jenny joyce is getting on the scene and we will take her live in just a moment. >>> we are following that fast moving fire overnight that destroyed homes and business ness olde city. destruction may not end just there. lauren johnson filling us in, near third and walnut this morning, hi there, lauren. >> reporter: hey there thomas here's what we do know philadelphia fire fighters pulled an all neither and we heard from the philadelphia fire commissioner that would be the case because they know that this fire posed a potential for a building collapse and because it happened in a pretty dents part of the city fire officials wanted it to be extremely cautious about allowing people back in too soon so for right now 160 people are still out of their homes, hotel rooms after this fast moving fire, jumped from floor to floor in a matter of minutes, yesterday morning shortly after 3:00 a.m. and height of that fire fight, 400 fire fighters were on the scene battling the blaze that burned away a five story apartment building full of families. luckily, many of them heard alarms, smelled smoke a

>>g news right now out of delaware county where fire has broken outt's get to jenny joyce on the scene this morning, hi, jenny. short time ago i did talk to woman who lives in the townhome that's next to where thisd at this point we are just happy that everyone got outtion was confirmed by the chief of darby borough fire who also who lives in the home where the fire started had to be rescued from the roof of her now, you c, fire crews still dousingon thes. the neighbor that we talked to said she woke up this morning to the wom's then she could smell and see the smoke. she said she and her husband oue house for help. the fire block of fern street started after 2:00 a.m. severalnd today help knock down the flames. very scary morning poor people who live on theng on, but again, they are fortunate that everyone is okay, the said at this point she is just really concerned about her cat biscuit. she knows that the out. but she is just hoping that biscuit was able to survive the smoke. back >> difficult scene for many, jenny joyce this morning, time in atlantic county firefighter in the hospi

lets get out to jenny joyce with what we are jenny?>> reporter: good morning, karen just a couple mines a couf detectives on the scene here and they confirmed that two men were killed here early this morning , we are live at oak and can see that van about halfway down this block, that is the coroner out here. we have seen a number of police officers and nteumbective , looking for clues, looking for evidence, i believe h well, but what are cameras captured earlier this morning as lot of attention to that blue dodge neon, using the vehicle. at this point we don't know how that car relates to hicide d here overnight, detectives that i talk to say there are in words on any know both of the victims were hanging out together at the time of theooti. we also don't know if they were shot while standing on the street or if they could have been in that vehicle, so at this point, looking at the scene, we have had that van and it is blocking our vantage point of any other aspect of this scene. we cannot tell if that dodge neon is still here or if t

jennie joyce live in sent city with the details. >> good morning i was stopped hear first ever philadelphia theater week. we wing broad and lombard joined by page price. page talk about philly theater week and what we can expect and we'll meet character. >> this is first ever as you said there's 0 organizations taking part and 268 performances and sort ever like flight of theaters and you can get free tickets or very low priced. you can sample as much as you want. 15, 0, you can good all over the city. i don't think people under the breath of theater there to. and getting people involved and and absolutely, absolutel absolutely. >> there's so many different kind and so it's really fun and we're doing three shows here at philadelphia theater company and do i need an acto actor. >> happenening now musical thrown to. is this at the dressing room here. what do you have. >> she said come in. hello. you're one of the character from mu sakeal thrown to. >> i'm playing cercie on right now and play you ten other character margie, tie rel, me

karen and thomas. >> find those clues, jenny joyce, keep us updated. >>> 5:07. was he angry because he who a video game, possible motive. that father faces charges in the death of his baby girl. authorities say five month-old was with her father zion isaiah shockly at his home in coatsville when she went into cardiac arrest february 10th. paramedics rushed her to the hospital. she died two days later. investigators say the girl had severe injuries consistent with having been dropped and violently shaken. shockly faces first degree murder and gun charges. >>> in bucks county police imposter pulled over two women and touches them inappropriate ly. lets lot at suspect. twenty-six year-old eric miller. it happened in warminster. he pulled over two women on wednesday night. he claimed he was an off-duty officer. he says women were drug suspects. he held them for two hearst frisked them, groped them, stole their phones, went through their purses. investigators want to know if he has ever done this before. they are obviously horrified. >> i'm ter filed. i mean that cou

let's check in on jenny joyce.y. >> reporter: hey, good morning, alex, live here at 69th street transportation center, a lot of eagles fans are piling in, hopping on the trains which are free today. they're taking the subway. >> many symptoms we have to check in on, jenny joyce, how is it at your place? >> reporter: good morning, mike, al, i just want to tell you my aunt recently came in through 69th street transportation center, i didn't personally see her but she sent me a text and she said that was just too easy. they found street parking, they hopped on the train, in the city now. bing, bang, boom. everyone is moving along here, moving along very, very nicely, seeing a lot of people con gate, how are you guys doing? >> good, how are you? >> reporter: good, what are you waiting for? >> the birds, parade, can't wait for it. >> reporter: i know why aren't you getting on the explain. >> waiting for some budd us. >> so we do see people hanging out waiting for their friends to get here. and unreal experience today. >

