire neighborhood is coming to terms with a devastating loss tonight. >> i seen that with my eyes. lord, jesus, what's going on? >> reporter: thelma morales recalls the terrifying crash at state and fifth streets in camden that ended up taking the life of an eight-year-old girl who was just riding her bike on a nice warm february day according to witnesses. >> my daughter, she been crying. mom, what about if it would have been me? oh, my god don't say that. >> reporter: around 4:15 this afternoon investigators say a lot of control hit the curb and flipped. striking the girl and one other person. the scene quickly turned chaot chaotic. >> everybody started fighting and arguing and i'm like, the girl the little girl -- she was under the tires. >> reporter: officials say the little girl died from her injuries at a hospital. >> i'm very hurt. i

fox 29's dave kinchen is live in delaware county. dave?> reporter: this is something that's really frightening for so many people here. police say these thieves are deliberately striking at night and targeting commuters on their way home from work. >> i think that's terrifying. >> reporter: the reaction from captain mcrae after she got off the train at the park view station in the highland park section of upper darby township. it's where police say two people were robbed by three men. each had guns and threatened to shoot. >> we didn't know anything about it. locals usually are kind of like the first ones to hear about it. i don't understand that. >> reporter: most recent stick up was late last night where cops say the three bad guys approached a man who had just gotten off the train and walked up a trail. investigators say he was robbed of his phone, money, hoodie and belt. >> terrifying just to know like -- 19 your neighborhood i live right up the street. >> reporter: couple days before after man was held up near the sim spot as he got o

dave kinchen is the municipal services building. dave?> reporter: there are a few neighborhoods in the city that have been getting that sinking feeling lately. if you you will. they're question the ground they're walking on. >> neighbors along the 3400 block of kipp street in kensington are about as depressed as the street itself. >> sure, it could collapse. all these cars could go down. i was scared when i pull out and drive through my car will fall right in there. >> reporter: iris delgado lived on the block for 26 years and never thought it could possibly collapse into a sink hole until now. with ripples what looks like caving all over. making driving danger. >> when them cars come late at night, i hear it all the way in my room. >> reporter: wow. big boom. >> big boom, yeah. >> my dad come around here and be saying your block is really sinking. every time he try past it's really sinking. >> reporter: neighbors they've seen recent scares in the fishtown area like this 30 by 30 sing hole on tag guard street that swallowed up the front s

our dave kinchen is live at city hall and, dave, if businesses are staying open, i'm thinking that the they see could be the color of money. >> reporter: yeah, i think that's a fair assumption to make. you know, so many business folks that we talked to they're incredibly excited about this parade. at the same time they're wondering, how do we plan for this? >> keep the beer cold and burgers warm it always works. >> that's part of the place for the pub along the ben franklin parkway. they're making the rest up along the way since philly has likely never seen a parade like the eagles super bowl championship celebration coming through town on thursday. >> we have st. patrick's day parade. thanksgiving day. i was at the phillies parade. so i'm just going to figure that it's all three of them together. it's going to be so big. >> manager bob thompson is working on his food and drink menu for the big day and plans to open two hours earlier at 9am to give the fun times a running start. >> it's the smallest place. so we'll go try to get in comfortable as possible. probably open the outdoor. we

but many just now learned about i fox 29's dave kinchen is there with some fairly upset parents. ? >> reporter: yeah, they were really upset especially after rumors of a school shooting in recent days hear a threat prompted parents to take their kids out of school early thankfully that threat was unfounded. authorities say but they still faced several questions tonight. >> a bitter divide in mifflin high school parents. some want an example made of a 14 year old who sparked rumors of a eminent shooting wednesday he posted a picture on social media wearing a ski mask with the caption "school shooter selfie". >> this boy is in class with my daughter, and i felt very alarmed when i saw the photo that he posted on snap chat. >> cynthia thomas was especially worried about the threat which was deemed unfounded following the high school shooting in parkland florida that left 17 dead. it was posted in early january and that has many wondering why official doctors not speak up sooner. >> i would just like to know the truth about when they first saw that photo. was it really only what happe

