. >> meanwhile nine fill dell fans died of heroin over doses over the weekend, mostly in kensington where needles and drug addicts. there is a crisis now. investigators have searched 70% of the building in oakland california but the sheriff doesn't think they'll find more bodies. the death toll is 36 in the wake of a dance party late friday night. the district attorney is part of the investigation to determine whether or not a crime was committed. charges could range from murder to involuntary manslaughter. officials don't know yet what sparked the blaze. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live in center city philadelphia. when something like this happens anywhere, it gives people pause everywhere. >> jamie, it's an incident that has left many in shock. the safety officials speaking out in light of what happened in oakland, urging people to take initiative and be aware of an exit strategy. for some it came as a reminder. for others, they say it's something they don't think about. >> with the attacks that happen on college campuses, schools, venues, you have to know. >> tonight in ch

we found out that dip low is a former temple guy, fill dell fan, school teacher and d.j.her philadelphiaen makes good. >> i don't want to talk about the eagles right now. in a parallel universe we would talk about the washington game and its playof playoff implicat. instead, we are talking about effort. doug pederson conceded not everyone played hard in their game against the bengals. >> we are not quitters. we trust that the guys next to us aren't quitting either. you have to look yourself in the mirror. make sure you are not one of the people sending the team the way we don't want it to go, that we are getting it turned right, finishing it out the way we want it. >> temple is in matt rhule's rear few mirror. he said he has work to do in waco the same way he did when he arrived here. today he had a message for the owls he left behind. they are my players. they'll be my players forever. i love them. it was one of the hardest things to say goodbye. our time was over. they went to the winningest two year stretch in temple. i say that because i know they are watching. i want

fans of the football club gathered saturday to honor their brazilian team. the team was on the way to a major tournament. world sports rid dellore from brazil. >> they left as heroes. they returned in coffins. a guard of honor, the chapeco football players. the last few yards were the hardest. reflecting the emotion of the day, dozens and dozens of caskets returned in a torrential downpour. as the visceral sight of so many bodies finally made the nightmare real. this is a small town club which had punched well above its wait. capturing the hearts of a nation. the supporters had an intimate relationship with the team, sticking by them through the good times and the bad. but nobody could have ever imagined it would end like this. there isn't anybody in chapeco who hasn't been touched by the tragedy, but it's been hardest for the families. their grief was uncontrollable. but many found solace with the supporters. connecting with them possibly for the last time here. the grief is crippling. he wanted to commit suicide after learning of his son's death. defender philip died on his father's birthday. the widow of the goalkeeper, em