jenny joyce is in south philadelphia with this breaking story. south philly residents to get very upset last night and still this morning. take look at this vehicle. this is one of the cars with a little bit more severe damage sideswiped on the corner in addition to this we have roughly nine vehicles still on this block with side mirrors ripped off. i know you just saw that viewer video. we have to show it to you again. you can hear horns honking, you can hear that engine revving and smashing into car after car after car. >> he tried to get out of the vehicle loft residents that actually came hit came out of their houses and laid them at bay. handy to be a lucky police officer coming buying right after it happened. it was mind blowing. i had to pop in the house and call neighbors up and just started making sure all my friends cars were okay. so just mind blowing. >> reporter: so that was actually one neighbor i talked to who said he had just gotten home from work and he saw all of his neighbors out here in the street working together as you heard

jenny joyce has been on this all morning, jenny? >> good morning, mike, alex, deputy fire commissioner hasn't re lows dollars much information about the victims, don't know age, sex or the relationship to one another. all he has confirmed right now is that two people did, in fact, die in this overnight house fire. it happened here, in north philadelphia, we are live on west toronto street. now, we know that the fire started on the first floor of home. fire crews arrived around midnight. once fire crews wereid a they fe person dead, a second person was transported to temple hospital. and later died. this is a quiet alleyway, really hasn't been too much activity so far this morning. we did talk to woman whose home backs up to the fire scene, saw a lot of smoke last night. >> when came out the house, i walk around the corner, seen all of the smoke, and came back. because i was minding my business. i just seen it was a fire. police around at the time. >> so the block where the fire happened is still corded off by police. l & i officials

let's get right over to police headquarters and jenny joyce. jenny?er: good morning, karen, so police did tell us that they found a lot of evidence at the scene. so they were collect that evidence. they were also talking to night on broad street.30 last that is an area that's typically busy, a lot of activity, so, police now hoping to talk with anyone who saw anything happen last night. the shooting and crash, again, 8:30 at broad and grange streets, in the fernrock section of the city, a van heading northbound on broad caring three women in their 20's, and three children ages two to six years old, crashed into a building after someone fired several gunshot at that van. at least one bullet struck and killed the 23 year old driver, the five other passengers, were taken to einstein medical center, with minor injuries. >> they do have injuries, not certain how the injuries occurred. if they were hit with glass or as a result of the van crashing into the building. and there was some heavy damage to the van. so, it was pretty hard crash. >> so, police are

lets get right to jenny joyce at police headquarters, jenny. >> reporter: as you said police at this point don't believe that the victims were targeted for any reason, so at this point they still do not have a motive for this horrific, deadly shooting, yesterday we talk to the brother of the victim, he shared some information about his sister, tisha timons and we have surveillance video of that van that shows timons and six passengers including three children careening off of broad street after at least five bullets struck that vehicle one hitting and killing timons who was behind the wheel. timons brother says the family is just devastated over this senseless loss of the 23 year-old sister, police cannot make sense of it either. >> we don't believe there was a target or it was road rage we don't believe occupants had anything to do with anything. >> my little sister was minding her business and she didn't deserve this, that is all. >> reporter: police say about 20 minutes before their van was shot up victim's drove past a shooting scene at 16th and nedro streets and sped away from t

let's get right out to the scene and jenny joyce. jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen, so the block where the fire started right here behind me, west toronto street, north philadelphia, still corded off. l and i officials here to take a look at the property, because it has structural damage after this fire. the deputy fire commissioner tells us that two people died here at a row home on the 1300 block of west toronto. again, right off of broad. the fire started around midnight. when crews arrived, they found heavy fire onof the home. it was placed under control within about a half commissione, jesse wilson, says one of the victims was found dead inside a second victim was transported to temple hospital, and later died. woman whose home backs up to the fire scene. she says she quickly noticed a lot of firetrucks, ambulances, and police, and then saw a lot of smoke. >> you can see the smoke. walking around the corner like, you know, i've been near fires before, coy tell where it is coming f i literally came to the corner i don't know what