let's get right out to our dave kinchen on the scene in port richmond tonight. dave?f mercer. i'll step out of the way. there was an active seen here a little while ago. family members and friends gathered outside of the house but they left. not long after. authorities had tape the bodies of two people away as we go to video here. moments ago the bodies of two people removed from the house. a 36-year-old female philadelphia police officer and a man were found dead inside the house around noontime. police tell us the causes of death are not known right now police are active tiffly investigating. we know a 36-year-old philly police officer was at the house along with another person. we don't know exactly what had transpired here but a call in around noontime that, again, there were bodies discover at the home. and we can tell you that while authorities are piecing all of this together, neighbors told us that there was a fight of some kind reall really loud fight ine early morning hours few weeks ago outside that house but other than that, nothing ever abnormal. taking p

tonight the 76ers honored the team at the wells fargo center and our dave kinchen was there live now hilly. what night, dave. >> reporter: oh, you can say that again. the eagles have been making the rounds ever since they got back into town. yesterday and you know what there were two big teams in the house tonight, showing each other some love. >> yet another homecoming for the world champion eagles as the birds offensive lineman bran dock brooks ran in tonight's sixers game showing fans brotherly love between franchises during this week long super bowl victory celebration. >> i'm just so excited. i'm so happy. buckley family came over from gilbertsville deck out in their eagles green specifically for this occasion. and a chance to see their hometown heroes up close. >> took the kids out of school. made an educaton trip and eagles and sixers at the same time. >> i'm still a little numb from it. it was very emotional sunday for a lot of us. a lot of people through our generations people that brought me up taught me the sport want it meant to be an eagles fan just to see it happen was r

fox 29's dave kinchen went searching for answers live now in princeton. dave, one of the books on that reading list was words that wound yet still some students were apparently surprised. >> reporter: lucy, that's true. in fact, the phrase hate speech is actually written into the title of the course itself. many say these students knew exactly what they were getting into but still some say tonight it was just too much for them to take. >> i think people were like, wow, is this actually happening is this real life right now? >> reporter: princeton should have march alexa adams couldn't hardly believe her ears and eyes for that matter when she says her anthropology professor lawrence rosen went overboard using the n word in seminar called, cultural freedoms, hate speech, blasphemy and pornography. >> what's worse a white man punching a black man in the face or the white man calling the n word but actually say the word the whole class erupts in disorder he wouldn't punch a student in the face as an example. so why would you state that comparison actually sayi

our dave kinchen is live in camden with what they're talking about tonight. dave? >> reporter: lucy, the strength of this little girl is really quite incredible. tonight she season her mother they want justice. >> i was at work and they called me. i was at work and then they called me and i just came believe it. i thought she was joking. >> reporter: she'll never forget the terrifying moment when she learned her eight-year-old daughter was hit by a car that never stopped. this is surveillance video of the car just before impact. >> god everything does everything for a reason. if i was there i don't know what would have happened to me. so just she's going into the hospital it was just crazy. i had to keep removing myself out of the room because i'm trying to be strong for her. you know what i mean even now i'm trying to be strong for her and not letting her see me cry but she knows it hurts me just as much as it hurts her. >> reporter: police say the crash happened at ferry avenue and phillips street in camden last tuesday evening. cops say the driver of what they b

fox 29's dave kinchen joins us live in south jersey is the sin 93 mark theater in somerdale tonight. dave? >> reporter: well it's all effective moment tomorrow and this is something many people say is a sign of times but still they say they heard about it without any warning. >> we just purchased tickets and nothing was stated about that. report roar marcus james was surprised to hear that the sin 93 mark theater he was heading into in somerdale won allow large bags any more. the same is true for sin mark theaters across the country leaving many movie goers with questions. >> my wife she got a bag. she has her pocketbook. >> i think we should have the right to bring things our bags in, you know, us women especially women we like to carry a lot of things, you know. >> reporter: new policy on the sin mark website says any bags or packages lar jenn than 12 by 12 by six will not be permitted inside. adding that staff reserves the right to check any bags brought in as a means of enforcement. we pick up this box with similar dimensions to get better idea of the new policy. this is my standa