jenny joyce joining us from upper. jenny? >> reporter: yes, good morning, thomas, so these disturbing. but a stark reminder of why we need to be prepared. so yesterday to upper darby superintendent michael chitwood about this. he said that private schools in this d the police do, too, they stopped by the schools unanno lock-down drill. police cars are equipped with high power we school in the township so that they can immediately outline a plan in the event of anser talkd to a parent yesterday who said it is terrifying to think what supposed to be a safe haven for c is just awful. and it is very sad, and you just never lock-down active shooter. there is alarm,ac an alarm. each school is trained by school to what the teacher should do. >> superintendent chitwood says as the number of school shootings each year rises,traine goal always stays the same. go into that threat. thomas? >> jenny, thank you, i want to go down to park at 5:07. caroline shively joining us, this is still aac caroline? >> reporter: very much an active focu

lets get out to jenny joyce live, with the story there, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, thomas, so during government shut downs it is not only parks like this at valley forge that are closed but all non-essential governmental operations, the dmv, we have national museums, also those are closed as well. we are in the governmental shut down right now. it may be brief but we don't know for sure. senate voted to pass two year spending plan so now up to the house to vote on the bill which is expect to be done this morning. the spending plan includes overdue federal aid to states affected by recent hurricanes, texas, florida, puerto rico and it extending health care provisions and several small scale tax breaks while the big budget bill gives a boost in funding it add hundreds of billions of dollars to the nation's trip beyond plus deficit which is why kentucky senator rand paul says he spoke out last night, holding up that bill which led to the shut down. >> we have 700 page bill that no one has read that was printed at midnight, in one will read this bill, nothing will be reformed, the

new jersey where a fast moving fire destroyed the american legion building in salem county. >> jenny joyce scene this morning. jenny. >> reporter: thomas and alex, fire chief says it took him four minutes to arrive on the scene. by by the time they got there it was fully engulfed in flames. a lot of activity. various members. people who work here at ambulance association with fire marshals, other fire fighters still assessing the scene trying to figure out what happened here, but a lot of damage, you can see the shell of the building, brick building and four ambulances that were inside the garage of the fire just obliterated here we have video from a woman named judy minister again and see bright flames, quickly devastating the building that houses american legion ambulance association of wood town. so at the time of the fire the fire chief told thrust were two crews working inside of this building. this he were able to get out safely thank goodness because of the flames intensified quickly and witnesses reported hearing multiple explosions caused by the oxygen tanks that were inside of th

in fact, jenny joyce, out there with riders, as well, jenny? >> good morning, karen, thomas, live here at 69th street station, we've been watching eagles fans come in, parking in the lot, and then making the trek into the station waiting on the first train. hey guys, how are you doing? >> good, how are you? >> good. starting your day, have a great day. go eagles! bob? >> jenny looking good. already starting to close the off-ramps from the vine expressway to the parkway. the city's trash trucks are getting ready to set up the roadblock ands. let's go take live look at the ben franklin franklin parkway. all lit up in green. we are ready for the parade. come on, mcfadden and whitehead, you sing it for us. what's a song we can play for this morning? parade day. hashtag it with traffic jams. we got the forecast when we come right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ hillshire farm oven-roasted turkey breast is carefully crafted with nothing but heart and hard work. ♪ the results? well, they speak for themselves. >> soon things will be liaw unlike yesterday, this is co

. >> jenny joyce joins us live from the norristown police station, jenny. >> reporter: good morning mike and alex. right now no one is in custody , norristown police are piecing together the clues trying to use what information they have in their hopes of finding this shooter, person who opened fire on chain street near oak, overnight, we were out there, early this morning, those bullets that were flying struck and killed two men, our crew as arrived around 1:00 and at that time several officers and detectives were combing the scene for evidence, paying close attention to the blue dodge neon, they have had& their flashlights out and ultimately that car was towed from the scene likely taken in as evidence. that the point we don't know what the car had to do with the double homicide, officers went in armed with the rifle, they spent hours on the scene overnight, k-9s were out there too sniffing around for clues, we were out on the block earlier this morning and while it is still early in the morning, it was very quiet, out there, later this morning we hope to talk to some neighbors who may

. >> lets just say it is all of the talk at four seasons diner where jenny joyce's joining us from the northeast this morning, hi there, jenny. >> reporter: it certainly was an emotional night, would you characterize it as emotional. i just met these ladies a few minutes ago. you are so happy new but throughout the game, rise and fall of emotions. >> yeah, so basically it hit for me when zach ertz scored that touchdown and that was when i started crying. my brother told me to pull it together buoy still had four minutes left in the game. other than that i was in it to win it, so i never lost faith. >> reporter: the whole time they were saying the patriots can do this. they are a come back team. >> tom brady, right. >> but when nick foles caught that touchdown in the end zone that was a game changer, because the patriots tried that before us and we came back and we did that and we were like yeah, right in your face tom brady and that was a game changer and i just can't believe that and that is moment when i was like we had this game. we just showed tom brady how to do it. that was it. >

we've got our jenny joyce up there at the scene. it was very active as they've been fighting this one, jenny, what's happening right now? good morning. >> good morning, number of firefighters on scene packing up and getting ready to go. we know this fire will be under investigation for quite some time. if you take a look down the street here, this is the 1300 block of toronto. so at this point the fire department has not released any officials information about the victims but we do know two people are dead after flames tore through a row home here on this block, which is just off of broad street in north philadelphia. only few blocks from temple university. the fire started around midnight and when crews arrived they found heavy fire on the first floor of the home. it was placed under control within about a half hour. deputy fire commissioner, jessie wilson, says one of the victims was found dead inside the home. a second victim was transported to temple hospital, and later died. the fire was contained to a single home. so neighbori

. >> yeah, now students have no ride to school so what is going on out there, jenny joyce. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we got up here a couple minutes ago and this cities unbelievable. standing by with me live you are the fire chief here, give us a sense what has happened. we understand roughly 25 buses destroyed by flames overnight. >> correct, approximately eight buses inside building and other won were parked along the building. when we initially the first engine was dispatch as a smoke investigation in the area they fun building well involved, they filled, they got the first alarm, struck out, other companies got here, we whether immediately in defensive operation. we didn't make an offensive attack as building was fully involved on arrival. that is what we have encountered. >> reporter: you keep saying building, from what i see it was lamp post is that the building can you describe what the structure looked like. >> storage garage for buses, they store them at night or when they are in the using them like i garage form. it was a full building for garage and buses. >> reporter

a fast moving fire that has destroyed american legion americans building in wood town there our jenny joyceon the scene there this morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, thomas and alex, at most, four minutes, that is the short amount of time it took for this entire building to go up in flames, from the time it was dispatched, now two hours later, a live look crews are still puttin out hot spots, we also have some facebook video from a woman named judy morgan who works nearby you can see the bright roaring flames quickly devastating a building that houses the american legion ambulance association of wood town, at the time of the fire which was 4:00 a.m. the chief says there were two crews, inside of the building working, they were able to get out safely, there were no injuries, flames intensified quickly and witnesses reported hearing multiple explosions caused by the mobile oxygen tanks that were inside of four ambulances , parked inside of the garage. we talk to the president of the ambulance association and he describes what he heard and saw this morning. >> i got a phone call that t

lets get out to jenny joyce live from valley forge park with the story being affected there, hi there, story. >> reporter: good morning, in a government shut down parks like this one, are closed, and valley forge here and we are in the middle of a government shut down, it could be brief but what we know it is in the hands of the house. senate voted to pass the 100 billion-dollar spending plan so it is up to the the house to vote on the bill which is expect to be done this morning. spending plan includes over dude federal aid to states affected by recent hurricanes and it extends health care provisions and several small scale tax breaks. while the big budget bill gives a boost in funding it add hundreds of billions of dollars to the 20 trillion plus deficit which why is kentucky senator rand paul said he held up the vote which led to the shut down. >> i ran for office because i was very critical of president obama's trillion dollar dove sits, and now we have republicans hand and hand in democrats offering trillion dollar deficits. i cannot in all good honesty and all good faith just lo

. >> so jenny joyce at police headquarters with those details, jenny? >> homicide team collecting evidence, talking to various witnesses cents, trying to figure out why this woman may have been targeted. and if this could have been a road rage shooting. last night, just after 8:30, police responded to a shooting in car crash at broad and grange streets, that's in the fernrock section of the city. a van packed with three young children, and three women in their 20's, crashed into a building after someone fired several gunshots at that van, which was headed north on broad street. one bullet being struck and killed all suffered injuries from this awful accident. transport today einstein medical center and it is pretty incredible that no one else in the area was cents seriously injured, as bullets were flying, this van lost control on a very busy block. >> after the gunshots were fired, it appears that the driver lost control, and continued to drive in a northwestern direction, where she crossed overall of the lanes of broad street and also crossed over bot

let's get taught jenny joyce joining us from police headquarters this morning, jenny? >> good morning, thomas, so homicide investigators are looking into this case right now. it is unclear why this woman may have been targeted or whether or not this could have been a case of road rage. so there is shooting and accident happened last night, around 8:30. on broad street near grange in the fernrock section of the city. van packed with three young children, three women in their 20's crashed into a building, after someone fired several gunshots at the van, which was headed north on broad street. at least one bullet struck and killed the 23 year old driver, no one else in the car was shot but all suffered minor injuries from the accident. they were transport today einstein medical center. it is pretty inch yesterday thal no one else in the area was seriously injured as bullets flew, and this van lost control on a very busy block. >> after the gunshots were fired, it appears that the driver lost control and continued to drive in a northwestern direction where she crossed over

and then at one ends, and then the other end people ready to get in you, jenny joyce at 69th street,l anderson at the frankford transportation center the faces you know and love every member of the fox 29 family will be out there. start with jenn fred, good morning, jen. >> the quietest time jen has ever been. >> we know you're cheering, oh, no. took her words away and her breath away. let's try for another person that's never been quiet. steve keeley at love park. morning, steve. show us the love. >> reporter: all right, look, here is one of my regulars, leno was around before anybody was on this bandwagon, came up to me at the cheek i and pete's party with his underdog poster, and he has cents a new one, that's pretty cool. that's pretty good job, isn't it? >> ya. >> reporter: what did you think that the super bowl? >> good! >> reporter: are you excited to be here for the parade. >> ya. >> reporter: would you rather be in school. >> no. >> reporter: that's good. all right, you are the cool else. were you on with us because your son worked at the taj mahal, you bought something ther

. >> jenny joyce, it is hard to prevent these kind every things. they had an armed sheriff's officer that the school, but it is difficult to prevent this stuff. jenny? >> reporter: yes, certainly hard to prevent, and i think preparedness is key. that's what we are hearing from upper darby superintendent mike chitwood yesterday, he kind of gave us an idea of what they do in this community, as many communities across the country are now reflecting after another mass school shooting. so, chitwood says that his community practices cents preparedness for this sort of thing that all public and private schools in the township run active shooter drills, police also train tore this type of emergency. they stop by the schools unannounced once a year for lock-down drill. township police cars are equipped with high power weapons and blueprints to every school in the township, so that they can immediately outline a plan, in the event after emergency. our dave schratwieser talked to a parent yesterday how terrifying the thought of anything happening in this area,

philadelphia international fans, lucky enough to go to the big game they are leaving this morning forour jenny joycesning, hi thereng, guys. i bumped in to a friend here this is sean. going. tell me how you are feeling and ready to go rep>>'m so exci. we are flying to chicago and wio sunday and driving home on monday. >> how did you get your father. >> thanks to dad, yep. >> bought it for me, my brother is flying up from fort myers and it will be a great weekend. >> how doou into word this opportunity to go out there. >> it isnk my family enough and i'm happy to haveday weekent experience in my life. >> reporter: thanks so much. da. >> take care guys. >> we talked to a lot of also, our bdis o'connell was on the fans flying into minneapolis yester cloud nine and people here at phl tell me that they are very excited and they are on very little sleep. >> we are siked, crazy. >> b >> we didn't even sleep, great. >> reporter: how is your bank account doing. >> it could be we did all right. a lot of things fell into place for us so out well. >> reporter: it work out well, there will be no shortage of out t

people are buying merchandise out there, absolutely, so jenny joyce is in one of the stores people therere already, hi there jenny, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, so modells opened up here about 10 minutes ago there was a line outside the door people waiting to get into get their merchandise. a lot of good stuff. a lot of good stuff in here. when we were here we were nervous, everybody was getting their nfc champion ship gear but why not wait until we win the super bowl. not knowing and you don't want to risk it, don't want to take chances but this is a good morning here at modells. there is a lot of stuff going on. i just found out they brought in 440 employees from the company, to come to the philadelphia stores, because they were anticipating huge crowds as all this merchandise makes its way through the stores. good morning, guys, how are you doing. >> long time coming. >> talk a little bit about, the philly curse and now we're here. >> no such thing as philly curse, i had to wait 62 years for a super bowl championship. now we got it. it is a good thing. >> how were you feel

. >> amazing thing jenny joyce is on the scene and will give us a report in a bit but she said that was building that you see light poles up but there was a building there. >> we found a picture and we will show it to you in a bit here. unbelievable. so, no school, yeah, parkland school district cancelled school, we will have more in a second as alex said. >>> good day, everybody, it is friday, february 23rd, 2018. >> it is not going to be a perfect weather weekend certainly. but there are plenty of fun things to do it last weekend of february, five out of 10, yeah, yucky out there but bus stop buddy is still smiling partly because the flyers and sixers both won last night so we have got a warm coat on, because temperatures are in the 30's, upper 30's, so it is only rain but it is i chilly rain out there and in a few places, heavy rain, especially salem county, gloucester county in new jersey getting those heavier downpours right now. for us annoying rain 37 degrees. factor in the wind and it feels like 29. make sure you wear that warm coat because it hasn't been that cold all week. win

can we just get out to jenny joyce, is the government shut down or not what happened overnight while we were all sleeping. >> i was going to say a few people felt effects of the government shut down because it did happen while most people were sleeping. it went in effect at midnight and just wrapped up minutes ago within the last 30 minutes or so after the house approved the bill. now 400 billion-dollar spending plan has gone to the president, a government shut down went into effect at midnight when the bill had not yet been voted on. kentucky senator rand paul is accused of delaying a vote, saying he opposed the bill because it increasing the trillion dollars deficit. within a couple of hours the senate voted to approve the budget and within the last hour, the house also passed the budget. so we weren't sure if it was going to happen because democrats are still pushing for immigration protections but congressional leaders have promised to amend immigration bills to get this budget passed so we will wait and see on that, mike and alex. >> all right. >> wow. >> thank you. >> vote ago

police are investigating a double homicide, jenny joyce on the scene at the norristown police station, what is going on, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, guys we are here at the police station. police cleared that scene. they are processing all of the information, going through evidence that they collect at that scene. it happened near chain street near oak in norristown and that is where a gunman opened fire overnight, striking and killing, two men according to police on the scene. our crew is a arrived there around 1:00 this morning and quickly noticed officers going through the evidence, in particular, they were shining some light on a blue dodge neon, at this scene which was later towed. at this pint we don't know whether it had to do with the double homicide officers went in armed with rifles, spent hours overnight, k-9s were out sniffing around for clues. we know two victims were together at the time of the shooting and gunman took off. at this point police have not made any arrests, karen and thomas. >> thanks, jenny. >>> police are looking for a man who opened fire inside a c

somehow you got to get to 6 in,r darby that's where jenny joyce is. >> reporter: hey, guys, live hererertation center, me with all of my friends! (cheers) >> reporter: eagles fans! (cheers). >> reporter: okay, so, i want to talk to you, talk to a few of the y fans. can you peel me your name? >> andrew. >> reporter: where are you from? >> drexel hill. >> reporter: here with your brothers? >> my dad my uncle. >> reporter: how are you feeling as a young eaglesan now? >> great. >> reporter: i know your dad is real hey. this is your dad, from philly. >> south philly. south philly high.8 years, and they graduated in 53. my parents, and they got me into thi4 million of my friends. 4 million. >> reporter: how amazing that you can experience this with your children? >> oh, i love it, love it. it is so exciting. so, so, so happy. >> reporter: all right, guys! let's cheer! e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! >> (cheers). >> all those people. >> wow, a sea of green. what's the bette midler song? sue? blue and green? ♪ >> sue is looking like what? >> well, this is the thing. i wonder if all of those people in there

our jenny joyce at philly international this morning with happy travelers. >> reporter: good morning, thomas we saw some people ready to represent in minneapolis. our chris o'connell was at the airport and that is where you saw a lot of eagles fans arriving ready for super bowl. take a look we have flights one right after another 7:30, 7:45, eight, 8:30, phl helping people get to the super bowl holy grail to see bird play in the nfl champion ship game. chris o'connell at the airport last night, he talked to eagles fans arriving to town and they were just on included nine. >> this season has been magical, our flight was filled with eagles fans, we had ray diddinger on the flight we sang the fight song so that is word would i describe, i hope it carries through sunday night. >> can't believe i'm here. just pinch me to believe that we're actually here. >> that plane soared like an eagle, it was beautiful. >> it is just so people are so excited they don't care about that price tag, karen and thomas. we talk to fans shared the cost upward of $10,000 for two people including airfare, hotel

jenny joyce is in north philadelphia, lauren in conshohocken and steve in center city. >> lets get to steve in center city because at lee from where we were a lot of things were going on. there must be some damage out there this morning. >> reporter: i came here originally and saw this damage here and i thought we always move around. but we could not move. then i started to do national reports. i must have, the greatest damage in the world because now every network and every station has shown up here, we were here alone and now everybody is here doing national hits. that is sad bit as i said on "fox news" chan that he will we show this image and this is what gets remembered and thinks probably a slight fraction on of not even 1 percent of the people who celebrated peacefully but sadly, this is the image that will stick in peoples minds around the country because when we started here mankins were still visible sticking out they were stripped name, all their clothes were taken off. we don't know if anybody got in the macy's through the two smashed showroom windows but they tried to smas

lets get to jenny joyce because there are so many flights flying out of philadelphia right now. >> good morning, guys there are nine flights to philadelphia to minneapolis and people here at the airport tell me they are running on adrenaline right now not sleep they are so excited about what is to come over next few days we are hearing family budgets have been thrown out window and people have been spending thousands of dollars between airfare, hotel and fun in minnesota, she doesn't have tickets to the game but she and her family just want to be here and soak it in, participate in the nfl experience and be part of the passion and energy that comes with the bird in the super bowl. >> we have been season ticket holders. when they went to jacksonville we went there. great experience. we hung out in the city. would i figure we give amanda the same experience we had. >> a little nervous but excited. >> don't be nervous, just be excited, keep it going, i was check flights and for round trip we are up to about $1,500 at least to get out there. >> thanks, jenny. >>> let's eat. >> what? >> let'

. >>> our jenny joyce wasn't the only one asking questions today.ce during the event and three local boys were allowed to ask one question to the coach who played along very nicely. >> how did it feel to win the super bowl? >> how did it feel? i tell was. i think we're still on a little bit of a cloud nine here, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> doug pederson saying he liked today's kind of news conference better quite a thrill for all the eagles fans there young and old today. one dog protecting his family no matter what. he stood up to armed burglaries. now his family is calling him a hero after he took a bullet for his best friend. >>> sending more than just rockets into space. how about a farm or hospital? a company that's giving nasa ♪ >>> the casket bearing the body of billy graham was driven from ashville to charlotte today. it will go to the united states capital where mourners can pay respects on wednesday and thursday. private funeral for graham will be held onofre day. the legendary evangelist died on wednesday of natural causes. he was 9

. >> we're going to jenny joyce at the littleest pep role. >> i because she little. >> everybody therelittle. >> well, ya, guys, i'm live here at the maternity unit at holy redeemer hospital in meadowbrook. this is the most adorable eagles pep rally. look at the little hats, little eagles onesy. can we get a little eagles chant going? we will be right back! e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! punk cancer challenges us. to find smarter solutions. to offer more precise and less invasive treatment options than before. like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy. see how we're fighting to outsmart cancer at cancercenter.com/outsmart >>> all right. can i just say something that i forgot about? yesterday when we were doing dog sledding the guy that was mushing my sled, john, he looks like tom loudon, our producer here. >> i have been mushing your sled for years. >> so we have a side by side thank you jared our photographer. >> he is from the town of 300 people, nice kid. >> really nice guy but he doesn't know anything about football. anything city. he knows about dogs, trees, and snow and wood. >> i wo

shooting guard jj reddick speaking out after appearing to use a racial slur against a certain group, jenny joyce joining us from the sixers practice facility in camden with that story, what is going on here, jenny. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, thomas. video was taken down when people realized the concern but it was already too late. several websites picked up on the original video where it sounds like jj reddick utters a racial slur as he is wishing fans a happy chinese new year. >> unaudible. >> so even though video was ultimately replaced with one that excludes reddick's greeting the clip went viral, thousands viewed it, responded with angry tweets, unfolded in to a international controversy over the last day or so which prompted reddick to respond. yesterday around noon he tweet ed just saw a video that is being circulated of me wishing a happy new year to nba fans in china clearly i was tongue tied as word i purportedly said is not in my vocabulary. i'm disappoint that had anyone would think would i use that war. i love and respect our friend ness china then last night around 11:30 reddi

>> jenny joyce, i saw that the broward county sheriff's department has cents an armed sheriff officer in most of their high schools. >> yes, it is interesting, and a lot of schools have policies so we spoke michael chitwood of upper darby police, he filled us up what his high school all public and private high school practice active sho too, stop by the schools unannounced for lock-down hh power weapons and blueprints to every single school in the township so they can me the event of an emergency. our t wise ers out here, he spoke to a parent who say it terrifying to think what can take place in a place that's supposed to be children. >> just awful, just awful, very sad, and you just never know. >> it is stive shooter. there is alarm, each school has. each school is trained by school security with respect to whathe number of school shootings each year rises, the training intensi always the samo into that school and take down mike and alex. >> okay, thank you, jenny. we appreciate. that will w with other school district, as well, because we know many different policies at many differen

. >> thanks, jenny joyce.his is what he looked look, that was a packed lasalle university over there butler was speeding when he lost control and slammed into a wall. lets get to a case that people have been talking about a lot of parents talking about vermont, police, have busted 55 teenagers from new jersey for having way too much fun on their winter break illegally. troopers broke up a party involving vast quantities of the alcohol and jamaica, vermont early on sunday morning. they were responding to separate vandalism reports and when they got there they found 55 under age high school seniors along with alcohol and marijuana which they then collected. the teens were not supervised at the time and their parents were called. >>> all right. a lot of people seem to find religion when they go to jail. still ahead, why a guy, that one, broke into a police station, he said, looking for the messiah my sinuses. i mean, could you be any more dramatic? i've had it. i'm taking mucinex sinus-max. it's got a triple acti

but first, jenny joyce, good morning. >> good morning, thomas, we're live here at 69th street station. this is one of the public transportation hubs that we expect to get very busy as the morning goes on. bob, how are you street looking? >> well, here is a live look, jenny, broad and pattison, south philadelphia. here we go. this is the beginning of the parade route. let's check some of the other cameras, as we take a live look at the ben franklin franklin parkway. that's the end of the line for the big parade. and come on, you got some pictures of parade day? make sure you pop them up thereon social media. we want to see how you're dressed up for the parade today. use the #fox29goodday. we'll grab cup of coffee. sue has the forecast when we come right i pinky promised my little girl a fabulous garden party for her birthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, h

jenny joyce is live in old city. ight spot. >> it is. we came here, my boyfriend and i came here last year and it was fantastic. at the time, it was $40 per person, you come for two hours, it's byob, listen to great music and work on pottery, this is something i had never done before and it's so much fun. you've been here about four years, can you help me get started? pretend like i've never done this before. what do i have to do >> start the wheel. >> reporter: we'll start the we'll. ok. >> then get your hands wet. >> reporter: we're getting down and dirty >> you want to have fairly good, put your hands all the way around and you want the clay to be in the middle and slow down take your hand off slowly. go ahead and go back on top. >> reporter: we want to push it down? >> you don't want any movement. get your hands wet again. >> reporter: ok. >> go ahead and -- there you go. >> reporter: so doing this, well i don't know that i'm doing a great job right now >> you're doing great. >> but this i find like i told you we

. >> jenny joyce is on t jenny? >> good morning, i offer camera.id he knows the two victims, according to him, adult, brother and officially cd by anyone here at the scene. but commissioner confirmed that two people did in fact perishe n broad.0 block of west toronto the fire started at midnight when crews arrived they found heavy fof the home. it was placed under control within about a had a of hour. deputy fire wilson says one of e victims was found dead inside the home,tim was transported to temple hospital and later died. we talk tbaocks up to the fire . she said she quickly noticed a lot of activity then she of smo. >> see the smoke, as you walk lu know, i've been to fires before, coy see where it was coming from. i litter limb came to the corner of i don't know what block, corner of park, i looked, oh. >> l & i was here overnight checking on home. they've since cleared that home. and it remains under investigat marshall. mike and alexnk up, general i, e appreciate. that will now we want an update toe on alert when on your way to work because

. >> i don't know what you will do the airport thing because you areeaow, jenny joyce, giving her a kissbye and a hug. jenny and land and see you. >> it is a full day., guys. >> you know, phil who i talk to in the last half an hour, we didn'tet then, but i wanted to share this with you,nd bought him and his nephew for a package $15,000. it is unbelievable. thousands of thousands that is people are weekend. a lot of eagles fans say they cannot put a price t once in a e experience. a lot of people hereel jt hypede weekend, that they believe in the bird and they so excited. >> we're siked. >>. >> yeah, we didn't even sleep. . >> how is your bank account doing after that? but we did all right. a lot of things fell into plac f out well. >> eagles fans in the sleeping , they are runningne just can'to get to minneapolis and airport was expecting this fghts from philadelphia to minneapolis happening today, mike and >> okay. a lot of people coming in and i'ore eagles fans here, there is one right there how are you doing.>> hey eagles. >> where are you >> wonderful, hi. >> all right, >> there is m

. >> jenny joyce what do you have. >> reporter: yes so no one is in custody yet. norristown police are working on this case to try to figure out who opened fire on james street near oak in norristown overnight. bullet struck and killed two men earlier this morning. our photographers got there around 1:00 o'clock this morning and at that time there were several offices detectives, combing the scene for evidence. they were also looking at a blue dodge neon which was ultimately towed from the scene. they had flashlights out likely this vehicle was taken in as evidence but at this point we don't know what the car has to do with the double homicide. officers, one of them, armed with the rifle spent hours on the scene overnight, the k-9s were out. they were sniffing around for clues too we were on the block earlier this morning and it is still pretty quiet. at this point we have no information on the two victims police have not released their identities. they are still working to gather some additional information, again this gunman is at large. as residents wake up. ai

. >> jenn fred, jenny joyce, bill anderson, steve keeley also out and about did different parts of theade. it will be great. but the coverage even though we're done little bit at 2:00 or so coverage will ends at 6:30 p.m. non-stop. >> what we're trying say, just turn fox on at 4:00 in the morning and leave it there until you die. >> you'll observe covered. >> all right. 7:11. congress will be scrambling yet again this morning to stave off yet another government shutdown. are you kidding me? >> how many times have we said there? so the government will run out of monday any less than two days unless quick action, and something happens from the white house. >> doug, what up? >> believe it or not, talking about coming 12 year spending deal it, would be in theory two years before talking about a government shutdown again. but central question involves immigration. >> the president trump listening to stories about violence, a tribute today illegal imigrants, and the ms13 gang, reached his limit. >> if we don't change it, let visa shutdown. we will do a shutdown. it is worth it for our countr